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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes Advocate, 1989-10-25, Page 37Football teams split against Goderich By Michelle Ellison EXETER - South Huron District High School's Senior football team clinched first place in the Huron - Perth conference last Monday when they crushed the Goderich Vikings 36-0 in a league game on home turf. Unfortunately, the Jun- ior Pantheri fell to the Vikings 36- 14. The Senior Panthers played an outstanding offensive and defen- sive game as they held the Vikings to a mere 52 yards rushing, while they rolled through with 249 yards. "Any time you can shutout Gode- rich and hold them to less than 100 yards rushing, it has to be a great win," commented Panther coach Ron Bogart. The offensive line, led by Doug Clark, did a superb job in blocking the holes for the running backs, like Rob Wonnacott who rushed for 200 yards and scored three touchdowns. Wonnacott put SH on the score- board on a 31 -yard touchdown run. Dave O'Connor kicked the convert and SH held a seven -point lead af- ter the first quarter of play. The second quarter brought two more converted touchdowns by Wonnacott on four and 26 -yard runs. Chris Haugh kicked off with a long 65 yard boot into the end zone for a single to give South Huron a 22-0 lead going into the second half of the game. Thompson took in an eight -yard run for a touchdown in the third quarter and O'Connor made the convert. In the final quarter, quarterback Harlen Tinney closed scoring for the locals on a short one -yard touchdown run. O'Connor kicked the convert and the Panthers claimed the 36-0 win. SH's defence played exceptional- ly well shutting down Goderich's running attack. The Panthers stopped Goderich short of a first down on their first series, Clark blocked their fourth - down kick in the second series and Mark Burton made one of his two interceptions on their third series. Norm Atkins led SH in key tack- les with 15. Brent McDonald made 12, Glenn McBeath 10 and Laurie Chalmers nine. The Junior Panthers took a disap- pointing 36-14 loss against the Vi- kings. "They are a very good football team and a very physical football team," said coach Dave Cox. South Huron's first touchdown came on a short run by Randy Johnson in the second quarter. Johnson also made the convert. Jason McNeil ran in another touchdown in the third quarter and Johnson made the convert but the Panthers couldn't catch their oppo- nents and fell 36-14. The Vikings' scoring mainly came on three big play touch- downs. They recovered a fumble that put them in good position to score. Another came on a long pass. However, Cox said they made a few mistakes that cost them and he felt his team could have played the Vikings better than they did. Trying to break a tackle - Colin Struth, of the South Huron District High School Junior Boy's football team, (29), tries to break the grip of a Sarnia St. Clair player when those teams met in an exhibition game at South Huron Thursday afternoon. The Panthers won a close contest. Mustangs lose squeaker FOREST - Exeter's MacLean's Mustangs lost a close hockey game in Forest, last Friday night. The Mustangs jumped out to a 3-0 first -period lead, but couldn't hold on as Forest came back with four unanswered goals, to win 4-3. Scoring for Exeter were: Craig Schwartzentruber with two goals, Ben Kline with two assists and Scott Rowe had the other goal. Ken Hines had another excellent game in goal, in a losing effort. A wet run - Scott Wellington, of the South Huron Senior Boys' cross- country team, crosses the finish line rather wet during the Huron - Perth run at F. E. Madill School in Wingham Thursday. The race went ahead despite snow, rain and windy weather. All Panther runners qualified for WOSSA this week, also at Madill. Crunchers blank Forest 6-0 FOREST - The Exeter Atom Crunchers blanked the Forest Flames 6-0 in Lambton- Middlesex Hockey League play Friday night to improve their record to 2-0. Jeff Mason scored the only goal of the first period, from Bryce Hann, at 4:01 of the first. Hann made it 2-0 with an unas- sisted goal and 3-0 early in the second from Gavin Poole, while playing shorthanded. Later in the second, Mason scored his second, from Jeff Inch. Mike France scored twice in the third, from Hann and Ryan Fulton and the last goal was un- assisted. Michael Schwindt picked up his second shutout in a row for Exeter. Exeter also got good games from Rob Turner, Trevor Obre and Luke Sims. Juniors down Sarnia St. Clair By Michelle Ellison EXETER - Despite the cold; mis- erable weather conditions last Thursday, South Huron District High School's junior football team claimed a 28-22 victory over Sar- nia St. Clair Secondary School in an exhibition game held at South Huron. "Both teams accomplished what they wanted which was playing a lot of people," said coach Dave Cox. Jason McNeil played an out- standing game gaining 150 yards in three quarters. McNeil opened scoring in first quarter on a short run. His second came in the second quarter on a 35 yard run. Randy Johnson came through in the third quarter on a 27 yard run and McNeil added one more touch- down in the final quarter on a 25 yard run. Johnson kicked two converts and John Paul Maurer ran for a two point convert. Exeter Mixed Shuffleboard 5 Game winners Harold Davis 464 Lorne Shelton 386 Wilma Davis 383 Pearl McKnight 366 4 Game winners Joe Gosar 319 Lloyd Lovell 292 Walter Davis . 224 Thursday, October 19 5 Game Winners Harold Davis 449 Lorne Shelton 428 John Pepper 422 Albert Hummell 386 4 Game Winners Ray Cottle 426 Lloyd Lovell 341 Allan Johns , 334 Hugh McKay 317 Bantam A's tie Exeter 5 - Lucan 5 EXETER - The Exeter Bantams A's fought their way to a tie against Lucan on Friday night, after being down by two goals in the third peri- od. Exeter goals went to Matt Gar- dener, Ryan Lindenfield, Fred God - bolt and Jason Heywood notched two in the third to help Exeter tic the Irish. Assists went to Fred Godbolt, Ryan Lindenfield, Matt Gardener and Fred Steciuk. All players performed well, espe- cially goalie Jeff Empringham, who made some excellent saves and stopped several breakaways. The club's next game will be Wednesday at 7:45 p.m. when Exet- er takes on Ilderton at home at the South Huron Rec Centre. NOW OPEN ,ire to Valumart Plaza, Exeter Come in and see the latest in Computerized Fitness Equipment Aerobicycle Computerow _, Skiing MaeJ ne, -t: Il Step . Treadmill , Fitness climber t) r')1111 (J ) P : J ,-\ J. (until Nov. 16/89) SUNTAN $4.00/30 Minutes Reg. S6.00 12, 6. 3 Month Memberships Monday - Friday 9:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. Saturday, Sunday 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. 235-2536 Trees -Advocate, October 25, 1989 Page 21 Molting Hawks unbeaten EXETER - The Exeter Molting Hawks picked up three more wins this week to run their record to 4-0. Last Monday night they beat the London Dough Boys 6-2. Ken Bergmann led the way with two goals, while Ron Moore, Jim Pfaff, Brian Hodgins and Bob McDonald netted one. Scott Burton had three assists while Ron Moore and Bob Jones each added two. Bob McDonald and Ernie Ahrens each added sin- gle assists. On Friday they travelled to Hu- ron Park and edged Stephen town- ship 6-2 in a close game. Bob Par- sons notched a pair of goals to lead the way with Ron Moore, Ken Bergmann, Bob Jones and Bob McDonald each netting singles. Hodgins had two assists while Ahrens, Parsons, Walt Tiedeman, Burton and Jack Chipchase added single assists. On Sunday, they met the London Fallen Stars and after a close first period, the Molting Hawks pulled away for a 10-3 win. Ahrens and McDonald each had hat tricks to lead the onslaught. Ron Moore added a pair, while Brian Hodgins and Jim Pfaff added singles with Pfaffs being an end-to-end rush he is famous for. Chipchase had set up six tallies • to lead in that department, while Mcdonald, Ahrens and Moore each added a pair. Burton, Phil Turner and goaltender Glen Stire had sin- gle assists. Stire also had a strong game in goal. The Molting Hawks hosted the Lucan Flyers on Monday night for their only action this week. Notes: Bob Jones failed to show on Sunday as he was on a chinchil- la hunt. Panthers win again By Michelle Ellison WINGHAM - Last Thursday, South Huron District High School's senior girls' cross country team claimed the Huron -Perth title for the 15th consecutive year at the Hu- ron -Perth meet in Wingham. The Junior boys' team also took a second place team finish and all SH runners qualified for the Western Ontario meet. Kim VanDongen brought in the Panthers' highest finish of the day, placing second in Senior girls. Car- rie Ducharme followed with fifth place finish. Charlene Regier and Anna Szabo also made the top 10 placing seventh and ninth respec- tively. Lori Parker finished 19th, Victoria Bisback 20th, Linda Wal- lis 21st and Jennifer Robinson 22nd to Five the girls the first place team finish. Brett Rideout placed fifth to lead SH's junior boys to a second place team finish. Dan Vanderlaan was close behind with a sixth-place fin- ish and Shawn McFalls managed 10th. David Schwindt placed 13th, Skip Pavlick 16th and Jim Ahrens 23rd as well. SH's midget boys also qualified for WOSSA by placing in the top 20. Jamie Ramer finished sixth, Ja- mie Dougall seventh and Matt Mill- er 10th. Scott Wellington ran well for the Senior Panthers, bringing in a third place finish in the senior boys' divi- sion. Andrew Oswald placed 10th as well. The team travels to Wingham on Friday for WOSSA. Panthers defeat Listowel By Michelle Ellison LISTOWEL - South Huron Dis- trict High School's girls' basketball teams played league games in Lis- towel last week and returned home with three victories for their ef- forts. The Senior girls dominated play throughout their game. They took an easy 15-2 lead in the first half of play and continued to outplay the Lords and take the 34-15 victory. Christine Rose and captain Mi- chelle Ellison led scoring for SH with six points each. Andrea Bell followed with four points and Mi- chelle Caers and Terri Kerr added three a piece. 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