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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1979-11-01, Page 10PAGE 10—GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1979 SPORTS PACE Mustangs shade London 4-2 The Goderich Green and Parent Midgets scored three second period goals and hung on to shade London 4-2 in a Vikings meet Exeter in football final The GbCI Vikings qualified for the Huron - Perth Conference football championship finals by defeating the Listowel Lords in semi-final play here last Thursday by a 36-7 score. The Vikings opponents in the final game, which will be played here, Saturday, beginning at 1:30 p.m., will be the Exeter Panthers. The Panthers defeated the Stratford Central Ramblers, 1-0, in the other semi-final Thur- sday in a game played in an early -season snowstorm in / Exeter. Dave Athill's 30 -yard fourth quarter single gave the Panthers their 1- 0 victory. The Vikings started strongly against the Lords, piling up a 23-0 lead in the first quarter. From there on, the Vikings showed oc- casional flashes of their offensive power, but for the most part seemed content to sit on their lead. Randy Little scored two of the first-quarter • "touchdowns. The first came 'on a 65 -yard sweep, the second was a 75 -yard kick-off return. Stuart Crew ran a punt •back 63 -yards for . the other Viking first quarter major. Eric Mitchell kicked convertsfor all three touchdowns. The Lords conceded a two- point safety touch also in the first quarter. Dennis 'Bones' Don - nelly scored the only points of the second quarter on a three -yard dive play for a Viking touchdown. Listowel John Stone, on the board with a one - quarterback, yard quarterback sneak, put the Lords set up by a 70 -yard kick - Jr. Vikings meet orthwestern BY TD ' The Junior Vikings won their final game of the season here Tuesday with a 35-12 victory over the Norwell Redmen. The win boosted the ,Viking's record to four wins against two losses, good for third spot in the final standings. South Huron finished first with a 6-0 record followed by Stratford Northwestern at 5-1. Listowel finished fourth behind Goderich with a 3-3 record. Semi-finals will be played next Tuesday with Listowel playing in Exeter and Goderich will play in Stratford against Northwestern. Viking quarterback Dave MacDonald engineered the Goderich offence throwing three touchdown passes. He hit Mike Evans with passes of 20 and 26 yards and Andy Masse haule'd in a 36 yard pass for a third touchdown. Masse also ran three yards for another touch- down and Aaron Masse took one in from five yards out for the fifth major MacDonald kicked three converts and f* ; passed to Mike Wedlock field position un several for a two-point con- occasions with their version. passing attack. Sonic'1 t The GDCI junior Vikings defeated the Listowel Lords, 7 - 6, in Huron Perth Conference football action last Thursday in Listowel. Dale Hunt gave the Lordso an early 6 - 0 lead when he gathered in a pass from quarterback Pete Zister and went 60 yeards for a touchdown the first time Listowel had the ball. The Lords were foiled on an at- tempted run for a two- point conversion. Goderich took the lead with a converted touch- down in the second quarter. Dave MacDonald teamed up with receiver Andy Masse on a 55 yard pass and run play for the Vikings touchdown. Dave "Finn" McDonald kicked the convert for what proved to be the game - winning point. - In the second ha -If, the Vikings generated some offensive thrust, but penalties kept them from scoring, The Lords were stopped n tl–ie ground 'by the Viking's defence, but managed to gain good • Dennis Donnelly bulls through defence (Photo by Dave Moffit) i� 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1111111 Available Now in This Area Limited Number of SAM the RECORD MAN DEALERSHIPS "YOU CAN BE IN THE RECORD BUSINESS TOMORROW" With a minimum investment you can add to your income if you already own a retail business or have a location with at least 200 square feet. A SAM the RECORD MAN includes: Complete Dealership Package 1. SAM'S newly developed record and tape merchandiser (which is all chrome framed, self -standing and can be assem- bled in I/a a day. 2. Record and Tape Inventory 3. Record and Tape Accessories (includes needles) 4. Information - SAM'S famous Request and Supply Centre. 5. 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A victory in that game would assure the Vikings of a third place finish and a berth in the .semi-final I>l;ryoff game next' 'Tuesday, probably, against l Neter in Exeter. off return which put the ball gn the Goderich five - yard line. Steve Walters gathered in a 35 -yard pass from Brian 'Buckwheat' Shewfelt for the Vikings final touchdown, in the fourth quarter. Mitchell kicked the convert. Coaches Ray Donnelly and Chris Cpnner of the Vikings look forward to a tough battle in Saturday's final with Exeter. The Panthers have big linemen on both offence and defence and the Vikings' ground game will be severely tested by" the Panther"defence. The Panthers have power running both in- side and outside and leave an effective short yardage passing game that will test the Viking defence. The Huron -Perth senior final promises to be an exciting contest. game played here Saturday. The teams battled to a 1-1 tie after one period of play with Goderich opening the scoring in the first minute of play on a goal by Jim Fritzley. Willie Denomrne and Mike Paquette assisted on the play. London evened things up midway through the period as Joe Sadlowski beat Scott Wilson in the Goderich net. Goderich got their offence untracked in the second period scoring three straight goals to take a 4-1 lead. John Huff scored the go-ahead goal just 15 seconds into the period and Ken Young increased the Goderich margin to two goals scoring on an unassisted effort at 9.91. Mike Wedlock scored the fourth Mustangs goal, converting a pass from Rick Stahl. London scored the only goal of the final period as Dave Westman scored on an unassisted play. The Mustangs return to action Saturday at 8.30 p.m. TV -12 SPECIAL THE little sled... 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