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Outmuscled
Wednesday. April 28, 1999
Outmuscled. South Huron District High School junior boys rugby player Brian
Evans, left, bowls over a Stratford St. Mike's defender during their game at South
Huron last week. Evans scored two tries and led the Panthers to a 20-10 victory.
Other tries were scored by Brad Turnbull and Andrew Maven Coach Terry
O'Rourke said his juniors showed good ball control.The girls did not fare as well
and lost 15-5 to St. Mike's. Carrie Illman scored Exeter's one try.The senior boys
rebounded from an 8-0 halftime deficit to record a 26-8 victory over London
• Saunders Monday. Jason Neil scored two superb tries on outstanding solo efforts.
Khampaye Inthisorn also had a brilliant try on an excellent broken field run:. Brad
Baker scored the last try. Neil added a convert and Leslie Vincent added two con-
verts. O'Rourke said it was an excellent effort considering the team played with
only two reserves.All three teams host Kincardine tomorrow (Thursday) staring
with the girls at I p.m. with the juniors and seniors to follow.
Wingham Sportsmens Horseshoes
April 24 - A division
Place Name and town Name and town W 1 Plus
1 Lia Snell, Exeter Jo -Ann Woods, Chesley 6 3 124
2 Don Frook, Elmwood Diane Lasenby, Pine Lake 6 3 96
3 Glen Lasenby, Pine Lake Skip Rogers, Walkerton 4 5 164
4 Wayne Woods, Chesley Paul McKee, Belgrave 2 7 202
13 division
Place Name and town Name and town W L Plus
1 Earl Wolsonholme, Kinc. Ron Olmsted, Owen Sound 10 0
2 Jack Snell, Exeter Norma Coleman, Kippen 5 5 132
3 Wally Ellig, Hanover Hank Carter, Wingham 5 5 125
4 Jim Bolton, Walkerton Percy James, Pt. Franks 4 6 116
5 Bernie Bender, Hanover Bill Coleman. Kippen 3 7 162
6 Milton Wright, Hanover Keith Lovell, Exeter 3 7 157
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Mixed Grand Champs - Larry Smith 315-869, Steve Walz 306-728, Don Morgan 297-675, Cheryl Riley
303-671, Doug Whelan 280-671, Dave Smith 256-669, Doug Beaudoin 260-630, Helen Rodgers 255-598,
Keith rlartwic k 261-595, Jake Vanhooydonk 231-589, Anney Vanhooydonk 234-577, Rob Riley 224-567,
Joanne Liley 213-565, Mark Thomson 207-537.
Monday Ladies - Pat Davis 282-705, Karen House 223-590, Pat Hodgins 230-569, Tina Riley 224-560,
Joyce Sovereign 241-558, Marg Elson 198-543, Helen Hardy 197-538, Shirley Rees 210-531, Beulah
Storey 194-515, Agnes O'Sullivan 191-512, Sarah Culbert 176-506, Noreen Riley 233-504, Kit Hearn 185-
503.
Tuesday YBC - Josh Anderson 219,149, Robbie Yeo 178,146, Shannon Walzack 156,106, Katie -Scarlett
MacGillivray 147,107, David Payne 137, Jeremy McNaughton 130, Adam Lamb 130, Derek Heaman 118,
Corbin MacGillivray 118, Nick Anderson 113, Cam Galbraith 110.
Non smoking- Glena Horner 259-617; Hobert Heckman 247-585, Joan Swiderski 256-554, Donna
Westman 185-536, Ross Horner 195-530, Madeline Desjardine 224-522, Theo Sentjens 174-495, Pat
Hodgins 180-481, Pamela Hamm 175-475, Jeremy Krziyzek 162-425, Joan Marshall 163-424, Don
Maguire 158-406.
Senior Citizens - Charlie Grieve 228-606, Ron Dann 234-603, Jean Dann 232-603, Mac MacCormack
210-579, Cathie Westman 233-549, Theo Sentjens 217-503, Pat Davis.199-476, Peter Vandenboomen 161-
453, Eve Smith 170-450, Paul Cormier 159-379, Norah Wassell 146-367.
WednesdayYBC - Caitlyn Hill 163,91, Kirk Merrifield 147,121, Laura Colby 130.109, Avery Greaves
112,88, NicTsantilas 109,97, Wm. Benedetti 97,93, Arnie McRobert 94,91, Whitney Liley 84,77, Tyler
Schon 88.82, Kyle Moore 82.78, Trevor Schon 93, Chris Shewfelt 90.
Thursday Men (5 games) Paul Smith 298-1249, Tom Bullock 277-1203, Pete Smith 271-1199, Bill
McDonald 286-1186, Mark Hickson 311-1156, Bob Smith 280-1152, Dave Smith 268-1145, Ken Kadey
280-1134, Brian Ankers 269-1121, Earl Alliosn 278-1117, Larry Smith 248-1116, Mike Apps 301-1110,
Roger Bennewies 279-1104, Chris Smith 270-1089, Scott Smith 252-1055, Andy McIntyre 256-1046, Brian
Reidy 260-1042.
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Sr. soccer , s
bo Y giris wiend upwinners
host a their annual tourna- Red and Black
ment on Saturday. Tournament with a 3-0
The girls soccer teams win over St. Thomas
started their season at Parkside on goals by Sarah
Workman. Niki Vermeulen
and Shauna Koehler.
The Panthers were then
blanked by Waterloo -
Oxford 3-0, London Central
2-0 and Woodstock
Collegiate 3-0.
Senior girls coach Jim
Workman said 15 teams
'participated in the tourna-
ment.
The. junior and senior
girls hosted Central Huron
yesterday after press and
host Goderich tomorrow
(Thursday) at Canners
Field. The juniors start at 2
p.m. and the seniors at
3:30 p.m.
EXETER - Both the
South Huron District High
School senior boys and
senior girls soccer teams
finished the week as win-
ners.
The senior boys dominat-
ed Clinton St. Anne's at
home Last week for a 4-0
win. Dan Snell scored two
goals for the Panthers
while Ryan Beattie scored
a goal on a penalty kick
and Mike Wilhelm scored
one un a free kick.
The seniors won 3-2 in
Goderich Monday.
Coach George McEwan
said his team si 'oor-
ly with uni Ind.
non -aggress,
Goderich WCC.. up 1-0
early but not long later
Chad Monteith finished a
pretty passing play from
Ryan Beattie and Dan
Snell.
The trio repeated the feat
a few minutes later but hit
the post.
The half ended with
Goderich up 2-1.
`McEwan said he read his
players "the riot act" dur-
ing halftime. It appeared to
v< o k. R} an Ralph scored
the equalizer for the
Panthers by burying a ball
after the Goderich goal-
keeper bobbled a cross.
Monteith scored the win-
ner a minute later
The win leaves the
seniors with a 3-1 record.
The seniors and juniors
will host Central Huron
today at Canners Field, the
juniors at 2 p.m. and the
seniors at 3:30 p.m.
The junior Panthers will
•
Wingham F.E. Madill last
week. The seniors man-
aged to rally after a slow
start fora 1-0 win on a late
goal by Michelle
Finkbeiner.
The juniors were beaten
2-1 by Madill though they
created many chances but
failed to finish.
Later in the week at St.
Anne's, both girls teams
played to 1-0 wins.
An tnda Wuerth scored for
the juniors and her sister
Sarah scored for the
seniors.
The senior girls got off to
a good start at their annual
Can't
senior
touch this. South Huron District High School
boys soccer player Brandon Martin triesttob
keep the ball away from a St.Anne's player during last
week's game in Exeter.The Panthers won 4-0.
(photo/Scott Nixon)
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