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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1984-11-07, Page 10SH senior girls place high in OFSSA running South Huron's senior girls' cross country team capped off a very successful season, finishing seventh in Ontario. A total of 18 conferences were represented by two teams of runners and the top three individuals from the conference, bringing the total runners to 234 for the OFSSA event. To keep the number of run- ners down for OFSSA, only the best five runners from each team are allowed to compete in the race. Other team members jog the course the day before the competition. Rosemary Regier was the first South Huron runner in the pack of 234 to cross the finish line. Regier finished 31st in the time of 20:09. If Rosemary Regier had com- peted in the midget race, be- ing eligible to do so, it is estimated that she would have finished within the top 15 runners of the province. Sheila Regier was the next local runner to finish the race. She placed 75th in a time of 21:15 and was followed by Lindy Dillon in 92nd spot. Coach Joe Fulop praised the effort of his runners. "Sheila Regier ran her best race of the year, Lindy Dillon did as well." All five South Huron run- ners finished the event in the top half of the field. Jeanette Van Esbroeck crossed the finish line in 96th place and Irene Dietrich finished 112th. Fulop was hoping for, but not expecting, the senior girls to finish within the top ten for the province. A seventh place STEPHEN JUNIORS WIN — The junior girls champion- ship of the recent area public school cross country meet was won by Stephen Central. Back, left, Christine Schade, Stacey Rader and Karen McKay. Front, Natasha Allen, Christine Mosurinjohn and Liette Clarke. vs Mildmay Merchants Sunday, Nov. 11 8:30 p.m. South Huron Rec Centre 1 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Ell !♦ 1111111111111 lrIll !♦ a THE ALL NEW 42" SATELLITE DISH S 179500 THE DIRECT BROADCASTING SYSTEM The system especially designed for home use. Easy to install.* Just one wire to run * Mounts easily at home, cottage, trailer, barn, garage or T.V. tower, just about anywhere. inventory now in stock. We can fill your needs. Hours: 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. C.C. Rentals & Service 237-3436 Mt. CarmelIIIII IS Ell MN Ell El MI 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 finish among 36 represen- tative teams was a pleasant surprise for the young team. One noteable fact. The local girls placed 103 points ahead of Montcalm at the OFSSA meet. The South Huron run- ners finished second to the Montcalm senior girls at the WOSSA meet. Waxers split, Bantams win The Exeter Waxers gained an even split in two regular Shamrock league hockey games this week. The novice aged youngsters dropped a 4-2 decision in St. Marys Wednesday and bounc- ed back Sunday at the South Huron Rec Centre to defeat Strathroy by a score of 5-0. In St. Marys the two clubs scored one goal apiece in the first period and after a scoreless second session, Rob Wagner gave the Waxers a brief lead early in the final period on a three-way passing combination with captain Sean McCann and Ted Hoff- man. The first Exeter goal came from the stick of Ian Jean on an unassisted effort. Kevin McCotter was the top scorer for St. Marys with a hat trick performance. Cap- tain Steve Hudson scored in a single fashion. The Waxers scoring in the victory over Strathroy started with a two goal effort in the first period. Rob Wagner was the initial marksman on passes from Ted Hoffman and Sean McCann and Marty DeBruyn finished off a three- way effort with Ian Jean and Trevor Taylor. Ted Hoffman fired a pair of second period markers to put the Waxers up by four goals. Sean McCann drew assists on both scores and Rob Wagner helped on one. In the third period, McCann convereted a pass from DeBruyn to complete the Ex- eter scoring. Darren Kints was in the Ex- eter goal to gain the shutout. Bantams win The Exeter bantams scored an impressive 7-2 victory over Lambeth in an exhibition game Saturday at the South Huron Rec Centre. After Lambeth had taken a 2-1 lead midway through the second period, the Exeter youngsters bounced back with six unanswered scores. Steve Anderson scored the only goal of the first period on an unassisted effort to give Exeter the early lead. Anderson converted a pass from Shawn Moore and Scott Bell finished off a three-way passing combination with Steve Lingard and Jon O'Con- nor to equal the score at 11:30 of the second period. Only 29 seconds later, Steve Lingard notched what proved to be the winning goal with assists going to Scott Bell and Jon O'Connor. In the third period, Steve Anderson, Scott Bell and Jon' O'Connor completed the Ex- eter club's scoring with Bell getting the only assist. Shuffleboard now underway The senior shuffleboard league at the South Huron Rec Centre is now in it's se- cond year of operation and drawing a large number of competitors. in Tuesday's ladies play, Ruby Beaver was the winner with Iwo wins and an ag- gregate of 184. Edith Love and ('Zara Harris were next in line with three wins and ag- gregate of 170 and 155. respec- tively. Vi Sweitzer was fourth. Marshall Dearing was the top competitor in Wednes- day's mixed play with three wins and a score of 228. Com- pleting the scoring list were Edith Love at 208, John Eberle 1951 and Marion [)ear- ing 198. Lorne Marshall was the winner in Thursday's man's activities with a score of 12 to go with three victories Ross Richardson was next at 160 followed by Mr. Meine 134 and Marshall Dearing 133 BOWLS OVER — Under this pile of football players is SHDHS junior Panther running bock Scott Heywood scoring one of his team's touchdowns in Thursday's semi-final win over Palmerston. The team will travel to Wingham, Saturday, for the Huron -Perth conference championship game and the Tocols will be hoping to create more piles such as this across their opponent's goal line. In Wingham, Saturday Junior Panthers reach HP final South Huron's junior foot- ball team advanced to the Iluron Perth final, Thursday with a 30-0 shut out over Norwell of Palmerston. The senior griders were eliminated from action, losing their semi-final match to Listowel in a close 15-8 battle. Tim Moore opened the scor- ing in the junior match -up, punting the ball deep into the end gone from the Norwell 35 yard line for the single. Moore added another six points when he ran the ball in from the 20 to record the ma- jor. Jon O'Connor converted the Moore touchdown to make the score 8-0 at half time. Scott Heywood scored the first of his two touchdowns when he carried the ball in fro n four yards out. Moore cot. ierted the major on a passing play from Jerry Lamport. Again from in close, Heywood scored his second of the afternoon early in the fourth quarter after a sustain- ed drive covering most of the field. A missed convert at- tempt left the score 22-0 with time running out. Jon O'Connor counted for the fourth South Huron major of the game on a quarterback sneak from inside the one yard line. Once again O'Con- nor was successful on the con- vert attempt. Sivilay Sengkhounmany rounded of the game's scoring on the kick-off following the final South Huron touchdown. Sengkhounmany bounced the ball into the Norwell end zone with the wind at his back from 65 yards away. Bad weather was the big- gest factor throughout the junior match. A steady rain- fall and strong wind forced both teams to keep the ball on the ground. Even with a constant rain- fall and slick field, the junior griders did not fumble the ball all afternoon. However weather conditions caused the opponent to fumble the ball away three times including one inside the Panther's 25 yard line. The Panthers' defense played a very strong game considering the absense of sevefal key players. Coach Dave Cox filled the vacant positions with players from his offense. As many as four players will see action both of- fensively and defensively in Saturday's final. Saturday, the junior squad travel to Wingham for the league final. Cox expects the game to be tough and the Panthers will have to play their best to win. "If we play well I expect we'll have a good chance of claiming the championship." In their previous meeting, the Wingham team emerged victorious by a close 12-4 margin. The rematch kicks off at 1:00 on Wingham soil. Supporting fans would be much appreciated in the juniors quest to bring a fooball championship back to South Huron. The senior griders were put out of action, dropping a 15-8 decision to Listowel. The locals controlled the first half until the final minute. Brian Topp opened the scoring in the first quarter, recording a single point after a missed field goal. Scott Bogart scored the on- ly South Huron major of the game on a pretty 55 -yard ef- fort after pulling in a pass from Scott Miller. Steve Gould converted the major and the locals took an eight - point lead and appeared to control the tempo of the game. After pinning the Lords down inside their own 10 -yard line, the game took a com- plete reversal when the Pan- ther secondary got fooled on a pass from a sweep that end- ed up covering 100 yards. The locals still led 8-6 at half time after Listowel failed to convert the major. The Pan- thers out rushed their oppo- nent 121 yards to 34 in the first half, a stat which almost totally reversed for the se- cond half. South Huron's defence fail- ed to control the line of scrim- mage the second half which allowed Listowel running backs to gain big yards both outside and up the middle. Listowel scored their se- cond touchdown of the game on a .six yard running play late in the third quarter to take the lead for good. The Lords added another three points on a 15 yard field goal. "It was our first half, and their second," coach Ron Bogart said, "One big play beat us." The seniors ended the season with a record of four wins and three losses, losing their first two and last game of the season. The senior final kicks off at 1:30 when the Goderich Vikings take on Listowel in Goderich. Times -Advocate, November 7, 1984 Panther cagers defeat Clinton Panther basketball teams were busy this week, taking on Clinton in league play and travelling to Clarke Road in London to participate in a tournamynt over the weekend. Both the junior and senior cagers recorded wins when they played host to Central Huron of Clinton, Thursday. In the senior match against Clinton, the locals led by on- ly three points at half time but ,managed to build on their lead in the second half to finish the game ahead 44-33. Jacqui Cottrell led the Pan- thers in scoring while Irene Brand collected 12 rebounds. The junior cagers held their Clinton visitors to only 12 points for the afternoon defeating the Redmen 31-12. Ten players figured in the scoring for the locals. Leading the way were Beth Sweeney and Laurie For- rester with six points each, while Kristen Lovie and Sonya Shantz each had four. In the senior division of the Clarke Road tournament the locals defeated Dorchester, lost to Clarke Road, and Tillsonburg. Irene Brand led the South Huron scoring attack in the 40-23 win over Dorchester. Brand picked up 23 points while Jacqui Cottrell added 14. Jacqui Cottrell led the South Huron scores in the los- ing effort to Tillsonburg in tourney play. Cottrell scored 11 and Brand counted for seven in the 38-22 loss. The senior cagers lost once again when they faced the host school Clark Road. The locals found themselves on the short end of the lopsided 39-13 score. Cottrell and Brand were again the high scorers with eight and four respectively. The junior Panthers drop- ped a very close one point decision to Strathroy in 136 Main St. North, Exeter, Ontario 235-1525 4 wheeling days are just around the corner. Try these two out for your fun or work. 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