The Goderich Signal-Star, 1975-11-13, Page 22PAGE 12_.GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1975
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The Exeter South Huron
Panthers won the Huron -
Perth Conference junior
football cllan pionshIp
Saturday by defeating the
GDCI Vikings, 22-6,
The game, played in per-
fect football weather, at ••-
Stratford's National Stadium
was the first loss suffered by
the junior Vikings this
season.
The Vikings went into the
game with a 6-0 won -lost
record in regular play and an
over-all record of eight wins
and one tie for the season.
That string of nine un-
defeated games included a 22-
6 victory over the Panthers
ilk
here in the regular season.
However, it just was not in
the cards for the„Vikings to
repeat as Huron -Perth.
Chapmpions this year.
As Viking coach Phil
Bugler expressed it, "They
won as a team all year, and
they l,st it as a team
Saturday." '
The Vikings never, did get
untracked in .the cham-
pionship game while the
Panthers came up with- a
strong performance. The
Panthers mixed a variety of
inside running and accurate
passing -to move the ball
effectively , while their
defence stopped the Viking
ground attack, which had
carried them through ,their
undefeated season.
Late in the game the
V ikings went to the pass, and
except for a couple' of
"almost -completions", when
receivers failed to hang on,
might have,found themselves
back in the game.
The Panthers led 12-0 at
halftime on touchdown runs
by Paul Pooley and Jeff
O'Brien.
Brad Cann's 25 yard run
gave the Panthers an 18-0
lead before Tom O'Keefe
scored the Vikings only
touchdown on a one yard run.
Rob Skinrier added the last
Panthers touchdown circ - a
pass tram Perry Pooley and
Paul Van Gerwen ran for a
two point conversion to
cornp,lete the scoring late in
rhe fourth quarter,
Although they ob\ i++�i51y
were disappointed at tailing
to win the championship
game after such a fine
season, coaches Bugler and
Bill Garrow and the junior
Vikings must know they can
be proud of their efforts this
° Niwa
season. •
They provided a fine
example of teamwork and'
dedication and , gave GDCI
football fans a lot to cheer
.about.
•
The GDCI cheerleaders didn't have too much to cheer about kept spirits up throughout the game. Goderich lost in the
at last Saturday's junior football final but the'young ladies final to Exeter. (staff photo)
Mark Frayne of the GDCI junior Viking football team goes Goderich' to win the junior football championship, (staff
up and over as he was hit hard at the line in junior final photo)
contest played in Stratford Saturday. Exeter defeated
Trotting Assoc. to fear down stall
The ,Goderich Trotting
Association will tear down a
stall attached to the rear of
the arena in lieu of rising fire
insurance costs with the hope
of e, tendinge.a barn on Blake
Street for more stall space in
the fttture.
Last week council learned
th#t the structure would
ether have to be outfitted
With a sprinkling systeni or
be removed because it was a
potential fire hazard.
Representatives of the.
Goderich Trotting
Association told council that
they were willing to remove
the structure and had,visions
of extending an "existing
building.
Councillor Bob Allen told
council that the cost of in-
stalling a sprinkler system in
the stall would be $537. Don
MacKay spoke on behalf of
•
Running back Mark Frayne of the GDCI junior Vikings gets
hit high and low by two Exeter players as Jon Barz at-...
tempts to• get into play and throw a block. The Panthers
scored early and went on to defeat the Vikings to avenge
last year's loss. (staff photo) .
Signal Stars whip Howick Juveniles
BY JACK CUMMINGS Hugh Hanly were the
marksrne,>z:: -
•, Goderich Signal Star assi"sts on these goalsPickingwereup
Juveniles travelled to Howick •
Township Sunday evening
and " defeated Howick
Juveniles by a score of 6-3. In
penalty filled. contest,
° which has a total of 70
minutes, Signal Stars played
a strong game to win their
first game in the W.O.A.A.
schedule. '
The only goal in the first
period was scored by Signal
Star Right winger . Mike
Cummings. In the second
period, Goderich went ahead
3-0 as Steve Meriam com-
bined with Brian Meriam. and;
Mike Cummings scored his
second short handed goal, as
:Steve Davey assisted. Before
the period ended, Howick
scored three, power play goals
to tie the game .as penalties
hurt the Signal Stars.
Scott Kennedy broke the
tie, scoring a goal before the
period ended, John Hanly
assisted.
In the final period, the
Signal Stars .added two more
goals as' Ron Hunking and
New owner
- at Garden
Centre here
the Trotting Association and 74 horses and there are more
said the horsemen put the people who would like to get
building up and would he glad space:
to take it down. He also' titrated that the
The structure was built four future of racing in Goderich
or five years ago and was douhtfui and they will
although it was once used as apply for nine raring dates
next year which was dictated
by the Association's funds.
The once a week raring
schedule would run from the
end of June to the end of
August
stable space, it *as used
exclusively by tide govern-
ment last , year for urine
samples. However Mr,
MacKay also pointed out that
stalls are now being used by
John Hanly, Len Kolkman,
Steve Meriam.,., and Brian
Meriam.
Pete .Duckworth made
same outstanding saves to
help Goderich win the game.
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