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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1982-10-20, Page 25No. 110 No. 1001 •No. 2002 $80.95 $71.95 $67." • SUNBEAM • KEROSENE HEATERS No. 30A No. 25A No. 23H $249.00$1699" $139.95 GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 20, 1982 -PAGE 3A MAITLAND VALLEY ANGLERS P.O. Box 411 Goderich FHA 4C7 OBJECTIVES -Promote an ongoing stocking program in the Maitland Valley/Lake Huron. - Promote stricter control on commercial turnips operations. -Prevent pollution of our rivers'and lake front. If YOU want results, We Need YOUR Support! Family memberships10.00 (list names) Single membership 5.00 Junior membership 2.00 (14 years and under) Names - Jeff Feagan (34) of the GDCI Senior Vikings lost this bat- tle for the ball with a Stratford player in league action here Thursday. Despite giving up the ball on a fumble on this play. Feagan racked up 219 yards 011 40 carries and scored the only Viking touchdown in an 8-7 win. The Vik- ings play their final game of the season in Exeter Thursday. (photo by Dave Sykes) 0000" 9000000000r0900000000000000 AddreSS000 *cog oocoopexacooc.e_0000s. ........... citY0000000•009000•Deoaamooeseop000eoommeeee Postal Code 00091)9009 00000000000009 00000000 Amount Enclosed 00000009 000000000000000000 Send Cheque or Money Order Jeff Feagan (34) of the GDCI Senior Vikings follows the block of Ed Craig (33). Sports deadline (Photo by Dave Sykes) is Monday Senior Vikings win important game 8-7 BY TD fhe GDCI senior Vikings won what could turn out to be the battle for first place in the Huron -Perth Conference football league here Thursday, defeating the Strat- ford NOrthWestern Huskies;8-7. The victory gives the Vikings a share of first place with three wins in four games, the same record as the Huskies. Each team has one game remaining in the regular schedule. The Vikings finish their schedule with a game in Exeter Thursday against their arch -rivals, the South Huron Panthers who are currently in second place with a 2-2 won -lost record. A win would give the Vikings first' place regardless, of the outcome of Nor- thwestern's game with their cross-town rivals, Stratford Central who are also 2-2. •The Vikings were full -value for their win here Thursday. Their offence moved the • ball with a good deal of success but some penalties in key situations kept them from scoring more points. The first .half was scoreless but Jeff Feagan put the Vikings on the board with a four-yard.touchdown run on a sweep in the third quarter. Joe Melady kicked the con- vert to give the Vikes a 7-0 lead going into the fourth quarter. The flualties tied it up on. a converted touchdown by Shane Antaga on a 62 -yard pass and run play from Ken ,Whetman. The margin of victory for the Vikings came on a single resulting from a wide 25 - yard field goal attempt by Joe Melady mid -way through the final quarter. Jeff Feagan was a real workhorse for the Vikings, carrying the ball 40 times for a total of 219 yards. He got some fine block- ing by Greg Marahall.' Dave McDonald and Ed Craig. Andrew Telford's punting was also an important factor in the Vikings vic- tory. The Viking defence turned in a strong ef- fort too, being beaten badly only on the one touchdown play by the Huskies. The one obvious weakness was punt return coverage'. The Huskies had several long returns. Coach Ray Donnelly feels the . Vikes must improve this aspect of their game before another meeting with the Huskies. . Right now, however, the Vikings are concentrating on. Thursday's match -up with, coach Ron Bogart's Panthers. Although a win would guarantee first place for the Vikings, a loss to the Panthers could see the Vikes finish fourth. Juveniles defeated 5-3 The Goderich Signal -Star Juvenile team was defeated by Oakridge 5-3 in Shamrock League action here Sunday. Goderich jumped to .an early. lead 57 seconds into the first period with a goal by Mark Crawford assisted by Jim Mathers. 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