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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1986-10-08, Page 21& Goderich Tire wins tit Goderich Tice took the Goderich l! astball championship Friday night, dethroning French by a score of 4-2 in ex- tra innings. Goderich Tire came after French early when Dave Gallow walked and scored when Harold Peet tripled. He scored at the same time on an error. But two runs would _ to ._.... fastball championship extra innings win championship 2 in g not be enough and French eventyally wittl- ed away at the two run lead.' French scored one when Jim Martin hit a double off the top of the fence. He would score on an error. French tied the game up in the third as Brian MacKenzie walked and stole second. Bob Johnston doubled to drive in the run. The hitters stayed relatively quiet as the pitchers took over. French's Don Bogie hits. Dave MacDonald singled and aadvawncc-- allowed only three hits in the first eveninn- ed to second on. a . wild. pitch. He ings and struck nine its over JohBogie sacrificed to third Doherty added another game Austin. nning RBI spread out nine hits over eight innings to his credits when he singled. He would Both teams striking out six.s would load the bases up in advance to second on a passed ball and on a the seventh inning but neither could score. score JohnreBogie BrianJost ny single. he put Goderich Tire finally solved Don Bogie as French downsealediothestrivistor out as two. they broke the tie by scoring twice on four .Sports Vikings defeat Redmen GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1986—PAGE 1B SECTIO! Sifto Salt wins ladies slowpitch championship SPORTS SHORTS AFter three nights of postponed games, Go-4-Ettes and Sifto finally managed to play their third game in the best 3 out of 5 championship round in the -ladies recrea- tional softball A division. Sifto got off to a quick start scoring three runs in the top of the first inning. They ed one more run in each of the third, f urth and fifth innings. Go-4-Ettes scored one in the third. Then, in -the bottom of the seventh, Go-4-Ettes started a rally scoring three runs which made the final score 6-4 for Sif- t(). Sifto Salt Goodtimers are the 1986 A Division cnamplUlib. both teams for an exciting series. Brenda (Speedy) Dineen had a perfect night at bat for Sifto as. did Pat Allen for Go-4-Ettes. The Goderich Ladies Slowpitch League appreciate the Rec Board for their help in juggling diamonds, the many fans who supported the teams throughout the year and those who gave up free time to umpire games. See you next year! Barb's Babes take five points in play BY TD The GDCI junior Vikings reduced the number of undefeated teams in the Huron Perth Football Conference to two by defeating the Central Huron Redmen 27-12 here Thursday. Now the Vikings and the Exeter Panthers remain as the only unbeaten teams. The Panthers kept their record intact with a 19-0 shutout over the Norwell Redmen Thursday. The Vikings and Panthers have 3-0 won - lost records while the Clinton Redmen are now 2-1. This Thursday, the Vikings hest the Strat- ford Northwestern Huskies who are 0-3 following their 22-0 loss to Listowel last week. The Vikings piled up a 431 yard offensive effort against Clinton in picking up 21 first downs. Sean Wilson was the Vikings' most effective runner, gaining 195 yards. Pheng Troeung had 77 yards before rein- juring his hand in the second quarter. Greg. Alcock, with 65 yards, Jeff Boyce with 53 and Brian Lane with 41•yards also ran well. Wilson and Troeung each hadone touchdown. Greg Corriveau scored another on a 64 yard pass interception and quarter- back Greg Alcock scored on a three yard sweep in the fourth.gquarter•" W " Jason Million caught a two-point toner-, sion pass from Alcock: Jeff Boyce kicked Following his lead -blocker, a Goderich Junior Viking scampers around the end in Huron -Perth Football League action here Thursday. The Vikings remained undefeated, winning 27-12. (photo by Sharon Dietz) another convert. Defensively, the Vikings tightened up after allowing two first half touchdowns by the Redmen. In the second half, the Vikings allowed only one first down. Sean Wilson had a pass interception and Vince Doherty recovereda fumble. • vomhe Vikings took=atotal of 13 penalties•for 155 yards, a figure they would like to reduce in future games.. • Jr. Vikings pass stiff test with victory over Stratford Northwestern BY T.D. The Goderich Vikings passed with flying , colors in their first real test in Huron -Perth Conference junior girls' basketball play here Thursday y dfeating Stratford Nor- thwestern 51-48. The Vikings had won their first three league games this season with ease but they knew Northwestern would provide stiff competition. - The Vikings led throughout the game, sometimes by as much as 15 points, but Nor- thwestern battled back to make it 14-6afterlo se. Goderich started strong,leading the first quarter and 26-18 at halftime. The margin was 40-31 going into the last quarter, but Stratford outscored the Vikes 17-11 in the final eight minutes pull within three points of the winners by the buzzer. Goderich had two starters, Rhonda Teal and Mary Jo Evans foul out, but Shelley Adams came into the game and played well. Maureen Stapleton starred offensively, scoring 22 points for Goderich. Evans had eight and Teal had six before fouling out. Pam Fritzley had a strong game, scoring six points. Adams threw in four points and defensive standout Krista Collinson also had four points. Barb's Babes took five points from Marionettes in Monday Night Ladies League action at Little Bowl. The Babes were led b.y Bev Whetstone,202, Dorothy Bourdeau,206, Barb Almasi,216 and Shirley Kennedy, 256 single and 680 triple. The Marionettes took two points on the strength of Marilyn Ban- nister's 228 single and 560,triple. Del Geddes rolled singles of 205, 210 and 233 and 648 triple to lead the Oldtimers to seven points. Chris Reed had 179, and Bev Million, 191. The Newgals were formerly ood games from Eleanoown as the re Crawford, 187ewkids and and Do Doreen Leeson, 190. Auleen's Angels took seven points from the Wallbangers with Brenda Dineen roll- ing a 219, Carolyn Carter, ,228 and Vicky Dineen 211, 258 and a 603 triple. For the Wallbangers, Sandy Fielder had 187, Deb Davidson, 193, Dianne Scott, 205, and Helen Lewis, 189, 208, 221 and a 618 triple which is 1$9 pins over her average. • ,..u. 'he iBiazers bowled• against 100 per cent of their averageand took five points with strong efforts from June Rourke 150, Jean -Pinder 191" and Joyce Hamilton 197. Pauline Jacques won the weekly draw. The Goderich Junior Vikings reduced the number of undefeated teams in the league to two Thursday after defeating Clinton Redmen 27-12. Exeter is also ndeefeate : This Thursday the Vikings host Stratford Northwestern in league play. (photo Dietz) by ice hereSunda'y and skated to a 3-3 d rich Sailors took to the . .. _, ,. � , , The Goa am lroiuilef. Goderich. led 1 In the second againstpeo.In the photo,Winoh ches as his hard: shot Keith �'e'Bbi"i�. (9) 'war rtod. the frons the point found the top corder bi the net for the third Sailor goal while two team-mates Walt id frh t fora rebound. The Sailors w:� Sailors begin play The Goderich Sailors launched the 1986-7 junior hockey season with a 3-3 tied an he ex- hibition game here Sunday Wingham Ironmen. - The game, the first for both teams, was a hard-hitting affair and featured spirited play by_both teams. The score was tied 1-1 after the first period and the Sailors led 3-2 after two Only to see the Ironmen score the tying goat on a powerplay with seven minutes left in the game. Veteran defenceman Daryl Madge scored the first Goderich goal, assisted b oof Bean and Barry Thompson, a pair . midgets who both played Well througliout the game. John Thompson finished off on play with. his• linemates John. Graham and Darrell Durnin for the Sailors' second goal. !Ole final Sailor score was a powerplay effort by Kevin Telford from Kevin Lee and John Graham. • . The Winghain goals were'scored ►yTirti Brown, Rob WHIN and Paul; Tolton. Randy Gaynor and Jeff Dupers share' e goal -tending duties for the Sailors acrd b played well. , • The play of the Sailors Was encouraging considering that the team atmos folded last week bemuse of a shorg of quality players.Theco Sailors' ahhy lelt•Madgei • had a full bench of . players pnd Was pleased • .._ _ . , p iteci With calibre of platy' ; 1i theen regular season in Port Elgin this Friday and Saturday teen, the airl bre rile ahorir i ibi they orae nigh _..first home ame .. , , y ; .; irr'GI� aui at 9 p.ivl.''i'lie Stars = , g had t ra t c+� ' night they playp ainst Port Elghia (phew. � Friday, October i7 at 8.30 p��t. against Novices down Exeter 6-2 in league play The Goderich Garb and Gear Novices broke open a close game with three goals in the final period to defeat Exeter 6-2 in -Shamrock League play here Saturday.- Goderich scored the only goal of the first period and added two more in the second to carry a 3-0 lead into the final period. Steve Linlater scored the first Goderich goal midway through the first period with Brandon 'Corriveau assisting. David Lumley scored the second novice goal and Linklater added his second of the game in the final minute of the second period on an unassisted effort to, boost Goderich into a 3-0 lead. Exeter scored after one minute of Play in the third period to make the game close at 3-1, but Goderich produced three more goals in the period, to one for Exeter, to produce the 6-2 final score. Lumley scored his, second goal of the game midway through the third period while Corriveau and Bryan Currie scored one goal each for Goderich. Brad Jones, Shane Webster and Linlater earned"assists on the final two goals. Brian Rumig, The team is coached by John Hodges and Dirk Wolterbeek. The Sailers bre"girl than; egular eehed' 1 Dave Sykes t weelt 4' 0 Third period rally lifts Exeter to win The visiting , Exeter Peewees tallied three late third period goals to spoil the Lions Peewees home opener, giving Ex- eter a 6-3 win. Exeter took a 2-0 lead in the first period not as the Lions got off to a sluggish t. Goderich came alive in the second period as;.Andrew McLarty tallied from Jason Cook and Jason Jeffrey to make it 2-1. The visitors quickly returned their two goal lead a minute later. tate in the second period, Andrew McLarty . scared his second goal of the game from Cook and Jeffrey again to Make it 3-2. Midway, through the third, Kelly Mac- tonsd scored from Jeff Beange and Jared Whalen to tie the .game. Exeter took ad- vantage of Lion penalties as they scored their third and fourth power play goals of thenight night to clinch the- victory. ion ill 'for' their first points of The 1,lons �n try` the season When Parkhill Will be at the bed a e,