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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Citizens News, 1961-10-19, Page 8PAGE EIGHT ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS THURSDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1961 Football Season Opens At South Huron School; Teams Split Games South Huron District High ed an 19-0 setback, South Huron School football teams, under coaches held high praise for the direction of coaches Glen; their youngsters who received Mickle and Ron Bogart, split a their first taste of actual league pair of scheduled Perthex Con- competition.. Terence games against tSratford For the inexperienced group, CI in Exeter Tuesday afternoon. Neil ‘McCallister and Brian Wed - South Huron Panthers evened lake stood out on defence as the their win, loss record at 1-1 pair were in on the majority of when they thumped Stratford's the tackles. senior Ramblers 19-0. Doug Russell, playing in his Turvey Stars first year, turned in a commen- Halfback Dale Turvey, play- dable job on both offence and ing his second game of organi- defence while Barry Brintnell zed football, gallopped to his called a good game from his third and fourth touchdowns of quarterback slot. the season, South Huron Jrs.: centre, The speedy backfielder scored Dave Taylor; guards, George both his majors in the first Godbolt, Ted Wilson; tackles, quarter on handoffs from quer- Glen Hoffman, Doug Russell; terback Steve Kyle, Turvey ends, Dave Buchanan, BiII Din - went through the left side after nin; quarter, Barry Brintnell; a fake handoff to Mery Taylor wingback, Bob Hoffman; full - at the 30 yard line for his first back, Neil McCallister; halfback, major and then repeated the Gary Eagleson, Eric Wolfe; al - pattern late in the first quarter ternates, Mike Cushman, Ken for his second TD from the 20 Guenther, Keith Strang, Hank yard line. Bosch, Rod Coulter, Bryan Wed - Steve Kyle, after missing his lake, Brian Sweitzer, Fred first convert attempt booted the Wells, Bob Higgins, Richard extra point on the second ma- Westcott. jor. South Huron held the 13-0 lead until the fourth quarter when Steve Kyle went over from the one yard line on a quarterback sneak. Mery Tay- lor set the play up by carrying the ball on the option right down to the Stratford one. Backfield Solid South Huron Panthers' back- field along with the line gave a solid 60 minute effort. With quarter Steve Kyle calling the signals, the backfield of Bruce Horton, Mery Taylor, Dale 'Pur- vey and Frank Boyle stood out offensively as they lugged the pigskin mostly on ground at- tacks. South Huron's defensive wall held Stratford off the score - sheet on three tries from ten yards out. Two running plays and a pass attempt failed for the visitors in their strongest attempt to hit the scoresheet. Junior Lose AIthough the juniors absorb - Mitchell Wins A stubborn ground attack backed by an agressive aerial display, gave Mitchell Blue Dev- ils a 29-20 victory over South Huron High School in the open- ing game of the Perthex Con- ference Senior Football League in Mitchell last week. The Blue Devils were held by a stout South Huron line in the first quarter to a 13-13 tie but Mitchell surged ahead 19-13 mid -way through the second quarter. No scoring prevailed in the third, but the winners came back strong in the fourth quarter to outscore South Huron 10-7 and wrap up their first vic- tory of the young season. Bob Parkinson was the big gun for the winners with two touchdowns. He caught a 10 quarted and then carried over yard TD pass late in the first from the four standing up in the Hensall Public School Field Day List Many Winners For All Events (Continued from Page 1) Intermediates, 10 and 11 yr. olds. Races, 75 yd. dash, boys, Billy Taylor, Tommy Neilands, Charles Schwalm; . girls, Cheryl Little, Joan Simmons, Chrissy Cameron; broad jump, boys, Bill Taylor, Bill Corneil, John Joy- nt; girls, Muriel Ferguson, Betty Cameron, Chrissy Cameron; Basketball throw, Bill Taylor, Garry Kyle, Len Smale; girls, Sandra Maxwell, Joan Simmons, Arlene Chipchase; 22 yd. dash, Bill Taylor, John Joynt, Garry Kyle; Relay, Arlene Chipchase, Betty Cameron, Robbie Taylor (captain), Charles. Schwalm; Chrissy Cameron (captain), Sus- an Jinks, John Skea, Gary Kyle; Brenda Noakes (captain), Bill Taylor, Joan Simmons, Sandra Maxwell, Steven Arnett. High jump, Gary Kyle, John Joynt, Bill Taylor; Susan Jinks, Sandra Maxwell, Betty Camer- on; pitch and catch, Chrissy Ca- meron and Muriel Ferguson; Brenda Noakes and Joan Sim- mons; Sandra Maxwell and Cheryl Mousseau; basketball throw, Michael Hoy, Bill Taylor, Gary Kyle; Joan Simmons, Cher- yl Mousseau, Muriel Ferguson. Boys, Bill Taylor 15 points; Gary Kyle, 10 points; John Joynt, 8 points; girls, Joan Sim- mons and Muriel Ferguson, 10 points, Betty Cameron, 9 poin- ts; Christine Cameron, 7 poin- ts. Teams, Brenda Noakes 36 points; Christine Cameron 32 points; Robbie Taylor 26 poin- ts; Michael Hoy 17 points. Seniors, 12 yrs, and over. 75 yd. dash, 12 yr. old girls, Hea- ther Reid, Wendy Moir, Flora Johnston; 12 yr., boys, Grant Walker, Laverne Harburn, Bob Moir; 13 yr. old girls, Dianne Koehler, Barbara Schwalm, Bonnie Peters; 13 yr. old boys, Bill Chipchase, Bob Carlile, George Taylor; over 13 yrs., Ruth Smale„ Marcia Little; ov- er 13 yrs. boys, David Smale, Gary Maxwell, Glenn Harburn. Senior relays, girls, Marcia Little's team, Bill Chipchase's team, Ruth Smale's team; boys, Bill Chipchase's team, David Smale's team, Ruth SmaIe's team. Broad jump, girls, Marcia Lit- tle, Dianne Koehler, Ruth Sma- le; boys, Bill Chipchase, Gary Maxwell, David Smale; high jump, girls, Rose Marie Neil - ands, Marcia iLttle, Dianne Koe- hler; boys, David Smale, Glenn Harburn, George Taylor; basket- ball throw, girls, Ruth Smale, Marcia Little, Wendy Moir; boys, Bill Chipchase, David Smale, Bob Carlisle; boys 220 yd. race, senior, David Smale, Bill. Chipchase, Brian Fink. Girls pitch and catch, senior, Flora Johnston and Ruth Smale; Wendy Moir and Joyce Flynn, Marcia Little and Suzanne Kyle; softball throw, girls, Wendy Moir, Ruth Smale, Barbara For- rester; boys, David Smale, Bill Chipchase, Bob Carlisle. Senior girls champion, Ruth Smale 13 points; Marcia Little 12 points. Boys champion, Dav- id Smale 17 points; Bill Chip- chase 16 points. Teams, Bill Chipchase's team, 49 points; David Smales team, 42 points; Ruth Smales' team, 32 points; Marcia Little's team, 29 points. 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Kyle converted for the extra point and South Huron went ahead 13-6. However, before the first quarter ended, Parkinson got his first of two and Keith Ah- rens converted to tie it up at 13-13. Mitchell took a 19-13 edge in the second quarter on Parkin- son's second major. The score held until the fourth when Mit- chell added to it on Ahrens field goal, to make it 22.13,. During the dying minutes of the final quarter. Mitchell's aerial attack payed off when Warren hit Ahrens deep in the end zone with a 20 yard pass. Ahrens also converted. With the score 29.13, Dale Turvey, who was outstanding all afternoon, took a handoff from quarterback Bruce Horton and scampered 49 yards around left end for his second TV of the game. Frank Boyle booted the convert just as the whistle went to end the game. The final score, Mitchell 29, south Huron 20, South Huron lineup included; Bill Harvey, Mark Hoffman, Philip Dzioba, Howard Rannie. 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