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8 -GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 7,1971
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GDCI team suffering
Three Wangs sick, one
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BY RICHARD MADGE
-athletic teams won
five out of six games in
Huron, -Perth Conference action
-during the past week, The
14
football teams both blanked
'Stratfoa_Northwesterni t
seniors winning 28-0 and the
junior 15-0 in games played in
Stratford on,Thu,rsday,
The same day at Agricultural
•Park field, the senior soccer -
team blanked Clinton 2-0, and
the local juniors edged Clinton,
2-1.
In the first games of the girls'
basketball schedule here on
Tuesday, G.D.C.I. seniors
defeated last .year's Huron -Perth
champions from Clinton. 31,21.
The junior girls were the only
team failing to win, losing by
four points, 20-16 to Clinton
. -
The senior Vikings 28-0 win
over Stratford gave them their
second straight win. They have
not been scored on as yet, and
have scored 62 points. They are
• tied"' fiir the league leadership
with Exeter who are also holders
of two victories in, their first two
starts.
These two arch 'rivals clash
here ,next ThUrsday, October 14,
in what should be the biggest
game of the schedule. It is a four
point game, and could well
determine the winner of the'
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team back, plus, seine good ...... The senior soccer- team
juniors who have come up and started well against Clinton,
'figures this is the year his team scoring two goals in the first 13
can give the Vikings a run for minutes to ,wrap up their 2-0
their money. victory. Rick Fisher kicked in a
Bogard has been scouting the pa ss • out from H-arold
Vikifigs, and both he and,Viking Refflinghaus for the first &al.
coach Wayne,. Horner make no: The second one came from
bines about thisganie as the one the toe of Clare Sager on a
they want Most. centre from Pete Teichert. Sager
Against Stratford, Doug had just missed si•oring moments
Fisher intercepted ,. a, pass and earlier. Teichert left the field at
carried' from the Stratford 50 ' the fifteen minute mark with a
yard. line down to the three to dislocated elbow and. will -be out
set Ltp the Vikings first, of the lineup for the next four
touchdown in the first quarter. games. Gene de Jong. Sager and
Ron Brown carried it over•.for, Keith Grafton came close to
the major score, and Brian adding to the Goderich lead, but
Mackenzie added atwo point 'improved defensive "play by
'conversion. , :Clinton prevented •any' • further
A 42 yard pass play from scoring. '
MacKenzie to Gary Yeoman For.G o d e,r kh, • Rolf
gave the Vikings„their second Gott Schalk played well
" touchdown. ILwas converted for defensively,• With Stu Asher and
another two points on a pass: Refflinghaus- combining well ,on,
from MacKenzie to Gord offense. The senior soccer team
• McLellan, to make the .half time is undefeated after two games.
score 16-0. The junior, under coach Scott
Gary Lounsbury ran 35 yards Thomson, evened their record at.
on a revere, and then took it in one win and one loss with thei5
hims'W on the' next play -for the ' victory over Clinton.
Vikings third touchdown. , . There was no scoring in the
- Their final scoring play came first •'• half desiiite several
in the fourth quarter, set up by a' opportunities for the Goderich
24 yard pass play from team. Clinton. scored first at the
MacKenzie to `Gary Lounsbury five minute mark of the second
at the Stratford seven. Ron half but ROn. Sowerby6, evened
Brown went over on a slant play he count when he scbred on a
for the score. - penalty kick. Mike' Palmer put
c,• The Vikings added a two Goderich ahead at the 20 minute
point conversion,' but it was a' ',mark, when he kicked in a pas
•costly one, 'as halfback Doug, from Sowerby.
Fisber, who was on the receiving Bob Poulin prayed well
end of it7.broke an ankle on the offensively, leading several fine
play. The Vikings had another ,rushes down the right wing
touchdown)called back on, 'a during the second half.
penalty, Lawrence Vanden Heuval and
Offensively for the. Vikings, goaler Jim Watt led the defensive
Gary Lounsbury and Ron Brown efforts
ran well, while Gary Yeoman The soccer teams° are in
and Gord McLellan made some action here tomorrow (Friday)
good receptions. when' they meet -the
Sheardown,
DeferisvkeielyW, ildgen,Bruce
,9k always -tough St.,Marys te#Ms.
•- MiThe injury bug hit the junior
Drennan, Paul Frarne and Mark soccer squad too with Paul
Ryan stood out. Nordahl suffering a Fractured
. • Stratford was able to make wrist in the Clinton guile. •
only two first, downs against the Coach Maureen Powds senior
gond Viking defence, but coach girls basketball team won their
Horner expressed dissatisfaction first start, upsetting Clinton
with the blocking by the 31 -21 . Carole Cruickshank
offensive"line. • scored 15 points, Mary Wilkin'
The VTkits have suffered
some loss of personnel that will
have an effect on the team's • Q't
performance.
The loss of Doig Fisher with
a broken ankle, and ,OrSt string
iteack
who is ill in hospital and Dave
Mclvor out with pneumonia,.
'.plus the departure of Bruce Stoll
whcitas left the team because of
a heavy academic, load and the.
release of Brian Westbrook will
all be felt.
The Junior Vikings battled
through a. scoreless first half,
during which they had two
Iouchd,owns called back because
of penalties. They finally made
one count when Murray Haggitt
scooped up a fumble by the
Stratford quarterbacks and 'ran
3()yards for the score.
dase-T—yildgen kicked the
convert. l4illback Doug Marshall
went 50 yards off tackle in the
fourth quarter for, the other
touchdown. Larry Donnelly
passed to Tim McGee for a two
point conversion.
The defence played well for
the juniors, led by Casey
Wildgen, 'Alan -Worgan and Dave
Patterson.
Like their senior
counterparts, ,the juniors are tied
wihh EXeter for first place 'with
2-0 records. The junior battle for
first place as part • of the
r
departs, one release
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GLARY LOUNSBURY
ran 35 yards
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• , 'GARY YEOMAN ,
11, Sue Smalley, Clara 13tdard
and Tanya Palmer two each, and
Wendy Ryan'one point. -
For Clinton, N. Pickett and
E. Vincent had 8, points each,
while D. Cunningham had three,
R. Middleton two points.
Coach Dowd S credite.d Ter"
girls with playing good heads -up
ball, and feels they will improve
even more as the 'season
progresses.
The Junior girls team, which
is young and inexperienced, gave
a good effort despite losing their
'game. •
Mary Taylor scored
points, Becky Crawford five,
Mickey Cruickshank and Chris
Wildgen two each, and Sally
• Stringer one point.
Clinton scorers were Marlene
Cunningham and Janet Graham
Frith six points, M.J. Cameron
with four, NO Sandy Frerplin
and Pat Cummings with two
points,
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DOUG FISHER
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breaks ankle
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BRIAN .MacKENZIE
Two persons injured
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in traffic actident
In their weekly, statistical
report the goderich detachment
of the Ontario Provincial eolice
report only two personssuffered
injuries in ••" motor vehicle
accidents on area highways.
-1. On September 27 a mishap
on Highway No., 4 at the
junction ofaHuron Road xesulted
in injuries 'to. Wayne, Riley of
Clinton when he was involved in
a car -tractor crash. The other
vehicle was driven by Maxim
LeBeau of the same community.
The following'04clay Alan
Baccus of Scarborough Ontario,
suffered( inftmes when he was
, involved in•a two car accident on
Highway' iNto. 21, south of Port
Albert. Carl Springstead of
Woodstock was driving the other
car.
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In other activities police laid
39 eharges, 32 under the
Highway Traffic act and 7 under
the Liquor Control Act, they
issued •19 warnings and
conducted two safety talks
involving two schootg and about
50 children.,
Under criminal investigations
the force dealt with' one theft, a
break and enter and seven
offencelisted as -other: -Offipers'
answerd seven requests for
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assistance, conducted' two
prisoner -.escorts and registered
21 convictions in Provincial
Court.
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