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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1983-11-23, Page 15Beat Vikings two straight SH senior girls win H.P crown South Huron's senior girls South Huron in a lean state. basketball team reigns Exeter's first win at home supreme as they captured the 29-24 put them in a good posi- Huron-Perth championship tion to stress the Viking's with two straight wins over weak points". Last Tuesday's the Goderich Vikings. 40-34 win was a better game, This marks the second especially for the spectators. championship in three years . South Huron spiritly lessen - with last year's close second ed Goderich's home court ad - place finish for Terry vantage as two busloads O'Rourke's senior girls. Many amassed over 200 Panther of the players are the same fans in the throbbing but seven of the girls will Goderich gymnasium. graduate this year, leaving The rivalry that has tradi- _.gid A TWO POINTER — Alice Dietrich and Starr Jesney of the South Huron senior girls basketball team watch the ball heading for a basket in a recent Huron -Perth final game. MATHERS MOTORS Chrysler - Plymouth - Dodge Dodge Trucks Bob Lammie Bus: (519)235-1525 Res: (519)262-2134 ;= 136 Main St. N., Exeter, Ontario NOM 1S0 Have you enough insurance to protect your home and contents against Toss or damage by fire. • thieves or vandals? OtheC v co_ operator INtit'RANCE SERVICES Protect your home and the things you own with a plan from The CO - operators. For information call your local office Verna Gingerich 374 Main St., Exeter Clinton Community Credit Union Office Residence 235-1109 Business LIEF • HOME • AUTO • BUSINESS • TRAVEL tionally existed between the the effective defense that has two schools and accentuated been their strong point by the junior football confron- Goderich became frazzled tation produced a rowdy in the last quarter causing match where the perfor- play to be riddled with folds mances in the stands for- and jumpballs. As in thefirst tunately sometimes eclipsed game, this anxiousness the the superb performances helped to lose the game for on the court. Goderich. South Huron sent Goderich made good on Goderich to the foul line only some wild shots to gain the twice in the game. upper hand in the first half. Jacqui Cottrell had a Their pressing right from the spunky game. The consistent jip-off was ineffective in ruf- play and crucial baskets of fling the cool experience of } r South Huron's five. N I 1 e 1 s The Viking's desire to win at all costs was evident in their scrappy, feisty play and petty catfighting. South Huron proved spunky and far superior by defending solely on their basketball talents to achieve their well-deserved win. Ending the half down 22-18 Exeter had shifted its defense to adjust to the slow almost non -existent Goderich of- fense. South Huron exhibited The Itchy Niters were the only team to sweep five points in Friday's regular play of the Exeter Legion mixed dart league. This week's scores were: Itchy Niters 5 Crusaders 0 Trailers 4 Canscotts 1 Scotties 4 Smurfs 1 All in the Family 3 Odd Ones 2 Rowdy Ones 3 Snyde and Clyde 2 Swat 3 Shiphunters 2 Makeups 3 Merri Wraggs 2 Les Hunter-Duvar and Faye Gaiser gave South Huron its win. High scorer Alice Dietrich playedaggressively well and was great underneath the basket. The Huron -Perth win reserves South Huron a spot in the WOSSA tournament in London December 2 and 3. As most other conferences have not yet completed their playoffs they are unsure of their competition. sweep Turtles 3 Outlaws 2 Friday's schedule follows: is as 8 p.m. Outlaws vs All in the Family Makeups vs Trailers • Rowdy Ones vs Crusaders Shiphunters vs Merri Wraggs 9:30 p.m. Smurfs vs Swat Canscotts vs Scotties Odd Ones vs Turtles Snyde and Clyde vs Itchy Niters Irish win pair of games for good hold on second The Lucan Irish scored two OHA Junior D victories this week to take a solid grip on second place in the northern grouping league standings, four points behind the leading Exeter Hawks. Wednesday on home ice, the Irish squeezed out a 9-8 decision over the defending champion Tavistock Braves and Sunday night in Port Stanley they edged the Port Stanley Lions 3-2. Tonight, Wednesday at 8:15 p.m. the Irish will be at home at the Lucan Community Cen- tre to the Seaforth Centen- naires and Friday night they will be back in Seaforth for a return engagement. Sunday they travel to Thedford to meet the Browns. A power play goal from the stick of Lester Arts on a pass from Jeff Skinner with 35 seconds left in the third period gave the Irish their 3-2 Sun- day win over Port Stanley. It was the second goal of the night for Arts. He put his team in front 2-1 at 9:02 of the se- cond period, also on a power play. This time captain Paul Wraith assisted. The first Lucan goal of the game came at 12:06 of the opening period as Jeff Skin- ner converted a pass from Al Craig. The goal getters for Port Stanley were Rick Sutherland, and Tim Bolt. Wednesday's win over Tavistock came in a free scor- ing contest with the Irish scor- ing five times in the first 20 minutes of play and being forced to come back to win in the last few minutes of the third period. Bob Thirlwall with his third score of the night at 16:50 of the final session clinched the Lucan victory. Lester Arts drew an assist. Thirlwall counted his first two successful shots in the first period with Paul Wraith getting two assists and Al Craig and Lester Arts each picking up one point for helping. The first Lucan score was a reverse of a couple other goals with Lester Arts registering on a pass from Bob Thirlwall. The other two opehing period scores came on a pair of unassisted efforts by John Medd and Steve Glenn. In the third period, a couple of man advantage situations aided the Irish case. Mark Bannon fired two power play goals within 31 seconds of each other midway through the final session. Getting assists were Todd Charlton, Brent Bannerman and Steve Glenn. The eighth Lucan goal of the game leading up to BEST OF LUCK — Exeter Molting Hawks coach Jack Fuller extends a welcome to Team 10 manager Peter James prior to Sunday's exhibition game between the teams which ended in a 14-14 tie. two Calligraphy Sets Telephone list Finders T -A Subscription Personalized Business and ' • Playing Cards ;:: •:� 1984 Diaries Books Art Supplies Molting Hawks plan tournament The Exeter Molting Ilawks scored only one. victory in three starts in oldtimer hockey action. The Hawks edged CFB Lon- don by a 4-3 score, November 14 with Frank Boyle scoring two goals and Mike Cushman and Jim MacDonald adding singles. Saturday, the situation was reversed with London CF'B registering a 5-4 decision. Pete McFalls was tops for Ex- eter with a pair of goals while Bill Chipchase and Boh Jones scored in single fashion. Pete McF'alls, Bob Jones and Keith Ahrens were the Molting Hawks marksmen Monday night as they lost 5-3 to the London Oldtimers. The Molting Ilawks will be hosting their first annual oldtimers hockey tournament this weekehd with 12 teams participating. There will be five teams from London along with entries from Zurich, Hensall, Lambeth, Goderich, Strathroy. • Forest and Dorchester. Three games will be played Friday night starting at 7 p.m. Saturday's) 12 game schedule gets underway at 8 a.m. The finals will be played late Sunday afternoon. Meals will be available at the South Huron Rec Centre and a live band will be in at- tendance fora Saturday night dance which is free to the public. Thirlwall's winner was notch- ed at 14:14 by John Medd on a three-way passing combina- tion with Arts and Thirlwall. Terry Ross was the top Tavistock marksman with a three goal effort. Kevin Albrecht was next with a pair of scores and Greg Poelker, Terry Zehr and Kevin Reiger scored in single fashion. k LET'S GET OUT THERE — Referee Russ Evan is suggesting to Exeter Molting Hawks Mike Cushman and Walt Tiedeman that they get back to action against Team 10 at the South Huron Rec Centre, Sunday afternoon. The two teams battled to a 14-14 tie. T -A photo Midgets get even. split The Exeter midgets gained an even split in two Shamrock minor hockey league games this week, both on the road. Wednesday in St. Marys, the Exeter youngsters came up with an excellent effort in posting a 9-3 decision and Saturday in Goderich they were on the short end of a 10-3 score. In the win over St. Marys coach Ron Bogart com- mented, "We sure had a lot of good hustle and desire and really wanted to beat St. Marys." Four straight unanswered Exeter goals in the first period set the stage for the victory. Scott Loive notched two of the first period scores with George Pratt getting a pair of assists and Bud Richardson helping on one. The other two opening frame Exeter markers were shot by Bill Fisher on an unassisted effort and Chris Tiedeman in conversion of a pass by captain Scott Bogart. In the second period, George Pratt fired a suc- cessful shot and provided an assist for a goal from the stick of Bud Richardson. Steve Gould scored two of the three Exeter third period goals with Scott Bogart pick- ing up two assists and Chris Tiedeman one. The other score was notched by George Pratt on a pass from Jeff Pfaff. Scoring single goals for St. Marys were Geoff Hicks, Dave Lamond and Tom Teahen. About the 10-3 loss to Goderich, coach Bogart said, "We were so flat. It was so unbelievable after Wednes- day's great effort. We took far too many penalties and Goderich had so many breakaways, it was uncountable". 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