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The GDCI midget
Vikings won the opening
game of their Huron
Perth Conference
schedule and also
chalked up victories in
two of three exhibition
games last week.
The league victory was
a 66-19 thrashing of the
Central Huron (Clinton)
Redmen, here Thursday.
Coach Myles Mur -
dock's Vikings won two
games in Owen Sound
Friday, 42-14 over
Westhill Collegiate • and
47-33 over OSCVI, but
dropped a 51-41 decision to
Sarnia SCITS here
Tuesday.
Colin Alexander with 13
points, Chris Pitre with 11
and Rob Plunkett with 10
led the Viking attack
against Clinton. Dave
MacDonald and Scott
Bell had six points each.
Ben Melick, Dave
McDonald, Phil Grace
and Karl Krohmer had
four points apiece for the
Vikings. Also scoring for
Goderich were John
Leddy, Kevin Adams and
Joe Morrissey with two
points each and Jim
MacDonald with one
point.
The Vikings played
much better defensively
in this game than in their
loss to Sarnia, who were
led by Joe Arcury's 12
points.
Chris Pitre had 10
points for the Vikings.
Kevin Adams and Rob
Plunkett had six each and
Dave McDonald had five.
Phil Grace with four
points and Ben Melick,
Jim MacDonald, ..John
Leddy, Paul King and
Karl Krohmer with two
each rounded out the
Viking scoring.
Against Westhill, the
Vikings jumped off to a
28-8 half-time lead, ef-
fectively shutting down
Owen Sound's fast break.
OSCVI took control in
the early part off that
game and at on&point led
the Vikings by 12 points,
but the Vikes, led by key
baskets by Karl Krohmer
and Kevin Adams came
back to tie the score 19-19
by half-time. Tenacious
defensive play by the
Vikings gave them
control in the second half
and Goderich outscored
Gwen Sound 28-14 to win
47-33°
Chris Pitre with 12
points led the Viking
attack. Ben Melick and
Kevin Adams had eight
points each. Rob Plunkett
had seven and Karl Kroh -
mer scored six points for
the Vikings.
The Suncoast Suns
faltered this week, losing
their firm grip on first
place in the league. Their
first setback was a 3-3 tie
with Hanover last
Wednesday, followed by a
5-4 loss to Mount Forest
on Sunday.
Hangover opened the
scoring in the Wednesday
game but Goderich came
back in the second period
with two goals by Steve
Schutz, Kevin Talbot
earned assists on both
goals and Curt Downham
also assisted on the
second goal. Hanover
evened the scan; with
only two seconds to play
in the second period. The
Suns took the lead on an
unassisted goal by- Scott
Garrow early in the third
period but couldn't keep
Hanover in check as the
Bruins came back to tie.
The Suns opened the
scoring on Sunday in only
31, seconds on a goal by
Scott Garrow who was
Stars sink
Belmont 10-1
BY DAVE SYKES
The Goderich Signal -
Star juveniles erupted for
six goals in the second
period of an OHA juvenile
game in Belmont Sunday
as they hammered
Belmont 10-1.
The win improved the
Stars standing in the
juvenile league after they
dropped three out of their
first five league games.
Larry Daer led the
Goderich scoring with
four goals. He scored the
only goal of the first
period to boost the Stars
into a 1-0 lead and began
the second period scoring
binge with his second
goal just 39 seconds into
the period. Daer scored
his third goal of the game
late in the second period
and added his fourth on a
power play effort in the
final period.
Team-mates Rick
Stoddart, and Doug
Cruickshank scored two
goals apiece while Gerry
Wunnink and Chris
Carter scored one goal
each. Hugh Hanly, Dale
Duncan, Randy Stoddart
and Wunnink chipped in
with two assists.
Goderich built up a 6-0
lead in the second period
before Belmont got a goal
from Gary Shackleton.
Goderich held a 7-1 lead
after periods of play and
scored three unanswered
goals in the final period.
Tony Bedard and Gerry
Gaynor shared the
goalkeeping duties for the
Stars.
Skaters attend clinic
On Oct. 22, fifteen
skaters from the
Goderich Figure Skating
Club travelled to
Walkerton to attend an all
day N.S.T. Coaches Clinic
held for the Interclub
Figure Skating Groups by
the Western Ontario
Section of C.F.S.A.
The skaters par-
ticipated in on -ice
training. and coaching
and also attended a
variety of lectures after
which there was a written
exam to complete. All
fifteen skaters passed
with Tracy MacEwan
and Patti Rean attaining
their Senior Coaches
level. The following have
achieved their Junior
Level. Anne Allan,
Aveleigh Cook, Carol
Dechert, Karen Dechert,
Cindy Hayward, Debbie
Horton„ Fraser Huyck,
Kevin Huyck, Melanie
Jeffrey, Lesa Kellough,
Mary Margaret Murphy,
Leslie Rean and Eileen
Vollick.
These young people
have been putting forth a
tremendous effort in their
responsibilities for
coaching the Wednesday
N.S.T. skaters and will be.
presented with their
amateur coaches cer-
tificates and badges.
put in the clear by a pass
from David Jewell. After
their quick start
Goderich seemed to let up
and Rob McCulloch and
Dave Snyders of Mount
Forest took dyer. The
pair combined on four
straight goals to give
a . e en. burst Jeff Scott and' the
of the second period. burst
of the Suns played
The line of Davey some very strong defence
Jewell, Todd Gilchrist while Goderich played a
and Scott Garrow got the, man short ..for four
Suns back in the game by minutes. The winning
scoring three goals on goal was scored for
their first shift of the final
this out -
period.
After
This member of ,the Holmes„ville Public School
girls volleyball team leans into her shot In the
championship set against Colborne Central
Public School. Holmesville came from behind in
the first game of the championship round and
held off a Colborne rally.late in the second game
to grab the 1978-79 honors. (photo by Jeff Sed-
don)`
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Francis with nearly
seven minutes to go in the
game. The Suns pressed`
hard but couldn't score in
the last few minutes. -
Despite the loss
vit
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