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Times -Advocate, October 25, 1989
Controlling the ball - Becci Farquhar, right, of the South Huron District High School Girl's Held Hockey
team tries to keep the ball away from an opponent during the Huron -Perth semi-final game at South Hu-
ron last Thursday. The locals won the game 4-0 to advance to the finals.
Stats - Scores
EXETER MOHAWKS
SCORING STATS
Player GP G A PT PIM
Scherer, J 3 8 6 14 0
Berdard, K 3 5 5 10 2
Wilker, Q 3 5 4 9 0
Randerson, D 3 5 4 9 0
Brooks, G 3 1 6 7 10
Glover, B 3 3. 3 6 0
Barton. P 3 0 4 4 2
Snyder, G 3 1 3 4 0
Shipley, J 3 1 2 3- 2
McClennaghan 3 0 3 3 -2
Baynham, B 3 0 3 3 2
Gates, A 2 0 3 3 0
Bailey, R 2 2 0 2 2
Elliot, R 3 0 2 2 12
Carr, J 3 1 1. 2 16
Soehner, M 3 0 1 1 0
Thornton, J 1 0 0 0 21
GOALTENDER'S STATS
GP MIN GA AVE
Dark, B 1 60 1 1.0
Pikul, R 2 120 7 3.5
Bombers
down Lucan
LUCAN - The Exeter Novice
Bombers played only one Lamb -
ton -Middlesex Hockey League
game last week and it was a good
one, beating Lucan 3-1 Saturday at
the South Huron Rec Centre.
Exeter scored once in each of the
three periods.
Jason Grenier tallied from
Wayne Cole 37 seconds into the
game.
Eric Yco netted an unassisted
goal in the second period and Cole
added a third -period insurance goal
to help Exeter to the victory.
Both goalies, Exeter's Ryan Sulli-
van and Marc Williams of Lucan,
played extremely well in the game.
Exeter's record now improves to
2-0.
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Panthers beat Woodstock team
By Michelle Ellison
EXETER - All three of South
Huron District High School's girls'
basketball teams played exhibition
games at home last Monday,
against College Avenue Secondary
School of Woodstock. South Hu-
ron's Junior and Senior teams
played competitive games taking
victories.
The Senior girls held College
Ave. to a 15-13 lead at half time.
The play continued to move from
end to end but South Huron came
through with a 31-29 win.
Michelle Ellison led the scoring
for the Panthers with 13 points.
Tammy Thiel played well scoring
eight points and Jennifer Taylor
added four.
The Junior Panthers also defeated
College Avenue by a close 30-26
count.
The local girls were down 11-10
at half time but managed to come
back for the win.
Becky Morgan was SH's top scor-
er with 10 points, Kerry Manders
followed with eight and Karen
McKay had four.
The Midget Panthers had some
trouble against the Woodstock
team. The locals were defeated 42-
24.
Becky Hartman left SH in re-
bounds and was also top scorer
with eight points. Chris Schade fol-
lowed with six points.
Times announced for roll off
By Ron Dann
ZURICH - The Bluewater five
pin bowlers association has set the
dates, times and locations for the
20 game zone round rolloff of the
OV Open Ontario Five Pin Bowl-
ers Association Championships.
The first ten games will be
bowled on Sunday, December 3 at
Wingham and Molesworth Lanes.
Registration at 9:30 and bowling at
10 a.m.
Goderich's Little Lanes will host
the final ten games on Sunday, De-
- cember 10 at 9:30 a.m. The top ten
men and the top nine women will
then represent the Bluewater Zone
in the OV Open Ontario Champi-
onships April 11 to. 14 at Hamilton
Sherwood Lanes.
Bowlers are to send their entry
form and $30 cheque to: Bluewater
Association Tournament Director
Ron Dann at Box 1034. Grand
Bend NOM 1TO.
The OV Open Ontario Five Pin
Singles format has been changed
from eight games to ten. The top
50% after the firstr five games ad-
vance to the final five games lead-
ing to the single knockout step lad-
der finals. This is the 26th
consecutive year that Carling
O'Keefe has sponsored the OV
Open in Ontario, an all-time record
for sponsorship of any sport ever.
After being overpowered 38 to
10 a week ago in Intertown league
action at Goderich, Zurich's Town
and Country men's team rebounded
for a 36-12 win over New Ham-
burg on Saturday at Zurich. Frank
Palen set the pace with a 1264 five
game pinfall and four wins in a
match play competition.
Ron Dann added 1030 also with
four wins, Charlie Bright 1025 and
three wins. 011ie Edwards, Tony
Bedard and Luke Mommersteeg
also had three wins each. Palen,
Dann, Edwards and Bedard were
part of last spring's Bluewater As-
sociation Contingent in the OV
Open Ontario Association Champi-
onship.
Zurich won team total pinfall for
the day, 6116-5529 and will travel
to Molesworth this Saturday.
Brad Brown has the highest sin-
gle at 190. Kristle Gallagher holds
the' girl's high average at 126 and
triple at 408. Becky Kirk holds the
second highest average at 96 and
triple of 316. Brianne Haist has the
highest 157 single.
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