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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1980-02-21, Page 11• J The GDCI Viking Wrestling team finished second In the Huron -Perth championships held at the school Friday. Stratford Northwestern took the team title GDCI second in E BY TD The GDCI Vikings wrestling team finished second in the Huron - Perth 'Conference high school wrestling championships here Friday. Stratford Northwestern won seven of 15 weight "classes to take the team honours with a total of 1461/2 points. The Vikings had 1401/2 points. Third place South Huron of Exeter had 132 points. The Vikings had 15 wrestlers place in the top four of their weight class: Fourth place finishers were Wayne McCaul (44 kilos); and Rick MacDonald (74 kilos). Six of the Vikings .were third in their class: Del Bedard(44 kilos); Ray GODERICH SIG.NAL.ST;A.R,,T URSDA.Y, FEBRUARY 419004;1 Seniors win conolation at Walkerton BY TD . The GDCI senior Vikings suffered their first -loss of the. Huron - Perth Conference basketball season in Stratford nn Friday when they dropped a close 49-46 decision to the Stratford Central Ramblers. The Vikings led 18-16 after one quarter and the game was tied at 26-26 at half-time. Stratford held. 4 with 1461/2 points after winning seven of the 15 classes. Goderich had 1401/2 points. (photo by Dave Sykes) ®P championships Stanton (54 kilos); Bob Tigert (57.5 kilos); Bill Tigert (61 kilos); Paul Martin (unlimited); and Tim Rawlings (41 kilos). Second place winners for the Vikings were Mark Carman (51 kilos) ; Chr.is Black (61 kilos); Brian Reed (67.5 kilos); Dave Willis (71 kilos) ; •and Mark 11'`ir Jayson (90:5 kilos). Two. of the Viking matmen were champions of their division. Brian Shewfelt, at 57.5 kilos, and Bill. Shewfelt at 75 kilos, were the gold medal winners for Goderich. These 15 wrestlers all advance now to- the WOSSA championships Friday and Saturday in London. •Miskie rink wins Valentine bonspiel .. The Maitland. Curling such a high level of ladies Wednesday night straw hats. Their curling Club,hasjust finished two competition.. and Tuesday . afternoon does leave something to weeks of great com- Th'e intermediate draw, against the Mens be desired 'but we are petition, with more to ladies team with Phyl.. Monday and Tuesday sure the ladies will win come.Durst, skip,.Kay Duncan, night draw. • that "Incredible The Valentine mixed vice, Penny ;Peters; The final will be held Trophy". ' bonspiel was held ...second, and Lynn Sunday afternoon March Next weekend is our big Saturday, February 9, ' Todgham, lead,:! were 30 when the trophy will be one with the men's cash. with 68 curlers par- runners-up in ' the presented; to the winning two day bonspiel. Besure t i ci p a t i n g . • S.O.L.C.A. competition skip. The tropl'fy, has been and come down to watch Congratulations to ";ie1d in Wingham. The well publicized byateam because we will have top Monica and Barry Page girls curled extremely from the ladies section, teams . from Western and , Eileen and Bill well in their first two looking most 'dashing in Ontario and the curling Taraba who arranged • games, but against the long red underwear and will be excellent. this •most successful real pro team n fromDI- ----Mount-Fcri-es-t-thErreally '• • y[��r�.t_r�__.-'_--`-..L_..- es ve play winners were Dennis. In the Kincardine Miskie, skip, with Barb bonspiel, again .Maitland 0 curlers were proved' excellent. Lynn Edward, skip, Mary Anne Dem- psey, .vice arid Nancy McLennan were second in the first draw. Second in the second draw was Phyl Durst, skip, "with Barb .Hawkin, Betty. Moore and Phyl Fisher. We have a new trophy at the club: the Worsell Trophy! i The trophy itself is unique, with lights that go on, a horn, that saves the skip from yelling sweep, and is complete with built in, flask and a cup for the thirsty skip. The com- petition is between the Hawkins, Doug Bundy, JoanHibbert. Second was Don Edward, skip, with Lynn Edward, Ray Cook and Peggy Cook. Third place'went to Tom Moore, skip, with Eileen Bowman,Len Bowman and Betty ]Moore The second draw was won by Ed Brissette, skip, with Ardithe Brissette, Ron Takalo and Vivienne Takalo. In second place, Jamieson Ribey, skip,- with Faye Ribey, Lorraine Betties and Paul Betties. The third place team was skipped by Don Mit- chelmore with " Del Mitchelmore, son Del Mitchelmore and Dianne Mitchel more. Door prizes were won by Don Mitchelmore. Ann Kuran and Joanne Collins. Boxes of chocolates were presented to all the ladies' -w-ho did -not-win: -a •eur4in-g-- 'rize, and packs of bacon were given to the men. The Dempseys and Edwards curled.. well against stiff competition in the Rose Bowl playdown in Ridgetown, but lost out in their final game. Our club is proud of these four curlers who were able to advance to OUR PRIDE 15 YOUR JOY And our pride is in the finest craftsmanship creating the finest cabinets for the best builders and consumers. PIed � CADIAETS Bob Nesbitt R.if. 1, Dorchester; Ont. 1-800-265-4062 (519) 268-7378 wins 1 or junior s BY TD scoring. 18 points. nevin The GDCI jTDor Viking Adams, who `Was the boys basketball team game's leading rebounder,.had eight remains undefeated, with a won -lost record of 8-0, following their 43-42 win over Stratford Central in Stratford Friday. The Vikings will battle the Stratford • Nor- "thwestern Huskies here today (Thursday) for first place in the Con ference standings. The Huskies come into the, game with only one loss: Dennis Aubin played an outstanding game for the.. Vikings against Central, points for Goderich. Andy Moore had nine, Rob Plunkett six and, Chris Petrie two for the Vikings. , ' The Vikings led by four 26-22 at' half-time, and had a 10-pointlead until Stratford battled back in ti -le dying moments to pull within one .point of coach Lynn Meyers' Vikings. Meyers felt that 'it was superior defensive play on the part of his team that won the game. WE'LL TEACH YOU A VALUABLE T' E, SHOW YOU SOME OF THE WORLD, AND PAY YOU FOR THE EXPERIENCE OF A LIFETIME. The Canadian Forces will pay and train you to be a skilled technician in oneof nineteen sea trades And you'll see some of the world while you're at it • Life in the naval arm of the Canadian Forces combines good pay with excite- ment. security, travel and adventure Think about where you're going now and how you could be on your way to the experience of a lifetime as a stalled technician in the Canadian Forces Think about these oppor- tunities now and then talk to us about you. PHONE OR VISIT: The Canadian Forces Recrt,l London, Ontario N6A 3R2 Phone 679-5110 or our Mobile Offices in the Federal Buildings 12:00 p.m. - 4:30 p.m. SARNIA - Every Wednesday; STRATFORD - :st and 3rd Thursday of each month; GODERICH - 1st and 3rd Tuesday of each month; WOODSTOCK - 2nd and 4th Thursday of each month. a 40-38 lead after the third quarter . Dennis Donnelly was the game's top scorer, with 18 points for the Vikings. Phil Aubin had eight while Andy Moore and Ted Doherty plunked in six apiece. Doug -Cruickshank and Jim Costello added four points each. • ..uunu Werathili wno were paced by Tim Hall's 20 points. Phil Aubin had 15 and Dennis Donnelly 13 for the Vikings. Andy Moore with eight, Ted Doherty with five and Doug Crui.Ckshank and Jim Costello with. four each rounded out the Viking attack. Horst Leeming topped . The Vikings then wiped Stratford's scorers with out Kincardine .65-28 in 13 points. , the consolation semi - The loss' leaves the final, winning easily Vikings with a record of without using their eight wins and one loss starters. Mike Murphy going into their final had 17 points and Jim league game here today Costello had 15 while Dan (Thursday) ' against Freeman hooped 11 for Stratford Northwestern. the winners. Rob The Vikings won the McDonald had 10 Viking consolation clam - points, Joe Moore added pionship-iii-a tournament eight _- a rid _ Mark in _Walkerton Saturday. Alexander had four for They lost their first round Goderich., game 56-51 to Owen Mike Ravelle had 16 points fur Kini;¢t dine.. In the consolation final, the Vikings won by a score of 55-29 over the Listowel Lords. The Vikings made seven of their first eight shots and never looked back as they held a Z6-17 lead at the half and led .35-21 after three quarters. ,Goderich scorers were Phil Aubin, 13 points; Dennis Donnelly, 11; Doug Cruickshank' and Ted Doherty, eight each; Mark Alexander and Andy Moore, four each; Rob McDonald, three; and Mike Murphy and Dan Freeman two each. Bruce.. Fletcher was Listowel's best with 12 points. Dennis Donnelly-_ of the Vikings,' was voted to the tournament all-star team. Midgets record eighth win BY TD The GD CI midget boys' basketball team con- solidated their .hold on second place in the. Huron Perth Conference standings with a victory over, Stratford Central in Stratford Friday. The score , was 56-49,. With one game remaining in their schedule, the Vikings have a record of eight wins and one loss. Their one remaining game is here today (Thursday) against the Stratford ° Northwestern Huskies. Don McCallum had 25 points for the Vikings. Paul Day added 14. Mike Evans hooped eight points, Jeff D nomme hit for seven andtave More got two points. . The Vikings held a slim 26-24 lead at halftime, but Suns trip Mitchell The Suncoast Suns scored four goals in the second period andadded a single in the final period as they tripped Mitchell 5 2 .in •WOAA league play Saturday. The teams played through a scoreless first period but Goderich got theiroffence in gear .in the first minute; of the second period on a goal• by Darren Stanbury. Scott Garrow then did some quick work scoring two goals in just seven seconds to lift the Suns into a. three -goal Cushion. He scored at. 5.11 from Shawn Larder and Rod Nurse and seven seconds later he shovelled' in a pass from Tom Durnin'.. Shawn Larder scored the fourth Goderich goal of the period on a passing playrowith Garrow before the close of the second period. 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