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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1976-10-28, Page 17GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR THURSDAY,OCTOBER 28 8976 P# E 7 i • • �a i• s s s .4 Twelve year old Terry. Brown, left, and• 14 year old. Darryl Beattie got together in Port Albert recently to hold up this 27 pound salmorf that Terry caught in Nine Mile River. The fish is 39 inches long and 101/2. inches thick. Terry is the son' pf Mr. and •Mrs. Sam Brown and DT`4:the son of Mr. and Mrs. Mike Beattie. Juni�r volleyball team in finals BY TD, The. GDCI senior boys volleyball team finished third in the Huron division of the Huron -Perth Conference this season. �• In an eight match schedule coach Bill Worsell's team won five' of their last six matches after a slow start. Central Huron of Clinton; and Wingham; the top two , finishers in Huron, will represent their division in the Huron -Perth' championships. being played today ,"(Thur- sday) in Mitchell. • Players on this year's -GDCI senior boys volleyball • were Ian Chisholm, Peter -- Crew, Roy Fisher, John Fuller, Wayne. Graham, Hugh Manly,- Bob Johnston, Steve • Johnston, Kevin Such, Dan Willis and Phil Young. • - The GDCI junior boys team won the Huron division, with 14 out of a possible 16 points in the eight matches. , they played. . • Coach Ron . Lane's team, took three of . five points against second place ., Madill of Wingham, four of • five points from Central Huron, split six points evenly with Seaforth, and blanked South °Huron four points to none. The GDCI team made up of captainDon. Bogie, Dan Boyce, Jim Costello, Jim Crawford, Blaise Doherty, PhilDonatis, Martin McGee,. Andy Moore, Joe Moore, Randy Stoddart and -Andrew Stoll, will be representing' Huron' • today in the Huron - Perth championships 'in. Mitchell. Hanover, Sunday at 2 p,m. 4 ni*r Vikings' �ffort of: s e o s• o are hosting the. Stratford BY T.D. The GDCI junior Vikings won their third game of the schedule in Huron-PerthConference football, swamping the1 Wingham Madill Mustangs 59-0 iri•- Wngham last Thursday. The Viking's, . who have lost two games in league play, came up with their best offensive game of the season, with a total of 447 yards gained. Dennis Donnelly, running at fullback and sharing quarterbacking duties with Mike .Hovey on offence, as well. as 'playing. a key role defensively, was the Vikings most outstanding player.. Donnelly showed the ability to pass accurately, hitting receiversTom Doherty and Roger Lewis with regularity. Three of the Vikings' touch- downs came on passing plays. Doherty went 25 yards on a pass' and run play in the second quarter and Leis gathered in a 20 yard pass for another touchdown in the. final quarter. Randy Little went 61 yards for the third one on a third quarter pass play. The Vikings' passing attack kept the Mustang defence open to exploitation along the ground. Donnelly rang40 yards on a fullback dive -play in the first quarter for a touchdown and went 22 yards on a quarterback keeper for another in the third quarter. Little got his second touch- down on a 26 yard sweep and Goderich teams • begin play mike Hovey scored the other Viking major on a five yard quarterback sneak ..in the. second quarter. Eric' Mitchell's talented toe •accounted for eight more Viking points•on a field goal, a' ikings ouronV µ. The Goderich Minor Hockey Association schedule begins this weekend at Vanastra as three Goderich tearris ,wil.l ,ghost Hanover in opehin g mes:. The Midget.all-stars .will play Hanover Friday night at 9 p.m.; and the peewees begin their- : schedule against MacLean IeadsMustangs with tiiree:goal.effort By Brian Marriage Last.' weekend,. the Clinton Mustangs travelled to Kin- cardine' on Friday night and. • were beaten by the home team 10 - 6. Sunday night they played host to the Walkerton Black Hawks and .looked like a much different team while they trounced the Black Hawks l 0 -1. The Stangs travelled to Hanover last Tuesday night and a victory in that game would leave the Stangs with an impressive 5 - 1 (Won - Lost) record. - In the Kincardine game LastFriday, after falling behftnd by a score. of 7,- 1 .after two periods of play, the Stangs came out flying in the third period. Clinton's lone goal in the second period came from the stick of team captain Raridy Millar. 'Goal scorers for Clinton in the third period when they made desperate comeback were fired by Pete Thomp- son, Steve Cook, Randy Millar, Tim McLean and newcomer Mark King. In the home game last Sunday night, played before about 350 fans the Stangs were ....led_ _b_y_..Tir+o Maclean. with a hat trick. • Clinton opened the scoring on „ goal by Ron Sowerby only to have Walkerton tie it up at the 12:00 minute mark on a goal by Dan Meyer. The Stangs then finished off the period on a goal by Randy. Millar. The Stangs dominated the game for the remaining two periods with goals coming from • Tim MacLean with three, and singles by Bill Roy, Paul Robinson, Allan' Taylor, Jamie Thompson and Ken Robinson. The game produced only six minor penalties to Clinton and nine minor penalties to Walkerton. Clinton netminder Juergen Hellman was beaten once on nineteen Walkerton shots. The Mustangs play host to the new Port •Elgin Jr. "C" entry this Friday night, Oct. 29. at 8:30 p.m. The Port Elgin Northwestern Huskies in a senior -junior double-header, with the senior game' being played first, beginning at 2 P.m. go - single point and f verts. Roger Lewis was on the . • receiving. end of two two-point • for firs t conversion passes, to account - • for four more Viking points. Randy 'Little • was the games' leading rusher with 223 yards while Donnelly picked up 146 yards rushing.:' The Vikings defence was rock -hard, with the defensive. line • maintaining its „high.' calibre of performance. Wade Raithby returned to the defensive squad after_ an injury, and played well at defensive end. In Huron -Perth action here. today (Thursday) the Vikings team, which the Mustangs • have yet to see this year, • scored an upset victory over( New Hamburg Hahns last\ Sunday8-7. - Colts crush Luckn�w 11-3 The "newly -unveiled" Clinton -Colts (our hopefuls in the Ontario Hockey Inter- mediate ntermediate 'C' loop) demon- strated awesome power last Friday night as they' crushed the Luckno,w Lancers 11-3• before a good home town crowd. Scoring twice in the first period the Colts followed with four in the second frame and then scored five unanswered .goals kr) the third stanza. Paul Kelly, Derwin Carter and Greg Burns paced 'the Colts with two -goal per- formances, while Mike Anstett, Paul ' Rau, Danny Colquhoun, Don MacDonald and defenkeman Jim Guenther added solo efforts..- • Lucknow's goals were Steve Hackett netted the twine ° twice white Dave. McKinnon counted the other marker. Colts' goaltending duties were handled ' by bennis Fleischauer and Rick. Welsh; each looking ektremely sharp. Robbie Kellestine who last year played for the Goderich 'Sailors was sidelined with an ankle in- jury. ' --R-eferees Ding--antd Fluddr assessed 26 minor penalties, as the -Colts erre charged with 10 of them. The Colts next home game is this Sunday night (Oct:.31) when they pay host to the Milverton Four -Wheel Drives. Game time is 8 p.m. at the Community Centre. . Follow tfie Colts pace!!! scored in the second period as --1 BY'TD . M ' The GDCI senior,: Vikings did -.'not play " last: week, but „will be attempting tohold on to -their share of first place in Huron -Perth Conference football this afternoon (Thursday) when they play host ' to the Stratford Nor- thwestern. Huskies: The senior game will begin at 2 p.m. and will be followed by the junior game, between Stratford Northwestern and the junior. Vikings. Oct. 27 Oct. 31 Nov. f; Nov. 7 Nov. 13 Nov. 14 Nov, 21' Nov. 27 Nov..28 Dec. 1 Dc'c. 5 Dec. 11 Dec..12 Dec. 19 Dec. 20 Dec. 29 Jan. 2 ,Tah. 9 "riin. 11) Jan. 16 Jan.23 Jati..29 tan. 30 F•:cb. PEE WEE ALL-STAR 1976-77 SCHEDULE Goderich vs. Port Elgin Hanover•vs. Goderich Goderich vs Kincardine Port Elgin vs. Goderich• Goderich vs. Hanover . • Walkerton vs. Goderich Mt. Forest vs. Goderich Goderich vs. Mt. Forest Port Elgin vs. Goderich. Goderich- vs. Walkerton Kincardine vs. Goderich Goderich-vs. Kincardine Hanover vs. Goderich ._.Listowel vs. Goderich Goderich vs. Listowel Goderich vs. Walkerton Walkerton vs. Goderich Goderich vs. Hanover Goderich vs. Lis><ovel• Mt. Forest vs.:-Goderich Goderich vs. Port Elgin Listowel vs. Goderich 'Kincardine vs. Goderich Goderich vs. Mt, Forest All Goderich home games will be played in the Vanastra Arena 7:30 2:00 4:30 4:30 3:30 2:00 2:00 4:00 2:00 er ich 2.:00 4:30 ' 2:00 '2:00 .. 8:15 • ' 7:30 2:00 - 2:30 ' 8:15 2:00 1 6:00 7:00 2:00, 4:00 I ize isn't everything. but... I1c m that e're the fourth largest trust company in C•itnada. Victoria and Grey •Trust. is able:to' hrin,g you ail thy; athantages'.i)1 si:/ as. e11 'a, coot111 lUiT)L t1) pni' ide the:'same' personal' son. ice 411 local experience that' has. hui'lt'confidence in our .serviu the people of • Ontario ,vice l 889; VICTORIA. VICl VRIAapt GREY VG Manager A.A. Weatherby 524-7381 Goderich B ue s Supermarket SEMI -SWEET CHOCOLATE- BUTTIERSCOTCH 99 12 OZ. PKG. SCHNEI•DER'S NO. 1 BACON •,9 5 9 BEEFSCJ!NEIDER'S FAMILY2LB. PAK eBOX PATTIES 199 EA. Fresh Produce - CANADA PACKERS (PART•SLIC.ES) THRIFTY BACON / Lg ONT. NO. 1 .a 2 LB. 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