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Seniors tie Madill in volleyball
The GDCI Senior Boys volleyball team is
in a two-way tie for first place in their
league, after the first tournament of the
season. The Senior's finished , the three
team, double round robin, held September
20, at Goderich District Collegiate Institute,
with a 4-2 record. F. E. Madill, Wingham
Seniors also posted a 4-2 record.
The Seniors split their first pair of games
with Madill, winning 15-5 and losing 15-11.
They also split their series with ��,
winning 15-9 and losing 15-7. They ged
to maintain the first place by sweeping two
games from Clinton Central Huron.
Goderich won 15-11 and 15-9 in this match -
up.
Seaforth ended the day with a 3-3 record
and Clinton managed only a 1-5 tally.
In Junior action, the Goderich squad
posted a 3-3 record, as they split their series
with each of the other teams.
The Juniors dropped their first game
against Wingham 15-9, but bounced back to
take the next game 15-11.
Against Seaforth, they won the first game
15-9, but were soundly trouncecd 15-2, in the
second match.
Clinton Central Huron kept both games
close. Goderich won the first game 16-14 and
Clinton reversed the score in game two, for
a 16-14 victory.
The next league tournament action for
both Junior and Senior teams comes up Oc-
tober 4, at Norwell District Secondary
School, Palmerston.
Bridge. scores
The team of Jean Papernic.k and Louise
Hetherington combined for a point total of
96 to take first place in the North-South
section of play at the September 18
meeting of the Goderich Bridge Club.
Eleanor Erskine was in chat& chat"of the
eight -table Mitchell \ g-a-ine.
Arlene Gibbons and Theresa Donatis
finished second with 93 points while Dawna
Sproule and Pat Stringer were third with
92 points and Bill Duncan and P.J.
Venkiteswaran were fourth with 84 points.
Joanne Duckworth and Lee Ryan topped
the East-West section with 981/2 points
while the team of Marg Hall and John
Wood settled for second place with 98
points. Audrey Tobin and Bill Cochrane
finished third with 87 points and Barb
Howe and Marion Lane were fourth with
831/2 points.
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WE'RE BRINGING HOME THE FUTURE
The GDCI Senior Boys' volleyball team tied for first place with F. E. Madill, Wingham
Seniors, in league tournament play held last week at GDCI. The Seniors finished the day
with a 4-2 record, as did Madill. The GDCI Junior team posted a 3-3 record, during Junior ac-
tion, at the same tourney. Pictured is action between GDCI. Seniors and Seaforth. (photo by
Patrick Raftis )
Ed Smythe (left) received a special plaque at the minor soccer banquet on Sunday. He is
retiring this year after many years of hard work organizing minor soccer in Goderich. The
plaque was presented by Peter Shephard, president of minor soccer. (Photo by Joanne
Buchanan)
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The Most Gentlemanly players named at the minor soccer banquet on Sunday were, left to
right, Mark Hoy (Squirt) and Donnie Rivers (Atom). Absent for photo were Kelly Lumley
(Mosquito) and Gregg DeW inter (Pee Wee) . (Photo by Joanne Buchanan)
ATV Supercross held Friday
The second round of the 1984 ATV Super -
cross Series was held on Friday night at the
Thorndale Fairgrounds, with over 40 riders
competing for points towards the Series
Championships to be held on Sunday Oc-
tober 14 at Hully Gully, near Varna. Round
one of the series was held at Delaware
Speedway in early August.
CRC Productions of Clinton designed and
built the track in less than 12 hours. It was a
tight and demanding track that had to be
ridden with respect. In the 175 Solid Class
Bob Brulatt of Dorchester just beat out San-
dy Innis of Embro for first place overall by
five points.
In the 200 Modified Class Bryon Boyes of
Clinton battled with Mike Rurnmey of
Strathroy in the first moto but came up
short on the last lap. However, in the second
moto Kevin Williamson of Camlachie beat
both Boyes and Rummey in a close battle
-ttffitstarted etthearst. Vilrri .anddidn'tend_
until the c.tiecKered flag went up.
The 250 Mod was one of the fastest races
that ran. Riders were hitting speeds of close
to 60 miles per hour on the straightaway.
Jeff Howe, of Minden winner of the first
moto, pulled the hole shot in the second moto
followed by Chuck Collins of Varna, who
finished second in the first moto.
At the half way point Collins passed Howe
at the double jumps and never looked back.
They rode side by side for half a lap, when
Howe's front tire hit the back end of Collins'
ATV pulling Howe into the snowfence.
Results
Open Modified
Chuck Collins, Varna ; Mike Rummel',
Strathroy; Jeff Howe, Minden.
250 Stock
Tim Myers, Bothwell; Jeff Howe,
Minden; Mike Rummey, Strathroy.
200 Stock
Wally Gorden, Ingersoll; Brian Dale,
Clinton; John Parke, Varriu.
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