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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1996-05-08, Page 174 r 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 • 4 4 4 4 4 4 two more games remaining in their regular season schedule. They met Winghatn on Tuesday, however, re- sults were not known at press time, and they will host Clinton on Thursday. Two wins will give them an un- defeated record in league play. Lisa Campbell breaks a tackle from a St Marys player on her way to score a try during an exhibition game on Friday. This was the first girls rugby game in South Huron's histo- ry. 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Golf roundup Ironwood May4 First Haydn Gozzard 42 Sam Hendrick 44 Ben Fisher 54 Bill Thompson 54 194 Second Mike Barclay 46 Bud Preszcator 47 Sandy Trap 51 Bob Dobson 5Q 203 Third Al Preece 44 Andy DeBoer 50 Bill Green 51 Ron Westman 52 204 Closest to pin #13: Bili Thompson Closest to pin #15: Mike Barclay Exeter Golf Club May 8 A flight Low gross Gary Kyle 44 Low net Ernie Ahrens 39 2nd LG Haydn Gozzard 44 2nd LN Bob Fickling 41 B flight Low gross Fred Campbell 44 Low net Ted Wedge 39 2nd LG Larry Pole 46 2nd LN Jim Campbell 39 C fight Low gross Jim Lewis 49 Low net Bob Jones 40 2nd LG Gary Campbell 50 2nd LN Brian Wedlake 41 D flight Low gross Len Veri 52 Low net Dave Keyes 41 2nd LG Dan Campbell 56 2nd LN Pete Sutherland Sr. 43 Sponsor: Exeter Produce & Storage Closest to pin on «3: Dan Camp- bell Closest pin on «6: Dennis Rowe ,SPORTS Tines -Advocate, May 8, 1996 Page 17 South Huron soccer and rugby round -up EXETER - The South Huron sen- ior boys soccer team extended their regglar league undefeated streak to four games after beating Seaforth 8-0 Friday and Goderich 4-0 on Wednesday. Dave Farquhar led the Panthers with two goals against Goderich, followed by Matt Szabo and Sou - ban lnlakhana who netted one each. "That was their first good game." said coach George McEwan. "They controlled the ball better and played a good skillful soccer game." The Panthers have struggled with their shooting in their first two games, however, McEwan said that is starting to turn around and the Panthers demonstrated a better Baan McAllister tip -toes his way through two helpless Seaforth players during South Huron's 8-0 drubbing over the visiting team on Friday. McAllister showed no mercy scoring twice, with one goal coming off the head in the second half. The Six Pins were regular season champions in the Lucan Sunday mixed bowling league. Back, left, Lloyd Rimmer, John Jaques and Don Morgan. Front, Marie Jaques, Pat Rimmer and Brenda Morgan. shooting game during their 8-0 thumping over Seaforth. Souban Inlakhana, Marty De- bruyn and Bryan McAllister scored twice for the Panthers while Matt Sims and Scott Rasenberg contrib- uted one goal each. The Panthers had a chance to go up by nine when Adan Jean was given a pen- alty shot in the second half, but Jean's kick went high missing the let. That was his second con- secutive miss from the penalty line. Saturday's Tournament The South Huron senior boys soccer team hosted a 20 team tour- nament on Saturday placing second overall. After a slow, score -free start, the team won their last two pool games to earn a semi-final berth with two wins and two ties. A precision pass by Debruyn was buried by Farquhar in the team's 1-0 semi-final win over St Mary's High School from Cambridge. In the tournament final, an early goal by Regina Mundi, the first scored on goalie Luke Sims, set the team back before a second half goal by Debruyn took the game into a shootout. After eight shooters for each team, Regina Mundi came out with the win. Junior boys soccer The South Huron junior boys soc- cer team earned their first win of the season beating Goderich 3-2 Wednesday. Chad Monteith, BJ Theo- philopoulos and Jeff Campbell scored for the Panthers. Hot off their win in Goderich the juniors hosted St Anne's Friday winning 5-0. Campbell netted two goals while Monteith, Peter Fragiskatos and Joe Barty scored one each. Trevor Skinner earned the shutout. Rugby The South Huron boys Rugby team tied Petrolia 10-10 on Friday in one of their best performances of the year. Steve Lansbergen scored his first career "try" and Brian Jeremy scored on the convert and scored again later on a penalty kick. The team uavelled to London Monday, but results were not known at press time. The girls rugby team saw action for the first time since the team was created losing 15-10 in an ex- hibition game against St Marys. The game came close to ending in a tie but a Panther "try" was dis- allowed early in the game. Considering it was the first girls rugby game ever in South Huron history, the team moved the ball well breaking out with a few ex- citing runs and making some crisp tackles.. Carrie Cochrane scored the dis- allowed "try", and teammate Cara Gardner scored the second. Gard- ner and Lisa Campbell combined for South Huron's third "try." Senior Girls Soccer The South Huron senior girls soc- cer team is still holding on to their number one position in the league after a 4-0 win over Seaforth on Monday. Helen Theophilopoulos, Meagan Ratz and Heather Davies each scored for the Panthers and Rose Damen put one in on a penalty kick. Carolyn Quinn recorded the shut- out. ' "We played as a unit and easily defeated them," said coach Jim Workman, noting the senior girls team has not given up a goal in league play so far this season. That held true in a game against Goderich on April 30, however, the Panthers also failed to score re- sulting in a 0-0 tie. Weather conditions played a fac- tor in the game. The senior girls soccer team has The top individual bowler in the Lucan Sunday mixed league are shown above. Back, left, Don Morgan, Gary Melvin, John Jaques and Floyd Riley. Front, Cheryl Smith, Pat Hodgins, Pat Dunlop and Noreen Hill. Fitweek encourages tt t �(trl 10 yidbethyhving; Ott EXETER - Each year the Town of Exeter and surrounding mu- nicipalities have celebrated Fit - week, now known as Summer Ac- tive, by organizing events that promote art active and healthy life- style through physical activity. Summer Active will kick off this year with Sneaker Day on Friday May 24th. People in the com- munity, either at work, at school or at play are encouraged to wear their sneakers for the day. During Summer Active Week, May 27 -31, the staff of South Hu- ron Recreation Centre will set up demonstrations of various pro- grams offered and an open house for other recreation and leisure oriented businesses in town. Lynn Farquhar, Recreation Di- rector said Summer Active has been growing in popularity from year-to-year and is a good way to get students, employees or col- leagues living actively. • The Feisty Five were declared "A" champions of the Lucan Sunday mixed bowling league. Back, left, Kevin Dunlop, Butch Riley and Rob Varley. Front, Tina Riley, Christina Riley and Ke- vin Gage. QUALITY TYPESETTING • Flyers • Ramifies_ • PTC ?W7S • litookspoi • Illsoldirte • aid m0nd For more information please phone Deb Lord at The "B" championship of the Lucan Sunday mixed bowling league was won by the No Names. Back, left, Bony Southcott, Mike Brunzlow and Dave Kennedy. Front, Judy Isaac, Carolyn Homer, Pat Dunlop and Kim Southcott. �.+► Exeter and Area Jr. D Hawks Hockey Club Meal Mufti Tuesday, May 28, 1996 South Huron Rec Centre s p.m. Everyone welcome rx� 12th ibmua!?nout gishing ?kr6y The Exeter Lions Club would like to thank the following for their generous donations which helped to make the trout fishing derby a success once again. Ausable Bayfield Conservation Authority Ausable Bayfield Conservation Foundation Bank of Nova Scotia Royal Bank of Canada Clinton Community Credit Union Canadian Tire Exeter Golf Club Exeter Chrysler Exeter Toyota Exeter Lioness Club Geiser Kneate insurance Hensel! District Co-op Homuth Taylor and Partners Huron Tractor Huron Motor Products IronWood Golf Club John Norris Accountant MacLeans Home Hardware National Trust R.S.D. Sports Den Stedman's V & S Saans Vert Trucking Inc. Mobile Home Express Selp's Valumarl MacDonald's Tim Horton Donuts Reel Time Video Rainbow Springs Trout Hatchery Eric Campbell Lincoln Mercury and tfld Roy bouts who helped clean up