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Bob Barwick of the GDCI Senior Vikings lets g'o.with a jump shot from the key in Huron -
Perth League action against Clinton Redmen here Thursday. Barwick scored 14 points as
the Vikes racked up another win 78-47 to remain undefeated in league action. In the photo at
right, Viking guard Todd Graham drives for the basket in the first quarter. Graham scored
22 points. Darryl ::•lack scored 38 points in a game against Listowel and 25 against Clinton.
(photo by Dave Sykes)
ikings win league games
The GDCI Senior Viking basketball team
kept its enviable league record in tact this
past week, winning two more league
games.
Last Tuesday the Vikings easily handled
the Listowel T,ords in Huron -Perth action:
The' Vikes ran all aspects of their game
well, as they combined for 86 points in a
great team effort. The Lords were only
able to answer with 53 points.
' The Vikings' top' scorer -was:Darryl
Black Who hooped 38 points, Todd Graham
copped 16 points while guards, Bob Bar-
wick and Juergen Schulz added 14 and 10
points respectively. Rounding out the
starters' scoring. was Bair.'d Robinson with
seven. Playing well off the bench were
Byron Bowman and Mike Bush with two
points apiece.
In the Vikings' • seventh league game
here Thursday, they overcame a "slow start
to defeat tie Clinton Redmen 78-47. Again
Black was •dorriinant in the game with a
25 -point effort while Graham nearly mat-
ched his output with 22 'points.
Barwick chipped in with 13 points and
Robinson added eight. Ray Bedard and
Schulz added three apiece and Bowman
and Dan Martin had two each. Don'Hearn
led the Redmen with 14 points.
In exhibition play Friday, the Vikings,
rose to meet the challenge of the Strathroy
Saints winning the game' 75-51.
Graham led' the offence With a 32 -point
effort while team-mate Barwick added 16
points. Playing well were Schulz with 14,
Black, with 10 and ,Bowman with three
points.
The Vikings return to action 'today
against the Seaforth Golden Bears at 2
Webb, Wark. lead Junior Vikings
by TD
The GDCI Vikings won a pair of•Huron
1'erth junior boys' basketball games last
week, defeating the Listowel Lords, 72-54,
'I'uesday in Listowel and swamping the
Central Huron Redmen, 53-22, here
Thursday.
Ken Webb led the Vikings. in Listowel°,
scoring 18 points. Sean Wilson had 10 and
Jim Laithwaite hooped 12.
Steve Mayberry topped the lords with'14
points.
Craig Wark was a tower of strength
against the Redmen Thursday, getting 22
points. Sean Wilson was the only other Vik-
ing in double figures with 12 -points.
The Vikings were less fortunate in an ex-
hibition game Friday in Strathroy, losing
61-34 to the Strathroy Saints.
Calvin Knight had 10 points for the
Vikings.
The Vikes return to league action here
today (Wednesday) when they host the
Seaforth Golden Bears.
Midgets win, lose in league play
The GDCI midget boys won and lost in
Huron Perth Conference basketball action
last week. Tuesday, in Listowel, they, drop-
ped a 62-57 verdict to the Listowel Lords.
Here Friday they won a close one over the
Clinton Redmen, ,44-40.
In Listowel, Brad Fisher topped the Vik-
ing offence with 18 points, while Shawn
Talbot and Adam Ripley chipped in with 12
points a piece.
Brian Corriveau and Brad Fisher led the
Viking Victory over Clinton; scoring 10
points each. • Shawn Talbot had nine and
Brian Lane and Pat Donnelly threw in six
points apiece.
The Vikings defeated Strathroy in an ex-
hibition game Friday night in Strathroy,
50-38. Adam Ripley with 10 points was the
only Viking in double figures. Brian Cor-
riveau hit for nine points and Shawn Talbot
and Meng Troeung had six points each.
Bantams lose playoff opener 5-3
• in their first,,,�ggame of the round robin series the Goderich Elevator Bantams lost their
opener to Wallaceburg 5-3. It wa's anybody's game until the last minute of play when
Wallaceburg scored into the empty net.
Goderich opened the score early in the first period on a goal by Shawn Talbot assisted
by Greg Alcock and Brian Lane. The teams played fast up and down hockey until mid-
way in the period Wallaceburg tied it but a let down late in the period by the Goderich
team allowed two more goals making it 3-1 entering period two.
In period two the teams were evenly matched with°Goderich scoring the only goal by
Chris O'Neil assisted by Brian Lane. Outstanding goaltending by Shawn Currie helped
the Goderich team stay close.
Just a minute into the third period, Greg Alcock let go a hard slap shot to pull Goderich
even 3-3. Aggressive playing by both teams made for entertaining hockey but the local
team was unable 'to take the lead. Wallaceburg scored their fourth goal at the three
minute mark. Goderich pressured their opponents through -out the period but ran out of
steam when Wallaceburg scored into theempty net. Final score 5-3.
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KARATE LESSONS
for children 6 - 9 years of age
Participate for many reasons' -"Sell defence and discipline, training for competition or just
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Instructor - Ron Tyndall
8 - 1 hou'r, classes on Saturday afternoons
Starts: January 31, 1'9'87 at 2i00 pari.; -St. Mary's,School, Bennett pt., E.
Fee: $25.00 '
Note: No classes on March 14 or 21, 1987.
Pre-regisf r et the Recreation Office, 166 McDonald St., (524-2125) by January 29 1987.
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Classes heed at the Goderich Lawn Bowling Club
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