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Times-Advocate, 1988-11-02, Page 19FUMBLE - John Gotten, of the South Huron District High School Junior. Arnold (88), and Dan Thiel (61), are all ready to pounce on. the loose ball, boys' football team, hes on the ground after fumbling thefootball during a along with a player from Northwestern. Panthers lost the contest 19-18 but• . contest with Stratford Northwestern on Thursday. Matt Lierman (71), Chad Gollen rushed for 232 yards during the game. Junior Panthers fall 19-18 By Michelle Ellison On Thursday, Sbuth.Huron.Dis- trict High School s Junior football team met Stratti)rd Northwestern on their home field for a- rep lar-scasep league game. The Panthers were de- feated by a • disappointing It) -18 -count. It wasn't until the second quarter that SH. scored on a 25 -yard pass play from Pete McAllister to Brett Borden. McAllister vompleted all six passes for 105 yards', through- out the game. The third quarter brought a touch- down from John Gotten,ona 50 - yard run. Gollen ran in another touchdown on a•32 yard run•in-thc fourth quarter. Gollen rushed for 232 yards on 28 carries, and Brent Jesney also madc an interception on defence. In -a last attempt to tie the game, SH's punter Randy Johnson kicked into the. end none for -a single and . Northwestern just got the hall out to •the two _yard .line to take the. win. . The Huskies scored three -touch- downs and a convert to take the vic- _ tory. . Head coach. Dave Cox. said, "The difference in the score was that they (the Huskies) kicked one convert in - three attempts and we went zero -for= our -three attempts. The variou_ s as- pccts of the kicking• game have_ broken down all year and have cost us either a loss or a tie in three of our losses." Badminton club begins EXETER - The South Huron Badminton Club bcgins.another season this Thursday at South Huron District iligh School. . Club hours. will be 7:30- - 10;IX) each Thursday evening and all high school students may join. Also, the club welcomes adults in the community who are interested in badminton. The cost for. a membership -is S20 and is payable -upon join- ing: The soason continues until the school March break. . All mcmbcrs.are expected to wear proper gym clothing. Owning a racquet is not essen- tial, although recommended. Mohawks clip Rocks 3-2 ELORA - It has been -said -that good things: come- to those wino wait. • The Exeter Mohawks waited until the- second period to start getting their offence in gear in their Senior B hockey game against the FIlora Rocks Friday night and eventually won 372, before -a good crowd at the Elora Community Centre. • The Mohawks came -out flat in the opening period and let the .Rocks take the play -to than and - were fortunate to be trailing only l- 0 after 20 minutes. Rod Martin put . • Elora on top with a goal at 10:18 of the first, after being set up by Dave - Nedclko and Jeff Baumon. If it were not for Rick Pickul coming up big in net for Exeter in the first period, the score could have been-mtich worse. The first intermission seemed to help the Mohawks catch.their breath . and they carne out flying- in the sec- ond period; but it took a strange goal by Wayne -Urbshott, at 5:31 of the period, to get the -Mohawks on the board. . Jeff Shipley took a shot on. Rocks' goalie David Weiss that • Seemed to handcuff Weiss. going ol'f his pads, to Urhshott, who somehow put it -in the net while he- ing knocked down by a Rocks'dc- fenseman. "I saw the puck come off his . pads, it squirted to me- l hit it with 'My stick, tripped over the goalie and it went in," said Urbshou. That- goal seemed to inspire the • Mohawks. They proceeded to out;- play ut=play the Rocks for -the rest of the period and managed to take the lead for good with. Ron Goodhands goal from John Kernick and Jeff Pfaff, .with 5:56 left in the second period. Both teams had -good scoring chances in the third period but Ker - hick took a slap shot on Weiss that he misjudged and it went into the net -at 4:37 -of the final period, to give the Mohawks a two -goal edge. Ron Elliot and Pfaff drew the as- sists. • - After that, the Mohawks let up in intensity. and the Rocks took the play to the Mohawks. Too many Mohawk penalties also gave thc Rocks some life. Elora had a two- man advantage for four straight minutes.. • Elora managed to cut the lead to 3-2 when Brad Altman scored with 4:47 -left in the contest, with Elora enjoying one of the two-man advan- tages. The goal came only 12 sec- onds after Mohawk captain Mark 1 Socner was called for using.an illi gal stick. The blade was curved too much. The Mohawks ran into more pen- alty trouble and Elora was coming on trying to get the equaliser but Pikul was equal to the task._Exeter did get fortunate when Rocks' Terry Hoelshcr missed an open net with about one minute left that would have -tied the game. - Mohawk coach Gord Brooks said he felt the key to the game was big breaks for his team when they need- ed -them and good .goaltending by Pikul. "We got knocked around a little bit in the first period but worked hard in the second and got some goof breaks. Pik (Rick Pikul) really kept us in the game and made the difference." said Brooks. The contest was also a Hardy Cup battle and now gives Exctcr three points in the four -game series against Elora, who has one point af- ter coming away with a i-1 tic last Sunday at -the South Huron Rcc Centre. - Mohawks' next game will be -Sat- urday night at 8 p.m. when they travel to Harriston. They return home to the South Huron Rcc Ccn- - trc Sunday night .at 7:30 to do battle with Creemore. Sports Hawks gain three. points with win, tie EXETER - The Exeter Hawks picked up three important points in - a pair of Western Junior D Hockey . league games on the weekend. . On Friday night, the Hawks tied the first -place Mitchell Hawks 6-6 in Mitchell and Exeter downed the Seaforth Centennaires 8-6 in Sea - forth on Sunday. Exeter is• the only team to have - any luck against•Mitchcll so far this season. On October 12, Exeter -handed • Mitchell an 8-1 beating in Mitchell. It is Mill Mitchell's only loss this season. The Hawks have also not lost since. October 14, when they -•were beaten 6-5 by Tavistock Braves at , the South Huron Ree Centre. EXETER 6 MITCHELL 6 Each team . scored twice in - thc three periods trading goals to earn the 6-6 tie. Derek Shackleton got Exeter start- ed early -in the contest, scoring at 14 seconds, from Jean-Paul Cousineau and Joel. Campbell. • • Mitchell came back to tic at the , eight -minute mark and book a 2-1 lead- at 12:45 while on the power play. Jini Lewis got Exeter -hack on even terms before the first was over, scoring from Cousineau. - Mitchell took a 3-2 lead on a goal 1:33 into the second, before:Cousi- •neau got that hack unassisted for Ames BIN St•rsing South Huron, North Middlesex November 2, 1988 Exeter at 8:15. Mitchell regained the lead just nine seconds after Cousineati's goal, but Exeter once again fought back to tic on Frank Wulterkens' goal, from'Cousineau and Shackleton. . It was Exeter's turn to take the lead early in the third period. Shackleton did the honors, from Le- wis just 21 •seconds into the period. Then, Mitchell cane back with a goal to tic but two minutes after that Lewis put Exeter back in front, • with help from Cousineau, who had Jive points on the night. Mitchell once again came up with the tying goal seven minutes into the period and.neither team could get the winner. EXETER 8 SEAFORTH 6 The difference in this game was the strong offensive output from the Hawks. They peppered Seaforth goalie Jason Cooper with 46 shots while corning up with eight goals. Scafohth had 36 shots on Hawk goalie Bill Pauli. Shackleton also got Exctcr off on the right foot in this contest, scor- ing at 5:34 of the first, from Lewis, while on the power play. The. •Hawks never trailed from that point on, scoring twice more in the first period, lour times in the second and added one more in the third. Please turn to page -4# dvocate & North tambton Since 1873 ague. 1 A WOSSA CHAMPS - The South Huron District High School girls' field hockey team captured its seventh WOS- SA championship in the last eight years by defeating Central Elgin on. Friday 5-0. ,The. Panthers won the Iwo games on. Thursday which moved them into the final. Here, Tina Campbell tries to get out of the way from a ball hit by a West Elgin player when those teams met on Thursday. Field hockey team wins WOSSA By Alichelle Ellison On \Thursday and Friday, South Huron District High School played host to the annual Western Ontario Secondary School Association Field hockey championship. The South Huron Panthers cap- tured the WOSSA tide. for seventh time in the last eight years. The teams battling for the title were West Elgin, Central Elgin, Med-. way, Dorchester, St. Marys and South Huron. - On Thursday, Central Elgin and Medway fought to a 0-0 draw, and ctcfcatcd St. hlarvs 2-0 to advancer() the 1mats f,irni fool A. l icon Pool 13, South Huron .breezed past Dorchester 6-0. Tina C'alntlhdll and Kim Crawford led the Panthers with two goals apiece:. Marcie Ellison and Jeannette Kaak added one each: - Kaak also led clic Pantlicrs.to a 2- 0 victory over West Elgin later that day. Kaak had been playing for SH's defensive line all season but was moved to the forward line just last week and will remain there for the season. These games advanced the Pan- thers to thc WOSSA final game against Central Elgin on Friday. Despite Friday's almost winter weather conditions, the girls had no difficulty sweeping the W( )SSA ti- tle for the seventh time. The Panthers dominated. alt as- pects of the game over Central. winning 5-0. - A goal by Kaak yrom just inside the penalty arca, started off the game for Sl -1, late in the first half. - The Panthers captain, Kim Craw- ford, scored a controversial, goal ear- ly in the second to make it a 2-0 count. Leanne Dietrich led SH with 14.151: Tasty Nu Broad��'' /Always fres ,`Jf finest quol,ly three goals, all -coming in the sec- ond half. During a scuffle in front of Cen- tral's net, Dietrich was awarded a penalty flick as a result of a smoth- ered hall by Central's goal tender. Dietrich made this shot as well as another flick -alter in the game. A third goal by Dietrich,- made the fi- nal score 5-0. The Oita out was recorded by Ni- cole Rosie. To this point the Panthers have played a total of 31 games, winning 27, and only losing one on a 1-0 • count. During this time only two goals have ikon scored on than. Their season has been ;i great suc- cess and their future looks bright as they arc headed to the all -Ontario championships in Cambridge on the weekend. Competing for this championship will he sixteen Of Ontario's lop teams. To this date, no tcam out- side of the Toronto arca has won this championship. Coach, Jim Workman feels his team is up for a medal and hopes to change this record. • • . 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