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Times Advocate, 1984-10-31, Page 8Pogo 8 Times -Advocate, October 31, 1984 Field hockey gals go after Ontario honors Sports Spotlight By Ross Haugh Received a call this week from Tom Hardy in Lucan telling all about their plans for the fifth edition of the Lucan Cup hockey tournament. Tom and his hard working executive including Mike Anderson, Bill Darling, Pete Martens, John Hope and Rick Gwalchmai are expanding the tourney which has turned out quality hockey action for the past four years. In addition to the 16 teams competing for the Lucan Cup and individual diamond rings, a grouping is being formed to accommodate local teams. Recently the cyclone league trophy has shown up after many years in someone's attic and it is being restored and will go to the winner of the new cyclone series. It was originally donated by W.H. Hoffman and Son. Hardy hopes to attract eight teams from the Huron - Middlesex areas to compete for this refurbished trophy. Possible teams are from Lucan, Ilderton, Exeter, Seaforth, Strathroy, Goderich, Parkhill and possibly SL Marys. The Lucan Cup and cyclone tourneys will go Fri- day, Saturday and Sunday, December 7, 8 and 9 - with games in Lucan and the Stephen township arena at Huron Park. All Sunday semi-final andfinal games will be played in Lucan. Most of the 16 spots on the Lucan Cup roster have been filled. Leading the way will be International Stick of Toronto, winners in the last two years. Five Michigan teams are entered. They are the Plymouth O'Leary Hawks, Griffin Sports, Bench Pub, Fraser Flags and Detroit Allied. Diamond Lounge and Hoffey Construction from Windsor will be joined by Hamilton, Ajax, Black Creek, Oshawa and Mitchell. A few added attractions will complement the actual hockey playing. Friday night, the Lucan Minor Hockey Association will sponsor a bingo and Saturday night, the Lucan Irish juniors will be in charge of a dance. Tom Hardy told us that the Isaac Robertson and Company trophy has also recently surfaced. It was in competition for four years, won by Lobo in 1936, Ilder- ton in 1937 and 1938-39 it was won by Lucan. Wire to wire tape Detroit Tiger fans in this area may be interested in learning that a cassette of the exploits of the Tigers in 1984 is now available. Radio Station WJR in Detroit is responsible for the tape. It is called Wire to Wire Champions and will sell for $5 including postage and handling. All proceeds will go to Cystic Fibrosis and PAL. It may be obtained by writing to WJR Detroit, Box 76, -Detroit, Michigan, 48211. Cheques are to be made payable to WJR. • Did you know? In looking over some old scrapbooks, we found an interesting item about switch hitters in baseball about 20 years ago. Of the 500 players listed on the rosters of the 20 ma- jor league teams in 1965, only 27 hit from either side of the plate and of this number 11 were pitchers. The best known pitchers hitting from both sides were Mickey Lolich and Hank Aguire of the Tigers, Robin Roberts, Jim Perry and Elroy Face. It's interesting to note that one player on that list is still active. He is Pete Rose. The other well knowns at the time were Mickey Mantle, Tom Tresh, Junior Gillian, Wes Parker and Maury Wills. While talking about Pete Rose, he is only 94 hits short of Ty Cobb's all-time record. With his position as manager of the Cincinatti Reds, Rose should find enough of the right spots to play and beat Cobb's record. To be broken Records are made to be broken. That was the case with the Detroit Lions in a week ago Sunday game with the Minnesota Vikings. I3illy Sims needed Tess than 50 yards to break the Detroit club's rushing record held by veteran Dexter Bussy. Late in the first half. Sims surpassed the old mark. Minutes later he injured a knee and will be out for the rest of the season. Who was he replaced by? That'!; right, Dexter Bussy and yes, he went on in the last half to gain enough yards to go ahead of Sims again. South Huron District High School is considering offering a course English as a Second Language E.S.L.) If interested call SHDHS 235-0880 B.F. Shaw Principal 14104DiCI‘PlICS vs St. Clements Sun., Nov. 4 8:30 p.m. South Huron Rec Centre 4 Capture fourth straight WOSSA title For the fourth straight year, the SHDHS field hockey team are the.WOSSA cham- pions and qualify to par- ticipate at OFSSA in Burl- ington this weekend. The teams clinched the Huron Perth title Tuesday, soundly defeating St. Marys 5-1. The locals simply over -powered the Stone Town girls scoring quickly and never looking back. Kendra Arthur led the South Huron scoring attack with a hat trick while singles were added by Julie Russell and Ronalyn Bell. The Panthers faced Med- way in their first match in WOSSA competiion, Friday, tying the game 1-1. Pauline Brand scored the lone South Huron goal. atx The locals started strong against their first opponent, controlling the first 15 minutes of the game. After missing a penalty stroke, the team fell apart and allowed Medway to dominate. South Huron's defence held strong and the team pulled up their stockings for the final 15 •minutes fo record the tie. Saturday, the Panthers shut out Ingersoll by a 2-0 score with Pauline Brand making her return felt, scor- ing both South Huron goals. Brand suffered an injury to her ankle and was sidelined for a good portion of the regular season. South Huron's dominating win over Ingersoll advanced them to the final where they met the host team, Strathroy. After scouting the Strath- roy team, coach Jim Workman decided to have Kendra Arthur and Pauline DeVries shadow the op- ponents top guns. The strategy pald off as the Pan- thers shut out Strathroy 2-0 to claim the WOSSA title. +'lt was a really agressive match. End to end action the whole game," Workman said. Julie Russell and Pauline Brand were the South Huron scorers and Kim Crawford recorded her second shut out of the competition with help from a strong defence and cheers from an excited coach. The field hockey team leaves early Thursday morn - ing for the OFSSA competi- tion in Burlington which lasts until Saturday. Sixteen teams will be in attendance and Workman expects the calibre of hockey to be excellent. "When you're down to the last 16 teams in the province you can expect tough com- petition," Workman stated. The OFSSA competition is usually controlled by the big Toronto schools, but the coach believes that this year's SHDHS squad has the best chance in five years for a medat The local girls will have the opportunity to meet and ex- change pins or pennants with teams from all over the pro- vince while in Burlington. The Panthers are ready for the competition. The girls are keen after experiencing vic- tory at the WOSSA level, and hope to bring home a medal from OFSSA. DOMINATE PLAY — As this photo indicates, the SHDHS gals dominated play in the Huron -Perth championship against St. Marys. Kendra Arthur, left, plays the ball while surrounding her are five other local team members Darlene McBride, Angelina Malik, Kelly Johns, Pam Cottrell and Lee O'Rourke. T -A photo Seniorget s g alsecond • In cross country test South Huron runners put in an excellent showing at the WOSSA cross country meet last week. The best finish was turned in by the senior girls who finished second to qualify for OFSSA. Rosemary Regier was the first local runner across the finish line in the senior girls event. Regier finished 5th with a time of 21:50. Rosemary Regier is a grade nine student and was placed on the senior team to help the team's chances at the important meets. "She's an unbelievable runner" coach Joe Fulop said, "By far the best runner to ever come to the school." Jeanette Van Esbroeck was the next South Huron runner to finish. She finished in ninth spot with a time of 22:53 and was followed by Sheila Regier in 18th position. Lindy Dillon crossed the line in 25th and was followed by Sandra Hullebusch, Susan Birmingham and Irene Dietrich in 35, 36 and 37th spots respectively. Fulop hopes to see the senior girls place in the top ten teams when they travel to Georgetown to compete at OFSSA, Saturday. The junior girls' chances of qualifying for OFSSA were hurt with the absence of Kathleen Little at WOSSA due to illness. The junior girls finished sixth at the meet. Sandra Rooseboom was the first junior from the local school to cross the line. Rooseboom finished in 22nd position with a time of 19:49. Sandra Relouw crossed the finish line two seconds behind Rooseboom in 24th spot while Cassie Van Dongeri finished 25th. Mike Clark was the first South Huron runner to finish the senior boys' race with a time of 32:14 which was good enough for 33rd position. Tim Teeter and Jeff Wareham finished in 52nd and 53rd spots respectively. Like the junior girls, the junior boys chances were hindered by the absence of a runner. Mark Johnson was unable to compete at WOSSA due to an injured foot. The juniors finished a disappoin- ting 10th. Donald Wareing was the fastest local junior with a time of 25:34, placing him in 28th. Glenn Durie finished in 35th position and was follow- ed by Ray Lewis and Murray Rundle in 48th and 75th respectively. Some 128 runners competed in the midget boys race. Les Bott was the best South Huron finisher in 61st position overall, and was followed by Scott Hern in 67th spot. All considered, the South Huron runners enjoyed a very successful season with three Huron Perth titles and one team, the senior girls, quali- fying for OFSSA this weekend in Georgetown. Fri. 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