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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1985-01-16, Page 17if ato be r 1t °: a n •r' f" houpo.:41.1 ere Soto c' the gap . an the se0r4,br " +t a 1UIir1 played` on fairly-event'k With e talented ROS, Steve -. Bugler led the' Vlkin with 12 points and IOWA:Telford had eight. Scott Garrow and Ge le • each threw in four points and Shawn lArtht,and Byron Bowman htwo api e. The Stratford scoping was well -spread, with only one shooter, Don Barnes, hitting double figures, at 10 points. In Friday's game, the Viidn s and Redmen battled on even terms in the first quarter. • The game was tied 12-12 going into the second quarter, but the Vikings then outscored the Redmen 1372, to' hold a 24-14 lead at halftime. The Vikings dominated the second half, holding Norwell to seven points -a -quarter while scoring 17 and 20 themselves. Steve Bugler, with 16 points and Gerry Kingsley, with 13 topped the. Viking of- fence. Keven Telford had 10, Shawn Larder added eight, Andrew MacAdam hit for six and Scott Garrow had five points, Scott Baer had two and Byron Bowrnan had ene point. The Vikings, who are now 4-1, in the won - lost column, play their next game at home, to St. Marys, pt 7,47 .us+uM�biw Vike's-rebound BY TD The GDCI Midget Vikings played two home games in Huron -Perth Conference basketball competition last week, losing 68 29 to the Stratford Central Rams on Wednes- day and rebounding for a 50 - 37 victory over the Norwell Redmen Friday. The Vikings were unable to match the skills of the Stratford Central team. The Rams led 19 - 7 after one quarter, 36 -12 at halftime and 59 -16 after three quarters. Mike Bush and Kevin Haasnoot each had eight points for the Vikings. Sean Wilson, with ' four and Tom Donnelly, Jim Laithwaite and Kevin Black had two points apiece. The Vikings found they, could. play. _their., game much better against Norwell. The Vikes held a slim 17 - 16 lead after one quarter, led° 27 - 24 at halftime and held a slim 33 - 32 lead going into the final quarter when they outscored the opposition 17 - 5. Mike '.:uah again led ";.."s team with 13 points. Sean Wilson and Jim Laithwaite each had 10 points and Kevin Haasnoot add- ed nine. Derek Chandler, with six, and Tiro Bugler, with t sr points rounded out the Vik-, ing attack. - 1Dan Boun ester, with. .11 points, led Norwell The Vikings host St. Marys hereFriday when they will attempt to improve on their 3 - 2 record. '‘11414` TO DRAW YOUR ATTENTigN. TO r TN . FOLLOWING INFORMATION Dile to :a manufacturing defect, we are recalling our MAST,hRtRAFT 2 -PIECE •PROPANE TORCH KIT that may hove been purchased AFTER DECEMBER 1. 1904.. The unit in question has a blue propane cylinder with manufacturer's number RC 7811 on the Zabel. For ' safety re t:sotts this kit should be returned to your local Canadian Tire Store. A replacement or credit will be issued for your returned unit. r The GDCI Senior Vikings have a record of 4-1, after their first five Rulon -Perth Conference boys basketball games this season. The Vikings were defeated at home, by Stratford Cen- tral, by a narrow 51-48, last Wednesday. (photo by Patrick Raftis) St. Jerome's wins tourney BY TD Kitchener St. Jerome's won the annual Blueand White Junior Basketball Tourna- ment here Saturday,, defeating Sarnia St. Pat's 44 - 43 in the final. Parkhill North Middlesex won the consolation title, winn- ing'59 - 31 over Cambridge Southwood. St. Jerome's reached the finals by defeating North Middlesex 58 - 52 in the first round and getting by Sarnia Northern 67 -- 58' in the semi-finals. St. Pat's ham- mered Southwood 64 - 21 in their first round game and beat St. Thomas Central Elgin 55 - 45 in the other carni -final. The host,GDCI Vikings found the going tough, losing their two games, 55 - 34 to Duplicate Bridge Club. Test day held at A seven -table Mitchell game, with a rover bump, . was" played at the Goderich _ Duplicate -Bridge -.-,Club --_on _-Tuesday,. Goderich , arena January 8- Mary Donnelly directed. In the North-South division, Da a Sproule and Mary Ann Dempsey came in first, with 105, points; second, Frank Laverty and Mary Phillips, 98 points; third, Jane and Brian Cere, 92.5; fourth Eleanor Erskine and Mary Donnelly, 91.5. First in the East-West division, Marg Hail,. and John Wood, 98; second, Joanne Gilchri ' ,rand Lee Ryan, 89.5; third, Bill Duncan and P.K. Venkiteswaran 88.5; fourth, Roseanne and Graham Yates, 85.5. On Thursday afternoon, January "10, the club had a five -table Howell gamein play. First, betty and Ray Fisher, 29.5; se- cond, Marg Hall and Mary Donnelly, 28; tied for third was Louise Heatherington and Jean Papernick and Ralph Kingswell The Goderich Figure Skating Club held a 'test day on January 6, at the Goderich arena. A total of 20 tests. were tried, with skaters from Clinton, Mitchell and Stratford par- ticipating, articipating, as well as the Goderich club. Successfully - passing their tests, from Goderich, were: Teresa Ferguson, Preliminary free skate; Danette Horton, Dutch Waltz, Preliminary dance; Melissa Htuden, Fox Trot, Senior Bronze dance; Sonya McCallum, second figures. Judges for these tests were from Wingham, Hamilton and Glencoe. In the next few months, some of the skaters from Goderich will be participating in test days fn Brussels and Clinton. and Bill Duncan, with 27.5 each; . fourth, Jeah Cook and Cathy McDonald. Tzioumis goal lifts local Bantam B 's to 5-4 win A see -saw battle between Goderich and Wingham on Jan. 11 finally • ended with „ Goderich on the higher side of the 5 - 4 score. John Tzioumis, assisted by Gregg .de Winter and Jimmy Kelly, scored the winner with just 35 seconds left in the game, and sent his teammates and the fans into a fren-, zy. There were no goals scored in the first . period. , In the second period, Goderich and Wingham each scored once. Goderich's goal opened the scoring when Dan Itnanse, assisted by Brad Fisher and Mike Rompf, sent a hard shot past Wingham goalie, Chris Fryfogle. In the third period Wingham broke the tie at the 3:18 mark. However, at 4:44 another goal from Im- lanse, again assisted by Fisher and Rompf, tied the game. Singh- again uk the tie but Goderc�; fought back and at the 8:42 ark Doug Kellough scored, assisted by Jinimy Kelly. With the score tied 3 - 3 and the game in its Sarnia Northern and 54 - '41 to North Mid- dlesex. Against Sarnia, the Vikings were led by Steve Bugler, with 14 points and Gerry Kingsley with 10. In their second game, the Vikings got 18 points from Kevin Telford. ' The only other Huron -Perth Conference team in the tournament, Stratford Nor- thwestern, . lost both games, 55 - 43 to St. . 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