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Times Advocate, 1984-10-03, Page 11LUCAN WINS PLAYOFF TIME - - Lucan won the A playoff championship of the Huron -Middlesex ladies fastball league by defeating the Crediton Cowgirls. Back, left, coach Vic Capitano, Heather Hodgson, Holly Elson, Sharon Young, Janice Copitono, MaryAnn Noyes and coach Pot Ryan. Front, left, Janice Vanderloo, Kim Harrison, Kelly Patton, Cathy Hudson and Kelly Barber. T -A photo Host Listowel, Thursday Junior South Huron's football teams were busy this week playing twice in five days. The junior griders .continued their season in winning fashion, beating both Goderich and Stratford Cen- tral. The senior squad split their two games to move out of the league basement. Both football teams face Listowel, Thursday, in the last game to be played on South Huron turf until playoffs. Monday in Stratford, the junior footballers trounced Central 41-14. Once again Scott Heywood was the big man offensively for South Huron. Heywood carried the ball across the goal line four times LEAGUE CHAMPIONS — The Crediton Cowgirls ladies fastball team won the league trophy in Huron Middlesex play and were defeated by Lucan in the final round of A playoffs. Back, left, coach Brian Maver, Kelly Heywood, Karen Williams, Wendi Schwindt, Fay Schenk; Kate Steeper, Wilma Lagerwerf and coach Robert Pertschy. Front, left, Marilyn Smithers, Tommy Regier, Brenda Wilds, Debbie Lord, Teresa VanRaay, Judy Steeper and Brenda Cufrie. Missing was Cecile Muller. T -A photo PEE WEE CHAMPS — The Exeter 111 pee wees emerged as playoff A soccer champions. Back, left, with coaches Herman Wulterkens and Sean O'Rourke are Gary Wilson, Jaime Wulterkens, Rob Clipperton, Mark VanBruaene, Graham Arthur, Tim McAllister, David Josephson and Frank Wulterkens. Front, Justin O'Rourke, Christine Brint- nell, Darin Boyle, Jason McFalls, Henry DeBruyn, Sivixay Sengkhounmany and Greg Lamport. T -A photo 9 BEST SOCCER TEAM - The Exeter squirt II team was named the best in Exeter at Sunday's windup of the Exeter Centennial minor soccer group. Back, left, with coach Jim Miron are Ryan Miron, Billy Parker, Chad Gilfillan, Richie Dobson, Sean McCann, Jamie vonDam, Dave DeJong, Robbie Wagner and Bryon Negriin. Front. Trevor Truemner, Melanie Phillips, Cathy Wagner. Kevin Coolman, Brent Urlin. Mike Rim- mer and Benjy Parker. T -A photo Usborne & Hibbert Mutual Fire Insurance Company (Established in 1876 Provides Full Insurance Coverage for Town Dwellings as well as Farm Properties DIRECTORS AND ADJUSTERS Jock Harrigan R.R.3. Lucon Robert Gardiner R.R. 2, Staffo Lloyd Morrison R.R.1, St. Morys Lorne Feeney R.R.2, Dublin Roy McCurdy R.R.I. Kirkton Robert Chaffe R.R. 5, Mitchell *oss I4odgert Jghn Moore Joseph Unioc AGENTS floociham Dublin Mitchell 229-6643 345-2512 348-9012 DART SCORES The Turtles were the only team able to sweep five points in F'riday's regular play in the Exeter Legion mixed dart league. This weeks scores Turtles 5 Smurfs ti 4 W's 4 Outlaws i Itchy Niters 4 011ie's Best 1 All in the Family Shiphunters 1 Odd Ones 3 Trailers 2 Swat 3 Canscotts 2 Scotties 3 A -Team 2 Snyde and Clyde 3 Lost Hight 2 F'riday's schedule is as follows: 8 p.m. Odd Ones vs 011ie's Best Lost Flights vs Scotties All in the Family vs 4 -W's A -Team vs Trailers 9:30 p.m. Canscotts vs Smurfs Turtles vs Shiphunters itchy Niters vs Snyde and Clyde Outlaws vs Swat were Oldtimers get a win The Exeter Molting Hawks started the new old timers hockey season this week as they downed Lucan 6-3 in an exhibition game. The next home game for the Molting Hawks will be Mon- day, October 15 when they play host to the Zurich Has Beans. Game time is 9:30 p.m. In the pre -season tilt, the Molting Hawks took a 3-2 first period lead over Lucan. Jim Russell notched the first goal of the year at 1:46 on a three way passing effort with Bob McDonald and Jim Pfaff Only 17 seconds later Pete McF'alls put the locals two goals up as he converted passes from Bob .tones and .lack ('hipchase. After the midway mark. Lucan hit the scoreboard for the first time and quickly were hack on even terms Brian Haskell was the first Irish marksman with assists going to Bob Hardy and Arden Schantz at 12:52 and three minutes later Haskell set up Stan McNiff for a suc- cessful shot. Before the first period end- ed. the Molting hawks were back in front, this time to stay as Bob McDonald fired a pass from Mike Cushman. Jim Russell notched his se- cond goal of the night early in the second period on passes from Bob McDonald and goalie Glenn Stire The final Lucan scoring out- burst came at 12:54 as Arden Schantz hit the Exeter net on a play started by Brian Haskett and Jack Park. Ina span of only 12 seconds just past the 17 minutes mark. Keith Ahrens triggered two successful shots Bob McDonald assisted on both to bring his night's point total to five while Jack ('hipchase and Mike Cushman garnered single assists. Times -Advocate, October 3, 1984 Pogo 11 footbafl Team wins -**ice, seniors split Adding the other majors were Tim Moore and Ross Finkbelner. Jon O'Connor kicked four convert$ while Moore kicked one cohvert to round out the scoring. Rookie quarterback Jon O'Connor completed all four passes thrown. Jerry Lam- port went three for six in the passing department. Vern Iskauskas and Roger Ward led the junior Panthers in tackles against the Rams. Daryl McCann was one of the defensive stars, intercepting two Stratford passes. Monday, the seniors came up on thewinningside for the first time this season, beating Stratford Central 21-18. The win was a must for the local boys, as are their remaining three, after dropping their two opening games. Central scored first when their punt returner was allow- ed outside and rambled 75 yards down the sideline for the touch down. Central was unsuccessful on a two-point conversion attempt. It did not take long for the locals to get on the board themselves. South Huron moved the ball 58 yards and capped off the drive when Scott Miller found Joe Martens all alone in the end zone with a pretty 12 -yard .pass. Bill Fisher was back in uniform after an injury to his shoulder in the season opener. Fisher accounted for South Huron's other two touchdowns, the second of which came on a screen pass from Miller which covered 35 yards. 'The senior Panthers did all of their scoring in the first half and led 21-6 at half time. Central came back with 12 unanswered points in the se- cond half and threatened to go ahead late in the fourth quarter. Stratford marched the ball 70 yards towards South Huron's goal before be- ing stopped within the ten yard line by a strong defen- sive effort and the clock. Penalties hurt the senior team once again. They pick- ed up a total of 160 yards in penalties including a 25 yard unnecessary roughness penalty which saw Brett Bat- ten ejected from the game. Locals remain in NHL camps The three Exeter natives trying out with `National Hockey League teams have survived the latest cuts and are continuing in pre -season exhibition games. Dave Shaw is with the Quebec Nordiques and twin brother Paul and Perry Pooley are with the Winnipeg Jets. Shaw was the Nordiques first draft selection in the summer of 1982 and the Pooley twins signed as free agents with the Jets after three successful seasons with the Ohio State Buckeyes. Dave Shaw was on defence for the Quebec club against the Maple Leafs in Toronto, Wednesday and Sunday after- noon against Boston. He has been in the lineup for every game that the Nordiques have Basketba play tour South Huron Junior and senior girls' basketball teams participated in a tournament this weekend in Wingham. The seniors were the consola- tion winners in the tourney while the junior cagers were defeated in the consolation final. The tournament opened Thursday night when the senior team faced Laurier of London. South Huron came up on the short end of a 33-17 score. The local seniors played uninspired and were intimidated by a much taller London team. Jackie Cottrell was the leading scorer for the locals with eight points. Friday morning, South Huron played the host school, Wingham. Wingham forced the Panthers to come back after they opened an early eight point lead. Dianne Willis led the comeback with seven points and the game ended 23-16, giving the local girls the opportunity to play in the con- solation final. The Panthers took on Clin- ton in that contest. They took it to Clinton early, causing Clinton to make mistakes and turn over the ball. The game ended with South Huron ahead 31-17 to claim the con- solation trophy. Dianne Willis and Jackie Cottrell were the high scorers with 12 points each. The senior team was under the guidance and coaching of first time coaches Steve Merner and Scott Lovie for the tourney. Both coaches and players should be con- gratulated on their effort. The junior girls lost their opening game of the tourna- ment 38-32 to Wilfred Launer. Two practices for Mohawks The Exeter Mohawks, a new entry in the Western On- tario Athletic Association in- termediate hockey division has set two practices this week Manager Doc Campbell and coaches Bob Rowe, Barry Baynham and Jack Chip - chase will be putting their charges though their paces at the South Huron Rec Centre Friday night at 8:00 p.m. and Sunday at 12 noon. The Mohawks will meet Woodford in on exhibition game at the Rec Centre on October 14 and the Wingham Royals will be in for the first scheduled game October 24. Both start at 8:30 p.m. Lewis Mitchell is president of the Mohawks. won or tied in exhibition action. In their first NHL exhibi- tion game September 21 with the Chicago Black Hawks supplying the opposition, the Pooleys played on the same line and Perry was named the second star. Two days later against the Montreal Canadiens, Paul scored two goals and was chosen as the third star. Parents of the local players told the T -A the same thing Monday morning, "They are still hanging in there." Both clubs have made con- siderable cuts on the weekend and the Pooley s and Shaw were among the survivors. The Jets are in Los Angeles and Vancouver this week and will be back in Winnipeg, Friday. 11 teams nament The team played well and took the Toss hard. Diane Dearing was the high scorer with eight points and Lori Forrester played a very strong game. The local juniors were able to shake off the disappointint loss and played a strong game against Wingham for the chance to play in the consola- tion final. Kristine Lovie led the way to a 24-14 win with eight points. The junior Panthers faced Listowel in the consolation final. South Huron was in- timidated by Listowel's six foot centre and were defeated 21-17. Kelly Whiteford was the scoring leader for the local juniors with nine points. For some of the juniors it was their first tournament. Coach Terry O'Rourke felt it was good experience for the team and helped to bring the team closer together. Thursday, South Huron plays host to Montcalm's junior and senior teams for exhibition matches. The games start at 4:00 at the local school. Scott .Miller had an ex- cellent game in the passing department. He completed nine of 17 passes covering 132 yards through the air. BILI Fisher gained over 200 yards in 24 carries and was one of Miller's favourite pass targets as was Scott Bogart. South Huron defensive shut Centrals's offence down in the first half, but were hurt by the sweep in the second half. Stratford was held to only one pass reception which covered less than five yards. The Pan- thers were able to block one punt and Rob Bryson came up with an interception. The Juniors came up big against a very strong Goderich team, Thursday. They defeated the defending champions 14-13. Scott Heywood and Tim Moore were the touchdown scorers for South Huron. However the local juniors failed to convert both touchdowns. The two missed converts proved to be the difference in the game until late in the fourth quarter. Roger Ward scored the winning points with a safety when he manag- ed to sack the Goderich quarterback in the end zone during the dying moments of the game. For the senior football squad it was a different story against Goderich. They were s d(eated 21-1 by a strong, well balance team. Brian Topp opened the scoring with a 65 -yard kick which sailed into the Goderich end zone. This single was the only point the seniors manag- ed to score against the Goderich defence. Goderich scored two touchdowns in the second quarter and added another in the third to finish the scoring. Goderich doubled South Huron in total offence with 322 yards for the day. Steve Gould and Jeff Pfaff led the local seniors in tackles with six each. Brian Topp, Steve Batten and Sean O'Rourke each added four. a END CREDITON MINOR BALL — The 1984 season for Crediton minor baseball came to a close Saturday. One player from each of the seven teams is shown here. Back, left, Barb Nedza, Steve Lightfoot, Irene Brand and Mona Brand. Front, Brian Inch, John Gotten and Shannon Brennan. T -A photo PEE WEE AWARDS — Awards were presented to members of softball team of a recent banquet. From the left are coach valuable Judy Isaac, most improved Debbie Bies and most McDonnell and assistant coach Jean Papple. the Exeter 11 pee wee Kate McKellar, most sportsmanlike Karen T -A photo MOSQUITO 'A' CHAMPS — The Exeter 11 mosquitos won the 'A' c ampions ip the recent soccer tournament in Lucan. Back, left, with coach Lorne Rideout are Jer emv Morgan, Shawn McFalls, Rob Passmore, Dwayne Hayter. Rob McLelland, Jamie Tomes and Peter McAllister. Front, Ryan Hern, Craig MacEachern, Jamie McBride, Brett Rideout and Allan McFallsMissing were Raymond Boersma,David Boersma, T -A photo Eric Reymer, Jason Eccles and Danny Vonderlaan. Finale for area motocross The grand finale of [ Mdh D Motocross was held on Sun- day at /fully Gully Raceway. The event was the last scheduled motocross at nut- ty Gully for the 1984 Motocross season. It was also an Ontario Points race for seniors and experts. many of the province's finest riders competed for points in this prestigious award. Nulty Gul- ly CMA Nigh Point winners were also awarded with their regular awards and overall season awards. Results are as follows: Schoolboy 80A - Rick Tripodi Markham, Marty Burr Caledonia, Todd Tow- nend Stouffville. Schoolboy 80B - Bill Hamilton Guelph. Michael Vallee Tillsonburg, Jim Jervis Burlington. Junior 125A Tim Rayner Brantford Apo.iecca urst, avid Marcella Kitchener. Junior 12.56 Kevin Lupton Watford, Kelly Peev Elmira Nick De Turse Mississauga . 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