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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes Advocate, 1989-10-25, Page 20Page 20 Times -Advocate, November 1, 1989 Hawks grounded Continued from page 13 Neither team had many scoring opportunities in the game, but Mitchell made better use of theirs. Mitchell outshot Exeter 20-15 in the game. Shayne Adair opened the scoring for Mitchell with a power -play goal at 13:34 of the first, from Trot McMann. It stayed that way until 4:01 of the second when Dan Woodhouse scored from Adair. Captain Jim Dickins got the home squad on the board with a short- handed, unassisted tally_ mid way in the second frame. Mitchell got another power -play tally, and what proved to be the game winning goal at 17:53 of the second stan2a, with Steve Murray doing the damage. Exeter crept back to with a goal with 11:59 to play in the game when Harlen Tinney scored a pow- er -play goal for the home team, from Jamie Tomes and David Dal- rymple. But the straw that broke the cam- el's back for Exeter was Dean Smith's unassisted goal with 15:15 gone in the third and Elliot's empty - net goal with time running out. Next game for the Hawks is to- night, Wednesday, when travel to Mitchell for a return match at 8:45 p.m. Next home game is Saturday night, November 4 at 8:30 p.m., when the Tavistock Braves will be at the SHRC, at 8:30 p.m. The Hawks also travel to Seaforth Sun- day afternoon for a 1:30 p.m. mati- nee contest against the Centenaires. The'Hawks will also be holding their annual Poor Boy Luncheon from 11-3 p.m. at the S.H.R.C. It will be an all -you -can -eat spaghetti dinner for $4 for adults. Panthers lose By Michelle Ellison GODERICH - South Huron Dis- trict High School's Junior football team dropped a league game 32-13 to the Goderich Vikings and the Senior Panthers, although defeating their rivals 14-6, probably played in their first competitive league game of the season. - "It is unusual to be a bit disap- pointed when you win but I know we could have played better," said Senior coach Ron Bogart. "Gode- rich was up for the game and we were on our heels." For nine minutes of the first quar- ter, a 14 -play drive resulted in Rob Wonnacott going over the end f SH's first touchdown. Chris Hau kicked the one -point convert. In the second 'quarter, Goderich became more competitive but Har - len Tinney found Dave O'Connor in the end zone for a 22 -yard touch- down and Haugh converted to give the Panthers -a comfortable 14-0 lead after halftime. The third quarter saw a reverse of the first with Goderich controlling play and SH only seeing the ball for three plays. Fortunately the Pan- thers held on to their shutout. In the fourth, Goderich retumed a punt 11 yards and on three first downs running a a 15 yard penalty against SH, Goderich found them- selves on the one -yard line. South Huron accepted the chal- lenge and managed to make one of the best defensive stands Bogart has ,seen in high school football. The Panther defense stopped their oppo- nents on four successive pays from the one -yard line. Unfortunately, when the Panthers had to punt on the fourth down, Haugh made a good kick but Gode- rich made a 32 -yard return to give them a touchdown with two min- utes remaining. Wonnacott ran for 87 yards rush- ing and Jeff Denotter .for 27 throughout the game. Denotter also caught three passes' from Tinney for 100 yards. Another setback for the Panthers was the number of penalties. Seven penalties were called against the Panthers, costing them 95 yards. On Panther defense, an unknown player made 17 key tackles while Mark Burton had 15, Doug Clarke 11, including one -and -a -half sacks, and Brent McDonald 11. The Senior Panthers now receive a first place bye -in to the final Hu- ron -Perth game on November 11 on Panther territory. Bogart is expect- ing to see a great game as he feels that even in Thursday's game, "Goderich was a different team". In the junior game, the Panthers were in the game but some unneces- sary mistakes cost them. After losing to the Vikings, in their first meeting of the season 36- 14, SH was better prepared after making a couple of adjustments and coach, Dave Cox says "The play was much closer than the score in- dicates. We were in the game". - In the first quarter, SH opened scoring on a short run touchdown by Randy Johnson. The Panthers, however, made er- rors in pass coverage allowing two pass completions that led to touch -- downs for Goderich to give the Vi- kings a 12-5 lead after two quar- ters. After receiving the ball after half- time, SH moved the ball well up the field and Jason McNeil scored SH's second touchdown on another very short run. The Vikings scored again -with two minutes remaining and with Johnson injured, SH wasn't able to move the ball well. On the last play of the game, Goderich scored and made a two point convert to make it a 32-12 game. However, SH plays in the semifi- nal game against Listowel tomor- row at home. "It's going to be really tough if Randy can't play," commented. Cox. "The finals will also depend how healthy we are," he added. A NEW SERVICE IN EXETER INSTANT AX! The Times Advocate asked "Why Not?" and here it is - a naw Fax machine has been installed in our office enabling you to contact any other Fax machine in the world... instantly. The Times Ad- vocate will offer the service of the Fax for a cost of $4.00 per printed sheet for the first one plus $1.00 per additional sheet. 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CaII us today and we will ship your order overnight to your door with Master- Card or Visa ' Lucan bowling scores LUCAN - Results of the Lu - can Bowling Lanes October 23 to October 29. MONDAY LADIES Joan Finkbeiner 260-685, Joyce Sovereign 244-680, Sharon Redick 298-678, Sandra Disher 222-630, May ' Murphy 214-617, Lynn Smith 239-616. Luanne Herbert 230-604, Lorraine Maswinjohn 222.603, Au- drey Watt 208-600. . TUESDAY Y.B.C. Wendy Jansen - 275, 221.496, Wendy Hickson 250, Lynn Cowdrey 185, Denise Cowdrey 175, Lisa Need- ham 163, Brad Goddard 161, Scott Pres: 158, J.B. Mason 187, Poul Jew- ell 151. COLLEEN'S Shirley Rees 236-635, Edith Yeo 241-615, Diana Leddy 277, Judy Wells 253, Ginnette Gwalchnai 239, Jean Hickson 220, Deb Scarborough 216, Judy Jaques 213,' Louise Hayter 210, Marion Dykeman 209. SENIOR CITIZENS Vi Higgs 259-627, Len Smith 249, Jim Burt 225, Edie Burt 220, Derwin BEatson 208, Florence McRobert 193, Frank DeBlock 192, Cord Higgs 191, Doreen Smith 191. WEDNESDAY Y.B.C. Tyler Graham 169, Marcus Appel - man 129, Alex Buckareff 129, Jillian Stansel( 125, Kristen Moore 121, Lar- - ry Smith 119, Carsten Kelly 113, Da • vid Miller 112. C.A.W. Wayne Wilson • 263, 232, 366-861, Gary Dunlop 313-755, Jim Smith 246- 676, Clint Kennedy 292-665, Gary Melvin 259-659, Lynn Smith 246-634, Pal O'Connor 244.634, Emily McLe- od 238-619, Pat. Jones 248, Garry Gibson 246. WEDNESDAY MIXED Bob Pipe 242-654, Bill Cornelissen 217-626, Pat Ryan 239-611, Bill Bos 253, Judy Walters 238, Larry Mac- Gregor 233, Alex Hole 230, Russell Hay:er 219, Bill Garrett 215, Karen Leger 213. THJJRSDAY MENS Pat Holland 260-756, Fred Allison 276-755, Brian Ankers 274-750„Orval Rinn 287-735, George Robbie 267- 729, Don Watt 285-728, Bob Pipe 276-725, Dave Glendenning 282-725, Bob Taylor 289-720, Robert Heckman 292-709, Colin Brewer 262-687, Bob Smith 241-687, Arnie Venderweil255- 683, Jim Smith 270-677, Fred Wells 242-677, Roger Horuk 278-675, Tom McLellan 250-669. FRIDAY MIXED Pete Smith 340-767, Bob Smith 264- 678. Harold Smith 309-675, Paul Sinith 263-670, Al Robicheau 302-658, Ron Carroll 242-658, Dan Rodgers 266-655, Heather Smith 267-640, Jim Burt 256-631, Wayne Smith 254-618, Evelyn Smith 255-615, At Robicheau 244-614. LADIES INTER -TOWN Lucan - 16.5 pts; Zurich #2 - 13.5 pts. Audrey Watt 226-612, Helen Har- dy 241-610. . SUNDAY Y.B.C. Chris Smith 233-625, Todd Hyde 218, Paul Smith 207, Scott Smith 195, Brent Gibson 186, Un Carter 175, Pe- ter Gibson 170. SUNDAY MIXED Ron Mason 280-771, Jtm Smith 321-748, Linda Webber 297-729, Gle- na Tripp 250-669, Cheryl Smith 303- 662, Gary Dunlop 251-662, Geoff Moss 254-649, Rob Riley 229-646, Barb Moss 261-636, Bill Vanbergen 242.632, Eugene Webber 226-611, Kathy Mason 249-606. MEDWAY Glen Foster 236.655, Jack Moir 248-635, Alex Jeffrey 222-628, Cora Smibert 225, Paula Weir 217, Dick Smibert 207, Marion Barr 204, Wil- lard Smibert 204. Continued from page 13 Neither team had many scoring opportunities in the game, but Mitchell made better use of theirs. Mitchell outshot Exeter 20-15 in the game. Shayne Adair opened the scoring for Mitchell with a power -play goal at 13:34 of the first, from Trot McMann. It stayed that way until 4:01 of the second when Dan Woodhouse scored from Adair. Captain Jim Dickins got the home squad on the board with a short- handed, unassisted tally_ mid way in the second frame. Mitchell got another power -play tally, and what proved to be the game winning goal at 17:53 of the second stan2a, with Steve Murray doing the damage. Exeter crept back to with a goal with 11:59 to play in the game when Harlen Tinney scored a pow- er -play goal for the home team, from Jamie Tomes and David Dal- rymple. But the straw that broke the cam- el's back for Exeter was Dean Smith's unassisted goal with 15:15 gone in the third and Elliot's empty - net goal with time running out. Next game for the Hawks is to- night, Wednesday, when travel to Mitchell for a return match at 8:45 p.m. Next home game is Saturday night, November 4 at 8:30 p.m., when the Tavistock Braves will be at the SHRC, at 8:30 p.m. The Hawks also travel to Seaforth Sun- day afternoon for a 1:30 p.m. mati- nee contest against the Centenaires. The'Hawks will also be holding their annual Poor Boy Luncheon from 11-3 p.m. at the S.H.R.C. It will be an all -you -can -eat spaghetti dinner for $4 for adults. Panthers lose By Michelle Ellison GODERICH - South Huron Dis- trict High School's Junior football team dropped a league game 32-13 to the Goderich Vikings and the Senior Panthers, although defeating their rivals 14-6, probably played in their first competitive league game of the season. - "It is unusual to be a bit disap- pointed when you win but I know we could have played better," said Senior coach Ron Bogart. "Gode- rich was up for the game and we were on our heels." For nine minutes of the first quar- ter, a 14 -play drive resulted in Rob Wonnacott going over the end f SH's first touchdown. Chris Hau kicked the one -point convert. In the second 'quarter, Goderich became more competitive but Har - len Tinney found Dave O'Connor in the end zone for a 22 -yard touch- down and Haugh converted to give the Panthers -a comfortable 14-0 lead after halftime. The third quarter saw a reverse of the first with Goderich controlling play and SH only seeing the ball for three plays. Fortunately the Pan- thers held on to their shutout. In the fourth, Goderich retumed a punt 11 yards and on three first downs running a a 15 yard penalty against SH, Goderich found them- selves on the one -yard line. South Huron accepted the chal- lenge and managed to make one of the best defensive stands Bogart has ,seen in high school football. The Panther defense stopped their oppo- nents on four successive pays from the one -yard line. Unfortunately, when the Panthers had to punt on the fourth down, Haugh made a good kick but Gode- rich made a 32 -yard return to give them a touchdown with two min- utes remaining. Wonnacott ran for 87 yards rush- ing and Jeff Denotter .for 27 throughout the game. Denotter also caught three passes' from Tinney for 100 yards. Another setback for the Panthers was the number of penalties. Seven penalties were called against the Panthers, costing them 95 yards. On Panther defense, an unknown player made 17 key tackles while Mark Burton had 15, Doug Clarke 11, including one -and -a -half sacks, and Brent McDonald 11. The Senior Panthers now receive a first place bye -in to the final Hu- ron -Perth game on November 11 on Panther territory. Bogart is expect- ing to see a great game as he feels that even in Thursday's game, "Goderich was a different team". In the junior game, the Panthers were in the game but some unneces- sary mistakes cost them. After losing to the Vikings, in their first meeting of the season 36- 14, SH was better prepared after making a couple of adjustments and coach, Dave Cox says "The play was much closer than the score in- dicates. We were in the game". - In the first quarter, SH opened scoring on a short run touchdown by Randy Johnson. The Panthers, however, made er- rors in pass coverage allowing two pass completions that led to touch -- downs for Goderich to give the Vi- kings a 12-5 lead after two quar- ters. After receiving the ball after half- time, SH moved the ball well up the field and Jason McNeil scored SH's second touchdown on another very short run. The Vikings scored again -with two minutes remaining and with Johnson injured, SH wasn't able to move the ball well. On the last play of the game, Goderich scored and made a two point convert to make it a 32-12 game. However, SH plays in the semifi- nal game against Listowel tomor- row at home. "It's going to be really tough if Randy can't play," commented. Cox. "The finals will also depend how healthy we are," he added. A NEW SERVICE IN EXETER INSTANT AX! The Times Advocate asked "Why Not?" and here it is - a naw Fax machine has been installed in our office enabling you to contact any other Fax machine in the world... instantly. The Times Ad- vocate will offer the service of the Fax for a cost of $4.00 per printed sheet for the first one plus $1.00 per additional sheet. (Overseas Rates are $7.50 for the 1st three minutes plus $1.50 per additional minute). In addition our number is yours so if you want to be reached instantly - we will receive your messages for $1.00 per sheet. (Confidential services available). THE ONLY FAX TO REMEMBER IS 519-235-0766 Plus we can suggest a few benefits... 1. INSTANT FAX... Your financials have been drafted... send a copy before the tint statement is printed. 3. INSTANT FAX.... The dears closing and you need a signature... send the pa- perwork by FAX and relax. w fir: inz i *tt 1 r M A.:.:.. a. �..� -. The list is 300 items long (ie. auctioneer) and the long dis- tance charge wiN be horrendous...FAX it and relax 7. INSTANT FAX.... Your daughter needs a.favourite recipe (or any information) for an important engagement... FAX it to any Purolator of- fice where they will contact her. tor a charge of SI.00 - stantiy. 2. INSTANT FAX.... Ira mom and dada first grandchltd - send a copy of baby's first picture. - 4. INSTANT There's been a death in the family, send the complete de- tails for the obituary by FAX. U :t r'iHt*i viii►::.. Fars stock order is complete and theyd better not ship the wrong goods.... try FAXING and relaxing so everything wig be correct. 8. INSTANT FAX.... Your prize winning frogs have interested buyers in Brazil.... relax and FAX the registration to verify blood tines. CaII us at 235-1331 for details THE ONLY FAX TO REMEMBER IS 519-235-0766 i.. 1 One-armed player - Despite having one Mitchell Hawk player draped all over him and holding his left arm, Exeter Hawks' captain, Jim Dickins was still able to move the puck here with his free arm and pass it to a teammate, when the Hawks met their namesakes Friday night at the SHRC. The home Hawks lost 5-2. A long shot - Marcie Ellison, left, of the South Huron District High School senior girls field hockey tries -to shoot the ball past a player from St. Marys during the Huron -Perth championship at South Huron last Tuesday. Panthers won 2-0. Hully Gully - Your Power Fun Centre. 4 YAMAHA Fall Fun Sale YFM 250 W • 10 speed, reverse " Full racks $ * Trailer Hitch * Electric start For the Cottage For the hunters... Pro Hauler * Mini Flat bed * Shaft drive * Electric start 262 r - pe r monttV2yts. OAC (8.9 percent) The Head -Turning Phazer Bring your trade * save money Two Yamaha ET 340's Plus 2 bed rainbow trailer 56499 We're Your Service Headquarters... Factory trained technicians - While you wait service - Backed by a Targe parts dept. - Pre -season discounts • Plus PDI & Freight • Limited Quantities 1 • PZ480 N No wonder its the King of the Trail * 480 cc pure Yamaha power * Adjustable handle bar * Speedo and Tach $ per month/2 yrs. OAC (8.9 -percent) 18OLLY In London at Wharncliffe & Southdale (519) 685-8045 Open Wed./Thurs. till 8 p.m. Sat. till 4 p.m. Parts to go... CaII us today and we will ship your order overnight to your door with Master- Card or Visa