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RICH a$IGNAL-STAR THURSDAY, FFf3RUARy 19 19;4,
BY T.D. '
•iin Huron -Perth Conference
boys,' basketball: last 'Week,
the GDCI Vikings junior and
midget boys both won twiee
hile the seniors won
and, ost•pnce:"• •"
• In action here last Tuesday;,
the ' OCT' . teams. • swe•lit a
• triple -headier from .Wingham
Madill- Mustangs, with the
seniors winning 56-38, , the'
juniors 59-39 and the midgets
• 81-20. , •
Bill Gainey . •with 13 and
Greg' Beacom With 11 "led the
senior Vikings.: John
Underwood had' 11 for Madill.
The junior Vikings dressed
11 players and all of them hit
"the. score sheet. The second'
• string played the :entire first
half and part of the third
quarter before,-. coach' Lynn
Meyers sent in his starters to
, shoal Wingham _why .the
junior Vikings are undefeated.
•in five league games andholct
down top spot in the' league.
Leading scorers for the GDCI
. •'squad were'Tim McLean, Bob
Johnston and Tom Doherty,
each with +eight points: David
Mackenzie had•: seven while
Bill Barwick and Jeff Baxter
•added•°six apiece.
in one, lose one
and Grey„ Beacom each had
''seven fbethe losers. - -
Gerald Canfelon had 12 for
:the, Redmen. and Rob
McAdam ha.d 10.
once The 'unior Vikii b
6734 score over the Clinton
juniors :,, • :
P.err•y Teichert with 12 and
Dave Mackenzie with 1.1
points, 1ede the Vikings.-
& Jun
Barz had eight, b, Johnston
n
seve, and Dan Willis:sii for
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In . Level. 1;. Chas
•MacDonald. has a
stranglehold on first place
•Central and Strathrey_and a .with a very impressive ,926
tournament in Listowel, win -loss percentage. Holding
The' junior and senior down second place is Dave
teams play in Parkhill, in Weary winning 14 of 17
addition to the grimes with garner,
nas won by -a. -S:t.i;.tatf.NuI;-and-S-te•artitee-y - •-•---• •Qn4_step.•.belaind-Ra4'°rr.-is
The senior Vikings less to -Glen W1ghtman: Glen is in his
Centr g four•thyear,with the'club a- •'
al Huron leaves them in )
thirdplaceis having hiebest year byf
to league 'sten A newcomer to ;the: club thas'-
dings' with five w•iris,aneLone
'' easo.n, .B ainin
'less. The Vikings trail tlie two :• Stade%riiarin has1 l'
Stratford• . schools. Nor- • - played very
°thwesterni4. s7-0 and Central is `strongly and moved into he
last Level position '
:• today in Stratford between . •in Level 2, but is hotly"pur-
- the. Vikings' and Central •sured by Louis St• d I n
the,•We'1 balanced Viking
,squad, The Vikings showed
good shooting and ''sr•on:g
defence enrou'te.to-their fifth
consecutive league win.'
Dave Amsing, with eight
points, was Central Huron's
best.
The midget Vikings
defeated. Clinton 50-27 .for
• their. fifth win against one
• loss. • •• • - .
Dennis Donnelly,•- with 12
points, and Mark Alexander
With 10 were the Viking s top
scorers.•
Doug Thompson and Bill
Gla•dding had eiglit each for
Clinton; '°
The midgets have a 'heavy -
schedule this week. - with
games agnins't .Str:itf..nrci
Dave Gamble led Win,gham..
with nine points. GDCI wrestlers placethird
in bourne
The. midget Vikings tourney
completely overpowered
6-1 in' -league play, -The gatne film Kingsley holds the lead,'
aeman
looms large.. as 'a battle for 'and. -.Kirk Lyndon who :porn`
second place. have .650
percentages. .Up
• In •an' exhibitipnr game :• from Level four position.last-
Monday, ,-the senior Vikings Year, is- Mike Koszycki who'
defeated Parkhill, 54-30, Bill now holds down the last
Gaauley had 22 poin.tsand Jeff second Level position. .
Baechler 19 ,for the winners. - In the .lead in Level '3, but
Greg •Beacom .added six,$' only 7 points out of the second
Dennis Dowhaniuk five and Level is Bob Dick. Bob is
Bill Walters two"points for the- followed very closely .by Don
Vikings. • Bogie. Don is -second in the
The junior played Club with total 'victories of 20.
•to a 35-35. arkhill •elan. Miller who, gat off to a
tie with the P
_junior team, slow start this years has
Mark He v.ey, with 14 points, , recovered and 'moved into
--and Bill Barwick, with 12, third place in Level 3
were the leading junior A -big surprise this year
Viking scorei's. : with a .514 win -loss per;
,Wingham, with all seventeen
members of the squad con
tributing to the effort,-
. Mike Hovey with 16 points
was, the only player in, the
gamer -to hit double figures
Scott •Raithb_y added eight
while Randy'. Little and
Dennis "Bones" Donnelly
each had'seven.
.Mike . Reynolds, • John
Brown.,and Neil .Sager. each
contributed• six points to the
Vikiri,g cause. -
- Doug De Boer had six for
W
inghain. - •
Playing. ie..Clinton Thur-
5day,. the: senior. Vikings
e
t sir
he'regular schedu1 , losing
of
ffred hT first, defeat
clost 40-38:decision.
• Fain Lambert was the ,top
Viking scoter with 14'points.:
Baechler, Bill Gauliey
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BY TD •
In - the Huron-Perth;-con-
ferenc --- ch ampioriship-
_-wrestling tour'narrient •a•t
Stratford Northwestern last
.Thursday, the ' GDCI
wrestling team finished third,.
behind South Huron ofExeter
and the host Stratford Nor-
thwesterri'teem
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The Vikings 'had nine
wrestlers who finished in the
top four cif:" -their weight class,
thus • qualifying :.for the
:.W.CSSA, finals this Friday and.
Saturday at St, Thomas,
Two Viking wrestlers won
• conference championships at
•the meet • - .
'Don Kirkeorinetl :Won the.
closed re
ss
title_ at 106
pounds, and Gerry .O'Brien
won " the •.157—pound chem-
pionshtl .
Three other Viking matmen
finished. 'seconds in their
division. Rick Carman,:-. at 98
pounds, Mike Jeffrey, at 115
-pounds, and Steve•Palmer, at
136 pounds, Were the Vikings'
to plate: "
• Dave ;Rodgers in 'the 1;68
pound' •class and"Mrk Ker-.
nighan, •• at 478 pounds;
finished third.
• "`Fourth place --finishers for
. the Vikings Were Ron Moran,
at 1..,3 ;pounds and Milts`
r Hawkins in the •130 pound
su
•
,.11
class.
Also taking part in the meet
By Wilma Oke meeting should have been forjGDCI were Bill Shewfeit,
A study of the structuring of held behind closed doors, D��,.iglit' • • ' Isaac; Glen
the schools in the Huron_ including the chairman. Dougherty, • Chris -Wood., Al
...Perth County. Roman• In -the.. end, .the -press •Hirst and JohnJenk%ns: .
Catholic Separate School repre.senta.tive..was asked• -to
leave at 11 p.m. and not • Coaches-RayDonnelly and
Board jurisdiction• was,
discussed at a special report the discussion. She`Bob Dick had, a•young team
:••P' thig_oi_the board Monday .was informed that when 41- this-, :season ant] ,felt th
night. board came to a decision she having nine wrestlers qualify ••'
The study into the strut- would. he' given the' ''.iii for .WOSSA was an 'excellent
turing the schools' was formation, • • . showing. Most of this' year's
prepared by . 'the ad The study of the Structuring• . team will :be/returning next
ministrative •'staff at the •,progra m • W -i44 ' dent -it -lye 'next season to foam - a strong
direction ofthe board at. a vveek behind closed doors.
meeting on'October 14.- '
A tfriFee-hour discussion on
.the structuring of Curriculum
in the 19 schools led by Joseph
Tokar and -Alexander Easton,
superintendents . of • special
se.r.vices• and program:: respectively, passed' without
Incident'
However, when.
discussion led to the struc-
turing of the Stratford
schools: a Sensitive area
seemed to -have been. touched •' '
for -two Stratford trustees --
David Teahe'n and Howard
Shantz They asked that the
discussion continue in.
committee of the whole and
said the w role meeting should
have been held as committee
'of the whole, • , •
Sen•ie of the• fru-stees ex-
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Larry should have ', no
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.Level 'position°..John, Kloeze
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tories. .
',Bob Cox has.won four of. his
Tast. five. games ''to 'take the
Jead in: Level 4.'Bob.seemsitq
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fourth- Level championship
when •play-offs start . JIM
Gower like' bis brother, has
also done very well. Jirn is in ".
second place and leads the'
fourth Level in total victories
with
In the Honorary' Level,
1 newcomer Sam Hassan 'has
-taken the lead{ winning eight
and tying.two d hi -8,12 games
for an impressive .750r, per-
centage.
1?
tentage.
The standings. as of
February 11,...1,976 are . as
•follows
LEVEL -• 1 . :° la's."
';Ma.cDonalei ith 25, wins, 2
losses." and '0' drawsfor -.922
percent;Dave Weary 14-3-0
'..824.; Glen' Wightman .13•
.:794 and. • B•enj.amin
•Stadelmann 17-7-2•_692,
LEVEL 2;' Jim Kingsley.
with .1.7" wins, 8 losses and 2
- •draws for .667 percent;.Louis-
Stadelmann 19-10-1'.650; Kirk -
Lyndon 13-7-0 ,650; Mike
K'oszycki 10-6-1 618,
LEVEL 3: Bob Dick with 11
wins, 7 losses and Odraws for.
.611, percent; Don Bogie 20-13-
2 ;600; Brian Miller' 13-11-1
.45Q; Larry Garver 1746-2'
,514 and John Kloeze with -11-
-12-0,478,
• LEVEL 4:' Bob Cox with 11
wins, 15 losses 'and 2 draws
for .429 percent; Jim Gower
with 14-23-0 378;.- Brian -
Shortreed 19-20 1:• .317; Bob
De-Lyzer 6-19-0.240; and.Rick-
MacDonald 2-24-1.096. " - "
HONORARY • MEMBERS:
Sam Hassan with 8 wins, 2
losses and two draws for .750
percent; Doug Brindley 11-4-0
..733; Harole - Kloeze
688; John'Kane 12-8 0; :600;
Darrell 'Kloeze 8-5-2- .600;.
Dennis Little 5-4-0..556; Nick
Gantner 4-8,0 .333 Kathy
Weary 4-11-1 .281; Chuck Reid
1-4-0 .200; Alan Facchinato 2-
9-0 .182; Mark Alexander 1-5.0
.167; :Richard . Facchinato 1-
10-0 ,091; D;ave'Carruthers 0-
• 2-00 000; Vic' Alexander 0-4-0
,000 "Jerry. Greydanas 0-7-0 •
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- Cousrirns lead
• The Country. Cousins are
sitting on a comfortable lead
in the Ladies' Thursday Night
bowling league standings .
with 151 points; 18 points
ahead of. the second place
Ding-a-Lings, The Ramblers
a re _in,.thrrd spot with. 126'
points foj yred by the Road
Runners, 121, Bottoms -Up,
116, the Happy Hustlers, 113,
the ' Farmerettes, •_101, the
Spares, 881/2, the Good Timers
821/2 and the Try Hards. with
72 points. •""
Ladies hitting games over
200 in the last league outing
were Jane Rodgers with two
games of 216 and 288 along
with.Marlene Black', 248- and
209-, Nancy Wilson, 238 and
204, Janet Rumig wit•li 206 and
210, Jeari Bannister,:.. 232,
Nellie -Burkholder, • 2"28,•
Bernice Henry., 219, Linda.,
.,
Cliark, 218, Barb Streeter, 212,
Bev Whetstone, 204, 'Joyce...,
Lassaline,203,'Donna Adams
201 and. Donna Duncan With
an even 200; .
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