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The G.D.C.1. Vikings won their third
straight overall Huron -Perth Track and
Field Championship in dramatic style last
week. The Goderich team trailed on the
unofficial point total for both days of the
meet until the last few events of the meet.
The Vikings won the Championship with
527 team points to Madill's 508 and Strat-
ford Central's 447.
The G.D.C.I . athletes also won the
Overall Boys Championship on the
strength of an overwhelming 171-83 victory
by the Senior Boys who clinched G.D.C.I.'s
first Senior Bolt's Huron -Perth
Championship.
The Vikings lost their Overall Girls title
to Stratford Central by a mere 11 pts.
There were many fine individual perfor-
mances but the day belonged to the Vik-
ing. seniors who led the way.
The Senior Girls Individual Huron -Perth
Champion was sprinter Joanne Campbell.
Campbell broke a ten -year-old record_ in
the 100 meters to set a new mark of 12.6
seconds. Campbell also won the 200 meters
(26.1), the 400 meters (1:03.91, anchored
the winning 4 x 100 meter Senior Girls
relay team and the second place Open
Girls 4 x 400 relay team to amass four
firsts and a second.
The Senior Boys Indiyidual Champion
was Shane Worsell. Worsell won the 800
meters (2:06.3) , the 1500 meters (4:28.9)
and lost the 3000 meters in a very close
finish to collect two firsts and a second.
Worsell's competition for the Senior Boys
came from his own teammates on the
dominant senior team.
In all, Goderich garnered 21 firsts, 17
seconds and 11 thirds in the competition.
The Vikings had several "double -gold"
winners.
Senior thrower Ray Bedard won the
shotput (14.82) and the Discus (39.05) .
Midget Jennifer Cunningham won the 1500
(5 :17.4) and the 3000 meters (11:27) .
Midget Bob Pellow won the 400 meters
( 56.6) and the High Jump (1.75 ). Junior
thrower Todd Jeffrey won the shot put
(12.90) and the discus (39.60) . Senior
sprinter Kevin Beattie won the 100 in (11.4)
and the 200 m (23.8) .
Other gold medallists were Seniors
Shawn Rahbek in the 100 meter hurdles
(16.5 ), Baird Robinson in the 400 m (54.4),
Scott Stokes in the Javelin (48.21). Junior
Greg Townsend won the 3000 meters
(10:23).
Junior Sprinter Erin Robinson won the
100 meters and tied the record at 12.7
seconds. Robinson was second in the 200 m
( 27.1) and the 400 meters (1:02.1).
The Senior Girls 4 x 100 relay team of
Krista Collinson, .Erin Robinson, Cathy
Marks and Joanne Campbell won in a time
of 52.7.
'rhe Senior Boys 4 x 100 relay team of
Pete Nivins, Shawn Rahbek, Dave Almasi
and Kevin Beattie won in a time of 46.1.
Other athletes placing were as follows:
In Midget girls: Maureen Stapleton - 2nd
(800) , 3rd (1500), 3rd (3000) ; Pam Fritzley
- 3rd (400), 4th (200), 6th (100); Krista Col-
linson - 3rd (400 mH), 5th (80mH) ; Heather
Bogie 4th (100 m), 5th (400 m); Christine
Connelly, 6th (800); Jenn Culbert - 6th
(80mH) ; Tina Hamilton - 6th (400mH) ;
Shelley Adams 6th (shot).
In Junior Girls: Debi O'Brien . - 2nd
(80mH) ; Heather Murray 3rd (high
jump), 4th (discus l: Tanya Jeffrey 4th
(javelin); Christine Phillips 5th (1500), 5th
(3000), 6th (800); Fiona McMahon 5th (800)
and Cathy Marks 5th (100).
In Senior Girls: Christine Stapleton - 2nd
(javelin), 3rd (shot); Julie Meyers - 5th
(3000), 5th (discus); Carolyn Dowds 6th
(shot).
In Midget Boys: Tim Connelly - grid
(800), 4th (1500), 4th (3000); Jeff Boyce -
2nd (100mH) , 6th (100) , 6th (200) ; Craig
Wark - 2nd (discus), 6th (shot); Greg
Alcock - 2nd (javelin) ; George Sideris - 4th
( shot), 4th (discus) and Bob Pellow 4th
(long jump).
In Junior Boys: Andy Orr - 2nd (1500),
2nd (3000) , 3rd (800) ; Darryle Bolaski - 4th
(200) ; Grant Lounsbury 4th (110mH) ; Jeff
MacDonald 5th (110mH) and Todd Jeffrey
5th (javelin) .
In Senior Boys: Scott Stokes - 2nd (shot),
2nd (discus); Shawh Rahbek 3rd (100m);
Baird Robinson - 3rd (400m1-1), Doug
Lounsbury - 3rd (110mH) ; Dave Almasi -
4th (400), 5th (200); Jeff Coulter -4th (800),
6th (1500), 6th (2000 m s/c); Ed
Plasschaert - 4th (high jump) ; Ken
Logtenberg - 5th (high jump), 5th (pole
vault) and Darryl Black 5th (javelin).
The Open girls 4 x 400 relay team of
Maureen Stapleton, Pam Fritzley, Erin
Robinson. and Joanne Campbell placed
2nd.
Over thirty of these Goderich athletes
will be competing at the W.O.S.S.A. Track
and Field Championships held here in
Goderich today (Wed.) and Thursday.
Nissan records lopsided victory
In GMSL action this week, the
Parkhouse Raiders opened their season
with a 29-6 victory over Local 1863.
Goderich Elevators blanked Suncoast
Restaurant and Tavern 8-0 and Goderich
Chrysler blanked Garb and Gear 16-0 in
five.
Rob Riehl's newly formed Home Hard- •
ware team scored one in the seventh to
post an 11-10 victory over the BBs. Dear-
born Steelers evened their record at 1 and
1 with a close 5-1 win over the Chiefs.
Though the Chiefs are winless in their first
two starts, they have displayed good
defensive skills. They are a young team
that could pose a good B division threat
once they catch on to the offensive side of
the game.
Goderich Nissan scored an unbelievable
19 runs in the first en route to a 28-0 shaf-
ting of the Sifto team. Tag Sowerby picked
up his, second MVP selection in as many
games, as he homered twice.'
Ideal Supply spored 8 in the sixth as they
defeated the Bulldogs 174 in a game that
was much closer than. the score. Canadian
Tire edged the Coyotes 16-13 in a game that '
was dominated by home runs and Little
Bowl doubled up on Sunnys 26-13 in the
final game of the week.
Team reps are reminded of the General
League meeting Wednesday (today) at
9:00 p.m. at the rec office. Umpires at
Signal Star diamond are reminded to drag
the diamond after the final game. An
.equipment box has been placed out at the
Benmiller diamond. A combination lock
will be used.
A protest committee has been establish-
ed. It will be headed up by Dave Cloet and
will consist of past executive members.
More details will be made available at the
general meeting.
The GMSL Tournament has been set for
the long weekend of August 1-4. Entry
forms have been sent to all out of town
teams that participated last year. Last
year's format will be used once again. En-
try fee is $135 with $3275 available in prize
money on a pay by win basis; 28 of 32
teams will win money ranging from $25 for
one win to $500 for five wins. Each team is
guaranteed three games, with the results
of your first two games used to classify
your team as A -a, A-b,.B-a. or B -b.
Goderich participation will be limited to 50
per0ent, or 16 teams, on a first-come first-
serve basis. Eligibility for the tournament
will be the same as for play-offs. Finally,
to end on a positive note, town council has
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approved our league's request to develop
some of the industrial land at our own ex-
pense, under basically the same ar-
rangements that we presently have with
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1.Goderich Nissan 2 0 40 10 4
2.Goderich Chrysler 2 0 20 1 4
3.Ideal Supply 2 0 25 9 4
4.Boyes Transport 1 0 8 6 2
5.Murphy's Green Machinel 0 18 3 2
6.Parkhouse Raiders 1 0 29 6 2
7.Goderich Elevators 1 0 8 0 2
8.Home Hardware 1 0 11 10 2
9.Sifto Shafters ,1 1 7 29 2
10.Coyotes 1 1 20 21 ' 2
11.Dearborn Steelers • 1 1 6 5 2
12.Canadian Tire 1 1• 26 25 2
13.Little Bowl 1 1 32 21 2
14.Port Albert Bulldogs 1 1 3 18 0
15.Renegades 0 1 3 18 0
16.Gators 0 1 3 21 0
17.Loca11863 0 1 6 29. 0
18,BBs 0 1 10 11 0
19.Suineoaist Restaurant
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20.Garb and Gear 0 2 1 23 ' 0
21.Chiefs 0 2 3 13 0
22.Sunnys 0 2 18 33 0
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