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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1977-11-03, Page 9First place today..., fifth tomorrow in bowling The leaders in the Men's Monday Night bowling league have adopted a here today - gone tomorrow attitude in their seasonal play and jump wel Is, la 3,95 lea Tu 3.15 3,50 I �Q fe Reid and Sonja Lapaine go up for a rebound in Huron --Perth junior girls basketball Thursday. GDCI won the game 63-15 over Seaforth to extend their season record to one. (staff -photo) niors rack up BY T.D. DCI junior girls I team added two to their record last eating St. Marys, 53- arys Tuesday, and eaforth, 63-15, here ay. ries give the GDCI record of six wins single loss in league Elliott was the r for GDCI in both getting 19 points t. Marys and 18 in th game. Bonnie eight points in each cy Jewell hit for 10 eaforth and four t.Marys. Marg six points in St. d four here Thur - y More checked in n in the Seaforth four in St. Marys. aine had a con - r Points in each corers for GDCI St. Marys were acLaren with four Y MacDonald and Clinchey. with two Burbine with six, eathe, with four Y MacEwan, with rounded out the coring in the game th. eek, coach John girlsplayed n Exeter and are against Stratford +++ urance salesman _ a restaurant, took on a vacant stool d bread and milk. sitting next to him a diet?" mission." +++ Central here today (Thur- sday). Last Saturday the junior girls played in the K -W Officials Black and White tournament in Stratford. league They lost to a strong Elmira squad 50-26 in first round play but won their consolation round semi-final game 55-38 over Galt Glen- view. In the consolation from first place to fifth and back again faster than a speeding bowling ball. This week the B.D.'s took over top spot in the standings two points up on three teams sharing second place. Six of the remaining nine teams are less than one game from first place. The B.D.'s picked up five from Little Bowl Monday night to take over top spot and drop the Bowlers into a three- way second place tie. Bruce Sillib led the way for the B.D.'s with a 293 single. and 684 triple helping boost his club's season total to 29. The Bowlers used their two point effort to grab a slice of second place behind Al Sanders' 284 single and Jim McWhinney's 684 three game total. The Tail Ends grabbed five from the Recalls and moved into a three way tie with the Bowlers and the Recalls in second. Charlie Williams hit a 290 single and 740 triple for the Recalls but his team- mates could only manage one winandsettled for two points. Don Mcllwain highlighted the Ends' effort with a 216 single and 563 triple. The Hopefuls grabbed five GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, TH't,MSDA*,1M1' M from French Cleaners to take over sole possession of third spot, one point short of second and three off the lead. Lee Ryan had the hot hand for his club grabbing a 289 single and 739 triple. French got a solid effort from Carson Milley who turned in a 259 single and 670 triple 'to help boost his club to fifth place with 23 points. Huromic Metals were shut out Monday night and remained in fourth spot with 24 points. The Metals were thumped by last place Augie's Dogies who got a fine performance from Augie Stegenstad. Stegenstad rolled a 308 single and turned it into an 813 triple to help his club stay within reach of the pack. The Metals high single belonged to Larry Million, a 266, and the high triple went to Denis Lebrun with a 637, The Signal Stars were edged by Roy's Boys 4-3 but managed to stay in con- tention, two points behind fifth place Roys and eight points off first. The Boys got a 291 single from Gerry .Pitre and a 777 triple from Heinz Sartori to grab four and boost their season effort to 23. Tom Flynn led the way for the Stars with a 275 single and 703 triple. Defensive thDCI Ju Dr Viking football went high in the air to pull down this errant' Lis tow el' pass l l game at Goderich Thursday. Maillet gave his team the ball at mid -field to stop a key drive in the game wpn by Goderich 28 - 13. The Vikings rolled over Wingham Tuesday in their final game of the season winning 64 - 0 to -grab a share of first place. (staff -photo) Sailors split exhibition The Goderich . Sailors played their first home game in two years in Goderich Friday night and were doubled by Port Elgin 6-3. The Sailors faced Wingham three days before in their first exhibition game and ham- mered them 14-6. Goderich opens its Intermediate C season at home Friday night against Port Elgin. The Port Elgin game was marred by over 50 penalties. Goderich took 48 minutes in minor penalties, three five minute infractions, one ten,> minute and one game misconduct. Port Elgin ,was assessed 44 minutes in minors, three five minute penalties and one game. Goderich jumped to a 2-0 lead in the opening period but couldn't sustain the effort and settled for a two goal tie at the end of the first. With 5:42 gone in the first Dirk Wolterbeek scored an unassisted goal giving Goderich the lead. Twenty two seconds later Paul Kelly ' made it 2-0 on a play set up by Dan Duncan. Port Elgin roared right back and a minute and a half later cut the Sailor lead in half with a goal by Rick Enos. At 11:32 of the first Port Elgin made it a new game on a goal by Jack Howe. In the second Port Elgin scored twice in the final five minutes of the period to put the game away. At 15:08 Kirk Archer finished off a three way passing play dumping the puck behind Ruby Fleish- chauer and at 18:38 right winger Doug Wood scored unassisted to give Port a 4-2 edge to take to the dressing room. Wood scored again on an unassisted play midway through the third and Jim McKinnon wrapped it up with another goal on a three way play. In Wingham the Sailors coasted to a one sided 14-6 win and took only six minor penalties along the way. Two minutes into the game the Sailors were on the board when Wayne Kennedy series dumped the puck to Jim Farrish and he beat Randy Hutchinson. Less than a minute later Wingham looked like they might make a game of it and completed a three way play to tie the game on a goal by Bob Armstrong. The Sailors grabbed two power play goals and two goals with the teams even to grab a 5-1 lead after the first. Rick Stanton combined with Jim Hayter on a Sailor power play to take back a lead at 6:43 of the first and three minutes later .,Lee Arbour made it 3-1 Sailors. Wayne Rau scored another power play goal in the first with help from Farrish and then 20 seconds later Paul Kelly and Dirk Wolterbeek set up Dan Duncan to make it 5-1 Goderich. Thirty seconds into the period Rob Stanton gave the Sailors the lead for the third time on a power play goal' set up by Dick Rau. Dan Duncan went in on Hutchinson alone two minutes later and scored what turned out to be the winning goal. wins championship, the GDCI girls were defeated by Stratford Central, 31-12. Top scorer for the Vikings in the tournament was Bonnie Reid with a total of 27 points. South Huron Re-creation Centre Exeter, Ontario Presents from Nashville The "Ronny Robins" Dance PLUS Myers Bros. and the Jubilaires Friday, Nov. 11th Tickets :5.00 Per Person 9 p.m. - 1 a.m. Tickets On Sale At The Recreation Centre EQUIPMENT HOCKEY STICKS ARTIS $5 95 • PRO HOOK - 2/$6.9s' Bauer SKATES Bauer Hundreds of pairs to choose from lst's - 2nd's - NEW - USED RECONDITIONED HOCKEY STICKS LOUISVILLE CUSTOM PRO $8.95 - 2/$9.95 /$9.95 HOCKEY STICKS TITAN PRO $9.95-2/$17.88 Bauer JUNIOR SUPREMES $3 2.95 EXPERT SKATE SHARPENING DONE RIGHT IN OUR OWN PREMISES THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL MEN'S BLACK PANTHERS 81'S $32.°5 SIZES 6-12 FULL WIRE FACE MASKS $( 95 7. LEVI'S $1 7.00 ADDIDAS TRACK SUITS THIS WEEK ONLY REG. 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