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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1969-10-16, Page 22 GwPER!GW1 SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1969 Coach Wayne Horner ... assessed a penalty Dale Wardley ... 22 yard gallop Dave Carruthers Doug Fisher ... four points ..., junior scorer nVikings un eea e �fte.r clash with Redmen The Goderich Viking Seniors remundefeated' n - Huron -Perth Conference football, following their third straight victory — a 32-2 triumph over the previously undefeated Clinton Redmen in a game played here last Thursday. The Redmen started out like they came to play, picking up a single point on the opening kickoff by ,Steve Boyco. Boyco, who kicks barefooted, hoofed one deep .into. the Viking's end zone and the Redmen got down field quickly to trap the Viking's receiver. However, as the afternoon 'went on, it became obvious that Boyco's bare foot was ' the only scoring threat the Redman had going for them. The Vikings had little success with their passing attack, but moved the ball well on the ground after Coach Wayne Horner instructed quarterback Tom Crawford to switch to the running attack. a 9 The Redmen, like other teams in the league, have gained a healthy respect for end Jon Ginn's pass catching ability, and they had three-man coverage on Ginn all afternoon. The Redmen failed to adjust their -defence -when -the Vikings switched to the ground, with the result that Goderich, with Dale Wardley pinning outside, and Draper and Lounsbury inside, maintained control of the ball throughout most of the game. The Vikings picked up 17 first downs, compared to Clinton's four. The closest the Redmen got to pay dirt was the Vikings 40 yard line, and that was only with the help of a coaching penalty _ assessed against the Viking's head coach, Wayne Horner. After trailing • briefly 1-0 following the opening kickoff, the Vikings scored a converted touchdown to take a lead that they added to as the game went on. Gary Lounsbury's six yard sweep accounted for the first T.D. He converted it himself. Boyco's talented toes got the Redmen's second and final single point, and the Vikings led 7-2 after the kickoff opening the second half of the play. Goderich scored two touchdowns in the third quarter. The first was on •an eight yard run by Lounsbury, while the O.H.A. JUNIOR 'B' HOCKEY second resulted from a 22 yard -gallop—by Dale Wardley Tht Vikings finished off the scoring in the final quarter when Wayne Draper took the ball in from the six. It was converted- by Lounsbury to give the Vikings their 30 point margin of victory. The Vikings do not play at home this week. They travel to Listowel today (Thursday) to do battle with the ' Whitemen, another unbeaten, untied team in the Huron -Perth Conference, with a record identical to the Vikings - three wins in -three outings. In the Junior game, the Goderich Viking Juniors carne up with their strongest effort of the campaign when they blanked the Clinton Junior Redmen 40-0. Bruce Bowman led the way with three touchdowns, while Gord McLellan with two, and Doug Fisher with one completed the major scoring. Dave Carruthers scored four ORK BOOTS By T,D. e4 ra The' boys golf team from GDCI walked off with the Huron -Perth championship at the Maitland Country Club recently. Members of the team are, left to right, front row: Paul .Paquette, John Manning, Stuart Ashec, captain; Chris Evans and R. A. Sumner, 6oach. Back row:'Larry McCabe and Mike Tafeit. staff photo. V GDCI wins. Huron -Perth golf tourney On.. September 25, the Maitland Golf and Country Club " hosted the Huron -Perth Golf Tournament. In the boys ' section, nine ,schools competed for top honoursi.- After the final scores were counted and recounted, - points on a pair of two-point _conversions s . on passes from quarterback Steve Stringer. Stringer's pinpoint passing was a highlight of the game. our Goderich District Collegiate Institute boys were declared the champions for 1969, posting a team score of 320. Central Huron with 324 finished in second place. Members of the winning team were Capt. — Stuart Asher (74), Pee Wee hardball league ends successful -season Four teams were formed through the invitation of Doug Cruikshariks and H. Carroll• calling all boys interested in playing hardball. These teams each had a sponsor namely: Mills Motors; Goderich Electric; O'Briens Market and Gardiner's Dairy. The league enjoyed a keen competitive season of play. O'Brien's and Mills Motors met in the finals — the best out of three games, with the following results: First game — Mills . 12,, O'Brien's • 10; second game — O'Brien's 10,. Mills 8; third tame. O'Brien's 11 Mills PI - This. game went into overtime and was well worth watching. On September 20 the managers and coaches took the boys to - _Detroit and saw the Boston Red Sox defeat the Tigers 6-3. All the boys, managers and coaches wish to thank the Royal Canadian Legion branch 109 for their interest and support. Bridge Scores There were five tables in play at the Goderich Duplicate Bridge Club Tuesday night. Winners and their scores were as follows: Mrs. D. D. ,Worthy and Mrs. Bill Duncan, '59' Mrs. Ron McDonald„ and ,Mrs. Bob Sproule, 58; .Mr.. and- Mrs. Joe, Martin, 571/2, - Dr. and Mrs. Morgan Smith, 56%. • Members are asked to note that the game next week will be played Monday night, October 20, at 8 p.m. 1969 TAXES TOWN OF GODERICH 2nd Installment Due October 31st Payable at any local chartered bank or Victoria & Grey Trust Co. Present your tax bill,wlhen making payment., Interest at the rate of 12% per annum added to overdue installments. S. H. Blake Town Treasurer Curling Is For Anyone You Too!. The MAITLAND COUNTRY CLUB John Manning • (76), Paul Paquette (80), ° and Larry McCabe (90). "To finish first with three new players on this year's team, indicates the effort put forth by each of these boys." said coach R. A. Suiinnar. "They worked hard to bring their game to peak form, and then under the pressure conditions of the tournament, played smart, steady .golf throughout the 18 holes. Four boys worthy in every way of being called. champions." The boys ° low gross was won by Dan O'Reilly, Stratford N.W., with a score of 73. Stuart Asher, of Goderich, placed second with a74._ The the girls section, the Goderich team of Capt. — Sue Powell, Sue Paquette, Jane Schneiker "alia Irene Manderson played very well and settled for second place, just one stroke behind Seaforth's winning team. Sue Powell, of Goderich, set a new' Huron -Perth record with her score of 51 for nine holes. Trap contest Sunday The Kippen Gun Club will hold a trap shoot Sunday at 1 p.m. for the Huron County championship. The trophy was won by William Stewart of Goderich last year. CLIP AND SAVE' -CLIP GODERICH JUNIOR B SCHEDULE 1969-70 Game Times:- FRIDAY, 8:30 P.M. — SUNDAYS, 2 P.M. HOME _GAMES OCTOBER Friday 17th -Strath roy' Sunday 19th -Stratford Friday 24th -Sarnia Friday 31st -St. Marys NbVEMBER Sunday 9th -London Friday 14th—Strathroy Friday 21st Stratford Friday'28th—Sarnia DECEMBER ' Sunday 7th—St. Marys AWAY OCTOBER Friday 12th—Strathroy Friday '19th,Sarn is Friday 26th—London JANUARY .. Friday 2nd—London Sunday 4th—Stratford Friday 9th—Stratford Friday 16th—Strathroy Friday 23rd—Sarnia Friday 30th—St. Marys FEBRUARY Friday 6th—London GAMES Saturday -,25th—Strathroy 8:3Q Sunday 21st—London 7:30 I NOVEMBER . ° --SundayJANUARY 28th- --Sarnia 2:00 Saturday 10th—Strathroy 8:30 1 Sunday 11th —Stratford 2:00 1 Sunday 18th—St. Marys 2:00 ' I Sunday 25th—London 7:30i FEBRUARY ,XT* Sunday 1st—Sarnia 2:00 I Sunday 8th—London 7:30 Saturday 14th—Strathroy 8; 301 Sunday 15th—St. Marys 2:00 I • r 1 0 0 Sunday 2nd—St. fti.arys 2:00 l Friday 7th—Stratford 8:30 I "Tuesday 11th—Sarnia 8:30 • 1 -'Sunday 16th—London 7:30 1 Sunday 23rd—Sarnia 2:00 Saturday 29th—Strathroy 8:30 Sunday 30th—Stratford 2:00 ' DECEMBER Friday 5th—St. Marys£8:30 .. Sunday 140—Stratford 2:00 - Opening Games - Strathroy Rockets VS. Goderich Siftos FRIDAY, OCTOBER 17 8:30 P.M. - AND -- ' Extend A Cordial INVITATION To All NEWCOMERS Stratford Warriors VS. 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