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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1978-10-05, Page 15a • Sr. Girls rip Stratford 43-22 BY TD The GDCI senior girls basketball team won their first game of the Huron -Perth Conference season here last Thur- sday, defeating Stratford Northwestern 43-22. Anne Marie Murphy was the game's top scorer with 10 points for. the 'winners. Audrey Vandenheuvel had eight. and Heidi Elliott seven for Goderich.- Lucie Turcotte and Joni Thompson each had six points. Northwestern scoring was led by Mary Grogan with nine points. Coach Donna Doidge's Goderich team played an aggressive, pressing style of basketball and coach Doidge feels she has the speed plus the height on her team this season to take a good run at the Huron -Perth title. Those aspirations will be undergoing a. stiff test this week with the GDCI team playing in Stratford Tuesday against *Strat- ford Central and meeting Exeter South Huron here today (Thursday). Central and South Huron are rated as representing the chief opposition to the Vikings for league honours. Sailors begin • • traming camp The Goderich Inter- mediate C Sailors will soon be back in action for the 78-79 season. This year the Sailors will be coached by Bill Gallow who has had •extensive experience in the minor hockey system. Gallow coached the Bantams to an All- • Ontario championship in 1976-77 and last year led the. Midgets to the Ontario final. The Sailors will be holding their first session of , training camp Saturday October 7 from 2:3U to 4 p.m. The second practice session is scheduled for Sunday •October 8 from 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.„ This season Goderich will play in a division with Wingham, Lucknow, Mildmay and Goderich. These teams will also play a home and home • series • with Fergus, Milverton, Mount Forest, Harriston and Wellesley. The Sailors will open the season with a home game against Fergus. October 27 at the Goderich and District Community Centre. Game time is 8:30p.m. r., BY The GDCI senior Vikings marched to their second straight lop -Aided. victory in Huron -Perth Conference football action in Palmerston, Thursday when they blanked • the Norwell Redmen, 55-0. The. game provided little challenge for the , Vikings who piled up a 48- 0 lead in the first half and coasted from there. Coacb Ray Donnelly held many of his, starters out TiE GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, TEURSDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1078„FAGg 15 . • Orwell 55§Ba of the game in the second half, including tailback Randy Little who rushed for 126 yards in the first half and scored three Karen Melady and Pam Lambert of the GDCI senior girls basketball team wrestle for possession of the ball with a member Of the Stratford Nor- WMONWrifitZ.V.Ms, w thwestern team. Goderich won the game 43-22 for their second win of the season. (photo by Dave Sykes) Swedish midgets to play here BY TD coming to Goderich. International hockey is The Goderich Green and Parent Midgets will At an International Touinament of Champions, including competitors from New York, Quebec, South Carolina and Ontario, held on Septeinber 30 in Hamilton, members of Plerson't Karate School, which meets at Victoria Public School in Goderich on Monday and Thursday evenings, cleaned up. The school won the team trophy for the most overall points and many individual trophies In the white to , A.. brown belt divisions. Front row, left to right, are Cindy Brennan (yellow belt); Steve Brennan (orange) ;, Jane Netzke, first in Kumite, white to green division; Janet Gardner, second in Kumite, white to green division; Karen Tyndall, second in Kata, white to orange division; Beth MacEwan (white) and Dennis Reed (white). Back row, left to. right are Mike Dymond, first in Kata, bine to brown division; Ron, Tyndall, second in Kata, blue to • brown; John Pierson (school instructor. black); Mike Cochrane, first in Kata, second in Kumite, white to yellow division; George Sheardown (white) and Hank Gerrits- (white). Absent for photo was Chris Graham who won second in Kumite, -orange to green division. (Photo by Joanne Buchanan) VommeiinCita. GODERICH SLOW PITCH LEAGUE MEETING OCTOBER 7th 10:00 A.M. GODERICH DISTRICT COLLEGIATE ROOM 26 (fiafor school through,west door at roar) Far anyone jritaralitad la helping the execirtive for the 1979-79 !Gaston, and also for anyone Interested In playing or entering teem In the League. ,be playing host to a midget team ' from Sweden.. Details of the visit by the Swedish team were announced Saturday in Toronto at the Ontario Minor Hockey AreotiCniga.tion's annual m The team, Vasteras Midgets from Stockholm, will be one of three European minor hockey teams touring Ontario this season. The team will be based in Midland for its Canadian visit and will play here against the Goderich Midgets on Friday, January 5. The Green and Parent Midgets were All -Ontario finalists last year and many of the team members played on the Ontario Bantam championship -team two years ago when the Lakeport Steelers won the OMHA title. The local minor hockey season begins this weekend with tryouts for the all-star teams commencing Saturday. Slowpitch league meeting The Goderich Men's slowpitch league will hold a general meeting this Saturday, October 7 at 10 a.m. in room 26 at Goderich and District. Collegiate Institute. The league executive is asking that all teams be represented at the meeting out of which will evolve committees to conduct a successful campaign neXt year. The league elected a new executive last Saturday but is still loOking for support and commitments in several areas. • Anyone who is interested in entering a team in the slowpitch league is also, urged to attend the meeting. ^ I R1NGETTE * A GAME FOR GIRLS ON ICE REGISTRATION SATURDAY OCTOBER 7th & 14th 10:00 A.M. 12:00 NOON GODERICH COMMUNITY CENTRE Age: 8 years and over, on or before Octpber 7/78 FEE: $5.00 Per Player touchdowns. Little has now rushed for over 500 yards in the Vikings first three games and has scored six touch- downs. Against Norwelk Little's touchdowns came on a 10 -yard dive and a 15 - yard sweep in the first quarteeand a 40-yarder on a second quarter diVe play. Dennis Donnelly and Dave MacKenzie each had two touchdowns for the Viki9gs. Donnelly's both came on dive plays: a 5 -yard run in the first quarter and a 40 -yard romp in the second quarter. Donnelly also played a major role in providing key blocks on several punt returns including the break -away block which sprang MacKenzie loose on a 75 - yard touchdown run in the third quarter. MacKenzie's other score came on a 35 -yard pass and run play from quarterback Jon Barz in the opening quarter. Mark Frayne scored the balerViking' touch- down on a °20 -yard sweep early in the second quarter, and plqyed an outstanding defensive game, making two pass interceptions in the first half. Eric Mitchell kicked seven converts for the Vikings. The Vikings play their next game today (Thursday) in Wingham against the Madill Mustangs who are 0-2 following their loss last Week, 31-8 to the Stratford Northwestern Huskies. Got Ready For Winter wbfie there Is stall tiOrte, BEAT THE TAX ELECTRIC STARTER KITS for 7 and 8 h.p. 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