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Times-Advocate, 1988-02-24, Page 20Page 4A Times Advocate, February 24, 1983 Southuron asket aIIschedule dwins own Indoor track Sheryl Oke placed second in high and Lori Nfillcr placed third. South Huron athletes placed well jump and Jeanette Van Esbroeck Other athletes that did well were at an indoor track meet held at York placed third in the. 1500 metre race, Skip Pavlick with a fourth in- high University, Friday. The 4 x 200 track team consist- jump, Sandra Rclouw with a fifth Of 1000 competitors from vari- ing of Anna Szabo, Sandra Rclouw, in long jump. ous schools South Huron had six Brenda Vanderlaan and Michelle Michelle Chalmers placed fifth top finishes. - Chalmers placed second and the 4 x in the 800 metre race and -Larry Scott .Regier placed second in 200 track team consisting of Trina Miller placed sixth in 1500 metres . triple jump, Trina Poortinga and Poortinga, Carrie Oke, Sheryl Oke hockey Toe Ilockzy Panthers began their Huron County playoffs February 16 agwinst Clinton Central -Huron Red - men. The first game of the two - game -lila -semi -:final -ended in a 1-1 tL aw. D,fcnsivcly,-Panthers played wel:, especially in the second period when they were short-handed for all but one -minute. Pcna::: s also resulted in a weak . offensive effort: one that generated only 23 shots on the Clinton net. Jeff Kints connected on one of those shots for the lone, -Panther goal after being set up by Jerry Lamport and Shawn Moore. Fred.Grcgus has a strong gamo in goal to hold the -opposition to one. After falling behind 4-2, hockey Panthers rallied for six straight goals and defeated Clinton 8-4 to win the semi-final 9-5. The I lcnka!1 connection of Brian Moir,- -Scott 3c11 and Rob Taylor had a big day, By Sheila Dougall leadirg Panthers to victory. Moir The Midget Boys Basketbv!I had two goals, one assist, Bell had team lost to Listowel 57-54 Wed- one goal two rssists and Taylor had ucsday. Even though they were one goal, three assists. down by 15 points early in the Lamport, Todd Laporte, Frank game, SHDHS Wal cd back to Wulterkers and Dave Dalrymple within one point in the final min- added one goal each. irte of the game. Panthers now play Wingllam in Brett Bordon led the way offcn- the Iluron County finals. sively, scoring 11 points, followed by Pete McAllister, Steve Dubarry and David Schwindt with six points each. Bevan Moir and Brett Rideout played aline all-round game. In the Junior Boys game against Listowel Wednesday, South Huron was badly outplayed in every facet ofi the game. The resulting score was a disappointing 68-39 loss. Ian Vcrbcck and Jason Clarke were top scorers for Panthers, scor- ing 14 and eight points respective- -1y. The loss drops the teams record to seven wins and three, losses. The tables were turned in the Senior game when South Huron defeated. Listowel 46-33 to run their Huron -Perth record to 7-2. Rob Bileski scored 19 points, followed by Rob Pearen with 15 points, Mark Lomas with seven points. Scott Hem, who played a good game had five points and 15 rebounds. Brent O'Brien, Ewan MacGregor and Mark Sutherland played well for Panthers. - Friday, all three teams saw ac- tion against strong teams from F.E. Madill in Wingham. The Midgets lost to the opposi- tion 46-33. The team ended the regular sea- son with 4-6-1 for the year.. Coaches George McEwan and Pete-Hecney were both disappointed with the Toss and said the boys will have to give a better team effort if they hope to make any noise in the playoffs Friday. Chris Angerman played a strong game against Madill, scoring eight points. Jeff Kerslake also gave 100 . percent, scoring four points. The Juniors suffered their second loss of the week to Madill. The op- position outscored Panthers 32-29. The loss ends the boys regular sea- .4on play with a record of seven wl-ns and four losses. Top scorers again wcrc Ian Ver - beck with 10 'points and Jason Clarke with six points. The Seniors lost to Wingham 38-36 to finish the season at 7-3. Lomas scored 14 points followed by Rob Pcarcn with 10 points, Bi- leski with six points and. Hein with four. - • QUICK RECOVERY A Wingham senior basketball Mustang gets a firm•grip on a rebounding ball after Pan ther's Scott Hearn tried for a shot at the hoop. Rob Bileski stands guard, but was unable to prevent the Mus tang's recapture of lead for a win of 38-36 over South Huron. Schwindt shuts out two Goalie Mike Schwindt must have felt as if he'd been there before on Saturday when he recorded his sec- ond shut -out in as many days. Anchored by Schwindt, Exeter Novice Panthers skated to identical 2-0 wins over Parkhill Jets and For- ' est B's in their closing games of the Lambton-Middlesex season. The scenario was exactly the same in both matches. Friday riight against Parkhill, Panthers took a 1-0 lead in the first -period on a goal by Jeff Inch. Inch was assisted by Mike McConnell and Jeff Mason. Aftcr a scoreless second period, Mason made it 2-0 in the third from Inch. Schwindt came up with several excellent saves. Saturday against Forest, it hap- pened all over again. Inch scored in the first period after he picked up a pass from Mason. No one scored in the second. In the third, it was Mason from Inch. And, of course, Schwindt had an- other shut -out. Panthers finished with 12 points in the Lambton-Middlesex league, accumulating five wins, 12 losses and two tics. Hawks slam Mount Brydges Exeter llawks tried to finish their regular season schedule on the weekend but wcrc hampered by had weather. Lcd by Clarke Singer who potted four goals in the effort, hawks pulled out a.9- 6 win over Mount Brydges in their last regular meeting but wcrc unable to give Wellesley a goodbye game Saturday night. The final game against Apple- jacks will be made up Friday night in Wellesley, but schedules for the Northern division playoffs in the Western Junior D league won t•be announced until the weekend. Friday night Hawks blew the game open in the first period with six goals, four of them un- answered. Goals by Geoff Slate; and Tcd Hodgins in the first minute of play set the tont for the night. Mount Brydgcs/ wasn't sleep - Mg, however, and after 1:33, a .,goal by Mike Hodgins made it -l: Steve Gould, back from a forced 10 game vacation from the league, let Mount Brydges know he was home with two consecutive goals which helped build a four point night. Singer and Dean Schram added first period goals, making it 6-2 going into the second. Hawks made the mistake of laying back in the second and Mount Brydges capitalized with four goals. Singer made the only Exeter mark on the scoreboard after he picked up a pass from Bryan Quinn. With their Icad whittled down to only one goal, Hawks were pulled out of the fire by Singer who connected twice with Gould to produce the final 9-6 score. Bullets snowed under in Forest Despitv being severely under- manned jExetcr Big V Bullets man- aged a split in weekend action. Seven of the Bullets managed to make it to Forest Friday night to take on the largest bench they have. faced all season. Bullets narrowly missed a victory, losing 4-3 to For- est: _ Coach. Roger Dougall and three' players, including the goalie, couldn't make the game because of a minor traffic mishap. Jamie Rolph, who hadn't played goal for more than two years; was given the net minding duticS. He did well, allowing only four goals over three busy periods. Scoring for Exeter wcrc: Derck Beckett, Greg Agpcw and Jeremy. Brock. e Bullets mopped the ice with Park- hill Outsiders Saturday when they .won a 7-2 decision. They were propped up by a hat trick from Scott Parsons. Rolph, glad to. bo out on the ice again, scored Exeter's opening goal late in the first to give his team a 1- O Icad. In the second, Parsons added a pair to Bullets Icad. Jason McBride made it 4-0 mid- way through the third, but Parkhill came to life with two goals from the stick of Dan Kennes within just over one minute of McBride's mark- er. Parsons potted his third of the night with 4:33 remaining and then Beckett closed out the game with • a pair of goals. Antique and Oak Furniture ate►_ 111111" Phone 235-2057 JOHN HODGINS_ Exeter Olt My Attitude will Impress you Ron Rader HURON MOTOR PRODUCTS LTD. • Exeter, Ontario NOM ISO Telephone (519) 235.036.3 On location or Studio Bart DeVrie PHOTOGRAPHY ( OMMIR( IAI WIOINNGS PORIKAIIS GROUPS P UBl ICl I Y 1 elephune 2 i i -1298 I' theme% ltd.. last, 'wk.,. Onl. . 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