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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1992-10-07, Page 16Page 16 Times -Advocate, October 7, 1992 Panther comer Basketball teams off to a good start EXETER - All three of the South Huron District High School girls basketball teams are off to good starts as they won their opening Huron -Perth conference games on Wednesday in Seaforth. In a thrilling overtime victory, the junior Panthers won 52-49 as Heather Davies netted 12 points and Candace Miller added 10. Both the midget and senior teams also won. Monday afternoon in Exeter, both the junior and senior squads made it two in a row as the seniors, paced by the 15 point performance of Sta- cey Rader, beat Wingham's F.E. Madhill 32-20 while the juniors won 38-19. Miller led the juniors with 13 points, nine of those in the second half, while Davies added nine. There was no midget game. In exhibition action on Friday, the junior Panthers beat Stratford Central 31-28 as Karey Youmans had 13 points. The seniors also beat Central while the midgets were de- feated. . ' of W,E141,41b. frats-country: A total of 13 Panthers travelled to London on Thursday for the Clarice Road meet which had 225 runners compete. Molly McClure had the best South -Huron finish as the junior was second in her division while Sarah Battersby was 32nd and Jana Webster, 53rd. Rob Miller and Shawn McCurdy ran for the junior boys while Carrie Ducharme was 22nd in the senior girls division. Scott McDonald was the best midget as he was 48th in a field of 83 followed by teammates Bryce Hahn, Eric Hundey, Jeff DeBloek, Steve Straw and Mike Schmidt. At the recent Aylmer Relays, McClure was first in junior girls and in the boys A division, Dan Vanderlaan was second and Mike Coolman finished fourth. In a meet in Toronto, McClure was 16th; Vanderlaan, 27th and Schmidt, 101st. Upcoming: While the girls field hockey team hosted Si Marys on Tuesday, the giris basketball teams head to Goderich Wednesday. Ladies golf league winners Winners from the Exeter Golf Club's Ladies' League are Helen Burton, 'A' Low Gross; Anne Armstrong, 'B' Low Gross; Shir- ley Wright, 'C' Low Gross and Grace Ballantyne, 'D' Low Gross. Minor hockey scoreboard October 2 Exeter 3 at Thedford 6 Goals: Soon Keys, Tan Mayer, Ryan Ralph Asdsts: Peter Ragiskatos, Craig Overholt, Tyler Taylor, Jared Bourne, Bob Hamilton Goaltender: Ryan Sullivan October 4 Exeter 4 at Watford 5 Goals: Chad Monteith (4) Asdsts: Peter Fragiskatos (3), Jason Grolier WaxeiS • '; • October 4 Exeter 3 vs. Wa1ford 1 Goals: Craig Overholt (2), Daryl Weiss Assists: Amanda Werth Scam was 3-1 for Watford after two periods hair, the third period Exeter allowed Wat- fond to score eight goals. • " rs : • ;""i Oet . • "'"A". • 4, .............. • ••,,,••••-•-•,. September 27- Exhibition game Exeter 4 at Lucan 2 Goals: Mike Brady, Kurt Hardy Assists: Steve Greenlee, Daryl Boshart, Josh Appleman, Mike Brady October 2 Dorchester 4 at Lucan 4 Goal: Rob Hillis (2), Eric Kowaichuk, Adam Duskocy Aadsta: Josh Applanan, Daryl Bodiart (2), Denton Hackney, Rob Hillis Taking home the low net trophies were, left; Betty Smith, 'A'; Peggy Ferguson, 'Er; Theresa McCann, 'C'; and Lorraine Alex- ander, 'D'. Hardy drives another winner SUDBURY - Just Call Me Sam captured his third consecutive On- tario Sires Stakes victory of the 1992 harness racing season with a win at Sudbury Downs Raceway on Saturday, September 26. The three- year-old pacing colt circled the northern Ontario oval in 1:59 for his ninth win in 30 starts. October 2 Dorchester 4 at Loam 2 Goats: Rob Silver, Chad Morrison Assists: Ryan Carroll, Corey Smith, Mike Herbert October 2 Dorchester 4 a Ludas 3 Goals: Doug Howe. Shaun Fairweather (2) Assists: ShainFairweadter, Sean Lawrence (2)• Matt Munro (2), Jason Hodgson Bantam oft won the Usbome Minor Softball Asso- viatIon's 'A' title. Back, left to right, Marie Jaques (coach), Andy Jaques, Pam Edwards, Marianne Scott, Shannon Reving- ton, Sherri Smith, Anita Davies, coach. Front, left to right, Tara Bedard, Diane Scott, Helen Theophilopoulos, Rose Gla- vin, Heather Davies, Sarah Mosurinjohn. 13e E ENJOY THE BEAUTY AND CONVENIENCE Driven by Lucan's Ken Hardy, the Kandu Hanover - Just The Wife off -spring left from post two, and immediately challenged for the lead. After being parked in the opening quarter -mile, he worked his way to the front and led by a length and a half, reaching the half - Just Call Me Sam is trained by his co-owner Ian Fleming of Lon- desborough, Ontario. Also owned by Laurie Henderson of Brucefield and Harold Eyre of Dublin, he has made $36,892 this season, his first on the OSS scene. The next Sires Stakes action for Just Call Me Sam and the three- year-old pacing COBS and geldings will be at Windsor Raceway on Sunday, October 11, with a total purse of over $100,000 on the line. 11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111i111111 McNutt's Taxidermy Located in Crediton 519-234-6481 Specials on deer heads and salmon 111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 Adam Jean of the Panthers' junior boys' volleyball team pre- pares for a spike against the Clinton Redmen during a match Thursday afternoon at South Huron. The Panthers could only muster a 15-10 win against Clinton, dropping the other two games both by close scores of 17-15. Bowling • scores Monday Ladies Darlene Bourne =1, 333, 251-805, Lynne Farquhar 244-677, Luanne Her- bert 260-672, Marg Elson 255-639, Barb Smith 243-628, Joyce Sovereign 227-607, L. Mosurinjohn 252, Heather Smith 250, Kathy Mason 211. Cathy Boltzmann 232, Nancy McKenzie 230. Lynn Smith 230, Shan Redick 209. Tuesday Y.B.C. Kurt Juergens 253, Marcus Appel - man 240, Greg Cunningham 184, Ryan Nicholson 181, Tyler Graham 179, Jen- nifer Heague 166, Bred Gwalchniai 160, Brad Ankers 158, David Knip 158. Jennie Cockwill 144. Senior Citizens Ron Dann 220434. Jim Burt 230, Jean Dann 223, Lawrence Russell 216. Myrtle Guuo 205. Bessie CAldwell 200, Charlie Grieve 195. Alvin Faulder 184, Marion Thompson 182, Theo Sentjens 180, Florence McRobert 180. Wednesday Y.B.C. Tim Townsend 173, Shanna Town- send 131. Vanessa Smith 127, Ashley Smith 125, Pamela Richards 121, Joe McNaughton 119, Robbie Yeo 115, Mike Dalgleish 113. Ayden 011ivier 111. Liss Dokter 105. C.A.W. Gary Melvin 301-732, Lynne Smith 255-690, Wayne Wilson 260, Pat Mor- neau 233, Cathy Mason 215, Pat Hod- gins 215, J.B. Mason 212, Barb Smith 205, Connie Webster 204. Wednesday Mud Scott Rummell 223-655, Al Rollinp 285, Tom Dobinson 230. Doug Smith 212, Don Cunningham 205, Larry Mothers 203, Deb Hall 201, Les Cun- ningham 200, Mark Frayne 194. Thursday Men Bob Smith 260. 381, 313-954. Bill McDonald 281, 313, 339-933, Russ Dann 259-763, Earl Allison 332-761, Wayne Smith 267-743, John Jansen 267-729, George Lee 260-712, Bob Tiylor 295-711, Pat Holland 266-710, Kevin Lightfoot 307-708, Paul Smith 241-702, Barry Heiman 256-697, Don Watt 265-696, Frank Palen 252490, Jack Fuller 254484, Vic Neil 238-650, Ray McRobert 313436. Meadowcrest Rick Allison 316, Ed Hastilow 231, Dave Gordon 211, Bob Montage 159, Conrad Zimmerman 158, Mary Jane Dyson 142, Ed Charles 140, Ron Churchill 134, Gloria Miller 128. Friday Mixed Pete Smith 317-706, Bob Smith 247- 695, Lyra' Smith 242-687, Larry Smith 269.679, Patty Bowemun 251-671, Heather Smith 252455, Dave Smith 265-639, Chris Smith 271-631. Wayne Smith 264-620, Ron Carroll 220. Men's Inter -town Lucan 27.5 pts., Goderich 17.5 pts. Don Wau 306-1204, Murray Bemww- Ws 316-1131. 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