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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1979-10-11, Page 10Vikings humble Listowel 73 -0 -meet Exeter Thursday BY TD The GDCI senior Vikings recorded their third consecutive victory against no losses when they overwhelmed the Listowel Lords, 73-0 in Huron -Perth Conference football play here last Thursday. The game, which was strictly no contest from a football point of view, degenerated into a penalty -filled fiasco by • the later stages as the frustrated Lords resorted to illegal tactics. Listowel received over 20Ccyards in penalties and bad two players ejected for deliberate attempt to injure. Viking coach Ray Donnelly was incensed by the conduct of the visiting team. "There is ao ex- cuse or room for any athlete deliberately trying to injure another in high school athletics," said the Viking UUL phayt:fS showed above what was asked of them in terms of self-discipline and self- control." On the scoreboard Randy Little led the Viking attack with three touchdowns, all On short yardage running plays. Little was also on the receiving end of a two- point conversion pass thrown by Dennis Don- nelly. Stuart Crew scored two Viking touchdowns on end sweeps that went for /5 yards and 25 yards. Quarterback Brian Shewfelt hit John O'Keefe with a 21 -yard pass. and Steve Frayne with a 20 - yard. pass for two more Viking majors and scored one himself on a one -yard dive play. The other Viking touch- downs were scored by Dennis Donnelly on a seven yard sweep and Ben Worsen on a 30 -yard pass interception. Eric Mitchel) kicked seven converts and Doug Aiexanueu tut ceu...4 touch in the second quarter. " The Lords conceded another safety touch in the fourth quarter to complete the scoring. Coach Donnelly and his assistant Chris Conner have been preparing their charges this week for their game today (Thursday) here against theirarch-rivals, the Exeter South -Huron Panthers, who are also undefeated so far this season. SPORTS PAGE „ „• x. a". 55' .1:. , * A member of the GDCI Junior Viking football team , runs for daylight while team7niate Mike Wedlock prepares to throw a block in a Huron -Perth con- ference game in Goderich last Thursday. Goderlch won the game 43-0 and will play Exeter in Goderich, Thursday. (photo by Dave Sykes) Stadelmann tops chess club after first week of play • Last week the Goderich Chess Club began it s eighth season. Fifteen members were present with a total of seveziteen games being played. Louis Stadelmann started the season off, in grand fashion playing and winning three games to take first place. Jim Kingsley and Darrell Clutton 'also got off to good starts winning their first two games. Kirk Lyndon and Chas. MacDonald round out the undefeated players with both players winning their first game of the year. Mike Moriarty and Barry Page both picked up wins last week to show substantial increases in their percentages over last year when they did not win a game in the first week. Owen Moriarty was the busiest player of the evening playing five games and winning two of them. Other players picking up victories last week were Glen Naylor, Steve Hammill, Mike Cox and Bob Fitzjames. A search through the records of the Goderich Chess Club over the last seven years brought to light some very in- teresting statistics. The best lifetime win- loss percentages are: Chas: MacDonald 195-5 .975, Laverne Riley 27-3-1 .887, Dave Weary 95-20-4 .815, Jim Weary 61-16-0 .792 and Clarke Teal 28-7- 3 .776. The five best single season records all belong to Chas. MacDonald who three times won 100 percent of his' games and also had win -loss per- centages of .978 and .960: The players with the most wins are Jim Kingsley 210, Chas. MacDonald 195, Kirk Lyndon 127, Brian Miller 114 and Louis Stadelmann 109. Players with the most games played are Jim Kingsley 315, Don Bogie 251, Kirk Lyndon 215, Chas. MacDonald 200 and Larry Gower 191. • Most wins in a single season belong to Chas. MacDonald with 45 in 1974-75 followed by Jim Kingsley 40 (1974-75, Chas. MacDonald 35 (1972-73, Jim Kingsley 35 (1 9 7 8-7 9) Chas. MacDonald 33 (1975-76) and Jim Kingsley 33 (1976-77). Players playing the most games in one year are: Brian Shortreed with 70 in 1974-75, Bob Cox 63 (1974-75) Don Bogie 59 (1974-75), Jim Kingsley 58 (1974-75) and Don Bogie 58 (1977-78). Players with the best percentage increase in one season are: Dave Carruthers .510 (1974-75), John Kloeze .363 (1974- 75), Larry Gower .342 (1975-76), •Kathy Weary .303 (1974-75) and Larry Gower .281 (1978-79). I would at this time like to welcome a new player to the club - Glen Naylor. Glen should provide the club with more good competition' and has proved he can compete with a"win in his first two games. If you would like to join the Goderich Chess Club phone Jim Kingsley at 524-9019 for details. The standings as of Oct. 3 are as flows: LEVEL 1 W L PCT. Louis Stadelmann ............. .3. ... 0. —1.000 Jim Kingsley 2 0 1 000 Darrell Clutton . ................2... . 0 ,.. .1.000 Kirk Lyndon 1 0 1 000 Chas. MacDonald . .. ....... . . 1 ....O....1.000 LEVEL 2 Glen Naylor 1 1 .500 Barry Page 1 1 .500 Steve Hammill ................ 1....1......500 Mike Cox 1 1 r4 500 Bob Fitzjames 1 1 .500 Owen Moriarty Mike Moriarty Don Bogie Mark Russell LEVEL 3 2 3 .400 1 3 250 0 2 .000 0 3 000 MOST IMPROVED PLAYERS INCREASE Barry Page Mike Moriarty 500 .250 1 • • m. GODER ICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1979—PAGE 9 9 A.. • • Stuart Crew of the GDCI Senior Vikings football team tries to turn upfield past a Listowel Lord back in a league game in Goderich, Thursday. Goderich entirely outclassed the Lords winning their third straight conference game 73-0. This Thursday they battle Exeter in their final league game. (photo by Dave Sykes) Jr. Vikings rip Mustangs 43-0 for second win of season • BY TD The GDCI Vikings got their second win ,df,.the Huron Perth junior football campaign here last, Thursday when they ,:trampled the Wingliam Madill Mustangs. 43 -0. The victory gives the .Vikings a record of two wins and one loss going into today's game here against the undefeated Exeter South . Huron - Panthers. 'The.game begins at 1:30 p.m. and , will he followed by the . Rick Stahl's three yard Dave MacDonald passed clash of the undefeated4: full-back 'dive gave - the' to Wedlock:for a two point. senior Vikings and Vikings their only second- convert after that one \ Panthers. • quarter touchdown. . With the back -u of - Mike Wedlock scored Quarterback Dave fence in the fourth his first of two Viking touchdowns on an eight yard off -tackle play in the first quarter. A 65 yard.' punt return by Chris Pit re, behind a key block by Mike Evans, set up Wedlock's major. • Wedlock came right back with his second TD. on a 75 yard punt return. „ .• MacDonald hit Rob Little with a 1,5 yard pass in the end zone- for a third quarter touchdown and Dave ("Fin”) McDonald carried on a' lialfback, sweep for a 25 • yard touchdown behind Mike Wedlock's blocking before the end of, the quarter. Quarterback quarter, the Vikings continued to roll. Paul Kalbfleisch carried the ball six times in a •100 yard drive finished off by Kalbfleisch's seven yard halfback dive for the game's final touchdown. Dave McDonald' kicked. five converts out of five attempts for the Vikings.. onions win bronze at OFSSA Last Friday, 'Barb and Marg Conlon competed in. the All -Ontario tennis • c h a ni pionship s at McMaster University in Hamilton,- The girlshad won the Huron -Perth - championship and the Western Ontario championship to qualify , for. this prestigious tennis competition. The girls played the d (2 fending OFSSA champions, the Shepherd sisters from Brampton, in the first round and lost, 6 2 to the eventual champions. The girls then entered the con- solation draw and won three straight matches, defeating teams from Toronto, Kingstim and Windsor to win the' consolation chain pionship and the bronze medal. The WOSSA and OF - SSA competitions, proved that Barb and Marg are one or the best girls' doubles teams in the province. The girls are in grade 10 and grade. 11, • and have two more years to compete for the provincial championship. They deserve a tremendous amount of credit for their ac- complishments this year. Bridge club raises 375 for fund John Dimatis and John Wood combined for a point. total of 1211,:i to emerge as the - overall winners in a charity game at the Goderich Bridge Club Tuesday. - There ‘vere 11 tables in play in a ,specitil charity game to raise money for ihe Woodstock Tornado Disaster Fund. The charity game raised $375 for the fund'. ' Cathy- MacDonald and Pat Stringer finished second in the North-South division with 1101/2 points. Fvelyn Galbraith and Da %vita Sproule were third .with 105 pointS:and. Susan White and ill Lee Ryan 'were third with B Cochrane fourth with 104 1981/2 poirts and Helen pointsand Glen Gardiner were . fourth with 1061/2 points. . 13i11 Bradley and A. Weerasooriya topped competition in the East- West division with a point total of 120 while Jean Cook and Verna Worthy were second: with 1171/2 points. • Joanne Duckworth and , ;.• Five members of the Pierson Karate School in Goderich enjoyed success at the Tournament of Champions held In Hamilton, Segtember 29. The winning members of the Goderich contingent are: Dennis Reed, first in Kata,, white -yellow division; John Pierson, instruetor; Bialse Doherty, second in Kata, white -yellow division and Beth Feagan, third in Women's lata -white -yellow division. The front row includes; Stan Brucinicki, first in Kumite, white -yellow division and Chris Graham, first in Kata and second In Kumite in the Orange -Green division. There were over 300 competitors at the Hamilton tournament. (photo by Dave Sykes) Hockey schedule The Goderich Minor Hockey Asso'ciation regular schedule for house league and travelling teams will begin Monday, October 15. TYKE- Monday and Friday --4-5 p.m., NOVICE -Monday and Friday --5-6 p.m. ' ATOM (competitive) - Thursday -5-6 p.m. and Saturday -4-5.30 p.m. ATOM (house league) - Monday -6-7 p.m., Thursday -6-7 p.m. and Saturday 89 a:m. PEEWEE (som- peti,tive)-Thursday-7-8 p.m.(A)-Saturday-5.30-7 p.m.(A) and Sunday -910 a.m.(B) PEEWEE (house league) -Monday -7-8 p.m. - Friday -6-7 ,p.m. and Saturday -7-8 a.m. BANTAM ,- '(com- petitive) -Wednesday -8- 9.30 (B), Thursday -8-9 p.m.(A), Friday -7-8 p.m. (B) and Saturday -7-8.30 p.m.(A). BANTAM (house league) -Wednesday -74 a.m. and Saturday -3-4 p.m. MIDGET A -Wednesday 7-8 p.m. and Saturday 8- 10.30 p.m. MIDGET B -Thursday 9-10 p.m, and Sunday 4.30- 6.30 p.m. JUVENILE -Thursday 10-11 p.m. and Sunday 2.30-4.30 p.m.