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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1980-01-17, Page 10AjefrAR.,Vit.T ..PTANi'A. tr***;04. 1,104 . „ • ' - at Ts") The QCT midget boys basketball teaM moved thOir • linceif-Perth 'Conference recordto'four winsand only one loss with'a victory over St. Marys.last.Thursday and • -Jim Costello of, the GDCI_ senior Vikings basketball team menacingly grabbed -a rebound betwe-en-two Mustang defenders in Huron -Perth action 'here Monday. Goderich w'on the game. (photo by Dave Sykes) Wingliam.h&v Monday. In -Stip Marys, tire- - 'Vikings won by 30,points, 58 - 28,' in a game that as though_ it might be close at the first but, the Vikings got stronger as the game went on and won easily. Mike Evans, wit1r 14 , points, and. Don McCallum; with 12, were the Vikings top point men. Paul Day had nine and Pave More eight.' Jeff Denomme tvjti iVe, Larry- Baer and David Gallow with four each andAndrew Telford, with two points, rounded out the Vikings' attack. • The Vikings won 50 24' over Wingham. They controlled the boards throtighdut and hit the open man consistently in a. fine offensive display. Don McCallum and Paul Day each had 12 points for , Goderich.. Jeff Denninitie hit for eight, Mike Evans got five; Kevin Smith our and Andrew Telford three - Paul McCartney, Dave More and - Larry Baer each had two points. Kevin Saxton was the top Wingham scorer with 12 points. Next league action for coach ,Myles Murdock's midget Vikings is here today (Thursday), against Exeter. The Vikings split a pair .of exhibition genies in Sarnia, losing 56 -43 to St. Clair and defeating SCITS 42 - 40. The Vikings were up 15 - 2 over St. Clair in the first quarter, but then fell apart and later ran into foul: trouble against .a team they had beaten by 30 points earlier in ,the year. Don McCalluM had' 20 points for the Vikings- to Vikings win two lose, to. Sarnia BY TD ' The GDCI senior Vikings won •one league and one exhibition game while losing once in exhibition play last week. Here Monday the Vikings preserved their undefeated league record at 4-0 with an easy 95-23 win over .the Wingham Madill Mustangs. 'Jim Costello with 1,9 points,' Phil Aubin and Dennis Donnelly with 18 each, Ted Doherty with 14 and Dan Freeman with 10 were Vikings in double figures. Andy Moore had seven, Mark' Alexander had four, Doug Cruickshank. and Mike Murphy had twb each'and Joe Moore had one point. Brent Johnston was .Wingh.ara's best with. se vempoints. The Vikings led most of the way in their exhibition loss to Sarnia St. Clair, holding' a 22-17 lead after three•quarters, however, Sarnia came on to win by a 47-40 score. Mike Rocca led Sarnia with 12 points, 10 of them in the last quarter. Phil Aubin had 14 points for Goderich and 'Dennis Donnelly. had 12.. Andy Moore had six points, Mark Alexander., foal-, Ted Doherty three' and Mike Murphy one. • The Vikings played better against • SCITS, actually the stronger of the two Sarnia teeth's, and won.47-.38.. Vikes host eight teams in tourney BY TD The • GD CI ann.ua,1 Bluewater Midget Boys' Basketball Tournament Will be held in the GDCI gyms Saturday. ' . This year's tournament features eight teams in championship and consolation rounds, replacing last year's. round robin series. The host GDCI Vikings kick- ' off the tournament in a 9 a.m. start . against the L -o -n d on°'• ,Mon t cal in Othel •first' qround match -ups see Ingersoll Blue Bombers against London South • Lions, the Stratford' • Northwestern Huskies tangling with Kitchener • St. •Jeromes and the London Westin irister Wildcats rneeting • the Tillsonburg Glendale Griffons who rank as the pre -tournament favorites. •Play continues through the day,, with the con- , • solation final at .7- p.m. an a the championship final game slated -for .8:15 p.m. Five Viking wrestlers earn points BYTD The GDCI wrestling • team took,part in a.top level tournament in Sarnia Saturday. Coach Ray Donnelly described the level of competition ' as the best he has seen ' outside of the Ontario finals. • The Vikings had five wrestlers finish in the top six of their weight class , and thus earn points for their team. Many of the weight classes had over 25 wrestlers entered in. them, many from large urban 'schools in London, Windsor, Chatham, and Sarnia. • Brian Reed and Rick Mac Donald were both fifth in•their weight class. CHHL to, host 16 -team industrial hockey, tournament. The Central Huron Hockey League ,will host its Second, Annnai Indnstrial " Hockey Tournament- at the Goderich Conmunity Centre this Weekend involving 16 teams. The tournament features four'tearrre-frcym the CHHL, O'Briens, Sunset, Burger Bar and' Holniesville, and 12 area industrial teams. The tournament opens Friday at 7 p.m. with O'Briens of Goderich playing Zurith. The action Saturday begins at 7.30 a.m. and continues through to 10,30 p.m. while on Sunday the games begin at 9 a.m. through to 10.30 p.m. with the conclusion of the championship game. Other ,entries in the tom iia'mCtit include • Zurich, blyth, Lucan, Forest Early Birds, Forest Sand Tavern, Arlingtofn Steelers, Southampton, Ilderton, Port Elgin, Chappel Texaco and two Seaforth teams.. ATTENTION VETERANS Ex -Service Men and W111110)11 aid Dependents THE ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION SERVICE BUREAU OFFICER Mr. Clare Wall Provincial Service Officer London, Ontario will be visiting in the area. Anyone wishing intormation or assistance regarding war disability pensions, treatment, allowances, etc., is requested to contact the service officer, or secretary of the local branch, whose name appears bele not later than February lst, 1080 to arrange an Interview, HAROLD YOUNG Service Officer PHONE 524-7145 Reed fotight in the 71 kilo division while MaeDonald 'Weighed in at 75 kilos. Bill Tigert was third in a total of 27 wrestlers in the 61 kilo class. Brian SheWfelt was 'second at 57.5 kilos and Bill. Sbewfelt was second in the 75 kith class. The Vikings will be attending another large tournament this Saturday ••when they compete With 16 other teams at • Cameron Heights • Collegiate in Kitch6ner. The public is welcome to attend. Phil Aubin with 14, Dennis Donnelly with 12 'and Andy Moore with 10 •• points led the Vikings: Doug•Cruickshanit with six, Ted Doherty -with three and Mark Alexander' with two points rounded out: the Viking attack. Coach Phil Bugler's squad plays next here today (Thursday) against Exeter. gu rank as the garne's top scorer. Dave More had eight while • Jeff DenoMMe and Mike Evans had six apiece and Larry Baer had three. Mike McArthur had -18 points for St. Clair. The Viking 8 seented to wake up --in theirsecond game and came up with probably their best game of the year in.edging the strong SCITS tea42 - 40. The lead went back and forth through the game with the widest- margin being when the Vikes were up by • seven at • ..- •! • 4 4 . . halftiqwe :Vikings played strong . defensively, . fording the Sarnia team into numerous turnovers. Don McCallum with 16 points and Mike Evans with 12 were Vikings in double figures. Jeff norn. me had.eight, • Larry _Bair four and Kevin Smith two for the Vikings. Dave More played a strong game for the -Vikings, who although shorthanded for the game, showed great determination to hang on for the win. ADVERTISING CORRECTION in A 8. P's ad on Wednesday, January 16th Schneider's assorted varieties Sandwich Rolls 250,gram pkg., 59, was advertised. Ad should have read Schneider's assorted varieties Sandwich Rolls 227 gram pkg.59'. A & P apologizes for any inconvenience this may have caused. 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