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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1987-10-21, Page 80Sr. Vikings rip Badmen 35012 for first victory ,� by TD The GDCI Senior Vikings put their first win of the Huron -Perth Conference foot- ball schedule on the board in Palmerston last Thursday, defeating the Norwell Redmen 35-12. Running back Wayne Nivins scored all five of the Vikings touchdowns. One came on a spectacular 80 yard punt return. The other four were on runs from inside the five yard. line. Nivins gained 116 yards rushing and also found time to play a little defence and intercept two passes. Greg Alcock successfully kicked con- verts 'on all the Viking touchdowns. The Viking offenceput together its most consistent effort of the season, combining good blocking by the line and hard running and blocking by the backs. The Vikings also passed for almost 100 yards. As a result, the Vikes had many long offensive drives. Defensively, the Vikings also got a lot of good performances, especially from their five down linemen, Mark Stokes, Jim ••Bubba" Wright, Steve Hutchins, Byron Bowman and Scott Glew. The Viking defence held the Redmen to a total offence of 104 yards, 56 yards rushing and 48 yards passing. In addition to the two pass in- terceptions, the Vikes caused and recovered two fumbles. The Vikings' punt return team really came together in this game, with Nivins 80 yard TD run highlighting their effort. • Several key blocks, especially one by Jim Wright helped make that one succeed. The Viking's have a chance to even their season record at 2-2 and ensure a third place finish in the league standings when they play -their final game of the regular schedule here Thursday afternoon against the Listowel Lords. Joyce Hamilton leads Blazers to five -point win Joyce Hamilton 256, 275, 711 triple, led the Blazers to a five -point win over Barb's Bun- nies. She had help from Heather Jackson 180, Earleen Spain 191, Pauline Jacques 197. The "Bunnies" held on to• take two points with good games from.Norine Robinson 182, Barb Almasi, 206, Bev Whetstone 207. The New Gals split the points with the Wallbangers and came away with four High games from Nancy Schilbe 194, 210, Doreen Leeson 186, 249, The Wallbangers took three points, led by Sandy Fielder 223, Ann Smith 236, Dianne Scott 231, 262, 647 triple. The Marionettes took all seven points from the No Names. High games rolled by Ettc Bradley 21:. Marilyn Bannister 206, 216. The No Names took no points but had good games from Irene Hannah 188, Anne McCartney 198, and an outstanding perfor- mance by Del Geddes 233, 238, 276, 747 triple. The Oldtimershad a good night taking five points from the Pin pals. Good games from Bev Million 201, Judy Kelly 208, Bren- da Parker 207. The Pin Pals took two points led by Lorna Young II0, Anita Aubut 165. The heat of a fine autumn day was obviously getting to Brent Anderson of Robertson School, who chose to wear his shirt over his head. Anderson finished sixth in the senior boys 3 km. race. Five schools participated in the one -day cross country event. (photo by Tel Spooner) Five area schools compete in annual cross country run The weather was perfect Thursday, Oct. 15 for the annual cross country run as close to 250 athletes from five elementary schools gathered at Wawanosh Conservation Area for eight races. The five schools, Robertson, Victoria, Col- borne, Brookside and Holmesville, com- peted in four age categories in boys and girls divisions. Up to 48 runners represented each school and the top four (of six in each division) scored points for their team. In midget (10 years and under) girls, Robertson placed second with 29points. Runners and order of finish were: Kelly Muir (2nd), Ann Alexander (4th), Jackie Henry (5th), Juliette Redmond (18th), Sarah Parker (19th) and Jana Henry (20th) . Midget boys scored 56 points for third place; Steve Linklater (7th), Collin Pickell (13th ), Greg McLarty (16th ), Robin Adams ( 20th), Brad'Hutchins (25th) and Bryan Cur- rie (26th). In the junior • division (11 -year-olds) the girls placed second and the boys, third. Order of finish was: girls- Krista Glenn (9th), Dawn Baker (11th), Lesley Ginn (13th) , Amanda McKenzie (16th), Chrystal Mathers (17th), Dorothy Thiakos (19th) ; Boys- Donny Rivers (3rd), Scott Mathieson GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1987—PAGE 9A Can we discuss frankly what the Goderich Signal -Star means to you and your family? ('.ill: Shirley J KeIIoL. the manage' .it the Goderich Signal -Stat' 'Shirley has reser5ed the time ur speak to you any I-nday morning from Ill ,r ni to 12 noun .it 524-2614 lit at 51u.0 Cunlenlenorl on the G S S - "OPEN LINE" Tell Shirley yuui opinion ,lhuut this titin's un1) runuuunny ncyvspaper' (8th), Brian Livesy (9th), Bill Mannering (14th:) Andrew Scott (17th) and Jeff Govier (18th). In the Intermediate Divisions (12 yr old) Robertson really shone; the girls were se- cond and the boys had the top score of 15 points. All six boys finished in the top eight. Order of finish was: Girls- Lisa Adamson (3rd), Karen Crawford (5th), Jodi Hayter (9th), Tammy Cook (10th), Lilli MacAulay (11th), Paula Glew (19th). Boys- Mark Pryce, first, Andrew McLarty (3rd), Shawn, Carver. (.5th), Sean Pellow (6th), Mike Vessey (7th), Drew Macaulay (8th). The boys won the pennant and Pryce won the first place medallion. In senior (13 and older) the Robertson •senior girls caputred another pennant and the boys placed third ;"Bpys-Brent Anderson (6th), Jason Volland (8th), Paul. Wheeler (10th), Chuck MacLennan (13th), .. Rob Davies (14th), Chirck Peterson (16th). The'girls team had Marsha Macaulay se- cond, Angie Harrison (5th); Tracy Melick ( 8th) Angie Cunningham (11th), Jenni Mor- ris (4th) and Tammy Watt (16th). The. cross country teams are coached by Mr. Mathies, Mr. Yeats, Mr. Scratch and Mr. Currie. Corriveau leads Vikings by TD The GDCI Junior Vikings defeated the Norwell Redmen 36-15 in Huron Perth Con- ference football action Thursday in, Palmerston. The Vikings did it to the Redmenin the first half, outscoring them 30-6. Brian Cor- riveau scored three touchdowns and caught a pass from quarterback Brian Lane for a two point conversion. Ian Wark got another first half touchdown on a six yard run. Corriveau's majors came on a 71 yard run, an 18 yard pitch pass from Shawn Talbot and a 12 yard pass from Lane. Brad Fisher caught a pass from Lane for another two point convert and Lane carried the ball on the third successful two point conversion. The only Viking touchaown in the second half came on a 46 yard sweep by Ian Wark. The Vikingsrushed for 299 yards and passed for 47. Ian Wark carried 18 times for 139 yards and Brian Corriveau carried four times for 107 yards. Corriveau added 42 more yards to his offensive output by catching three passes. Goderich had 19 first downs compared to Norwell',s '11. 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