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Times-Advocate, 1982-04-28, Page 15WIN LEAGUE league. Back, Jim Sweitzer, Arnold, John — The Dashwood Tigerswon the regular season championship of the Exeter and District rec hockey left, Bill Hoffman, Poul Maguire, Steve Kodlecik, Don Thornton, Brion Roder, Glen Thurman, coach •Perry Stover, Dove Turner and Jim Guenther. Front, Rob Dickey, Jim Dietrich, Bob Lovie, Joe Becker and Bill Hoffman. T -A photo STEPHEN ARECO-CHAMPS — Stephen Central School and McCurdy School were named co -champions at Fri- day's district elementary school boys basketball tournament. The Stephen team is shown above. Back, left, Mark Dillon, Tim Cant, Paul Mellecke, Greg Becker, Scott Miller, Roger Ward, Bill Willemse, Bill Vondeworp and coach Don O'Rourke. Front, Jerry Lamport, Rob Finkbeiner, John Willemse, Glenn Drurie, Rob Hoffman, Wayne Denomme and Grant Hayter. T -A photo t?� • 1 CO -CHAMPS FROM McCURDY The championship of the district elementary school boys basket all cham- pionship held Friday was shared by J.A.D. McCurdy school and Stephen Central School. The McCurdy teom is shown above. Back, left, Scott Hern, Steve McIntyre, Doug Smith, Dorkeo Chansamone, Jeff Maxwell, Bill Bieber and coach Andy Fraser. Front, Mike Moffatt, Paul Johnson, Ewan McGregor, David Smith and Andrew Caissie. Last. Chance are chomps p r Registration for Dashwood Area Men's and Ladies slopitch Teams Sign-up sheets located at Merner's Meats and Doug and Nancy's General Store Deadline: April 30, The regular schedule of the Exeter Legion mixed dart league was completed Friday night and the Last Chance are champions with 97 points. The Itchy Niters scored four points Friday night to end up in second place with 94 points. The CP's were third with 87 points and the Evil Eyes were fourth at 83 points. In individual departments, Barb Hearn won 39 games to lead the ladies while Don Heywood's 37 was best for the male darters. For spare competitors Duff Rothbauer won 21 games and Winkers 3 Sassenochs 2 Esther Hillman scored nine CB'ers 3 Crusaders 2 wins. Scotties 3 Jaams 2 410 Webber recorded the Playoffs start Friday night highest score of the year with with the following schedule. a 154 and Eric Heywood's 150 was best for the men. For spares the high scores were Phil Leger 138 and Jane Bowerman 131. This week's scores were: CP's 5 Out. of Space 0 Itchy Niters 4 Shiphunters 1 Rowdy Ones 4 Last Chance 1 Outlaws 4 Canscotts 1 EJiI Eyes 3 All in the Family 2 8 p.m. Rowdy Ones vs Outlaws All in the Family vs CB'ers Jaams vs Scotties Out of Space vs Canscotts 9:30 p.nt. Last Chance vs Itchy Niters CP's vs Evil,Eyes Sassenachs vs Shiphunters Crusaders vs Winkers At thrge meets South Huron track team off to flying start Times -Advocate, April 28, 1982 Page 3A South Huron's track team opened, lis outdoor season last week at the Forest City Prep Invitational, Saturday at Little Stadium in London and Thursday and Friday at Westminster Secondary School's Wildcat Invitational. South Huron's middle distance runners also had success at Saturday's meet. Esther VanOss was sixth in the junior girl's 800 metre in 2.40 as well as winning her heat of the junior girl's 400 metres. Irene Dietrich's time of 5:42 iri the midget girls 1500 metres gayer her ninth ply.ce In a tough field. Judy Nan Oss improved her time at the Westminster meet by nearly twenty seconds as she finished fifth in the junior girl's 1500 metres in 5:33. A time of 13:13 in the senior girls 3000metres, gave Mary Lou Rundle third place. At the Wildcat Invitational, Thursday and Soccer team wins opener South Huron's senior soccer team opened their season, Thursday with a 1-0 home -field exhibition loss to Huron -Perth defending champions Madill Mustangs. The team opens its regular season this afternoon when the Panthers will host St. Marys at 3:30. The Ione goal came on the first shot of the game after a mixup by the South Huron defense gave Madill the clear shot they wanted. The remainder of the. game presented South Huron . with many op- portunities to tie and even win the match but the Panthers couldn't capitalize on these. Despite the loss, coach Damian Solomon,' was pleased with the team's play ' and looks forward • to a successful season. "With twenty-two players, this team is the largest in our ten year history. We have a strong nucleus returning from last year and hopefully we can build on. that this year." said Solomon. Last year, several close lasses just prevented the team from reachingthe playoffs. Despite thunseasonally cold and wet) weather this spring, which prevented the team from moving practices outside until recently, Solomon is "looking forward to an interesting season. Friday, the team travels to Strafford Northwestern to face the Huskies. Friday Susan. McClure ran to wins in both the 100 and 200 metre races and third place in the 400 metres. Irene Dietrich was fourth in the midget girl's 800 metres. Jackie Hyde was third in the senior girls 100 metresprint. Sue Birmingham ran a 2:48800 metre race after just three days of practice. First year junior, Susan McClure, led the team in the three days of competition with three first place and two third place finishes, in- cluding one record. at the Forest City meet, the largest high school track meet in Ontario, besides OFSAA, with 2,000 entries from 56 schools. McClure broke the existing junior girls 300 metre hur- dles record with her winning time of 49,8 seconds. Her brother, . Matt McClure lowered the senior boys 400 metre hurdle record by more than a second, clocking a personal best of 57.2 seconds, despite an erratic stride pattern, He also placed fifth in the 400 metres with a time of 52.6 seconds. Susan's time of 13.0 seconds also gave her a third place in the 100 metres. "It's the best we've ever done at CANOE RACE OUR PRIDE • IS YOUR JOY! Our pride is in the finest craft- smanship, creating the finest cabinets, for the best builders and consumers. Our manufacturing and showroom facilities are se- cond to none. Whether remodelling or building a new home. Fleetwood kit- chens and vanities will enhance your home for years to come. 100 Piccadilly St. London. Ontario 1.800-265 4 427 (toll free) 672.6150 A team of four canoes from South Huron was fourth in the 23 kilometre Thames River High School Classic, Sunday. Frank Martens and; Vic Rempel were fifth and Steve Creces and Henry Vanderburgt were seventh in the race that runs from Bryanston to Fanshawe Lake. Coach Jim Marshall was pleased with the team's performance. "It's a real test of endurance and we've got. some really strong paddlers," he noted. MEN'S GOLF The regular men's night ac- tivities at the Ironwood golf club will start, Tuesday, May 4. Any new members are more than welcome and can get more information by con- tacting Bob Drummond at 235-2535, Gabby Mol 235-0743 or 235-2174. . the Forest City meet," said Fulop. Senior Sharon Rundle had third placings in poth the 200 and 400 metre races. Faye Geiser had the best Ironwood Men's Club OPENING Tues., May 4 Everyone welcome tRONWOO 1 performance in the field for South Huron. Her 31.31 metre throw in junior girls javelin was good for second place. Tim Easterbroek was third in midget boys long jump. Matt McClure was third in the senior boys 800 metres and fourth in the 200 metres. 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