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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1987-05-20, Page 60PAGE 12A -GODERICH SIG,NAL-STAR, WEDNESDAY, MAY 20, 1987 /flfr2OLLflcEfl2EflL Drs. .Schi1thuis, Ridder and Hordyk from the Goderich Veterinary Clinic are pleased to announce that Dr. Louis Kowantes has joined their pro- fessional staff as of May 15, 1987. Dr. Kowantes is a recent graduate of the Ontario Veterinary College. Goderich 5244221 Interlocking Paving Stone Installations Driveways ® Walkways Patios. Etc. ®Distributor for Oaks Interlocking Pavers -Lifetime Guarantee e2 Year Workmanship Guarantee J , j es M. Dennis Forest 873-2516 ports r s er te 1 s s fist home gtme in hree 3 years The GDCI Senior Vickings lost a home game for ,the first time in over three seasons of Huron -Perth Conference soccer play when they dropped a 3-2 decision to the Stratford Central Ramblers here last Wednesday. The Ramblers are on top of the league standings with a perfect 7-0 record. The Vikings have four wins and a tie to go with their one loss, but another "no decision" game, which was not completed earlier in the season when the Vikings and the Strat- ford Northwestern Huskies each had three players red -carded, may leave the Vikings scrambling for a spot in the playoffs. Only four ofthe eleven teams in the league qualify for the playoffs, so the Vikings' final game of the schedule today (Wednes- day) in Palmerston against the Norwell Redmen is pretty much a "must -win" situation for the Vikings. The.. Vikings played very well against Stratford Central, but the Rams got the breaks they needed to, keep their winning streak intact. The Vikings led 1-0 at halftime as the result of a fine long run by right outside Bob Barwick who made a good cross for in- side Paul Nivins to finish off. The Rams got the equalizer early in the second half on a questionable free kick awarded to them just outside the Goderich 18 yard line. Paul O'1-tagan scored the Stratford goal. The Rams then carne on with two more goals as the Vikings seemed to sag. Pat Murray and Joe Voros got the ball by Vik- ing keeper Larry Leppington within a minute of each other. The Vikings regained their momentum in the latter stages of .thesecond half. Todd Graham was fouled inside the penalty area and scored on a penalty kick to pall the Vikings within one goal, but they could not get the equalizer before time ran out. Centre half Jergen Schulz had a strong game for the Vikings and Tom Bean, in his first game of the season, added greatly to the,Vikings offensive potential. ha you wG Jn in your news a ri— Senior soccer player moves the ball out of his own end. The senior team lost its first home game in three years while the junior team stopped a two game slide with a home win over Stratford. Central.( photo by Ted Spponer) SOCCER Recovering from two consecutive losses, the GDCI Junior Vikings advanced their record with a 3 to 2 win over"Stratford Cen- tral here Wednesday. Impressive first half efforts by Mike Duckworth and Cal,vin Knight assisted forwards Grey DeWinter and Ken WPhh' in senrina a goal each. Strong midfield work by Jason Million The Huorn-Perth Conference sudden death semi-finals will be played Friday. helped the defence protect keeper Alex Hoernig from the Stratford offence. The second half heated us as both teams fought to beat the 2-2 tie. The Vikings riianaged,td secure a penalty kick and for- ward Greg Alcock got the winning goal. The Nickings travel to Palmerston .to. face Norwell today (Wednesday) in the last game of regular season play.. . Scoring- for Stratford were wingers, Graham Abbey and Steven Bingham.. Collin ood hosts wrestling meet Collingwood will host four major' inter- national amateur wrestling champion- ships July 5-10. The World Youth Wrestling Champion- ships are the only world championships to be held in Ontario this year. More than 700 athletes from 41 countries are expected to compete in cadet (15 to 16 year olds) and junior (17-18) Greco-Roman and Olympic Freestyle events. The championships, sanctioned by the International Amateur Wrestling Federa- tion, are held—every two years andare usually hosted by two nations. "It was quite a feat for Collingwood, a town of 12,500, to combine' the two age groups for the four championships,." said. • event Chairman, Ralph Sneyd. Organizers expect more ,. than 10,000 spectators" over the week long .event. Canada is among the top ten nations in- volved•in the sport, dominated by the U.S., Korea and the USSR. Tickets -for the event have been on sale in Collingwood "and are now available at BASS outlets across Ontario. Do you want ...YOU'VE Do you want ®mYOU'VE Do you want am®YOU'VE Do you want oemYOU'VE Do you want ®®YOU'VE Do you want ®®mYOU'VE complete accurate local news? GOT IT IN THE GODERICH. SIGNAL -STAR! top flight photo coverage of people in the news? 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If calling, please dial 524-2614. r and Save eaav � d� Today! • YBC bowlers who received awards are above (left to right) Dennis Lassaline- bantam bowler of the year, John Wain, Danette Horton, and April Bartliff- most improved bantams. (below back row left to right) Tammy Leddy won high average, Ryan Million took boys high average and Jeff Klages had the high triple. (front row )Tara Million had the girls high tri- ple and Lias McInnis the high single.