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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1992-05-20, Page 14Page 1.1 Times -Advocate, May 20, 1992 Panthers' undefeated bid broken STRATf'ORD - The bid for an •'M111218Mad season for Panther's Millyagalleeer ended l4riday as nIllisejtatior and senior squads of South Huron lost identical 1-0 de- cisions to St. Mike's Warriors in Stratford. In the first game, the senior Pan- thers had problems mounting an at- tack and found themselves trailing 1-0 at halftime. The seniors managed to tegtoup but were thwarted by some good goaltending. The, squad finished the regular season tied for first place in their tier with Listowel with a 4-1-1 record and will face Wingham in a quarter -final match - up Wednesday afternoon at South Huron. Should the Panthers win, they will see semi-final action at home Friday against the winner of a Goderich•Listowel'tIlt In junior play, a late -goal •by St. Mike's and some missedeopportuni- ties' by South Huron resulted in the first loss of the season for the de- fending Hurn -Perth champs. After a very even first half, *t. Mike's capitalized on a Welly _ entidway 'through the second. South 414uron managed several chances ttoin the game, but couldn't con "ertb •May 13 LG Marlette Parsons 47 2nd LG Janet Wcdtake 53 HG Pam Wang 88 LN GiettaTripp 35 Most Honest Mary Keenan 100 High Putts: Susan Dolphin *27 Sponsor: Dave Passmore Plumbing and Heating Door prize: to Peg Roth. donat- ed by Exeter Nursery andLan- seeping 50150 Draw: Marlene Parsons, Nntnberpreaent: 28 ••May13 A Flight LG Janet Wedlake 43 B Flight LG Kathy Masse 49 C Flight LG Bev Robinson 53 D/E Flight LG Delores Schilbe 55 ft. ,:. ? •:H;'�,;.`?;�i; -irlf !e: -I • May 16 .1stplace Don Cowan 37 Bill Gilfillan 41 Ron Wessman 48 Bil/ Thompson 4 Total 175 2nd place Bob Dobson 44 Ben Fisher 45 Kat Hannan 48 Neon -Whiting 24 Total 187 3rd:platt- JoinMuir 40 Red DeGraw 48 Andy DeBoer 50 Roy Minter 51 Total 189 4tb±place Wayne Pearce 50 (Tie) Guy Giddings 49 Lloyd Easton • .•48 Sid Daley Total :200 4th place Jack Fuller 44 (Tie) Bud Preszcator 47 Jack Urquhart 48 Gib Dow Sr. a Tota I 200 Closest to Pin: Bob Dobson Ironwood 'Tuesday ° ikht Men hib May12 A Flight 1st Don Curtail 2nd Stu Homuth 3rd Bob Fletcher B Fli h t l st Earl R 2nd Brian Ta for 4p 3rd Jack Fuller 41 4th Tony Underhill 42 C Flight 1st Petry Kites _40 2nd Red DeGraw A4 3rd Andy DeBoer 45 4th Gib Dow Jr. 5th Bill Gilfillan D Flight lst Sid Daley t49 is od John Reluuw 50 Lee Wafter • tallest to Pin ft7 AlltyKaee.40 '!Closest to Pin 44: ;Bob Fletcher 38 19 .46 Lots oke oluring lith.ssohool junior girls soccer action on Thursday-lis=South -Huron beat Stratford Northwestern while the sen!ors.wvn 3r1, Tn'ie. stimete of complete installation alb Kevin Today OWN & CQUNTRV HOME COMFORT (/t D. of Dave IVruuror hueis Lttt. Math S`. A. fxeler 23E 2032 "The Best Service when You Need it Most". Panttiers head to INFOSSA Continued from page 13 Jay Hippest went to OFSSA last year for the junior shot put after he finished second at WOSSA, On Wednesday mom.. ing, he won the Huron -Perth ti- tle with a 13.05 distance. His throw was not one of his best efforts as he has been sick. 1 just got out of the hospital with pneumonia," said a tired looking Nippers before he did his warmups for the shot. He admitted he has not done a lot of practicing this spring. "I've tried to but I've been sick and haven't waited en. it that rrttich. - Also in the senior division, Dave Schwindt will head to St - Thomas as he was first in javelin at 47.84 metres and fourth in the 2,000 steeplechase with a time of 7:38.50. The South Huron junior girls' team had an outstanding meet as McClure led the way with a first in the 200 metres at 26.40 sec- onds, first in a stew event for her, the 300 -mete -hurdtes at 26.40 ' and second in the 400 metres. Jenny Robertson won in the jav- etin with a throw of 27.88 metres and teammate Stacey Thurman 'was third at 26.56 metres. The two also qualified for WOSSA in the discus as Thurman was third 41114401144ROberison was fifth -withaEMtow of 22.72 meters. *my eikivraren Stuart wins fishing derby GRAND BEND - The fourth an- nual Grand Bend Salmon Derby may have been 10 days long, but it only took Forest angler Norm Stu- art a few short hours to win the 55,000 fast place prize. Stuart's winning fish of 20.9 pounds was caught way back on Saturday, May 9. The derby ran from May 9 to May 18. 4. ;:�-i::::>i:%.;:;:a;is�}t;:�:v:C,}::'(.it�2r:::;:n:;rz.M1`i�:�:«%'%.}}'1 iX�"�:.::. a::r4 R% 6:7fJ't': i;} ,,'i>� Exeter (II) 5 vs- Exeter (III) 0 Gauls: Jacob Kinsman (3), Shawn Sherwood, Caleb Jain s Both mans played very well considering it was the first game of the seaaen. Eateteer II was able to r/ttehm on the chances offered. Greg Maack played well in goal for Exeter I$op�t3 a pautty shot. A play nn the forward line forEszter�I was provided by Chas Fnyne- Exeter II had strong goal t g by Andrew Maveva d &sawn Sher- wood- Strong defensive play by the whole team. 4: `;..j rihy\.T: r:{;:;j;'v 'wxv ''}4:jjLi:,ii'::i�iky>T ::p 3:' v:..••.t. '•'. .boa,:.: .May -14 Tmeeeill l vs: Zahn 3 ../�l.•it f�tt -shle}y Rnosenb. �.er}g yi�"/�rtF%��,4..r.}Ytr:±Y'}:\?is� }•� •: >: ' moo.: '` `lit M 8 'atom 1 v 1 Se 3 , oloerhan • Heah sa.biiiiletakhuna Craig Hem and Colin Bowen ocenhiead to display some terrific gaahetoding despite the loss. Katie Mai*. ngalsobad a strong game. %d17,311.:''. y.:: •x::o;}}?:: ii: ::.J.::a:.,:;:.m::fA st ,$�.}... ti._•�.} ..: . "'-.:754. }.. . .. x o .. VC'?:Z,� .:, \., •A May 11 Imam 1 at:Bt)oe 4 Goalkeeper: Robert Amon. Ryan Sullivan Goals: ShaneevenRaseaberg Asatstsr Robert Acton, Duras StMsaaali. ShaneCzypyha Craig Ovethdt and Adtew Prcut played well _ .M. •,?�. • p� "A•:.....,....- 3:L f .., s„., 2. L-i5t �',�� .tt -3'• .. �::;}.', May 18 Exeter 5 - Etymons 0 Goats: Jeremy Janke (2). Geoff Mayer. KM y C heathavy. Man Mum Tn'ie. stimete of complete installation alb Kevin Today OWN & CQUNTRV HOME COMFORT (/t D. of Dave IVruuror hueis Lttt. Math S`. A. fxeler 23E 2032 "The Best Service when You Need it Most". Panttiers head to INFOSSA Continued from page 13 Jay Hippest went to OFSSA last year for the junior shot put after he finished second at WOSSA, On Wednesday mom.. ing, he won the Huron -Perth ti- tle with a 13.05 distance. His throw was not one of his best efforts as he has been sick. 1 just got out of the hospital with pneumonia," said a tired looking Nippers before he did his warmups for the shot. He admitted he has not done a lot of practicing this spring. "I've tried to but I've been sick and haven't waited en. it that rrttich. - Also in the senior division, Dave Schwindt will head to St - Thomas as he was first in javelin at 47.84 metres and fourth in the 2,000 steeplechase with a time of 7:38.50. The South Huron junior girls' team had an outstanding meet as McClure led the way with a first in the 200 metres at 26.40 sec- onds, first in a stew event for her, the 300 -mete -hurdtes at 26.40 ' and second in the 400 metres. Jenny Robertson won in the jav- etin with a throw of 27.88 metres and teammate Stacey Thurman 'was third at 26.56 metres. The two also qualified for WOSSA in the discus as Thurman was third 41114401144ROberison was fifth -withaEMtow of 22.72 meters. *my eikivraren Stuart wins fishing derby GRAND BEND - The fourth an- nual Grand Bend Salmon Derby may have been 10 days long, but it only took Forest angler Norm Stu- art a few short hours to win the 55,000 fast place prize. Stuart's winning fish of 20.9 pounds was caught way back on Saturday, May 9. The derby ran from May 9 to May 18. WITH NO CHARGE AIR CONDITIONING From the coolest dealers in Ontario during our Civic Su r Cooldown (I (f Civic 'Sedan .EC *The all-new Civic -EX 5 -passenger Aldan with -more powerful, more .efficient engines and a long list of features including: power steering, cruisecontrol, power mirrors, power -locks, power windows, tach,.full.wheel covers and, right now = No Charge Air. ,> '0 Ueterlionclo 650 Main Stre t Exeter Til: 235-1081 4. 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