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"": • SA GODERICH SlqNAI;STA4, TBURSDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1971
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, BY RICHARD MADGE yard pass and run play in the to end Roger Legure, good for ' feels it will take a 100 per cent scored four points, M. Wolfe
It's the battle of the giants first quarter. " 35' and five yard scores. effort from. all the Junior two, and C. Simpson one point.
here today (Thursday) in Wildgen was on the receiving - The Junior Viking defensive Vikings if they are to upset the , Coach . Maureen _Dowds,
Huron -Perth Conference end of another of quarterback crew, led by 'Dave Patterion, Panthers. although happy with the win, 25-18 decision to Mitchell.
Donnelly's bombs in,the second Casey Wildgen, Ray Beach, In .girls' basketball, the was not exactly ecstatic about They s.hot,',only five for 33
quarter on a pass and run play Robert Hodges and Gerry • G.D:C.I. Juniors evened, their h e r t e am 's shoo Lfring 'from the floor- and,eight for
that went 30 yards for a rparor O. Brien prevented Clinton from record at one win and one loss Performance. As an example, the from the foul line. Their
score. , " being a scdring threat, by defeatingthe Mitchell JuniorS—G.D.C.1. gals..hit on only threoof -inability to find thetarget-was.
' Lawrence—baSsaline - , rarr-a-----'-ettaert'"Ilritinettrs- -scout ing-45-7-.,.--- ., '- -
S a I 1 y- Stringer led the
reports on the Exeter South
Huron Junior Panthers, whom,b, Goderich , ,s,corers , with eight
they meet today, tell of a big points, closely followed by Mary
fast team led by their Taylor with seven, and Theresa
quarterback who is. in his third lioorly with six. Mickey
year of play and,is considered to Cruickshank and Brenda
be one of the finest passers and Brissette added two points each.
runners in the league. Donnelly For Mitchell, M. Robinson
GDCI Sportsfrpnt
Battle of year between Goderkh and Exeter football squads
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won their league opener last
week, also ran into shooting
problems as they dropped a
football action.
Fourunbeaten football teams
-go into action with identical
three win, no loss records in the
...-4dOubleheader.•.starting.e 1:30
By the time the afternoon's
activity is over, in all likelihood
tthere Will be -only two'teanis still
'-unbeaten and they will probably
turn out to, be the eventual first
place 'finishers in theJunior and
Senior divisions of the
Huron-ferth Conference.
• The combatants in the games
are the Junior and Senior
Vikings of G.D.C.I., and the
Junior and Senior Panthers of
Exeter South Huron.
All four of the teams
continued to show their
superiority ' over the other
Members of the 'conference last
week by posting lopsided
victories.
The Vikings swept a
doubleheader from the Clinton
Central Huron Redmen, 52-0 in
the Senior garde, and 36-0 in
the Junior contest„
The Panthers kept Pace by
blasting Listowel 40-0 in the
,Junior, andi 22-1 in the Senior
game. \\
. For the Senior Vikings, Gary,
'Lounsbury was a one-man
wrecking crew, as he scored five
touchdowns to lead the rout
over the Redmen. The six-foot,:'
oneAcii.fuilhack.earriedAtlie bali
25 times ,and gained a total of
'.'220.yards on the ground.
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e entire' Clinton team
urian ged a total offense of only
100 ards. The Vikings piled up
a tO al offense of 420 yaras, 337,
on the ground and 83 yards
passing. -
Lounsbtiry, scored three
touchdowns in the first half on
runs of 36, eight, and seven
yards, and two fourth quarter
majors on runs a four and 41
'yards.
Lounsbury's running mate,
fullback Ron Brown, scored two
touadowns, while Norm
McCullough added the other.
Brown ,seored both of his
touchdown in the third quarter
on two and seven yard ruffs. He
also kicked two conv.ersions. The
Vikings other points were scored
on a two point, conversion by
McCullough.- .
sweep for 35 yards to give the
Vikings an 18-0 halftime lead.
Dave patterson wasted • no
time in the second, half, running
the opening kickoff back 75
yards for a touchdown.
The other two Viking majors
came on passes from Donnelly
The Vikings had a total'of 20
first downs, while Clinton, who 7
did not field -a -Senior team last ,.
season, and showed the.effects-
of their -inexperience, managed'
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five.
In the, Junior 'ame,• Ray Don
DOnnellyrs squad' S 'offense '
worked well as a unit, with the
offensive line giVing quarterback McGee
Larry Donnelly lots of time„,,,to.,,,,
hit his reC'eivers. FiiOiatarget
was end Casey Wildgen,. on a 40
34 foul shot .attempts:- You can. 'coniptifftfe'cr'by some costly
guess what the girls are doing at foul trouble.
.practice this week. - Sue SmalleY was top scorer
The Senidr girls, who had „for Goderich with seven points,
Note - Senior game rescheduled for yesterday ,
Carole Cruickshank and Tanya
Palmer added four each, while
Mary Wilkin got IWo points and
Barb Miller one.
Janet McDougall let Mitchell
with 13 points, followed by Ong'
Reed with seven, K: Heney with
three, and P. Sebben -and .5.
Heneywith one point each:
In soccer action, the G D.C.I.
Juniors lost 2-0. to Seaforth last
Tuesday. Their record now is
one win againit two losses. Ed
,McClure scored in thefirst
and Marvin Kale added a second
half insurance goal for Seaforth.
In Senior soccer action here
last Friday, Goderich blasted St.
Marys 7-0 for heir third
traight. win. , .V10‘gt ,'••
Yesterday (Wednesday), both
soccer teams travelled,. to
Stratford to play Northwestern.
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The Goderich Vikings swept a shutout viciory over the Clinton-
Redmen last week,as the juniors downed their.opponents 36-0
'and, the seniors 'made it 52-0.„ Here, -the rush is on as the .,
quarterback fades for a pass play during the grid iron action.
The hitting was hard in High School football action last week as the Goderich Vikings dumAd the.
'Clinton Redmen to shut out scores in both the Juniorand Senior divisions. Thejuniors won their
game 36-0 and the Seniors took theirs 52-0. Today the undefeated Juniors and Seniors locally Ltake
on the undefeated line up from South Hur'on Secondary School in Exeter in what will likely turn
out to be the gaMe'fOr the league championship.
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GODERICH
MINOR HOCKEY
REGISTRATION
Saturday,
October 16,9-11:30 A.M.
Sunday, October 17,' 2;413;M:
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All coaches, managers and referees are asked to attend on
Sunday.
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In a norne game the tioderich•Senior Soccer team blasted the St. Mary's visitors 7-0 in a match
played on the field,at 'Agriculture park. Here two forwards rush the net as the ball bounces free in
front of a net defended by only a goal ,tender ThelictOry proved to be an easy one for the
Goderich team.
CURLING FEES
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Multiand—COuntry
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MEMBERSHIPS - For Shareholders*
MEN — $75.00 FOR THE SEASON
WOMEN — $50.00 FOR THE SEASON
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Today four unbeaten teams take to the fiAld as the junior and
'senior Vikings take on the Exeter South Huron Panthers in
what will likely be the game, for the conference championship.
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