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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1977-12-15, Page 9'neat Jan.' th siste gha rida IP. 1514 Sp�ts page Little Bowl lead cut to five in men's bowling Little Bowl had their lead cut somewhat in Mens Monday night bowling action but still maintain a five point bulge over their nearest rival. Little Bowl touched the Recalls for five of seven possible points in their en- counter to bolster their seasonal total to 57. Jim McWhinney led the five -point performance with a 281 single and 730 triple. Charlie Williams 259 single and 687 triple salvaged two points for the Recallswho still remain in contention with 43 points. The Tail Ends gained a bit of ground on the front runners as they nailed Augies Doggies for seven points to up their season point total to 52. George Swan led the Tail End bowlers with 304 single and 743 triples. Robert Glen's 237 single was tops among Doggie bowlers while Larry Daer rolled a 603 triple. Augies Doggies remain in second last place with 38 points. The Hopefuls also remained in contention grabbing five points from the B,D.'s and increasing their season point total to 50. liie B.D.'s now have 42 points on the strength of their two point performance Monday. John Empson led the Hopefuls with a 290 single and 750 triple. Don Johnston led ,the B.D. squad with a 292 single and 595 triple. The Signal -Stars capitalized on the hot hand of George Vanderburgh, who rolled the top triple, to steal five points from French Dry Cleaners. The five points now give the Stars a season total of 44, two points behind French with 46. Vanderburgh turned a high 289 single into an 816 triple for the Stars while Bill Desjar- dine matched the 289 single but fell short on the triple with 804. Roys Boys improved their chances of escaping the cellar as they ripped hapless Huromic Metal for five points to move one point behind Augies Doggies with 37. The two points for Huromic ups their season mark to 45. Manfred Popersnitch led the Boys with a 278 single and 768 triple. Gerry Durst with a 257 single and 691 triple topped the Huromic bowlers. MacKenzie leads. eniors with 26 oint effort BY TD The GDCI senior Vikings efeated Mitchell 79-35 in uron-Perth boys' basketball layhere last Thursday. Dave Mackenzie with 26 nts topped the Viking rers. Jon Barz and Perry eichert each had 10 points. ill Barwick contributed fight and Tom Doherty had Rpoints. Other Viking point- tters were Tim Doherty th five, Brian Sowerby and ndyMoore with four apiece, ennis Donnelly with three, in McLean with two and ark Alexander with one point. Jeff Stacey had 16 points for Mitchell. The Vikings displayed unselfish team play in executink their quick offence. Eleven of the twelve team ' members scored and the leading scorers were also the leaders in assists. The senior Vikings have three exhibition games before the holidays. They will play two in Owen Sound Friday and the other against Parkhill here next Wednesday. The Vikings have no more league games until the new year. Barb Streeter of Goderich says it was more luck than skill which helped her chalk up a total of 425 -points In one game of regular league bowling at Little Bowl recently. A perfect score is 450. Marj Moore of Goderich still holds the record at Little Bowl with a score of 435 and Heinz Sartori holds the men's record with a 448. The highest score Barb had ever bowled before her game of 425 was 355. She received $50 for her high game.(staff photo) fidgets dump Seaforth BY TD The GDCI midget boys basketball team has won its first two league games. Last week they defeated Seaforth, 44-26, in Seaforth and last Thursday the Vikings overpowered Mitchell, 44-24. Dennis Aubin, Steve Walters, and Rob McDonald each had six points in the Seaforth game. Jim Fritzley, Bill Leddy and John Ross had four points each. Frank Van Dongen, Simon Forster, Rob Graham, Willie Denomme, Kevin•Huyck, Nick Brudnicki and Andy Masse all chipped in with two points apiece. In the game against Mit- chell, Rob "the Earl" McDonald wasthe leading scorer for the Vikings with nine points. Dave Willis threw in eight points. Scoring four points each were Andy Masse, Willie Denomme, and George Kerr. Frank Van Dongen, Mike Murphy, Steve Walters, Rob Willis, Nick Brudnicki, Dennis Aubin and Simon Forster had two points each for the victorious _Vikings. Coach Myles Murdock was pleased with the play of his Vikings in the Mitchell game. The Vikings' scoring was well -distributed and although the young Vikings made many fundamental errors, the semblance of an organized offence was beginning to appear. The defensive play of the Vikings has also improved markedly. Tomorrow (Friday) the midget Vikings will ac- company the junior and senior squads to Owen Sound for two exhibition games there. Costello lifts. juniors to win BY TD The GDCI Vikings won their second game without a loss in Huron:Perth Con- ference junior boys' basketball here last Thur- sday, defeating Mitchell, 46- 29, The Vikings started slowly, running into foul trouble and shooting poorly, but their defensive play held Mitchell in check until the Viking offence got untracked. Jim Costello again had the hot hand for the Vikings, ringing up 22 points. Dan Maillet, John Bird, Steve Gallow a,ld M1nc w udlock each had four points for Goderich. Larry Madge, Joe Moore and Mark Finlayson had two each and Ted Doherty got one point for the winners. Tom Dickson, with five, and Cam Ritchie with four points, were Mitchell'$ top poin. getters. The Vikings led 27-19 at half-time. Friday, the Vikings travel to Owen Sound for a pair of exhibition games. The Vikings have no more league games until after the Christmas vacation. r5z: ^LC 'r tib ih�^:i `r=z�i vir '�r 'C� '^vi ^'E�c�r^' ti v 3� rS_r v�3� r�r .v'tiiC�3 iL<Z ALL WHITE STAG JACKETS 25O/O OFF J FOR THE t SPORTS SET; WOOD'S DOWN FILLED JACKETS $39•95 CROSS COUNTRY SKIS 5 Great packages to choose from No. 1 CHILDREN $59 95 KUSISTO JR. • No. 2 ADULTS $5 0 95 NORVICK • No. 3 JARVINEN. $$4.95 • No. 4 No. 5 SCHERDEL SCHERDEL (Fiberglass) (Fiberglass No -Way) $94095 $09.95 . X We have in stock a good selection of SKI TOQUES, GLOVES SOCKS 1 172 THF SQUARE GODERICH 524-2287 Buy one pair of LEVI'S t $1 %•OO and get one $ RUGGER SHIRT at • vv CO VISA YEA SIZVA ASA AA leg Ita =A seg egSeg =alto szsi _ e Seg S rtg Peg Atg Mg SO leg leg leg leg >eg leg Reii A GODERICH SPORTS GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 15,1977--PAQ; 9 Lions win The Goderich Lions Pee Wees managed to play one hockey game between snow storms last week. Wednesday they travelled to Port Elgin where they dumped the home team 5-3 in a well -played game. An exhibition game Monday and a league game here Thursday against Listowel both had to be put off because of weather con- ditions. The victory over Port Elgin gives the Lions a record of nine wins and two losses in league play. The line of Brad Arm- strong, Mark Crawford and David Gallow provided all the scoring punch for the Lions. Armstrong and Crawford each scored twice and Gallow got the other Goderich goal. Gallow also collected three assists as did Armstrong. Philip Wood was credited with two assists. Doug Bartlett, Ken Windsor and Bob Carr were the Port -Elgin goal scorers. Next action for the Lions will be here tonight (Thur- sday) at 8 p.m. when Kin- cardine will supply the op- position. In the only other meeting between these two teams this season, Goderich came out on top 7-6 after k-4 overcoming an early 9-0 should Kincardine lead, so this game action. provide Plenty of Goderich Arena SPEcIALEVENTS Minor Hockey Thurs. Dec. 15 7:00 Atoms vs. Seaforth (Exhibition) 8:00 PeeWees vs. Kincardine Fri. Dec. 16 6:30 Novice vs. Blyth (Exhibition) Sat. Dec. 17 10:00 Novice vs. Walkerton 6:00 Bantams vs. Walkerton 8:00 Juveniles vs. Sarnia "AAA" (Exhibition) Sun. Dec. 18 2:00 Juveniles vs. Delaware Mon. 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