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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes Advocate, 1989-09-20, Page 16Poop t6 rttr Tones -Advocate, September 20, 1989 1 Ladies "A" champions The Downtown Dollies, which are sponsored by the Burkley Tavem, won the South Huron Ladies Slow -Pitch "A" championship defeating the Sundowners 5-1 in the champi- onship game last .Tuesday. Front row, left to right, Sandi Talbot, Marilyn Waldeck, Barb Turnbull, Shelley Weber, Collette Elder. Back row, (1-r), Jim Rolph coach, Melanie Drummond, Brenda Brand, Estella Wilson, Dianne Shapton, Pat Cottrell, Barb Down, Joan Cooper, Lorne Turnbull, coach. Miss- ing, Bob Lammie, coach, Pat Down. Cross country begins LONDON - South Huron District High School's cross country opened their season on the weekend in the Banting Secondary School meet at Springbank Park in London. Coach, Joe Fulop, travelled with only a squad of six runners and came through with a couple of good Volleyball starts STRATFORD - South Huron District High School's junior boys' volleyball team got off to a good start for the season at an early tour- nament held in Stratford on the weekend. Last year's Huron -Perth champi- ons, with six returning players and seven rookies, recorded six wins and four losses in pool play to place second. Unfortunately, the Panthers were defeated 12-15 and 11-15 by Glen- coe in the playoffs, a team that went on to become the tournament champions. The team's league opener is Octo- ber 3 in Clinton. Both SH's junior and senior boys' volleyball teams will will be working hard this sea- son to qualify for WOSSA which will be held at South Huron No- vember 17 and 18. Football gears up LONDON - South Huron Dis- trict High School's junior and sen- ior football teams got some prac- tice in during controlled scrimmages against Laurier Secon- dary School of London, on Friday. With each team starting on their 25-yardline and running 10 offen- sive plays followed by 10 defensive plays, the junior Panthers returned home with an 18-12 victory. The seniors brought home a 6-6 tie to prepare them for upcoming league play. Jason McNeil ran in two touch- downs for SH's junior team on runs of 70 and 50 yards. McNeil also took another long run of 60 yards, got caught on about the two yard line but man- aged to set up the touchdown made by Jay Hippern. Coach, Dave Cox, felt it was simply good practice for his squad. The senior Panthers also proved themselves good performers. . Laurier opened scoring.ott ;heir very first play on an 80 -yard run for the touchd1Own. SH came back, however, with aaa 80 -yard pass from Harden Tinney to Dave O'Connor for a touchdown. No kicking was allowed, leaving the teams in a 6-6 clash. "If we get our act together this week in practice, then I think we will be fairly tough on Thursday (in Listowel)," commented Bogart. Both teams plair league openers on Thursday in Listowel. Wrong name John Pepper (not John Kestle) and partner Dave Woodward, Exet- er, were the gold medal shuffle- board winners in the Senior Games held in Eiceter in June. I )( r 1 t rU I\111 r\% tl r re.Itu. u 1'I\II)•' Practise safer sex. (:et the facts. Let's Talk. Call the Ontario Ministry of Health AIDS Hotline I - KM- 668 -AIDS results in the large meet. Kim VanDongen made the high- est placing for. the Panthers by fin- ishing 17th in the junior girls divi- sion. Brett Rideout placed 19th and Dan Vanderlaan 41st for the junior boys. In the midget boys category, Ja- mie Dougal finished 31st, Matt Miller 79th and Ben Geiger 92nd. The team attends the University of Western Ontario's Invitational meet on Thursday. • SIo-pitch finishes EXETER - The South Huron La- dies Slo-Pitch League wound up an- other year with their playoff tourna- ment on September 8, 9 and 12. The "C" winners were Big "0" Sockettes while the "C" runners up were Nuturals. The "B" winners were Cheers and the Inn Girls took the "8" runners up title. Downtown Dollies won "A" championships while the "A" run- ners up were the Sundowners. The annual league meeting will be held on Tuesday, September 26 at 8:00 p.m. at South Huron Rec Centre. A new executive will be elected and rules will be discussed. Anyone with positive new sug- gestions or questions is encouraged to be present. All coaches and players are urged to attend and offer their input as well. 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