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BY T.D.
After four weeks of Huron -
Perth Conference football ac-
" tivity, the GDCI Vikings; both
junior and senior are perchkd
impressively atop the league
standings with perfect four win,
no loss records.
The Vikings chalked up win
number four here last Thur-
sday defeating Central Huron
Redmen, 33-14 in the senior
,game and 33-0 in the junior.
:contest. •
The senior Vikings rolled to
a 27-0 halftime lead ,and then
coasted to their 33-1.4 win
showing little offensively in the!
second half.
Tim 'McGee and Torn
O'Brien finished „off short
drives set up by fumble
recoveries deep in the Central
Huron end to give the Vikings
early command of the game.
Both Cpmbles resulted from
"hard tackles by Dave Patterson
and "both were recovered by
Mike Wildgen.
',Doug Marshall scored the
Vikings third major on a 25
yard pass. and run play with
quarterback Larry Donnelly. -
Donnelly then hit Casey
Wildgen on a beautiful 60 yard
pass and run play for. another
Viking touchdown. Wildgen
also kicked three converts to
give him nine points in the
game.
The •Vikings last touchdown
- came on a third quarter 20
yard. sweep by Larry Donnelly.'
.Central Huron scoring came
from Dan Campbell who went
50 yards on a fumble recovery
ands Dave Renner's one yard
dive play "following another
Viking fumble.
Robin • McAdam ° scored' a
two-point convert for the Red-
- ' men.
The Viking defence was the
main force in the victory, with
strong effprts corning especially '
from Dave Patterson, George
"Duke"-• Sheardown and Mike
"Arnie?' Palmer: ..
into the stream •of traffic.
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JUNIOR VIKINGS
The junior Vikings came up
with a strong team effort in
their Victory over Central
Huron, both offensively and
defensively.
Scot Little scored three
touchdowns and Tom O'Keefe
one for the Vikings. Iain Lam-
bert added four converts, a 30 -
yard field goal and two singles
to the Viking total.,. •
Little's touchdown came on
short yardage situations, two of
them set up by.lon `gains. Bill.
Walters went 25 yards on an off'
tackle run in the second quar-
ter and then in the fourth quar-
ter a 30 yard pass•and run play
from Lambert to end Bill
Gauley put the Vikings close to
pay -dirt.
O'Keefe's major came on a
first quarter two yard dive
play.
Defensively, the• junior
Vikings have given up only two
points in four .games. Against
Central Huron the whole defen-
sive' squad stood out. Keith
McLellan and Ben Worsell in-
tercepted passes and • Steve
Chase recovered a Central
Huron fumble.
The • 'next action for the
Viking squads will be .:..next
Thursday, October 24, when
Stratford Central plays here in
the last home games of the
regular schedule.
•
Parklitg Headaches
Parking usually presents
three problems: finding a place,
getting in, and getting out. It's
this last point that many of us
overlook, suggests the Ontario
' Safety League. When you park
that vehicle, ask yourself if
you're, • going to have any
problems getting out. If you
drive into an alley,. park and
try to back out, you're asking
for trouble. If you park too
close to a busy corner, or a traf-
fiie signal, you may, not find
• .anyone,wh9 will let you: pullout'
•
17,
1974
The Goderich Junior and Senior Vikings, posted .impres'sive'
victories over the Con Redmen in last Thursday's Huron -
Perth football conference action. Here the Senior -Vikings
execute a 'running play, gyne of•the many that devastated the
Girls' basketball
GDCI senior team wins,
juniors lote in .Wingham
ners with 14 points. Jan Ginn
with six, Lori Keller with four
and Myrna McNair with three
were the - other GICI ,point
scorers.
Mary Watts led Wingham
with eight points. "
The victory preserved the
GDCI team's hopes for a
playoff spot. '
The GDCI junior girls lost
their first game of the season by
a 40=28 score to Wingham.
Their record now is three wins
and .,one loss.
The GDCI senior girls
• •basketbal.l......,tearn: evened their
season's record at two wins and
two :losses by defeating
Wingham 27-23 ' in a game
played Thursday in Wingham.
The game was an exciting
one . with- the Goderich girls
jumping off to an early lead.'
and holding a 19-5 .edge at the
half. Wingham came back
strong in the second half, for-
cing the GDCI team to •play
well to preserve the victory.
Chris Wildgen led the win -
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