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heir struggle towards the championship. Rowe
hird base twice Monday but was unable to score
ch lost to Harriston 3-0. (staff photo)
nastra wins
astra Gun club had
lead to gain the
of at the trophy
nsored by the
Gun Club laqt
s competed in the
n with five men on
The winning
shooters, Bill
George Hamm,
Berson. Ernie
nd Jamie• Caldwell
ved a trophy for
smanship.
mpson also cap-
y's
cross
Iliams Of Clinton,
uffy's Burgers has
his sponsorship of
annual Huffy's
at Hully Gully,
will blast off on
;ober 2 at 11 a.m.
300 juniors and
competing for
pies in the C.M.A
ned event,
apendurance race
fy Cup, pee wee
divisions of the
class, (small
d a Saturday night
uffy's,
s and competitors
ivited to make this
f family fun atthe
Park near Varna.
ee division of the
lass will he a first,
e B-11 year olds to
gainst each other
against the older
his may be the
Y that many
In the area have
g for.
tured the high gun for the
day, and received another
trophy for -his of forts.
Juniors win first
game of season
by TD
The GDCI junior Vikings
won the first game of their
Huron -Perth Conference
football schedule last
Thursday in Stratford,
defeating the Northwestern
Huskies, 15-12.
The junior Vikings led 14-0
at halftime, but the Huskies
came on strong in the final
half to make the game close.
Stuart Crew, running out of
the tail -back slot for the
Vikings, showed good speed
to the outside and determined
,running in getting the first
GDCI touchdown in the
second quarter. The touch-
down went unconverted when
the kick was blocked.
Crew set up the opportunity
for the second Viking touch-
down when he intercepted an
errant Huskie pass on the
next series of downs. The
Vikings put together an of-
fensive drive completed 'by
half -back Mike Hodges one
yard touchdown run on a
reverse. The Vikings added a
two-point convert On a pass
from quarterback Dan
Maillet to John O'Keefe.
O'Keefe was lost to the
Vikings later in the game
when he suffered a broken
ankle.
In the third quarter,
Stratford controlled the game
offensively and scored their
ti'rs't, touchdown on a pass to
end Bill Hanes in the end
zone. The convert attempt
was unsuccessful.
The Huskies pulled to
within three points of the
Vikings late in the fourth
quarter when Al Rivers
blocked a Viking punt and fell
on it in the Goderich end zone
for a touchdown, Their at-
tempt to run in a two point
conversion failed, leaving the
Vikings with their three point
margin of victory.
'1 he Viking offence was
highlighted by ' the strong
running of Crew and Maillet's
ball . handling and running.
The Viking attack totalled 220
yards rushing but only 10
yards passing, an area that
coaches Bill Garrow and
Bruce Baker hope to improve
on here Thursday against
Norwell.
Defensively, the Vikings
were_ ,able to contain the
Huskies for most of the game,
but coach Garrow wants an
improved performance in
tackling and pursuit by his
defensive unit.
The Huskies' offence
matched the Vikings output,
with 220 yards, but were hurt
by penalties and the key pass
interception by Crew.
Today's game with Norwell
begins at 1:30 p.m. at the
GDCI campus, and is part of
a junior senior double-
header.
Seniors field strong
Huron contender
by TD
The GDCI Vikings served
notice on the rest of the Huron
Perth conference senior
football teams that they will
be a force to be dealt with this
season in their season -
opening game in Stratford
last Thursday. The 43-0
licking the Vikings pasted on
the Northwestern "-1=fisCCie-s
was by far the most im-
pressive offensive display of
the. games played around the
conference.
The Vikings gave a sound
two-way performance in
shutting out the Huskies.
Speedy deep receiver Dave
Mackenzie struck for three
touchdowns, two of them on
pass and run plays of over 30
yardseach, on passes from
quarterback Bill Walters, the
other an a six yard pass from
Dennis Donnelly.
Mark Frayne scored two
Viking touchdowns, both on
reverse plays, which went -for
24 and 40 yards. The other
Viking touchdown came from
first year senior Randy Little
on a four yard dive play.
Little rushed for a total of 114
yards in the game.
Eric Mitchell kicked three
....onu r -is ----for — -the Vikings.
Other Vikings points came
from a two-point safety touch
credited to Ben Worsen and a
two-point conversion pass
from Walters to Donnelly.
The offensive line provided' ■
good running room for , the
Viking backs with solid
blocking throughout the
game. Defensively, the
Vikings showed a greatly
improved effort against the.
inside running attack, and
their gang -tackling stopped
Northwestern's offence cold.
'Viking Coaches Ray
Donnelly and Al Drennan are
looking for a tougher game
here today in their home
opener against Norwell.
JOIN
A
BOWLING
LEAGUE
ASK ABOUT OUR
Trip To Nassau
TREAD
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micMlt
providd
Any person interested in
starting a league of
their own, on a regular
'basis, may do so. We
would be very happy to
assist in any way
possible.
We have an opening on Wednesday
night from 7-9, also Friday night 7-9
and 9-11. For help on how to start a
new group, please call 524-9966.
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Some leagues still need players - here they are:
FOR THE MEAN
Tues: 7.9 SIFTO MINE call George Werner 524-9986
Tues: 9-11 FARMERS call Richard Rader 524.7560
Wed: 7-9 COMMERCIAL call Gord Ferguson 524-8942
FOR MIXED
Tues: 7-9 - call Doris MacDonald 574-9966
Thurs: BLUEWATER CENTRE - Call Reg Lennon 524-9371
Fri: 7-9 call Wanda Freeman 524-7463
9-11 call Margaret Hall 524-8491
JR. BOWLING REGISTRATION CONTINUES
Bantam Boys and Girls 6-10 yrs. play Saturday at 9 o'clock cost
$1.25 per week.
Junior Boys and Girls 11-13 yrs. play Saturday at 11 o'clock cost
S1.75 per week.
Senior Boys and Girls 14-18 yrs. play Saturday at 1:30-3:30 cost
$1.75 per week.
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SUNDAY AFTERNOON AND EVENING 1.10 p.m.
LITTLE BOWL
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GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1977—PAG;
Sandy MacDonald and Sandy Braid came from behind in the second game of their best of
three series to win the consolation trophy in the Ladies Open Doubles Tournament
sponsor€d by the Maitland Tennis Club. The two won the first game 6-4 and came from
behind in extra sets to win the trophy with a 7-5 second • game over Roberta Stemp and
Sharon Brown. The trophy was presented by Goderich Sports manager Ken Koss. (staff
photo)
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we have some
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ood news
and we have some
better news
first the good news
we now stock
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appliances
DRYERS
from $ 2,0 3 and up
3 and 5 cycle
DISHWASHERS
from $ 3 7 and up
14.5 and 15 cu. ft. frost free
REFRIGERATORS
.e.$329 .....
.Electric and gas, some self cleaning models
STOVES
from $365
and up
now the better news
we're having a
Westinghouse
clearance
SALE
THESE APPLIANCES
MUST GO!!
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Various colours available
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