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The "GDCI senior Vikings had al jbb to do on Friday. They faced the
Exeter Panthers and there was a lot at stake—first place in the stan-
dings and home field advantage for the final. Pride was also a fac-
tor in the game. In the previous game between the two teams Ex-
eter had defeated the reigning Huron Perth Champions 15-7. But it
was to be a different story this time out. Grant Garrow lead the of-
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Vikings win frompagel
fensive attack, while Matt Buchanon'lead the Way on defencewith a
quarterback sack and numerous tackles- :Goderich ended up whin-
ing the game 8-0. They also won the coin toss at the end of the game,
so they'have the home field advantage in the final.) photo by Todd
Mowatt )
Mike Bush scored on a 45 -yard pass and The rennee had a total of `Mt varria irain-
run play and Scott Garrow ran a five -yard ed and piled up a total of 21 first downs. Of -
quarterback sweep play for • another fensive coach Bruce Baker was pleased
with his team's first half but felt the se -
touchdown. Both touchdowns were con- cond half was bad. He felt the team's play
Viking by kicker, Jim Wright. The ophy execution and blocking were worse than in
J Viking lb or came on a 24 -yard sweep by their firstpreseason game. Baker went on
John Kalbf�eisch: Scott Garrow kicked the
convert for that one since Wright had been to suggest the Vikings may be suffering
injured from a slight overdose of confidence and
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No Names defeat Marione
Wednesday Afternoon Ladies
For The Caddies, Ilene Sillib was high
bowler with a 504 triple. The Mustangs took
seven points led by Dorothy Manuel who
bowled a 583. The Love Bugs, Penny Breen,
bowled a 473 and they took five points. For
the Thunderbirds Marie Park was top
bowler with a 488. They also took two points.
The Edsels took five points with Karen
Pounder leading with a 554 triple and
Sharon Sanders with a 515. The Ramblers
took two points with Joyce Hamilton being
top bowler with a 475. Mary Lou Melick ,
bowled a 486 for the Hondas and they took
four points. The Porsche's took three points
with Audrey Brindley bowling a 620 and
Vicki Henry shot a 590. The Firebirds took
two points. Mildred Cook was top bowler
with a 494 and Susan Hiusser bowled a 462.
Elsa Fickert bowled a 639 and June Mohring
bowling a 477 for their team. They took five
points. The Rolls Royce led by Janet Rumig
who bowled a 662 took five points. Two
points went to the Hot Rods. Shirley Smith
,was top bowler wit!' a 615 and Yvonne
Dougherty with a 508.
Monday Night Ladies League
Marion Beacom led the Marionettes to a
five point win over the Oldtimers. Good
games were rolled by Alice Mero 174, Ila
Williams shot 194 and Marion Beacom shot
230, for a 568 triple. The Oldtimers took two
points and were led by Barb Meriam with
156, Chris Reed had 172, while Melba Maillet
had 207 and Nancy White shot 212 for a 602
triple.
Shirl's Girls took all seven points from the
No Names. Barb Almasi led the way with a
229 single for 597 triple. She had some help
from Mary Lynne Telford with a 178, Bev
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Premier, Hon. Da' id Peterson
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could be in for a rude shock in the playoffs
if they think they can bask in the glory of
their regular season record.
The Viking defence allowed only nine
first downs by l;xeter, four of them on
rough penalties, but again the Vikes let up
in the second half and were guilty of some
sloppy tackling.
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Local Sports
Standings
GODERICH RECREATIONAL
HOCKEY STANDINGS
GP W L T PTS. G F GAG
3 1 U 6 39 26
2 3 0 0 4 21 14
4 2 2 0 4 36 25
3 3 0 0 4 21
1 1 0 0 2 15
2 0 2 0 0 8
2 0 3 0 0 16
3 0- 4 0 0 19
Bedford .4
Murphy's
Sunset
Clere-Vu
Hodge's
Ernie's
O'Brien's
J.H. Jets
REC. HOCKEY
SCORING LEADERS
NAME
Brian Moody
Mark Frayne
Phil Arthur
Dale Duncan
Mike Lapaine
Paul Dougherty
Gerry Rozendale
Jeff Harrison
Kevin Meriam
Greg Burns
TEAM GP G
Bedford 4 8
Bedford 4 7
Sunset 3 4
Sunset
Bedford
Sunset
Bedford
Sunset
Sunset
Clere-Vu
3 6
4 6
3 6
4 5
3 5
3 4
2 5
HURON PERTH JUNIOR
FOOTBALL STANDINGS
9
14
13
23
49
A PTS.
7 15
6 13
9 13
6 12
5 11
5 11
6 11
5 10
6 10
3 8
TEAM W L T FOR VS PTS.
Goderich 5 0 0 192 7 10
Wingham 4 1 0 59 55 8
Stratford C 3 2 0 74 71 6
Listowel 2 3 0 42 92 4
Exeter 1 4 0 36 107 2
Stratford N 0 5 0 36 108 II
Whetstone shot a 215 and Shirley Kennedy
had 221. The No Names didn't take any
points, but had some good games rolled.
Jean Mundle shot 202 for a, 573 triple and
Del Geddes shot 218 for a 600 triple.
Auleen's Angels are still holding first
place as they took seven points from
Troubles Back. The Angels had some high
games rolled by Marg Miller with a 166,
Joan Burleigh shot 197, Auleen Theriault
had 202, Carolyn Carter shot 206, and Bren-
da Dineen had 220 for a 586 triple. It was not
a good night for the Troubles Back team.
Although high games were rolled by Jen-
nifer Kruspe with 197, for a 535 triple and
Audrey Brindley shot 235, for a 584 triple.
The Blazers were bowling against 100 per-
cent of their average and managed to take 5
points. High rollers were Fran Rae with 178,
Marg Hall had 203, and Joyce Hamilton roll-
ed 228, for a 625 triple.
The whole league is waiting for Vi's return
and we hope to see her in the near future.
MONDAY NIGHT LADIES' LEAGUE
Troubles Back took five points from the
Blazers and were led by Mary Chambers,
' 164, Jennifer Kruspe. had 197,, l.jz Knipe
had 223 for a 601 triple. Audrey Bvindley
shot 250 for a 627 triple. The Blazers did very
well with only four bowlers and managed to
take two points.
Del Geddes led the No Names to a five -
point win over the Marionettes. Good garner
were rolled by Pauline Jacques with a 191,
Rose Sheardown had 203, Jean Mundle strict
203 and Del Geddes had a 247 for a 680 triple
The Marionettes fought back and tnanaged
a two point win led by Kit Smith with 190,
Betty Fisher, shot 224 and Marilyn Barn
nister shot 236 for a 585 triple.
Barb Almasi led Shirt's Girls to a five
point win over the Oldtimers. High games
were rolled by Joyce Petttus with 181, Mary
Lynne Telford shot 201, Shirley Kennedy
had 247, Dorothy Bourdeau shot 231 for a 602
triple and Barb Almasi shot 250 for a 622 tri-
ple.
The Oldtimers took two points and high
games were rolled by Chris Reed with 181,
Bev Million shot 203 and Nancy White had
250, 274 for a 676 triple.
Auleen's Angels were bowling against 100
percent of their average and came away
with two points. Good games rolled by Marg
Miller with 161, Auleen Theriault shot 204,
Carolyn Carter had 207, Grace Mugford shot
215 and Joan Burleigh shot 201 for a 534 tri-
ple.
Ten table game held
Goderich Duplicate Bridge ('lub Tuesday,
October 15, 1985.
Six table 1Nitchell game was played with
average being 60 points. Eleanor Erskine
directed. North/South in first place. Brian
and Jane Cere had 72.5 points. In second,
Aelian Weerasooryia and Bill Bradley had
70 points. In third place Mary Donnelly and
Eleanor Erskine had 65.5 points. East/West,
in first place, Marg Hall and John Wood had
79.5 points.
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