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Citizen sports beat Recreation Scene by Ron Marchildon 4 Penetanguishene recreation coordinator We would like people to start picking up registration forms for swimming lessons as well as our day camp program. We would certainly hope both of these programs are essential to a young child growing up in the vicinity of water. It is important that a child not only learn to swim, but also learn to swim properly while acquiring an awareness of the many water safety rules. So please register your child early. We are also contemplating running a tiny tots program and an adults program if the interest is there. Our minor soccer program got off the ground the other night. Wally Meisinger is still looking for some adult help with the peewee team. He assures me the team is looking real good. I would like to ask everyone's co-operation in helping us keep the parks in a respectable condition. If you see anyone defacing or abusing the parks in any way please contact the police to correct this situation. Thank you Junior Girls Softball Teams Pew iy, sp ist Astros Giants Phillies Padres NNNN Ne on Senior Girls Softball Teams Pi ower Piss Indians ' Red Sox Royals Rangers Senior Boys Softball Results Monday, May 11 Expos 17 Cardinals 10 NNNW een NN s i) Reds 6 Mets 9 Tuesday, May 12 Orioles 17 Athletics 10 Yankees 14 White Sox 3 Tuesday, May 20 Yankees 11 Orioles 8 Athletics 8 White Sox 3 Boys Softball Standings Senior Teams Pts. Expos Cardinals Mets Reds ww Junior Teams Pts. Orioles Yankees Athletics White Sox Noe ow Olympia Sports downs Esso 8-5 in GBFL season opener Olympia Sports downed Ken's Esso 8-5 in the opening game of the Georgian Bay Fastball League, Monday night at McGuire Park. Olympia's' Bobby Valentine drove in the tying and game winning runs in the bottom of the fifth inning when he belted a triple with two men on base and two outs. That gave Olympia a 6-5 lead which they increased to 7-5 before the end of the fifth by driving Valentine home. Olympia then added a single run in the bottom of the sixth to finish the scoring John Stamp was the winning pitcher while the Expo's Bert Thompson took the loss. Thompson had entered the game to relieve Lloyd Leroux who walked the first five batters he faced in the bottom half of the opening frame. That enabled Olympia Sports to tie the game up at 2-2. In the top half of the first, three hits came when there were two outs. At the end of three innings both teams were locked in a 4-4 tie. The game was decided in the fifth inning. In the top of the fifth John Dion reached first base on an error, stole second, and raced home on a double by John Moreau. That gave the Expos a short lived 5-4 lead which they surrendered in the bottom of the fifth. The complete list of all GBFL games is published on the following sports page. Results from games played last night will be reported in next week's Citizen. Watergate soccer Peewees win opener 2-0 The Penetanguishene Watergate Peewees blanked Collingwood 2-0 last Thursday in their season opening soccer game. David Cadeau and Tom LeClair booted in single goals to lead the Watergate peewees to victory. Coach Wally Neisinger praised the efforts of his Penetanguishene players saying that they played really well especially for a team which had only three or four players who had ever played together before. PSS boys win third track meet : by Pat Fitzgerald The Penetanguishene Secondary School boys track and field team will send 26 athletes to the Georgian Bay Secondary School Association track and field meet at Parry Sound following their outstanding performance in the Zone Two cham- pionship meet held last Wednesday at PSS. The win was the third in a row for the PSS boys' track and field team which previously had won the CKMP and the Tri meets Second place went to Orillia District Secondary School which edged Midland Secondary School by a narrow 31% point margin. GBSSA qualifiers in the senior division for the PSS team _ included Mickey Levack, who won the 3000 metre event in a time of 10 minutes 27.2 seconds and Rob Berdan, who swept 'the pole vaulting competition by jumping 11 feet 9 inches. Berdan also qualified for the high jump com- petition. Mare LeBlane (PSS) threw the shotput 40 feet 10 inches for a first place finish in that event. Gordy Dusome's (PSS) and Bob Dutton's (PSS) 158 foot seven inch and 145 foot eight inch throws respectively, were good enough for GBSSA standards. The PSS junior relay team of Ken Marchildon, Andy Lacroix, Dave Charlebois and Tim Downie recorded a 45.7 seconds time in the 400 metre relay to edge out MSS's team in one of the closest events of the day. The PSS win qualifies the junior relay team for the GBSSA meet. Tim Downie, Randy Promm, and John Lar- mand (all PSS) qualified for the 200 metre, 300 metre and the pole vault competitions respecti- vely. Downie also ran the 100 metre in 11.5 seconds for a second place finish. Ernie Quesnelle's 53.6 second time earned him a second place finish in the 400 metre event. His time was good enough for GBSSA standards. Ken Marchildon (PSS) qualified for the 200 metre. John Larmand (PSS) in the high jump and Greg Quesnelle in the discus also met GBSSA qualification marks. Glen Marchand will participate in the 1500 metre steeple chase. In the midget division where PSS is rated as having the strongest midget team in the area, eight athletes are going to the GBSSA meet which started Monday and finished yesterday in Parry Sound. Lloyd Cascagnette qualified for the 100 metre, the pole vault and the long jump events. Paul Robillard will be in the 400 metre and 800 metre events. Terry Tessier is in the shotput and javelin competitions; Dave LeBlanc will throw the discus. Joe Rankin made the GBSSA _ long jump mark. Tom Pauze and Peter Maracle qualified in the hurdles and discus events. Qualifying for the Midland Secondary School team were G. Diver in the 1,500 metre event and Angelo Kosmidis in the junior 100 metre and the 200 metre events. Steve Agnew will race in the 800 metre and the 1500 metre events. G. Hansford qualified for the long and triple jump GBSSA competitions. In the senior division, Richard Thorpe qualified for the GPSSA hurdles. Ron LeClair made the GBSSA mark in the 100 and 200 metre events. Steve Godry qualified in the discus and B. Mid- dleton in the high and triple jump events. All first place finishers in the Zone track and field competitions and all those with times or distances which meet GBSSA standards were eligible to compete in the GBSSA track and field meet which started Monday and finished yesterday. Results will be printed in next week's paper. Rob Berdan senior pole vault and high jump Angela Wesser senior 100 metres and long jump e Ernie Quesnelle Junior 400 metre Terry Tessier Midget javelin and shot put Andy Lacroix ; Gord Dusome Junior 400 metre relay Senior javelin * Randy Promm Junior 3,000 metre Steve Robillard Junior 400 metre hurdles Peter Maracle Midget discus Dave LeBlanc Midget discus and 400 metre relay Tom Pauze Midget 400 metre relay 100 metre hurdles Michael Levack Senior 3,000 metre Lloyd Cascagnette Midget 100 metre, pole valut, long jump, ve ae Bob Dutton Senior javelin Ken Cowan Midget shotput Mark LeBlanc Senior shotput Eva Charlebois Junior discus and shotput John Larmand Junior pole vault and high jump Paul Robillard Midget 400 metre, 800 metre and 400 relay Ken Marchildon Junior 200 metre and 400 metre relay Larry Banks coach Tim Downie Junior 100 and 200 m 400 metre relay Joe Rankin Midget long jump Paul Fawcett coach Second section The Penetanguishene Secondary School boys team won its third track and field meet of the season, the Zone Two meet, held at PSS last Wednesday. Here, Glen Cousineau's 74 by Pat Fitzgerald Kenny Cousineau of the Midland Golf and Country Club finished first in Saturday's tournament between players from the Midland and Brooklea Golf Clubs. The tour- nament was held at the Midland Golf and Country club. Cousineau's 74 was one shot better then the 75 shot by Murray Yorke of the Midland Club who finished in second spot. Yorke won Eager Beaver, the opening tournament of the year last week. After Saturday's tournament Cousineau commented that it was the finest round he has ever shot at Midland. Marchand (PSS) demonstrates the kind of effort that propelled PSS to victory. Marchand was competing in the junior boys long jump. Staff photo tops tourney Kenny joined the Midland Golf and Country Club at the start of the year. Ron Jeffery took third place: = with aie a75. Brooklea's Russ Howard shot a 76 to finish in fourth place. Ken Tannahill of Penetanguishene shot a 77 to earn himself a fifth Sports calendar place finish. Andy Wickstead and Denny Abbott also shot 77's. Chester Graham toured the course with a 79. Brooklea's Charlebois had the low net score of 61. Herb Mellish of the Midland Golf and Country Club was runner up in the net division. Fe EN Gulf \ 4 LORNE RANCE GULF STATION ELMVALE BEST Gas x Oil Batteries Tires Mechanic On Duty TED POTTER BACKHOEING 835-3132 TRUCKING DOZER SEPTIC RR1 Waubaushene HOWELL DRILLING WATERWELLS FOR HOME Reasonable Rates Prompt Service COTTAGES FARMS 538-2573 PERKINSFIELD Ontario A. Marchildon Blue Prints & Rubber Stamps Behind Fitzgerald R.E. 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