The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1973-10-18, Page 6TAKE BOYS CROWN — On the strength of three wins and a tie
McGillivray Central school won the boys championship in the
Middlesex elementary school district soccer tournament. Back, left,
Mark Darling, Kim' Pickering, Derwyn Hodgins, Tom Hodgins, Eric
Bullock, Bill Hodgins and Gary Rompf. Front, Scott Mawson, Joe
McLeod, Glenn Bullock, Ralph Davidson, Jim Tweddle, Donald Bow-
man, Paul Lagerwerf and Sandy Markus. The coach was staff member
Dave Brereton. T-A photo
McGILLIVRAY RETAINS TITLE - McGillivray Central school brought home the North Middlesex district girls
soccer trophy last week after all six games in thetournament ended in a scoreless tie, They were winners in
1972. Back, left, Joanne Scott, Marilyn Hodgins, Joan Tebbutt, Ronna Hughes, Sandra Heaman, Bonnie Feltz
and Janet Spruyt, Front, Nancy Amos, Donna Mawson, Sherri Lee Pickering, Janet Amos, Carmen Krainz
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FOR ALL GOAD SPORTS
By Ross. Haugh
Time
to cut
One of the toughest jobs for any hockey coach, especial-
ly in minor ranks comes in the first two weeks of practices
when he is called on to cut his club to a proper size.
This chore faces Bob White of the Exeter junior Hawks
this week. White used a total of 27 players in Friday's ex-
hibition contest with the Lucan Irish which ended in a 3-3
draw.
The Hawks who were in Lucan for a return contest with
the Irish Wednesday night will be back in action Friday
night at the Huron Park arena at eight o'clock. Opposition
for the Hawks will be supplied by the Lambeth Flyers,
The regular OHA season for the Exeter club starts Sun-
day night when they travel to Strathroy. The first home
game at the Exeter arena will be Friday night, November 2
when the same Strathroy. Falcons will be in town.
Ice making operations started at the Exeter arena
Tuesday and a good sheet should be ready by the weekend.
Unusual tournament
A recent girls soccer tournament staged by the northern
district of the Middlesex Board of Education provided some
interesting results.
Teams from McGillivray Central„ Biddulph, Parkhill
and East Williams participated in the six game tourney,
Believe it or not, but all six games ended in a scoreless
tie. Hard to say whether the offences were good or each
team had excellent goalies.
Incidentally, officials were in quite a quandaryas to the
official champions. The trophy goes back to McGillivray
Central, because they were the 1972 champs. At least they
didn't lose it.
Local Lincoln
We are happy to report some interesting results from
Sunday night's OHA Junior "B" hockey game between the
St. Marys Lincolns and London Squires.
Despite, the loss by St. Marys, local fans have lots to
cheer about. All three Lincoln goals were fired by former
members of Exeter minor hockey clubs:
Perry Stover who is in his first year with the junior club
from the cement town scored two goals. The other was
notched by Randy Preszcator. He is starting his second
term with the Lincolns after a successful year with the
Markham Waxers in 1971-72.
Close to striking
The threatened walk-out or strike or whatever one
wishes to call the threats by the Oakland A's early this week
would have been one of the first strikes by an individual
team.
Last year's major league season was held up by all the
clubs over grievances with the owners as a group. Charley
Finley's action in sending Mike Andrews home is one of a
continuation of moves the "A'" s owner has made since he
took over the club.
Sunday's game seen by millions of staunch baseball fans
and many others who get interested only at World Series
time was probably as exciting as one could want. But from a
basic baseball view some of the action was almost pathetic.
We certainly have to defend the play of all three players
who may be ridiculed for poor defensive plays.
The three in question are Willie Mays and Rusty Staub
of the Mets and the aforementioned Mike Andrews of
Oakland.
Staub and Mays were in the lineup primarily for their
hitting abilities. Staub, especially is not going to throw
anybody out from his outfield position in his present
physical condition.
Mays' coordination was far from ideal Sunday as he
appeared to fall down on several occasions.
We would seriously question Yogi Berra's move in using
Mays in the outfield. Willie is just ending a fabulous career.
He is remembered for his exciting play and that's the way it
should remain.
The announcers in Sunday's game suggested that Willie
in his prime could have caught one of the balls he missed
with one arm tied behind him and blindfolded.
It's a sorry state to see a hero of yesteryears struggling
in a game which is televised across the nation. There's no
question that Willie is an asset at the plate and should be
used for pinch hitting situations only.
The situation Mike Andrews found himself in Sunday
was a bit similar. He was acquired by Oakland manager
Dick Williams not for his fielding prowess but to be used as
a designated or pinch hitter.
We would hope that for the balance of the World Series
both managers use their best players on defence and save
the older sluggers like Mays and Staub for the key batting
spots.
In case anyone is interested we call the Mets to take the
fall classic in seven games.
The other major hockey team in the area, the Lucan
Ilderton Jets hit the exhibition trail again Friday night
when they host the Woodstock Royals at the Ilderton arena.
The Jets open the regular season of the new Continental
Senior league the following night when the Bothwell Barons
invade the Ilderton arena.
Fine football
The brand of football being currently served up by the
two South Huron District High School teams is well worth
watching.
Both clubs still undefeated will be at home this after-
noon, Thursday for a double header with Stratford Central.
Deciding of schedule champions, especially in the
senior division could go right down to the final game when
the Panthers travel to Goderich on November 1.
Goderich and South Huron are now tied for first place.
OHA JUNIOR `D'
Exhibition Hockey
Lambeth Flyers
VS
Exeter Hawks
HURON PARK ARENA
Fridciy, Oct.•19
8:00 p.m.
The South Huron District High
School senior football team
continued their winning ways
Thursday with a convincing 39-0
win over St. Marys at the local
high school athletic field.
The victory kept the Panther
seniors undefeated in four Huron-
Perth Conference starts and in a
tie with the Goderich Vikings for
first place.
The battle for the regular
season championship could go
right down to the wire as the
Panthers travel to Goderich to
meet the Vikings in the final
game of the schedule on
November 1.
The scheduled doubleheader
Thursday didn't materialize
when the St. Marys junior team
disbanded for the season because
of injuries.
The South Huron juniors are
also unbeaten in league play
having won their first three
games.
The two SHDHS clubs are back
in action this afternoon, Thur-
sday when they play host to the
junior and senior teams• froin
Stratford Central,
Strong finish
In Thursday's win over St.
Marys, the Panthers started
slowly and were able to score one
touchdown in each of the first two
quarters,
They came on strong in the last
half to dominate play and double
their scoring output of the first
two periods.
Coach Ron Bogart blamed a
slow first half on over confidence
saying, "we had no desire and
missed a lot of scoring chances
because of the lack of hustle."
The first Panther score came
late in the first quarter and the
march started when Mike Miller
intercepted a St. Marys pass and
took it to the St. Marys 31 yard
line.
Regier and Paul Wayne
Truemner took turns in carrying
the ball near the goal line and the
latter went over for the major
score from two yards out. Gord
Pryde was good with the extra
point attempt.
A high snap on an attempted St.
Marys punt early in the second
quarter set up the second South
Huron score. Al Knight was able
to recover for the Panthers on the
$t. Marys 15 yard line.
Paul Truemner gained a first
down to the St. Marys five. The
next two plays failed to produce a
touchdown but on a third down
effort Wayne Regier skirted the
left end and went in untouched for
another six points. The convert
boot by Pryde failed to hit the
mark.
South Huron was awarded the
ball early in the third period
when the St. Marys centre made
another errant snap. St. Marys
actually recovered the ball after
a wild scramble but South Huron
got possession.
Wayne Regier wasted little
time in going the remaining two
yards for a touchdown. This time
quarterback Perry Stover passed
to Brian Tuckey for a two point
convert.
Late in the third period, Perry
Stover was struck in the eye and
Bill Wilson took over at the signal
calling position.
On the third play from
scrimmage, Wilson found Tuckey
in the clear and he hit him with a
successful 40 yard pass and run
play good for the fourth South
Huron TD of the afternoon.
Another pass for a double convert
failed to click.
The next Panther score came
midway through the fourth
period as the result of strong
pressure put by Wayne Oke and
Stephan Orenchuk on the St.
Marys passer who fumbled the
ball. Oke was able ,to make the
recovery.
Hawks, Irish
play draw
The first exhibition hockey
game of the season in this area
resulted in a Friday night 3-3 tie
between the Exeter Hawks and
the Lucan Irish Six.
The two junior teams met at
the Huron Park arena and both
coaches used all prospective
playersin order to get a lineon the
coming season.
The game was close from start
to finish with never more than
one goal separating the two
teams at any one time,
The Hawks opened the scoring
at 15.05 of the first period as John
Mommersteeg scored on a pass
from Brian Taylor.
The Irish scored the only two
goals of the second period. Mike
McIntyre notched the first
marker as he converted passes
from Ed Legg and Brad England
at 8.12.
The go-ahead goal came from
the stick of Ed Legg with less
than two minutes remaining
assists went' to Jeff Park and
Mike McIntyre.
The Hawks got back on even
terms at 3.02 of the final session.
Harry Smits was on the
triggering end of the successful
shot converting a pass from Bill
Van Gerwen. •
At 12.20 of the third period,
Pete Gill scored for the Hawks
on a three-way passing effort
with Kevin Bestard and Wayne
Regier. Only a minute later, the
Irish were back on even terms
with the final goal of the game.
Referees Don Clarke and Gerry
Overholt had a busy time han-
dling a reasonably chippy game,
calling 27 penalties with the Irish
taking 14 of the calls.
Tie in darts
continues
The Canners and Sharp-
shooters are deadlocked for first
place in the Exeter Legion mixed
dart league after three weeks of
regular play.
Each club has a total of 12
points. A tie also exists for third
place. The Dark Angels and Dart
Sharks have equal records with
.10 points.
This week's scores were:
Doublers 5 - Swimmers 0
Itchy Niters 5 - BA's 0
Dark Angels 4 - Scotties 1
BJ's 4 - Shiphunters
Canners 3 Dart Sharks 2
Last Chance 3 - Winkers 2
Sharpshooters 3 - DR's 2
Friday's schedule is as follows:
8 p.m.
DR's vs Canners
Swimmers vs Dark Angels
Dart Sharks vs Sharpshooters
9:30 p.m.
Last Chance vs Scotties
Itchy Niters vs BJ's
Shiphunters vs BA's
Doublers vs Winkers
By TERESA ONDREJICKA
Exciting, fantastic, and sen-
sational are just a few of the
words I would use to sum up
South Huron's double header
victory here Wednesday, against.
Mitchell.
The juniors got off to a good
start displaying good shooting
and real emphasis on their
passing abilities. Mitchell and
South Huron were evenly mat-
ched throughout the whole game
and it was anyone's guess who
would come out the winner,
Regular time ended with South
Huron fans going wild and
players in a spot of tension as the
game lay in a dead tie 24-24, In
the three minutes of overtime
South Huron managed to chalk up
four more points for a 28-24 well
deserved victory,
Scorers of the game were Gail
Fuller with 13 in her favor, Gayle
Ecker with a slippery nine, Cathy
Vriese with a well displayed four,
and Marie Jarvis, jump ball girl,
with two.
The senior team edged Mitchell
44-36 in a hard fought• battle that
kept both teams busy on the
court. From one end to the other,
check after check, pass after
pass, dribble after dribble.
South Huron managed to come
out on top always holding a
commanding lead, right from the
beginning and holding it to a
strong finish. Scoring went to Deb
Wooden.chalking up 20, Val Sweet
tossing in 10, Lori Ayotte looping
eight, and Susan Luther
basketing six.
An interesting observation I
made was the number of loyal
South Huron fans out to watch
and yell their lungs out for the
girls. The bleachers were packed.
for the Junior game and it was
clear that the fans showed as
much enthusiasm as the players
themselves,
That's the second win for the
girls and it looks like they are
really starting to come on strong
now. There's another game for
you interested fans today
Thursday at two o'clock when
South Huron meets Seaforth in a
double header game right here.
The game promises to be good, so
come on out - we've really got
some winning teams!
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It took Wayne Regier only two
plays to move the remaining 10
yards and to score. The convert
pass attempt failed.
The final score was set up on a
28 yard pass from Stover to
Tuckey and a 14 yard gallop by
Regier. Treumner actually
carried the ball into paydirt, The
convert attempt on a kick by
Knight was wide.
Final)° statistics showed the
Panthers with a wide advantage
in total offence with 361 yards
gained compared to only 84 by
their opposition.,
The Panthers also chalked up a
total of 16 first downs, double the
number accomplished by St.
Marys.
Coach Bogart listed numerous
highlights responsible for the
good second half showing of his
club.
He mentioned the excellent
tackling of Stephan Orenchuk on
kickoffs and the altertness of his
defensive team in the second half
in holding St. Marys to 12 yards in
14 carries.
Also listed was the fine passing
of Perry Stover and Bill Wilson
and the receiving of Brian
Tuckey.
Paul Truemner was cited for
good running and also blocking
on end sweeps.
John Vanderburgt came up
with a key tackle to prevent a
score and made a brilliant 15
yard runback on a St. Marys
punt.
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