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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1970-11-05, Page 9t•� 'AL DRENNAN ° AL PIRIE . FOOTBALL BY T.D. 'The GDCI Vikings Senior football teams finished the Huron -Perth Conference season with" a perfect six win -no loss record ' last Wednesday when they whipped the previously undefeated Wingham Mustangs 36-9 at Wingham. The victory gave the Vikings first place in the regular season, and relegated, the Mustangs to second. • • In the upcoming .playoffs, the Vikings will meet Stratford Central, the third.place finishers, in the series. A sudden death semi-final game to be played here today., (Thursday) at 2 pm. In Series `B', St. Mary's met - Exeter, Tuesday, The winner of that game will play Wingham on Friday in Wingham. If Goderich defeats Stratford, they will meet the Series `B' winner for the,, championship here rt next Thursday, November 12 at 2 pm. In the victory over-Wingham, Gary Lounsbury scored four touchdowns on runs of six, eight, nine and 43 yards. Bill Wedlock ran 18 yards for season ends for Vikings another major, and TOM 'Crawford passed 45 yds .,to Bruce Stoll for the other touchdown.-Wingharnh punter Don MacDonalds fourth quarter ... single was the first point scored against the Vikings this year. Doug Pleteh added q touchdown for Wingham shortly before the end of the game, and converted it hft'nself when he ran the ball into ° the end r zone for two points. Strong wind conditions forced the Vikings to stay on the ground more than usual, but when they did go to the air, Tom Crawford threw the ball well, and Bruce Fisher made several good „catches. Offensively, the blocking of Al Pirie, Al Drennan and Kirk Lyndon • aided the Viking backfielders to pick up a total of 437 yards, compared to Wingham's 183 yards. Drennan and Brian Westbrook ..led the Viking defensive effort. Penalties again hurt the Vikings, and were largely responsible for setting up Wingham's scoring plays. This year's edition of the Vikings established four records Victorians win Minor. Soccer championship SOCCER BY T.D. The GDCI Senior Soccer team won the Huron -Perth championship last week, defeating Mitchell by a total, score of 7 -1 - in. .a two -game series, for the title. The first game, played in Mitchell saw the local squad emerge with a 3-1 victory. Bill Stemp opened the scoring at the five minute mark when he scored- on a corner kick. Mitchell had several breakaways in the next 15 minutes, but were unable to score With their point 'totals .at conclusion of the sehedule, The 315 points they scdlred represent a ,new .league record :and a new school record for points. The Ow points they yielded on the season is also a new league and school record for defensive play. Coach Wayne Horner, with '• regard to the nine points scored by Wingham., commented, "Unfortunately, we have heard more comments on the nine points than we have had on the offensive ,accumulation and the all around good 'game that we played." He went on to point out, however, that the ending of their shutout string may be a good thing for the Vikings in that it will relieve the pressure on them going into the playoffs. "It would have been a psychological burden," he said. "Now we can forget about the points scored against us, and start to play our patterned game." .Looking ahead to the Stratford gariie, Horner sees them as "a big team that likes to throw". "If the game is anything like last years' semi-final with them _it should be interesting," he said. That reference was to the rough play that featured last years game between the same two teams. JUNIOR FOOTBALL The Junior Vikings came up managing only one goal. That with their best effort of the season ' when they defeated came off a corner shot by Gord Wingham 40-0. Last, week the Fisher. victgry gave the Junior Vikings ••In the second half, the second place. in the final Goderich offensive pressure paid standings, • ahead of Wingham off with three goals. Fisher who placed third. booted home two -of them less Goderich met Ulan a minute apart, •midway through half on loose, fumbled balls in the Mitchell end. In the closing minute of the game, Harold Refflinghaus made the final game score 4-0 . on a Lpenalty shot awarded • after he had been tripped on a A combination of good team breakaway attempt. By winning playand determination resulted the Huron -Perth championship in Goderichs's second goal off the GDCI Seniors qualified for the foot of Stu Asher at the 20 the WOSSA final against Sarnia Colligiate. This too is a two game .total point series.. The first game was :played Tuesday here, and the second •one is today (Thursday) in Sarnia. Editor's Note: "This week thetheir three goal cushion. Goderich Minor Soccer •This strategy worked, as they Association sent i t s surrendered only one goal in the congratulations to the learn. margin back home . for the final final half, t;, take a two goal �Off cciaof *Officials the association said game they were fvllo%.'ing the play all The second game in Goderich season. "We knew the guyssaw a close checking first half, could do it, and we are very minute mark.h Asher upped the margin to three with a goal on a long shot just before the end of the half. In the second half, Goderich adopted a 4-3-3 combination to bolster the defence, and sit on BRUCE. FISHER • OM CRAWFORD ASS SSM ENT REVIEW COURT • Asses ONTARIO • sment Act 1968 - 69 TAKE NOTICE th Review Court for tl at the 'first_ .sitting __.of the Assessment' e year 1970 for the Municipality of the •r Townsh ip of Stanley In The County/District of Huron -Perth Region COMMENCING NOVEM Dated at Goderich this 5th day of Nov., 1 ill be at Varna AT THE HOUR OF 1:30 P.M. BER 26th, 1970 Nelson H.Kahle, 70 .Regional Registrar (Acting). . for Assessment Region No. 24., with the locals having a distinct pleased they did'" a spokesman edge in territorial play, but said this week." • • • . Soccer team wins Huron -Perth title The Goderich Minor Soccer "Association ended its season of play last week with the Kinsmen Victorians as league champions. The Victoriansalso were winners of the Legion Ctip. The Schneider Centennial Trophy was won by the Goderich Lions Club Lion Hearts; Dan Duncan was top scorer and winner,of the scoring championship trophy. The name of the best defenceman will be announced later. A season wrap-up for Bantams will be held at the Royal Canadian Legion, Branch 109 hall with .hot dogs and chocolate -milk for team members. Special guest will be Harold Chambers, legion branch presidents Stratford Juniorboys are volleyball champs The junior boys volleyball team of GDCI won the Huron -Perth conference championship on Saturday, October 31 in a tournament played at Stratford Northwestern. Ten schools competed. • -The team won the tournament trophy, ,the penant and the championship and now go on to . the ,WOSSA championships that start in London this Saturday. Coach is Pete Cammaert. -, r "The senior boys also played in ' the tournament and ended in third place. Coach was Bill . Worsell. 'Central 'yesterday ° (Wednesday). . here Ina sudden -death semi-final contest. In., the victory , over Wingham, Doug Fisher and Tom O'Brien led the Junior Vikings, Fisher with three touchdowns and O'Brien with two touchdowns and ` a two-point c ,inv+rsion .run. Fisher ran 10 yards and six yards and took in 26 yard screen pass from O'Brien for his majors.' 'O'Brien ran 45 yards and 15 yards for his touchdowns and passed to Dave Mclvor for another two-point conversion on Brian Hamiltons' five yard run. Good, blocking by the offensive line', and the defensives :. play of Joe O'Keefe, Dave Patterson, Allan Shelton, Dave Mclvor and Doug Fisher were Other features of the victory by Ray Donnellys' crew. t.1 " • f - GODERICH FROSTED FOODS F NI 65 , HAMILTON STREET BACON ENDS lb. 39' OUR OWN SLICED Cooked HAM CENTRE CU K PORHoPs END CUT PORK CHOPS SHOULDER VEAL CHOPS et• la 99' lb. 79' lb. 69' �a 89' i VALLEY FARM r 2 Ib. French Fries i SUPREME BRAND —.16 oz. Peon �► 'Butter... LANCIA -- 2 Ib. CELLO BAG SPAGHETTI OR 494 READY CUT 43' MACARONI . 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