HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1981-09-23, Page 11GDCI senior Viking Paul Kalbfleisch is hauled down after
intercepting a Sarnia St. Clair pass in the Sarnia end zone
during Friday's exhibtion game which Goderich won 7-6.
( Photo by Cath Wooden)
G CI Senior
Vikings edge
Sarnia 7-6
BY TD
The GDCI senior football
Vikings defeated the Sarnia
St. Clair Colts 7-6 here
Friday in, an exhibition
encounter that was' the first
of the season for both teams.
Darryl Beattie got the
Vikings on the scoreboard
when he hauled in a 25 -yard
pass from quarterback Dave
MacDonald to score a touch-
down in the second quarter.
The Colts put together a
drive in the third quarter
built around a passing attack
that culminated in a major
score by Kirk Nienhuis.
Neither team connected on
their convert attempts.
The Vikings' margin of
victory came on a fourth
quarter single point kicked
by Rob Plunkett. The Viking
offence kept Sarnia under a
lot of pressure late in the
game but the Viking attack
fizzled inside the Sarnia 25 -
yard line.
Viking coaches Ray
Donnelly and Chris Connor
felt their team moved the
ball well on the ground, ind
they were especially pleased
with the Vikings' pass
defence which allowed only
four completions in 22 at-
tempts.
The Sarnia shotgun type
offence kept the Vikings'
defence off-balance,
especially in the first half,
but the Vikings' defensive
line adjusted well as the
game progressed.
The Vikings begin playing
for keeps Thursday when
they travel to Stratford to
tangle with the Stratford
Central Rams. A week later
they play their first home
game of the Huron -Perth
schedule against the Norwell
Redmen.
Delia Bedard wins final interclub at Sunset
SUNSET NEWS
by Betty Helesic
Another golf season is
coming to a close. With the
weather cooperating fairly
well last Saturday, everyone
was able to get their playoff
round in, some happy with
their game and some not so
happy. But whether you had
a good game or not, there
will be great, prizes for
everyone. this Saturday, our
usual good dinner and danc-
ing to follow to close our
4.
"Who's got it? Who's got it-' I got it!" There was Tots in the way of 'unique finesse' if not skill •
during the Fellowship Tournament held at Ag. park on the weekend. ( Photo by Cath
Wooden ).
regular .season in fine
fashion.
On • Tuesday, men's night
Sept. 15th, ' Paul Baechler
was the. low gross winner,
with Ken Hall winning low
net and Ron Stanley closest
to pin.
First flight went to Ticker •
Mero, Don Armstrong. and
Tim O'Brien; second flight
winners were: 'Ron Stanley,
Bill Brown and Tom Moore;
while Gary Chambers, John,
Scott and Bill Chisholm were
third flight winners.
On the -Men's Field Day,
Issy Bedard was low gross
winner, with low net going to
Don Armstrong.
First flight winners were:
Leroy Bedour; Paul
Baechler and Brian Reeve;
second flight 'went t�: Bill
Bode, Marcel Richard, and
Bill Brown; while. Jim
Crawford, Pete Tiechert and
-John Fuller were third flight
winners.
On Thursday, the ladies
had their closing Interclub
with Della Bedard of Sunset
winning low gross, and Marg
Knowlen of Kincardine winn-
ing low net; second flight
' winners, were Doris Pa-
quette of Maitland and
Eileen Kean of Kincardine;
while Dorothy Bourdeau of
Sunset and Mary Lapaine of
Maitland were third flight
winners. This final interclub
ended with the these stan-
dings; Kincardine first;
Sunset second and Maitland
third.
After golf a very suc-
cessful auction was held. We
would like to say a special
thanks to the girls from Kin-
cardine and Maitland. As
Thursday' was a cold and
rainy day,,. members were
rained out for regular play,
but the two brave girls who
braved the elements and
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Closing men's and ladies'
nights are Sept. 29 and Oc-
tober 1, but let's hope this
weather will settle -down and
give us lots of nice days for
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