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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1983-12-07, Page 19illooNomorg t. 1 fitiM NOOMMMOdatirdfle eldtedlIOAR MelerOM RAMON OfigHHeira Mai J Chris Sideris is dumped during Saturday's Midget game against St. Marys at the Goderich Arena. The local Midgets now have a record of four wins, three losses and one tie, (Photo by Joanne Buchanan) UNQUESTIONABLY THE BEST! Senitr Vi BY TD The GDCI senior Vikings began the 1983- 84 boys' basketball season last weekend with a pair of exhibition losses at home. Friday night the Vikings lost 63=48 to Sarnia St. Clair. Saturday, it was a 48-45 setback at the hands of General Amherst of Amherstburg. However, coach Myles Murdock was not disappointed at his team's showing. The Vikings haveust begun practices and Murdock feels team has considerable potential, with good height, quickness and depth. He stressed the need for unproved defence and shooting. The Vikings got 15 points from Chris Starkey, 11 from Paul Brenner and 10 from John Murphy. Dave Smith hooped six and John Thompson, Tim Bakker and Andrew Carruthers got two points each. For the winners Plaines had 19 and Vanderwall had 14.. St. Clair led 36-22 at half-time and held a 53-41 lead going into ings 1ise the fourth quarter. The Vikln committed 17 personal fouls and three technicals and hit on eight of 18 free throw attempts. The game with Amherstburg was close all the way. General Amherst led 12-11, 18 and 35-31 after the first three quarters. Dave Smith and Chris Starkey had 13 points apiece. Tim Bakker and Paul Brenner hit for six each. Kevin Smith added three and Kevin Telford and Shawn Rahbek had two points each. The Vikings hit on 11 of 17 free throws and committed 12 fouls themselves, including two technicals. Members of the 1983-84 Vikings Include John Thompson, John Murphy, Dave Smith, Kevin Smith, Chris Starkey, Paul Brenner, Andrew Telford, Andrew Carruthers, Shawn Rahbek, Tim Bakker, Geof Chase, Travis Bell, Doug Smith and Grant Townsend. The team manager is Tim Lewis. Goderich Duplicate Bridge Qn Tuesday, November 22 there were nine tables m play for a Mitchell game in which the average score was 108. Louise Hetherington and Helen Tench were first overall and North-South with 131; Cathy McDonald and Verna Worthy came second with 1271/2; Eveleen McDonagh and Jean Papernicj placed third with 118'/2; and Marg Hall and Frank Laverty were fourth with 1103/2. Betty and Ray Fisher led East-West with 125. Barb Howe and Marian Lane were se- cond with 120 and Joanne Duckworth and Lee Ryan placed third with 115. Theresa Donatis and Arlene Gibbons came fourth with 109%. Two teams are undefeated Thursday nights at the curling club the roar of the curling stone and the slap of the broom show the intensity of the competition in the Industrial League curling. This past week was no exception and there were some great contests that went down to the last rock. In the 7 p.m. draw, the GDCI teachers team led by George Sutton wore two up coming home but the student opposition had a chance to send it into an extra end. Fraser Huyck and his all -girl team were lying two when George came to shoot his last rock. George was wide, but the rock curled just enough to move the shot rock the centimetre or two that was needed to win the game. Tanya Jeffrey, a grade nine student, was the main -stay on the student team and looks like a good prospect for future highschool teams. Ed Brissette of the Super Shell team had little difficulty in downing Jim Bell's Legion team 9 - 5, while the Lady Foresters showed very little "lady -like" sympathy and soundly trounced the Victoria and Grey tream by a 14 - 2 score. In the other 7 p.m. game, the Sifto Salt Evaporators defeated the Lady Golfers 8 - 2. In the 9 p.m. draw, Jack MacKinnon's Health Unit team fought back to edge the Elementary Teachers team 6 - 5 while the GDC( Teachers Number two team were on the winning edge of a see -saw battle that saw Dave Cloet play some tricky shots to take a 10 - 8 win over the Sifto Salt Maniacs. Jack Kellough's 1863 team showed little in the way of bedside manners to the short- handed hospital team, and made them swallow a bitter pill. Paul Mulligan's Silver Broom team scored on four different ends against Cam Bogie's Forester team, but it wasn't enough as Cam took two or three each time they scored to win by a 10 - 4 score. After two weeks of play, only two teams are undefeated, the Foresters and the GDCI Teachers No. one team. For those curlers who, are looking for more ice -time, the Sunday night mixed league is looking for more players. Contact Joan Hibbert if you are interested. Bedford win ten in a row Monday night Recreation Hockey League action saw Green Machine con- tinue their winning ways, defeating O'Briens 4-1. Ron Sowerby scored twice with Bill Peters and Dennis Dowhanick adding singles. Doug Rolston was the lone marker for O'Briens. In the second game of the evening, Bedford made it ten games without a loss by pealing tvaru anu wear 0-0. ivrark Frayne, Phil Paquette and Mike Lapaine scored two apiece with Jerry Rosendale and Paul Corriveau adding singles. On November 23, O'Briens and Hodges played to a 4-4 tie. Dan Duncan scored with just one second left in the game, giving O'Briens the tie. The offensive player of the game was Tom Sinnett who had a hat - trick for Hodges. Local Atoms tie game The Goderich Atoms increased their record to one win, seven losses and two ties Saturday as they played host to Ilderton. The two teams fought to a 3-3 tie. Jamie Stanley was Goderich's main player, as he scored two goals while playing defence. The first period was scoreless, but Stanley opened the scoring in the second period as he took a pass from Ryan Fagan. Also credited with an assistwas Jeff Beange. Ilderton managed to get on the scoreboard before the period was ,over, ending the first 10 minutes of play with a 1-1 tie. Ilderton didn't waste any time in the third period as they came out with two quick goals to take the lead 3-1. However, Goderich fought back as Chad Papple shot one bet- ween the posts at the visiting team's end. Again assists went to Fagan and Beange. Goderich's Stanley took a pass from Jarred Whalen with only 23 seconds remaining in the gattne to give Goderich a 3-3 tie. The Atoms next game is on Saturday as they play host to St. Marys. Atom Bs lose games On November 21, the Goderich Atom B team travelled to Hensall and played a much improved game. Goderich opened the scoring mid -way through the first period on a goal by Jason Cook, assisted by Jeff Kent. Hensall scored 22 seconds later to tie the score at one after the first period, In the second period, Hensall went up by two before Jason Jeffrey scored, assisted by Jason Cook to bring Goderich within one. Mark Kinahan then scored his first of the night unassisted. Hensall took command in the final four minutes of play with two Goderich players off with penalties, scoring two goals. Mark Kinahan then scored his second goal of the night on a pass from Jason Cook. Final score was Hensall 7 and Goderich 4. This past Monday night, Huron Park traveueu t.0 town to Nla,y sue ruuln Bs in their first meeting. It was a one man per- formance by Steve DuBerry of Huron Park as he scored seven of the eight goals. The Goderich team wasn't about to give up as they fought back to tie the score at two after the first on goals by Jason Cook and Matthew Brown. Huron Park was up by four at the end of the second, only to have Steve DuBerry put another one between the pipes early in the third. Goderich scored two more goals in the third with Jason Jeffrey scoring, assisted by ,Jason Cook and Jeff Kent. Cook also scored his second goal, assisted by Matthew Brown. Chuck MacLennan, who has played extremely well, facing shots that some goalies his age wouldn't look at. '• Final score was Huron Park 8 and Goderich 4. "None for the road" is theme It's a fact! Drinking drivers kill hundreds of Canadians every year. It's a fact! Over 35 rcent of all fatal traffic crashes involve ze. It's a fact! Something CAN be done about it. YOU, the general public can simply stop drinking and driving. "NONE FOR THE ROAD". That's the theme of the Canada Safety Council's 28th annual National Safe Driving Week, December 1-7. All road users are urged to drive sober during Safe Driving Week. If you must party and drink liquor of any kind, get a sober per - 1.r..1 son to drive. Better sun, rage a Lax' or stay with your host until sober. 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