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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1971-11-11, Page 66 G+ 0, DEIUCH SIGNAZSTAR, THURSDAY, NOVEMBEII 11, 1971 ,�e,,.W a L'!. +aC al.%`.:+,4XiYn':$at"•'1 v _Girlsjunior, senior teams finish basketball schedule Ott BY RICHARD MADGE , Both the junior and senior' girls. basketball teams s finished .their schedules' Last week, with identical records o, four wins and five losses. Both 'tearris failed to qualify- for—the‘ playoffs ---in their leagues In action last weed- e seniors lost to Listowel 40.22, but defeated Stratford Central X4.21. The juniors lost twice, 47-27 to Listowel and 25-22 to Stratford Central. In senior action; against. Listowel, Sue Smalley had seven points for Goderich, while Carole Cruickshank had five, Mary Wilkin four, Tanya Palmer three, "'° irb' MIM -arid' 'NE - Hardy two each, and Wendy Ryan one$'oint. Top score foe Listowel was Diane Fleishaur with 10 points, while N. Grain hit for eight, Sott seven; K. Bast three, J. Koerns two and V. Groves one point. . In their victory 'over Stratford • + .1n. q•A `A* Central,, the GDC -I,• seniors were led by Sue Smalley with 11 points. Carole Cruikshank added eight, Wendy Ryan three, and Barlil Miller two poin`ls. For Stratford Central P. Bud ,and J. I Fiesal• had nine. points points eac:h,.:vuinit . C .Cooker had-.tw,o.- points and J. Morgan one. . In% junior action against Listowel, ,Becky Crawford scored eight points for Goderich. Marj Taylor scored six; Deb `Ptirner four, and Brenda Brissette three, Three. players, Chris Wildgen, Jan Ginn and Mickey Cruickshank added two points each. -For • Listowet• i 'MeLaughlirr hooped 16 points, J. O'Mara 19, C. Town four, and D. Martens, D. Groves and B. Youse two a piece.. , Becky Crawford was also high scorer for G'.D.C.I. against, Stratford Central wit 10 points. Marj - Taylor had eight points, GDCI Vikings gain berth in senior finalc ate= _— ::.:�e*w� r�c�eaoa rte; + . ..., ;. RPLC�tWrT�uY^.^•.�Yw"•�3.Lf.fY1.Y•aieuf — ; f Yflsum]q�i,Y.bfMNc'. .. _ _ : `".'1` � __ . _ n... .—.. .. 0 BY RICHARD MADGE Pennant -winning Goderich Vikings gained a berth yin the Huron—Perth Conference senior football finat by downing Listowel 50-13 • in the conference semi-final hee last Friday. - The Vikings will meet the ••••-Stratford Central Ramblers in the sudden -death final here tomorrow, (Friday) at 2:00 p.m. Stratford Central reached the final by upsetting the favoured Exeter South Huron Panthers 7-4 in the other 'semi-final at -Exeter on Friday. Stratford was one of three teams tied for third spot in the -conference standings. Exeter had finished second over the regular season. Vikings coach Wayne Horner . sees the key..to beating Stratford . Photas . y , to , be the use of the Vikings -outside running. Scouting reports indicate Exeter made the mistake of trying to run up the middle against Stratford, but the Stratford defence proved vulnerable to the wide stuff in • the . Vikings meeting, with them in the regular season. ..Coach Horner feels that given a good day,.: weather-wise, and a healthy fullback in Gary Lounsbury, the Vikings should be able to move.•the ball against the Ramblers. , Unfortunately, he may have neither. The weather on the G,D.C.I. "wind-bco_wl",..,..r, is.. traditionally unpredictable this time of year, and Lounsbury- suffered a broken collar -bone in the game ' Iagai nst Listowel. -ice has been fitted with a special brace and will be in the lineup tomorrow. The game against Listowel was• not as easy a win for the • Vikings "as the score seems to indicate, In fact, the Vikings trailed 7-6 at quarter time. Listowel scored first on a touchdown by Johnston which came after the Vikings fumbled on their own three -yard line. Keenan kicked the convert. Tom O'Brien, running out of the fullback slot, scored the %ikings first touchdown near the end.of the first quarter. From that point, the Vikinngs gradually took the momentum away from Listowel and began piling up the points. However, Listowel didn't give up without a fight. As a matter of fact, four of their players were put out of A the ; game for fighting and unnecessary roughness. Another touchdown by Tom O'Brien and two by Ron Brown, who moved in to spell -off the injured Lounsbury at fullback, led the Vikings scoring. +` Lounsbury,. Al Drennan, aid Brian MacKenzie added a touchdown each for the winners. Severs scored Listowel's other touchdown. The Vikings gained a total of 455 yards — 344 through the air and 111 passing. }istowel picked up a yardage' total of 256, with only 22 yards of it from passing., ,The Vikings made 12 first downs tcs' Listowel's three. HOSPITAL AUXILIARY • will meet on MONDAY, NOV. 15' •M at 2:30 - For Work Meeting Pon McGeei GDCI Junior :'Vikings Chris Wildgen two, and Mickey Cruickshank and Brenda Brissette one point each, For Strattord- Central point getters were J. Wood with 1610T. Hisham with six, B. Blowes with two and K. Hartsburg-with' one Although the GDCI teams failed to make the playoffs, 'roach %tureen Dowds was (leased with their efforts. Both -teams lost some key personnel from last year, but still managed to stay competitive in a very well balanced league. FOR SALE Palomino fillies '$175 and $75. Geldings Appaloosa and Sorrel well traipea, registered Pintos, ' ribbon winners, western saddles. Phone 524-704. d FINAL SALE WEEK SQUIRE GIFTS I1I(JIIway 21 5., OI'L N EVERY NIGHT IILL CHRISTMAS • tTJAN D IF__.771, COIJNTRY CLUBu®'- yN -4w—T. Xte:t.•tx,.'• P.+'! BEqINNERS � The action was fast and. hard hitting last week as the Goderich Secondary School Vikings downed,, , - Listowel 50-13 in a game played here in Goderich. The win assured the Vikings a berth. in the Huron -Perth High School Football Conference Final this week which will also be played at the Goderioh field. Defeat :winghai: 9-6 dere 3�Y RICl-L RD MADGE The G'"rD.C.lr Vikings gained a 'berth—in—the Huron—Perth junior football finals by defeatin Wingharn 9-6 here last Wednesday in serni•fina1 action. They had to'overcome a four point half-time deficit for the victory. Wingham scoredthe only touchdown. of the first quarter when Ian• Montgomery scored on. a seven -yard sweep. The'. Vikings got. on the scoreboard in the second quarter when Wingham `gave up 'a two point safety touch. That was all the scoring in the first half. Coach Rayl Donnelly-naaust have found the magic words at half-time because the Vikings began to move the ball with RED CROSS BLOND CLINIC 1. WED., NOV., 17th „ .. Advertisement Published By - Y GODER.ICH BUILDING CENTRE • • •, authority for the first time, after receiving the opening `kickoff • This drive carved them 75 yards to t -h--- winning touchdown, h,ch came when fullback' 'Lawrence, Lassaline . went 29 yards around the left end for the', - Vikings only touchdown was Casey Wildgen to score read 9-6 major. The • converted by makethe final for the junior Vikings. Lawrence Lassaline was the key Than in the victory. He carried the, ball 26 times for a total of,4,173 yards. and also made many defence. key tackles on The championship game. saw the Vikings, playing in Exeter yesterday. -'(Wednesday) against •4 the undefeated South Huron " junior Panthers. South Huron qualified -for' the finals by beating, Stratford Northwestern 39-1 in the other semi-final match. Country Club News Curling m�e&set Monday, November 8, was the date •of the general ,organizational meeting of the curling section of the Maitland Country Club• It was most encouraging for the directors who welcome& the ideas arid suggestions from the 50 enthusiastic members who were present. -'..Friday night will be available for a "Skips' Choice" League. These teams will play together for the season and -be able to get in many games as. excellent preparation for Bonspiels and out-of-town events. The top players in both the men's and women's sections should be able to take advantage of this competition. The details will be posted on the Bulletin Board shortly. Another innovation is a Junior Curling membership, which will allow the teenagers to participate in the adult leagues, such as Monday Men's, Wednesday -Mixed, 'or Thursday Ladies' draws, or the Jitneys. These students, who now pay $5.00 .for their Saturday morning, league, would be eligible, {,.-if they paid an additional $15.00. Those of us who have played with these youngsters in the past have enjoyed the games, their skill, and particularly their sweeping. Jim Kinkead was appointed the Draw Chairman; Gerald Walters is in charge of Saturday, "Fun-Nite" and Mixed Jitneys. THANKS FOR THE GIFT OF GOOD HEALTH - FROM .YOUR TB ASSOCIATION ,, • "VP me' • sae, a10 4 at ` • 1. eV. OOP • 4101.'r •di ' iiia go* 0:3•03.04.•"4114.4N4' a. YOUR STEDIVMAN DEALER - CLINTON, ONTARIO SAYS: WE CORDIALLYINVITE YOU..TO Tl -END OUR C-HRISIMAS SHOPPING ,PARTY e • • S E • ,cl'o• 6040•91 0009 .NOV.17,1971 —7 P.M. PLEASE PRESENT THIS INVITATION AS VOU/? 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