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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1979-12-06, Page 15orts Vi es du, p page carnia St. Clair 49-34 Phil Aubin (53)of 'the GDCI Senior Vikings ' basketball team battles for control in an ex hibition game against Sarnia •St. Clair In Goderich Friday, (photo by Joanne Buchanan) Jr. Vikes win 54-43 BYTD The GDC/ Junior Vikings won an exhibition basketball game here Friday, defeating Sarnia St. Clair 54-43. The game was the first of the new season for coach Lynn Meyers' Vikings. 1Vlike Wedlock led the Vikings with 14 points. Dennis Aubin was the other Viking in double figures with 12.'° Chris Pitre and Scott Bell had five points each. Colin Alexander and Rob Plunkett threw in four apiece while Kevin Adams, Joe Morrissey, Dave McDonald and John Leddy had two points each. Karl Krohmer and Andy Masse contributed one point apiece. Jim Healy was St. Clair's top scorer with 10 points. The Vikings had a 22-16 lead at halftime and had little trouble maintaining their lead. This allowed coach Meyers to use all his men and he expressed pleasure with the play of his first year players. The Vikings met Parkhill here Tuesday in elshibition play and make their first league start in Clinton today (Thur- sday). Tomorrow the Vikes go to Owen Sound for another exhibition encounter. BYTD The GDCI senior Vikings defeated Sarnia St. Clair 49-3.4 in exhibition basketball played here Friday night. Dennis Donnelly and Phil Aubin each had 15 points to lead the Vikings' attack. Andy Moore added seven points and Doug Cruickshank hit for three. Mark Alexander, Dan Freeman, Ted Doherty and Rob McDonald all had two points while Mike Murphy had one. Don Miller was tops for Sarnia with six points. Coach Phil Bugler was satisfied with the Vikings' effort, although he felt their shooting percentages (36 percent from the floor and 45 percent from the foul line) were not, high enough and they were - guilty of too mahy tu, - novers. Dennis Donnelly and Andy Moore, elected as team captains of the Vikings, both showed good court leadership. Moore pulled down 13 rebounds, twelve of them in the last half, to lead in that department. Hug ter was also pleased with the play of his first year players and feels they are starting to blend in with the veterans. Phil Aubin, with 11 rebounds to go with his 15 points topped the rookie crew. The Vikings played Tuesday against Parkhill in exhibition play and travel to Clinton today (Thursday) for their first league encounter against Central Huron. Tomorrow they play an exhibition game in Owen Sound. Midgets thrash Sarnia 76-46 BYTD The ' GDCI midget basketball Vikings made their initial start of the season a successful one when they defeated Sarnia,. St. Clair, 76-46, in exhibition play here Friday. Coach Myles Murdock felt his Vikings had a good game offensively where they shot a high 48 percent, but was not as pleased with their defensive play. Fifteen of St. Clair's points came on free throws as the Vikings committed 32 fouls. The Vikings also were guilty of 36 tur- novers, but as Murdock pointed out, these are mistakes typical of early - season midget basketball and they can be corrected. The Viking coach found it hard to hide his pleasure at the amount of raw talent he has to work with on this year's team;) I • Offensively, the, Vikings had four players 111 oouble haus CS. .r- Day Day had the game -high total of 21 points. Don McCallum threw in 16 while Mike Evans had 13 and Jeff Denomme hit for 10 points. Checking in with four points each were David "Daisy" Gal1ow and Kevin Smith. Two-pbtnt scorers were Paul .MCartney, Dave More, \Casey Van- .denheuval, Larry Baer and Andrew Telford. The Vikings reboun- ding was the strongest part of their game as they controlled the boards at both ends of the court. Andrew Telford, Mike Evans, Dave More and Pat gladden, who led wits' six rebounds, were strong under the boards. Mike McArthur was St. Clairs best with 16 points. The Vikings played Parkhill here Tuesday in exhibition play and make their first league start today •„(Thursday) in Clinton. On Friday they travel to Owen Sound for another exhibition game. • GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1979—PAGE 15 Rob Plunkett (12) of the GDCI junior Vikings basketball team struggles to get a shot away from underneath the basket in exhibition play against Sarnia St. Clair in Goderich, Friday. The juniors won the game by a healthy margin and begin season play in Clinton Thursday. (photo by Joanne Buchanan) Goderich B.r-idgeCiubscares. 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Ken Daer scored twice with Don Crawford getting the other, for Holmesville las their record slipped to 6-4. In other league action Burger Bar improved their record to 5-6 with two wins, 8-5 over Holmesville on Wed- nesday and 10-7 over Whetstones Jewellers on Sunday. Thursday's game saw O'Briens (6-5) bomb Whetstones 17-2. - The Goderich Figure Skating Club would like to extend A sincere appreciation to the following people for their generous donations which enabled our recent Las Vegas Fun Night to be a huge success: Whetstone Jeweller Goderich Taxi Garb & Gear Irene Hill Captains Quarters Little Bowl GWen Fisher Denomme's Don's Shoe Place Jean Adams Baechler's The Met A & P Schutz Motors Cameo • Goderich Discount Maxine Pollock Glen Thurman Brian Bazinet Discount Dave's Canadian Tire McGee Auto Dealer Mr. Submarine Burger Bar J & H Sales Creators Lakeport Advertising Champion Roads Breckenridge Hardware' Anne's Beauty Centre Anderson's,. 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