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torio title Bears
Start today in Parkhill'
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"This weekend, If we want to win, it'll
%he four wins IA three days. You're gonna
Heide to be in shape."
A coach's instruction to troops. Three-on
twos. slops 'and starts. running,. more
r tithning. jumping ea the spot. -Sweat.
"Gillett. RoberlAtupp., Get up there."
Indeed. ttobert Pitt/00%M • must
high and Igte for in Milt; fits. one of the
Ws. to Any. ligpes the'Segt911ht Wflier,1103,7s'
‘..00ihetbalt team 04#1411$ the,
411-Ottlarie '47 'sehedts' •championship
• NfAtifit Inejtitting ,today.
• jtemprayee,ntre ler-tho team who ;nu*
the hoards' for' Seafortii, Golden'
Beark.and tit , the lathe ilme'peur in
buckets from the inside.''
Outside scoring will Wive to come. from
another- key to Bears' success. guarct,
Dennis Nielsen. It is also Nielsen's job to
&title ball *Side to ThoMpson.
"I expect them to do the brunt of the
scoring at OFSSA." admitted coach Terry
Johnston.
OFSSA? Seaforth? Lights and a televi-
sion crew at the Seaforth District High
School gym? A gym filled with nervous
laughter from a group of young-:athletes not
used to the exposure.
Cinderella would love it. Two months
ago this was, tv basketball team with an
unimpressive (to say the least) record of
That. though. was before it reeled off
nine consecutive wins and in the process
finished the season at (3-4, eliminated
-Mitchell in area playoffs then turned away
all challengers at WOSSA two weeks ago.
Four'wins to go.
"C'erton, c'mon, let's go. Let's hustle,"
Issued through H ps clenched in exhorts-
According to ,Beirs' coach TertCyJohn-
ston. two factors turned the fortuneof his
team around. The first came about' in the
midst of the team's early season tailspin'
when it took a playing vacation hiMichigan
and Windsor. At the Joe Louis Arena in
Pontiac, the Bears took in a National
Basketball Association (NBA) game be-
tween Detroit Pistons and Los Angeles
Lakers. Perhaps buoyed by the exposure.
the Bears went out to hold off One of the
biggest. Windsor schools until' losing in
Sportin' about
kerb-
overtime. 'hey then coded OW trip h!*
whipping 4infiersthqg high;schoi.4. Sofia:
011fidenee Was established; • It also helped‘that Bears were coining
back to the easier, part, of their sehedule
and a seriesO.PhOrati ganics.'
we bolted at the schex,htte thv
*trtgf tlie*e4s40,
tOasi: 2 tit the: 47!t* four
said Jaints,ton.. thtec of -:the .true
losses v.e were leading at three-et aver
"Two car the gamek could have gone
either waY." agreed Nielsen, a 6r. de 13
student.
It doesn't matter now
"Robert, your hands were down. Now
are you.gonna get the ball if your hands arc
down?"
"I knowAvhen Robert is on the court. and
I say 'Robert'. he knows what I'm talking
about." explained Johnston. T he pia:wts
know what's expect of them.
known all year.' ' admitted Thomp-
son a grade 12 student. "At the beginning
1 was getting the ball and 1 wasn't doing
anything with it. 'Lately I have been,
gotten the confidence."
A confident 6'5" centre is going Ito help
any team, but it is also important the Beaks
get the.sdme kind of weekend from Nielsen
as they, did at WOSSA when he shot for
well over 50 per cent from the floor.
Two players do not make. however.
"The bench is important,unigh I don't
like to' call in the second stringers:" said
Johnston. The coach added he doesn't
e'xpect his bench strength to score as
prolifically as his. starters. "but I expect
the same kind Of work defensively."
"MoSt of these guys were on the team
last year. For the past two years I've been
with them about 70 games. so if they don't
know,by noiv we're-iri troubfe.:!.
"This Is terrible,' terrible. 'Pass before
you stop."
From the sidelines he pushes his
players. "I'm a very volatile. exit able
,person.'' admits Johnston. "I try to Use the
enthusiasm to motivate i the'kids. though
there are some kids wu base to tr6at
differently. It's the tints o ay I knots •"
the wav seems towork. 4f-the Rears-um
sui.,t;essful on the weekend, they o ill share.
similar ,botiours won by Seaforth's senior
girls:. Whippets irttite fall. quite 'data*. TOr
what „l'ohnS,Iontleurthes as:'oop of the It tit
schools •left in Ontario with gym.-
"tit like to go out and shoo the big
plates ac can beat them.- added the.
team's strength at tentrt
"I like being the underdog, adds the
eaord-...11ancl--we'-re-sert--ot-the -a n& rd0g, ttr
thrs tournament...
".C.'000-• emon., mote ttmO.114if the. tme
'mete ghIng the ball. a•wiv. 1,v4 du. It:.
tIght," •
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UP, OVER, IN — The SDHS Golan Bears have been hard at work".•the
past two weeks in preparation for 'the all-Ontai-io basketball finals
beginning in Parkhill today,--: • • (Photo by Shoveller)'
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WHAT BASKETBALL?, SDHS basketball coach Terry Johnston
• ' tells- his club what -they must do if they want to win all-Ontario.'
Gr•oups help out wit
explains SPN., principal Paul
'Carroll, provides free labour
for a variety of , worthy
Causes. Because of a cancell-
ation, there's a possibility
that, a Katimavik crew could
be available in this area early`•
in July.
What's needed is enough
community service work to
keep the volunteers bus*
Mr. Carroll. who inveStigat-
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.Brucefield
Mr. and"Mrs. John Broad-
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Kitchener with Mrs. Mary
Smith. - . .
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On Tuesday. March W.
Wingham _Pee Wees
travelled to Seaforth to play.
the Pee Wees in W.O.A.A.
--group----playoffs, --Se-aforth-
came out skating hard
scoring six goals in the first
period while Wingham.
scored one •Seaforth storeys
were Chris Camino. two goals
and one each by Mark
Stapleton. Mike Betties,
Steve McKellar and Jeff
Reid, The lone scorer' for
Wingham was Bill Cameron.
Seaforth scored two tubrc
goals in the second period
and three more in the third
period. Wingham scored one'
in the second period.
The goal scorers were
Mike Betties, with his second
of the game. Scott Driscoll.
Steve McKellar, Trevor Price
and Pat Murray. Scoring for
Wingham was Jastm
Goodall. The final score was
Seaforth IL Wingham 2
Seaforth ,Pee Woes
travelled back to Winghant
oil Sunday to play the second..,
game in this. series. Seaforih.
-opened th&scoring at 12.52'
91r-the-Ars. -period-as- -Mike--
Betties scored unassisted.
Steve McKdiar assisted
by Scott Driscoll scored again
for Seaforth as did Pat
Murrity tit 1:06. SeaftiTth
ed Katimavik first ass
possible source of help for
the Van Egmond house, is
hosting a meeting ww ith the
group's regional director at
the house. Tuesday night.
March 24 at 7:30.
Information on what
Katimavik crews can do will
he available then. and any
organintion or individual is'
STATISTICS
Scott Driscoll
G A Pts.
Pat Murray
Mike Betties
Trevor Price
invited to attend and find out
if the group cold be of help
with a badly needed project..
The young people who
volunteer for Katimavik work
across Canada.
Mr. Carroll asked anyone
wild might be interested
making use of the program to
call him before Tuesday's
meeting.
Mark Stapleton 15 1 22
Ronny Pryce . 5 la
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.Chris Cardno 6 8 14
Jeff Reid 5 9 14,
Steve McKellar T ' 4 rr
.Brian Dupuis I 3 4
Dave Akey 1 4 5
Kevin Sweeny 0 4 4
Raymond.4nstett 0 I I
Steve St4leton 4 I
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scored three more goals in
the second period-one each
by Scott Driscoll, Mike
Betties and Trevor Price.
In the third-period I
Price scored his second goal
at the 12:12 mark on a pass
from Scott Driscoll. Mike
Betties then scored. com-
pleting-his hat trick. followed
by Scott Driscoll with his
second goal. Wingham
scored with '2:13 left in the
group got a pera
project. that would improve
community life in Seaforth
and area? Perhaps you see a
need for a playground. ser-
vices to the elderly, better •
tennis courts, a new home for
the nursery school.
Katimavik. a federally
funded'youth groUp. may be
able to help, The grotty:
• game to make it 8-I for
Seaforth,
Seaforth now advances to
W.O.A.A. finals facing
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