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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Citizens News, 1981-03-12, Page 11Citizens N.ws, March 12, 1981 Page 11 Buckeyes take two game lead over Marauders The Zgrich Buckeyes have taken a two game lead over the Centralia Marauders in the first round of South Huron intermediate hockey league playoffs. The Buckeyes scored a 4-2 victory in the opening game played at Huron Park, Thursday and Sunday af- ternoon on home -ice at. the Zurich arena they won by a score of 7-4. The third game will be played tonight, Wednesday at the Stephen township arena at Huron Park with a fourth if necessary back i. Zurich Sunday afternoon. Three unanswered' goals by the Buckeyes in the second period provided the margin of Sunday's win. Each team scored two goals in the first period. Captain Ron F unston opened the scoring for Centralia at 6:11 on a three.way effort Near the end of the middle with Randy Somerville and frame Kris . Bedard scored Matt Muller. for Zurich on a pass from The Buckeyes came Jeff O'Brien. roaring back with two goals Early in the third period, in less than a minute near the Marauders got one back the halfway mark. Pat on a goal by Randy Bedard knotted the count on Somerville on a pass from passes from Gerald Weido Pete Glover. and John Graham . and The Buckeyes .next two Marvin Merner put the goals came again in less than Buckeyes ahead with assists a minute with Rick Schilbe going to Jeff O'Brien and on the firing end • of both. Kevin McKinnon. Assists were picked up by The Marauders tied the John Graham and Mike score at 15:20 on a successful Clarke. shot by Rich Lather on a The -final Centralia ,goal pass from Rick Funston. came with three seconds left The Buckeyes " gained in the game. Mark Cronyn control with two goals in the scored on a pass from Pete first two minutes of the Glover. second period. John Graham Win in second period converted a pass from Three goals in the second .Randy McKinnon and Rick period propelled the Schilbe finished off a three- Buckeyes to Thursday's 4-2 way effort with Steve Bedour and captain John Graham. Bowling .scores Teenage Bowling League Hashley's 19 Fantastic Five 19 Foxy's 13 Little Devils 20 HT Jamie Lesperance 713 HT Tracey Lesperanoe 554 HS Jamie Lesperance 268 Zurich Ladies Bowling League PP H Rau 532 4 64 S P Miller 587 7153 RR M Bedard 478 RD TC UD AO HG LA PH HS HT HA JM CBenlarkeggo573ugh H Lansbergen 571 H Vanderhoeck 677 M Campbell 475 E Smale537 I Becker 522 B Riddell 525 I O' Rou`-Tr ce 484 D Ducharme 344 P Schroeder 749 5 Dickert 197 0 39 1 5129 7147 2102 475 ' 2 95 7120 5,86 0 31 3 66 Derick McKinnon 555 Allen Hendrick 471 Ricky Vanderhoek 572 Jamie Lesperanoe 713 HS' Wendy Vanderhoek 231 HA Jamie Lesperance 169 _ HA Tracey Lesperanoe 166 Zurkh Men's Bowling League R HR PD BE HS HS HT HT HA HA HA P Bedard 577 T Bedour 572 -J Dietrich 667 G Wilson 532 B Smith 687 L Miller 574 R Crown 659 D Debus 586 RCrown328 R Hoffman 309 J Bedard 763 G Huston 721 J Bedard 210 J Rau 200 BSmith200 2 40 5 44 5104 2 84 5113 2 89 5 90 2 74 Rec hockey Standings March 5, 1981 Final Playoff Standings & Scores - Goals Against Average Name Team GA G Gates Blanchette Panthers 18 Joe Arnold Sabres 20 Glen Gascho $lues 21 Kevin Wilfong Flyers 32 Leading Scorers Name diff Gingerich Ron Desjardine Grand Lee Ken Clarke Paul Haggitt Wayne Thiel Mike Desjardine Les Gardiner Steve Harberer Pat Regier Brad Clausius Jim Bedard Larry McCann Rick Schilbe John Becker 5 55 5 Team G A TP Panthers 7 8 15 Blues 7 5 12 Panthers 4 6 10 Blues 2 7 9 Blues 4 5 9 Flyers 6 2 8 Panthers 4 4 8 Panqthers 4 4 8 Satires 4 4 8 Sabres 3 5 8 Panthers 2 6 8 Sabres 2 5 7 Sabres 3 3 • 6 $lues 5 2 7 Flyers 5 0 5 Sabres 8 - Panthers 3 Sabres leads series 2-1 Blues 4 - Flyers 2 Blues leads series 2-1 Anyone interested in attending an Umpire School in Varna Please call: 482-3177 or 262-5 85 7 as soon as possible win. After a scoreless first period, Gerald Weido put the Buckeyes on the scoreboard at 3:27 of the second session on an unassisted effort. With eight minutes to, go Kris Bedard put Zuich two up as he scored on passes from Gerald Weido and John Graham while Tony Underhill of the Marauders was off for tripping. The Marauders cut the Zurich lead to a single goal at 17:25 on a successful shot by 'Mark Cronyn on a solo dash. With a minute left, Kevin McKinnon registered for the Buckeyes on an unassisted effort and the two goal lead was again rest- .ored. Each team scored one goal Panthers out South Huron's basketball program has come a long way since the senior Pan- thers lost 106-10 to Listowel about 10 years ago. The Exeter school finished first this year for the first time since the 1950's and even though their Huron - Perth season ended with x- 67-47 semi-final loss to Stratford Central Rams Tuesday, the foundation is sets _. The Panthers' lack of , playoff experience showed against Central, but neither South Huron players or their fans gave up. The Panthers were outscored .18-6 in the second quarter to trail 31-18 at the half, but re-entered the packed gym to a standing ovation. They got another standing Atoms win south title Hensall atoms have won the WOAA southern division championship as the result of a 6-4 win over Alma - Logan. The Hensall goal getters were Robbie Taylor, Brian Moir and Scott Bell. The next game' for the Hensall club will be tonight Wednesday at 7:30 p.m with Drayton supplying the op- position. ovation five minutes later when the margin had risen to 17 points and the stands didn't clear until after the final buzzer" sounded. "We're just not used to playoffs," said South Huron star Doug Haffman, a three - sport MVP for the third straight year who led all scorers with 23 points. "We played as hard as we could, but we were really tense at the start and it showed." 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