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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1983-11-16, Page 23Paiutb•rs lose H.P junior football final to Godericla "1 am sad to lose, but am not at all disappointed in the way we played." With those words, Coach Dave Cox sums up the general feeling of most people who attended the Huron -Perth junior football final, Saturday. South Huron coach Cox called the match a clean, well played football game, played exactly the way he likes to see it. He added, "If we charged admission, I don't think there is any way anyone would want their money back." The Goderich Vikings were the victors in Saturday's Broncos win over Ilderton The Exeter Broncos eked out a 2-0 win over Ilderton in Nthc., , ,.'uun at the rec• t . r;t r( ,sundae .1. -. 11eiwood .t:tried t loc.. - tit quickly %kith ,n uniS-:pied et ort atter only -411 :c•cun: • had been played. but tru:n •t en on it \%a. .t koal.er:cl,•: - duel .1.1tte. \hrens potted th( Nee did tally ith 20 seconds n•.+ n no in the game when he erred a pass from Dave: seh«indt Sha'$ it \1cFalls posted the •.vhrt,••,%.Ssh rob in the nets for the :num cre'i game, winning the final 21-16. The Vikings were the first to score, with a touchdown in the middle of the first quarter. They failed to make the conversion but gained an ex- tra point later on a safety touch. Shortly into the second half, South Huron tied the game, making the score 14-14. After tieing the game, the Panthers kicked to Goderich and forc- ed them back to within their five yard -line. Coach Cox said he was ex- cited at this point and thought his team could hold Goderich back and get good field position. Instead, Goderich slowly drove downfield and ended the half with another touchdown. After a successful Goderich conversion, the half ended with the Vikings ahead 21-14. In the second half, South Huron had a chance to tie the match. On the Goderich four yard line, however, the pan- thers fumbled and lost out on the chance. In another opportunity to score, South Huron kicked to the Vikings and forced them back within their 10 yard line. The Panthers initially hoped they would be able to hold Goderich back and score to tie the match. Goderich surprised them, however, and gave up a two point safety touch. This gave the Panthers another possibility. If they scored, they would win the game and not just tie it. In good position around mid -field, the Panthers made their last attempt at scoring Instead, however, they funbl- ed and lost the ball to the Vik- ings. The game ended with the final score of 21-16. Bill Fisher scored both South Huron touchdowns and Brian Topp kicked both con- verts. Fisher has had a strong season, running a total of 1750 yards in nine games or ap- proximately 200 yards a game. The junior Panthers end their season with an im- pressive eight and one record, the only loss being that of the final. In their only other meeting this year during the regular schedule the Panthers edged the Vikings 2-1. Next year, Coach Cox says he should have a strong team again. Although key players like Sean Whiteford and Bill Fisher will be at senior age next year, around 20 players will probably return next season. Congratulations should be extended to this year's squad for their success. JUMP FOR JOY — The SHDHS junior Panthers signal one of 'the two touchdowns they scored against Goderich in the Huron -Perth final at the local field, Saturday. However, Goderich recorded a 21-16 victory to change the cheers to tears. 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This unidentified Pan- ther m Aces a shoe -string tackle while his mates rush in to finish off the job against a Goderich backfielder. Midgets get two victories The Exeter midgets scored two Shamrock minor hockey. league victories over Lucan this week. Wednesday at the South Huron Rec Centre the score was 7-3 and back in Lucan . Friday it was a 9-5 victory for the visiting Exeter club. In Wednesday's contest, the Exeter club took an early 3-0 lead and then matched Lucan goal for goal the rest of the way to take the 7-3 decision. The only first period goal was fired by Steve Gould of Exeter on a pass from Jim Lewis. The line of Andy Lerikos, John Hannah and Terry Zachar accounted' for two of the five second period Exeter scores. Lerikos and Zachar were the marskmer. and also assisted on the other's goal while Hannah had two assists. Scott Lovie was the playmaker for two successful shots by Bud Richardson and Sean Whiteford and captain Scott Bogart converted a pass from Steve Gould to take care of the balance of the middle game scoring. Scott Lovie notched the final Exeter score in the third period on a pass from Jeff Pfaff. Pee wees lose to Lucan, win over Goderich The Exeter pee wees drop- ped two Shamrock league hockey games to Lucan and in between edged Goderich 4-3, Saturday. Wednesday at the South Huron Rec Centre, Lucan edged Exeter 3-2 and back in Lucan Friday scored a 5-2 victory Henri DeBruyn's successful shot on a pass from Doug Clark at two minutes of the third period gave Exeter the 4-3 win in Goderich. George Sideris scored to give Goderich a 1-0 first period lead. The Exeter youngsters came to life as the second period got underway and scored three times in the first seven and a half minutes of play Doug Clark tied the score on a pass from Alan Blom- maert and Doug Clark put Exeter in front on an unassisted effort. Next came a successful shot by 'Pini Van Dam on a pass from Clark and the locals were ahead 3-1. Before the second period was completed, George Sideris and Brian Lane. counted for Goderich and set the stage for DeBruyn's win- ning shot. In Wednesday's 3-2 loss to Lucan, Rob McLelland con- verted a pass from Ilarlen Tinney and Tom Rolph hit on an unassisted effort to ac- count for the Exeter scoring. Tim Hayter. Pat 7ewan and Steve Nixon were the Lucan marksmen with assists going to Chris McLelland, Neil Rooney. Dewan and Nixon. The Exeter goal getters m Sunday's defeat at the hands of Lucan were David O'Con- nor on a three-way passing combination with Henri DeBruyn and Tom Rolph and captain Larry Lewis on a pass from Rob McLelland. Darren Neil led the Lucan scoring attack with a two goal effort. Getting one goal apiece were Mike Damen, Neil Rooney and Tim Carter. Captain Tim Hayter led the Lucan playmaking with a pair of assists. Helping on one goal each were Steve Snider, Tim Carter and Steve Nixon. w. Mike Arts was the top scorer for Lucan with a pair of goals on passes from Jeff ^'rcFalls and Mike Hirtzel. Jesse Crawford was the other Lucan marksman on a three- way passing combination with Tim Shipley and Jeff Gwalchmai. After tae game Exeter coach Ron Bogart com- mented, "It was a good effort by all players. They are star- ting to show some of the things we have been doing in practice." In Friday's game half of the total scores came in the first period as Exeter took a 4-3 lead. Lucan jumped in front quickly with unassisted goals by Mike Arts and Steve McIn- tyre the first four minutes of play. Before the period ended Wayne Hodgins shot the third Lucan goal on a pass from Mike Ilirtzel and Scott Lovie, George Pratt. Terry Zachar and Steve Gould replied for Exeter. Getting assists were Bud Richardson, George Pratt, Scott Lovie, Scott Bogart and Jim Lewis. In the third period, Gould and Pratt scored early goals for Exeter with Lovie helping on both and Chris Tiedeman and Jim Lewis helping on one each. The final Exeter goal com- ing with three seconds re- maining was fired by Jeff Pfaff on a play set up by Tiedeman and Gould c 0 0 0 0 tJ >. CO Buy Canadian Completing the Lucan scor- ing were Jesse Crawford on an unassisted effort and Stephen Neil on a three-way effort with Mike Hirtzel and Dave Steeper. Coach Bogart said, "We got off to a very slow start and it appeared as though they were going to blow us out. We final- ly woke up making it through the first period and then we got much better as time went on." Wraggs, Swat leading darts The Merri Wraggs and Swat were the only teams to score four points in the Exeter i.egion mixed dart league iilay held Saturday night. This week's scores were: Swat 4 Scotties 1 Merri Wraggs 4 Trailers 1 Cascotts 3 Makeups 2 Shiphunters 3 Smurfs 2 Itchy Niters 3 Outlaws 2 Snyde and Clyde 3 Turtles 2 Crusaders 3 All in the Family 2 Rowdy Ones :3 Odd Ones 2 Friday's schedule is as follows: 8 p.m. Merri Wraggs vs Makeups All in the Family vs Odd Ones Scotties vs Smurfs Snyde and Clyde vs Rowdy Ones 9:30 p.m. Outlaws vs Turtles Itchy Niters vs Crusaders Shiphunters vs Swat Trailers vs Canscotts Buy Canadian Bantams garner one Shamrock point The Exeter Legion ban- tams managed only a single point in three Shamrock league games this week. At home Wednesday night Exeter spotted Lucan a two goal lead and then battled back to register a 3-3 tie. Mike Dillabough and Ian Craig scored for Lucan to give the visitors a 2-0 lead ear- ly in the second period. Paul Mellecke scored on assists from Jeff Dalrymple and Steve Anderson midway through the period to get Ex- eter back in the game but Craig's second goal of the night restored the lead for •Lucan. Late in the second period Steve Lingard connected on a pass from Jeff Hannah and •Steve Anderson scored an unassisted tally to give Ex- eter the tie. Fred Gregus was solid in goal for Exeter. In a return engagement in Lucan Friday night, the home -team jumped into a three goal lead in goals by Dillbough, Jim McLellan and Mike Annis. Darryl McCann started an Exeter rally in the second when he connected on a pass from Bryan Quinn. Dalrym- ple scored on a pass from Anderson and Mike Coward and Quinn knotted the count when he knocked in a rebound of a shot by McCann. Shawn Moore also assisted on the tying marker. Craig put Lucan back in form late in the second and scored again in the third along with Sandy Hyde to put the game away for Lucan. Sunday in Goderich the locals dropped a hard-fought 5-4 decision. Again Exeter fell behind early and were unable to overcome the tough Goderich attack. McCann scored with assists to Quinn and Anderson late in the first period and Anderson cult nected on an unassisted effort in the second. In the third .ton O'Connor connected on passes from Dalrymple and Hannah and Anderson closed out the scor- ing with his second of the night with help from Dale Kints. After the week's action the locals record stands at four wins, four losses and a tie. Cage camp for PS kids November 16,1983 Page 7A In an effort to stimulate an interest in basketball among Exeter area children, South Huron District High School is presently running the South Huron basketball camp. The program has so far been highly successful with about 80 boys and girls in attendance. • Organizer Terry O'Rourke a basketball coach from South Huron, says he is tremendously pleased with the camp. Classes are held every Tuesday night at the high school and O'Rourke says so far they have enjoyed maximum attendance each night. Most of the youngsters par- ticipating in the program at- tend South Huron's feeder schools where basketball is not stressed to a huge degree. • O'Rourke hopes that the camp will stimulate interest in kids while they are still at a younger age. Hopefully, ',arose who enjoy the game will pursue it further and develop their skills at an earlier age and become better players in high school. At the beginning of the class, the kids spend about 35 minutes in two sessions where they concentrate on twonew aspects of the game. In these sessions, they are coached by members of South Huron's basketball teams. After the sessions, the kids break into nine teams, each with one of the student coaches. 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