HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1964-11-26, Page 1212 111110 Goderich Signal -Star, Thursday, November 26th, 1964 atage tolled out right and look-
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- - . - ed tong, but instead, lobbed a
'MVP Listowel 18.13,
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,, . little screen pass over the heads
of the rushing Viking linemen.
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Fischer gabbled it in and out -
raced the Goderich secondary
GDCI- V ikin s Win. Firs, Tam Manderson blocked t h e
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„ur a 7U, yarn ...i.). Once aga.in
, . convert and it was Vikings 18,
. * . Listowel 13.
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uron-Pert Grid Tit!
. e McLean • and Bill Wilkinson.
luarter were made • by John
0 Two key plays of the third
Listowel's big 190 fullback, Har-
i° , * 1,L...0,LI gridiron, ' Oh, well, its
By " John Pirie- ' • 4i, • , • )t,it .11,cr .,e‘ on, .‘,..,1 tone, WIlkinson conceded key \yallacc, was the victim 011
,,, ), ,.,.1,, .1., l ' ' ' ooth counts, l he bard runningall in tiie,aarne.
, ,d.; ,-;, \ • l' i:1 ,11,• 1,.t. 111 ;h,. ,:nele 'point.
l'he fired•up .S.,nioi. VIk.a_t- t: • „ , • • 4.
1 Witliace had been ripping 611., Alter th,. game, the winning
-11, Li' ,:t.• 1' ,4r, ,1:„1 ii: . .1 11 o 1,1,', 0111 1 orh-nce roarea • Vikings wore. treatt.d to a \ cry
v,•in the Huron-1'11th -.,.1, t.;I: '.* ' . lot ,g gains all day. In the (.1.-
111 anip and 1..nek e..10e kkt;11
ivr n ler-, 1 Ito c, ,, 1.1 ‘,,Js 11,, )4 11), arm,' ui citLirterback , ,' , , ,
t(1,i,..,, 1,rtniin‘‘utaesboolft ottilieh atrhdirci at Tit .ii(1.1-.. fine. meal at the home of 'Larry
Papernick and hi.s mother. \'a•,--
1! c.)1i: 1:.•,,,k.! :".„:ht back 1?..i:-hind the strong ,
`. • 1,.-,lowel C'allt-11,e, d.,.1,-...1.11_, ' '''-` • , • ,
' a gallant whitenten ,tunad 18-13 , , t , • -t ,d mothell were
' • — ,,i a1,,,et,w ..,•,,, :,..,1 \ k.r.,,,, A1"0,1ta'.te 1.:1 e ""''"UtiV0 field by John McLean who 1011" 111 LILS I nit) leLS
-0 weighs 155 pounds and knocked •
, . pre.sent to make.. this celebra-
11.1(,..1c1 (I. !,1111H, t11),.,, 11p.)1, tilt , ball t
1[1 the final. Alth,,L,t,:h p!..; ,11,•,,1, ' ,', „ , x , ,, , •,- , • ,. i• , t Lion a comp1,40 succesz.
„, k , I .:• ch 11/4:, K `1 '''I `4•.i''` In 'L': ‘..k- -1 ..-.1.,1 411u- •.!ni Out of bounds. In the foliowipe
by injuries to tnrre 1,10 ,..i. Coaches Horner and Wright
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l'i,i•.r,)a.‘,ru. 1 4.,
,..c'.e th. 11 1O1 lor1ed n "end.'.,.'z, on ,
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svhe just crepceasivsiend a1-4.-sha-„.-1
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hysic'ia-nn(nthe Vikinth.!) OL in.1S,l11 KLIIagi 11 :0ataIA hen of was flattened bAl Steadnian ,, p1*ee, ltie,id
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in fne faiho.1 i 11,1 131 11.tth11)1t n to1i0111l11r1 efenie halfbakBll Wilkin,wth Presents by.the teamItttwrLn,hnd.1\ ,, 1""°'d)111 III'1-1)A 111co1111 11i 0 sonThe Listowel offence no 114theend oi DLimoll011i b hIudt il:h kSrS'flicto 0 1.1,1 1)41e1 l'hy l'orn "1 1101)1 and the longer had its hard running ucces.squl football season in
ain4),( k \ k"i 1) on of l ended 12,7 in favor of tje attae-n-eilythe11,117t-rir= 1o dk,n1 t . 1 1,1 ,„h•
the ()game and the Perth-1,11uron
championship for Goderich.
The three stars ,iy.f the game
would have to be given to Snell,
Dalton and Armatage. Other
standouts for the Vikings were
kaLean, Dowds and Papernick.
Humor There
One of the more tumorous
aspects of the genie occurred
when. Coach Horner, in his an-
xiety, lust his false teeth the
ants out inthe line of the
Armatage kept them in the .
firA HuronPerth ti.ltl'i11! 1.1, .M.embers of this year's team
1 . 1 • 1)10101 hick S1,1 Third Quarter
First Quarter • \!-,11:1,..ir,l1, CPI .171 :11t•'10!Ite,1 • game, are: Centre, P0111 Chambers;
Last Quarter
The first quart or \‘, as all '1,,"11 Cr,),1.‘!";1'11; 1.1k 0% Vikii,g offence finally\ guards Rad MeLean„
„!ot a,ain in the third • The final 'quarter or the game Doug Overholt •t Smith.
• Goderich. (10r;
10ch kiketar
1 off on the Listowel 22 yd lint,
to Listowel and the hird-hiting „ v „ uartor 1)(•hind,the fine quater- was perhaps the most exciting Ron Harder Mike Be411inger,
plays later. Papernick .
one of the 1964-65 season. It Ken Hunter; tackles, Bilati
Dowd, Tom Manderson, Robert
Wilkin; ends, George Clark, Ed,
Curry, Mark Redmond, Chris
graham, Brian Dalton; quarter-
back, Andyekciiir•44uMsacks,,„
Steve Snell, Bill Wilkinson.•Lai*:
ry Papernick, Bob Doak, Mur-
ray Johnston; linebackers„,John
Manderson, Mike MacAt)hur,
pete;
'Ien
ford. Doug Keene, John Shear -
Vikng defence f9ree1 tneni 10 !rahed off tackle behind Brian ,acing 01 rOJKiO Aricly iotrie
:,nd some more hard running ,vas a real good quarter until
punt. The Vikine, )ffenee, be- 1Dowds and Georep Clark for
roqn. papernick and Snell; The the last three minutes vrhen
hind the hard running of Snell , th„ 600011(1 TD of the (..zame.'
)ffence stol'ined to the Listowel
and Papernick marched to the LMcLean misse4I his second con
23,,yard line where Snell, a. 10.5
ki and Godelleh led 120', .
then713131-015chbili,. • frhoNop1s„,,4k4t9reaz.' t1,,,Aek. thair bursl. over tie right
terback Andy
'Pir-and behind the quartcr was nullified on a side of • the Gpderich offensive,
. o
the blacking af Gould, Wilkin- I holdrn, penalty and the Lis- arrd -raced '23 yards for the
on , and NicLean, sliohed '17 'towel offence took over on, its
yards far the„ Major. The run- own 13 yard line. The Viking
11,
NIcLeanYran over and around
he Listowel defence for 170
yards i h the first quarter. „
of Sve Snell wa
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SIX BONSPIELS
THIS SEASON
'At least six bor_spieLs will bo'
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held 'at the Maitland Country
Club this season to give local
Ind visiting culers, plenty of,
First of these Will be for men
on Satui-day, December 5, It
is the Sheaffer pen Bonspiel
with over .$500 in prizes, A
roast beef dinner will be serv-
ed..
,t117fV , a iltiVIS't rtncl'
Vikings' third touchdown: The
b1ocking.°01 Chambers, McLean
and Dowd:s• was brilliant onthis
10 i1
to 'drive a tru,ck through
ap-
peared • along the bigger Lis-
tewel 'line., Again the convert
was Jide and the score read
Second Quarter , Goclerich 18, Listowel 7.
The s,cond q.arc-i-, however, Goderich kicked off after the
was a different stor, TheVik-• ,4core and Listowel ran it nut
ing defence a:.fain stopped the to their own 30 yard line where
Listowel attack. only to have -John --Manderon and' Robert
them score their first. point Smith brought halfbapk Murray
Avhen Harvey Wallace lofted ,a Fischer down. In .Lstowel's
40 yard punt into the Viking -irst play from scriminage, Arm -
• 3,914. Fr bomzisls to 12110
AltrirM•St•
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fratni. X2nt.ars-- 23—Bard
Motors Bonspiei (Mixed),
Wednesday, February 3 —
Hiram Walker Bdnspiel (Men).
Wednesday, February 10 —
.Goderich Manufacturing 13011-,
spiel (Ladies). •
Satufday, Pebruary
FIRM CHRISTMAS
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Bonspiel (Men).
ing's Donspiel (Mixed).
Saturday, ',VIarch 24 — Carl- . .
he tension rose to an almost
unbearable height. Papernick
unibledz on *traight dive play
at the Listowel 43 yard line.
On the followingilay, Listowel
fumbled and GOderich recover -
d. Vikings however were
forced to punt but SnelPs.kich,
•tigtoW,-C-ToCiif
over. Bill Wilkinson intercept-
ed Armatage pass but the
Vikings fumbled agair,a the
following minute. • toWel
had the ball ,with less than a
minute remaining but a game
staving interception by corner -
linebacker Pete Aeptger saved
KINGSBRIDGE
KINGS11UDGE.-41ev. xt. J. at the Royal Winter Fair, Tor -
Dalton spent a few days last onto.
week among relatives. Master Gary Courtney ref irn-
Jleent vigtions were WI.
Ursula Hebert, Mr:' and. Mrs.
Eugene Hebert, Detroit, and
Dr. and Mrs. J. , A. Kasper,
Grosse Pointb-r- Michigan.
Mrs, Art O'Connor aiyaugh-
ter Geraldine; Whitby, visited
Mr.and Mrs, Ray Dalton over
the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Oyril Austin,
V1. Michael O'Neil, Mr. Frank
A.1.4i11 and Mr. and MN. JerrY.
ed home Sunday from. Child-
ren's War Memorial HaTital,
London, where -he had been a
patient for the past week. •
Congratulations to Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph O'Keefe an the
birth of 0 daughter.
MN. Bernadine Connon,
Goderieh, is helping out at the
home Of Mr. .1o,lph Courtny.
Reception , Held •
The reception held Friday
Logtenberg spent 1a.•;1 Friday- evening for Mr. and Mrs. Joe
ems mot mow mime "•••• sear nri
WITH THIS COUPON ONLY
REX-RAY
down, Bob McKee; Dave Brere-
ton, Don Edwards, Dennis Wil-
liamson; coaches, Wkyne Hor-
ner and Dave Wright; team phy-
scian, Dr. Al Steatiman; train-
ers, Gary Squires, Roger Me:
Knight.,
REG. 6:95
Van Oseth was well attended.
Mike Dalten4read the address
to the young:coule and Lorne
Cook presented 'them with a
purse of money. Joe thanked
everyone who had arranged the
party. Boyd's orchestra -sup-
plied the music.
THANK
YOU!
Branch 109, Royal Canadian ,Legion
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and community for their generous sup -
141 41 .4' Ole .fl •.
A total of $1426.89 was realized from
donations, the safe of wreaths and pop-
pies. The poppy fund is used to assist
veterans and their dependants in the
community.
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