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defeated Listowel 61-47 tO..
end their 'miller 6600.00010
a- record of eight winsand
twOlOsseS• " ,t1
Dave ,Almasi,with 15 points'
and JOhn Thsepson:witiv 12
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levin ,0684e bad. • three,
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league game Monday
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andthey forced the..Vikes to!
•'' ' TY" 'INA,' league game, the
1, Pia* et twe points
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The,•ilfiltings went through
ttiOthOtionSintheir Win over
tfisteWel and did not bustle
�nough to glint down the
• LOrds',. offence. The Lords'
-Tem ikTewbigging was the
game's top scorer with 16.
AONlhings Met .Stratford,
'NetthWeitem in sudden,
death semi-final A:otat. 4
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yesterday (Tuesday) ;1411
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finished Huskies,‘,0 Ieague, had
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playoff' action, against South Huron Friday.: 0 .0011011 wee the game 52-38 and advance** tack '-. , . -,.• r'' •••' .,.,. „....: - :„;: ,
thelbleint erthsemi. :week (photohyDavektkes) , • - , • :--.The.::gnme. was '. close
throughout, but the Vikings
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Vikings.the : Den McCallurn
had Dave Smith got
eight and Joe Wlerri401' and
Chris Titre had six. each.
Kevin Smith , and' Andre*,
Telford chipped in with four
points apiece, while Daryl
Madge and Chris Starkey
had two Points each and Paul
:Brenner had one.
Chris Collinson had
pointsfor the Lords.
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By TD playoff structure is used, the
The GDCI midget , boys' midget title is decided on the
basketball team topped off basis of* the one -day tour-
. a perfect :-Huron-Perth_nament.. -
—COnfenfie—e regular season In their win over Listowel,
with an 87-39 vietory over the ,Vikings were led by Todd
Listowel last Wednesday. ` Graham with 20 points. Chris
The win gave the Vikings a Smith hooped 14 and Steve
record 10 wins in 10 games Bugler chipped ' in 12.
played. Juergen Schulz threw in 11,
However, the Vikings and 10 of them in the second hall.
their coaching staff of Lynn
Meyers, Al Sygrove and Tim ' Baird, Robinson had eight ,
•• Doherty had to set about points, Dave McCallum had
proving it again on Monday ;seven, Bob Barwick hadfive,
in the Huron -Perth ' cham- John EmpSon had four, Joe •
pionship tournament in Fitzpatrick had three, Jeff
Stratford Unlike the junior Bedard had two points and
and setter divisions, where a. Kevin Telford had one point.
ridge Club scores
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David Almasi of the GDCIjimiorViliinghasketball team looks for the basket over the
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percent; Joanne Duckworth
outstreched arms of two South Huron defenders in playoff action here Friday. Almasi led and Lee Ryan. were second
the juniors to a 52,38 win with 15 points. (photo by Dave Sykes) with 57 percent; Auleen
Curry and Jean Papernick
were Ohl With 55 percent;
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Were fourth with 53 percent;
and 'Dawna Sproule and
Verna - Worthy • were fifth
with 49 percent.
On March 8, the club will
hold the quarterly Club
Championship game.
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