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BY T,ID,
The GDCI Senor Soccter teem
battled Mitchell to 4,14 draw
here last week, to end the season
undefeated and M. first place.
Mitchell, by virtue of the tie,
finished' second in othe leaguev
standings, behind Goderich. �-
The two°teams were well
matched. Mitchell played with
the benefit of the wind behind
them in the first half, and kept
steady ptessure on the Goderich
side that resulted, in their goal at
the 19 minute mark. After this;
Goderich bsegan to take over the
play, but were unable to score in
the remaining minutes of the
first 'half despite several close
chances. ,
The GDCI team kept up their
assault as the second half began
and at the six ;minute mark,.
Cord Fisher scored off a Ioos!e'
ball fumbled by the Mitchell;
goaltender on a free kick by Carl
Refflinghaus,
Mitchell had a chance.to win
,,, the °game on a penalty shot with
five minutes remaining, but the
shot went high.
Froin that point on, the
Godericf ,side checked " well to.
preserve the tie.
Mike Tafeit and Bob Schmidt
led the defensive play, with Stu
Asher and Refflinghaus also
DAVE CARRUTHERS
,..still improving
•. Vikings
f�ce tough
' opponents
BY T.D.
f! --- - - Goderich--Vikings. didn't allow
a single point in a Iron -Perth'
Conference football'.
doubleheader_... ,against. Listowel_
Blue Bombers here 1ast
Wednesday. • ,
In the Senior game, Goderich
won its fifth game. against no
losses, 52-0. In the five games,
they have scored 279 points and
have yielded no points to the
opposition.
The Vikings piled up a total
of 467 yards gained as compared
to Listowel's 53 yards, but were
penalized a total of 185 yards to
Listowel's 60 yards. The
penalties kept the . Vikings
offense off balance in thefirst
half.
Wayne Draper ran back a punt ,
35 "yards to open the scoring.
Gary Lounsbury scored three
touchdowns, going 32 yards on a
;:pass_ from Tom Crawford and 45
yards' on a pass from Steve
Stringer. •
Bill Wedlock scored two
touchdowns, . and Dave
Carruthers, who continues to
improve with every „game, ran -
back an -interception .36 yards
for another TD.
Brian Mackenzie passed to
Bruce Stoll twice for two-point
conversions and Crawford and
w Stringer each threw once to Stoll
for conversions. Jim Redman
added a two point safety touch.
JUNIOR VIKINGS
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Brian Hamilton ran 45 yards
orr a sweep and 50 yards off
tackle to lead the Junior Vikings
to ' their 26-0 victory over
Listowel.
The other touchdowns came
a
when 'Randy Sowerby
intercepted a Listowel pass in
the. Listowel end zone,. and .on. a.
35 yard sweep- by Doug Fisher.
Tom. O'Brien passed to Dave
Melvor ' for,v a „tw,o-point
conversion to complete _. the—
scoring.
iescoring.
Defensivel, Joe O'Keefe, at
his halfb ick .position, Jim Durst
at miiiilittgeguard and Randy
Sowerby at defensive end were
standouts.
The Juniors hold down third
spot in the, standings with a 3-2
record going into this week's
game in Wingham, who are in
.Second place, with a 4-1 record.
A victory for Goderich would
give them a share of second
place..
BIG GAME
The Senior game in Wingham.
is also a big one. Both Goderich
and s Wingham enter the game
unddfe'ated, and the �ivinner vvi#1
emerge as league champions.
Coach Wayne Horner feels his.
team is not as sharp as it should
be because of lack of
competition so far in. the
schedule. He figures Wingham
will provide the real .test for his
club. They are reported to rely
on a big, tooth defense and an
offense that can take advantage
of any breaks they receive. -
• If the Seniors win, they will
,then play St. Marys, the third
place_finishers,_in the semi-finals..
If Goderich loses to Wingham,
they will meet South' Huron,
who finished fourth, in
semi-final action.
Ontario Hydro's assets, which
reached more than $4 billion in
1969, are expected to double
during the 1970s.
BASKETBALL
The girls did it again
BY NANCY HILLS
Our Junior girls triumphed
over Exeter South Huron here
on Tuesday, October 20. At half
the score was Goderich 28,
South Huron 6. In the last half
we gained 23 points to make a
final score of 45-12.
• Goderich scorers were: Sue
Godfrey, 14; Tanya Palmer, 13;
Carol Cruickshank, 11; Wendy
Ryan, 2; Mick Cruickshank, 2;
Wanda ,Million, 2; Marj Taylor,
1.
Exeter scorers orers were: Sandra
Stock, 8; Deb. ,Riddell, 2; Debi
Wooden, 1; Cheryl Sweet, 1.
Our record: -five wins, no
losses. ,)•
The next game will be here on
October 027 against Wingham.
There are• four games left 'until
the playoffs.
On Tuesday, October 20, the
Senior girls defeated Exeter
South Huron at"Goderich with a
final score of 51-6. At half-tinie-
the score was 21-1.
Goderich scorers were: Sue
Duckworth, 17; Mary Wilkin,`9;
Jen Cook,- 8; ' Gaye Mero, 5;
Linda Faulkner, 4; Gail Fritzley,
3; Shirley Mohring, 3; Carol
'Willis, 2.
Exeter scorers were:,Glenda
'Fishes' 2; Carolyn Thiel, ; Barb
Thomas, 1; Beth Passmore, 1.
Our record: four wins, one
loss:
The next game is against
Wingham, here on October 27.
playing outstanding soccer for
coach.Pani Howe.
The Juniors ended their
season Josh g 'to Mitchell. 2-1.
Their season record was two
winsand four losses, not good
enough to qualify for .the
playoffs. °
Lawrence Lassalne scored the
lone goal for Goderich in a game
that featured tight defensive
play, and. was not. decided until
the last two minutes, when
Mitchell scored the winning goal.
-Several of the Juniors' losses
carne in this manner this season,
but coach Ed Redman looks
forward to better things next
year, when most of his -players
will be returning with this year's
experience behind them. „
PLAYOFFS
The GDCI Senior Soccer
team, i irst place finishers in the
regular schedule, began playoff
competition last Thursday. They
won the sudden -death semi-final
round by defeating Clinton 2-0.
The victory qualifies the
Goderich team to meet Mitchell
in the league finals, a two -game
total -point series being played
this week, Tuesday in Mitchell
and Thursday (today) here.
throughout the'ganie, with all 22
' e un goodx,
p�Y � playing. socceThe
first half' was ,scoreless, with the
play evenly balanced.
., It was In the second half that
the Goderich side began,to take
•charge and forceplay into the
Clinton end.
Dave Graf broke the' scoreless
deadlock when he scored on a
penalty shot. The margin was
upped to 2-0 when Gord Fisher
,slammed home a pass' from
Teichert. .
Mike Tafeit continued to play
sound soccer in his left ' half
position, breaking up many
Clinton attacking combinations,
before they could get organized.
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The winner of the
Huron -Perth Conference will
meet an as yet undecided ,
opponent from the Sarnia
Conference in the W.O.S.S.A.
finals in a, home and home total
goals series_ on November 3 and
5.
The tory over Mitchell
produced - fast exciting soccer
STUDENT
GDCI News Front
COUNCIL meeting of the year to elect their
new executive. It is as follows:
president, Dawn Prest;
BY CINDY,LEEKING
vice-president, Nancy • Hills;
'' secretary -treasurer, ' Maureen
Allan Drennan (this year's
president), and Al Pirie
(vice-president) have been busy
organizing fund raising ideas for
the near future.
They ,are planning to have the
students sell candies or
chocolate bars.
- And --announcement , will be
made soon concerning the ideas.
SUZY Q DANCE
Last Thursday's dance
provided quite a' profit for the
students cbuncil.
A 11 o f the . students
intervieed said they really had
a good time.
The decorations consisted of
skeletons and lots of black and
orange to provide a _..
"Hallowe'en" atmosphere..'"
BIOLOGY
BY NANCY HILLS
On Thursday, October 22, the
Biology Club had their first
R.aeburn; grade 11 rep., Neil
McKee; grade 9 rep., Sharon
Whitely; grade 10 rep., Steve
Raeburn. Thirty students -
applied for membership..
CROSS COUNTRY
Our cross country team went
to Huron -Perth on Thursday,
October 22, at Wingham. Bruce "
Bowman placed 5th in the 41/2
mile''run. Bruce will be going on
to W.O.S.S.A.' in Wingham on
Thursday,. October 29. We wish
him luck.
BOYS VOLLEYBALL .
In the exhibition < games
played" here on . Tuesday,
October 20, the Senior boys
volleyball team won four'out of
five games while the Juniors won
six Out of seven. The opposing
team in both cases was Mitchell.
Mr. Cammaert, coach of the
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Everyone. For Participating In This Skate' Promotion
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Juniors, , says that Dennis
Drennan and .Ken Bogie deserve
recognition for their playing but
Mr. Worsell,• coach of the
Seniors,' declines to' name any
outstanding players on his.team
for the present.
On Saturday, October 31, the
i-Iuron-Perth Finals will be held
at Stratford North Western. In
this tournament everyone plays
evrone, else. The -competition-`
then, "is ' on Saturday.
Until then all games played
are exhibition games. .
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