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' Dennis, Indusmin Bantams win first playoff series Midland Indusmin minor bantams defeated Collingwood twice on the weekend to win the first Ontario playoff series three games straight. In a close contested game Saturday night Midland defeated Collingwood 2-0, goalie Glen Grittani getting the shutout. Pat Brodeur, assisted by John Wright and Paul Hahn scored early in the third and "john Webb found the net Sr the insurance goal with only six minutes left in the game. On Sunda St. Theresa's St. Theresa's High School senior boys' basketball team carried an 11 point lead into the second half then watched it disappear as Pickering College stormed back to win 50-47. The Crusaders con- trolled the first half of the game with a fast breaking 'attack and a full court man to man defence. Pickering's big 'men, Peter King and Murvi dominated rebounds in the second 'half and led their team the 28-17 with two wins to their credit and one win to go the Indusmin Bantams came out flying. They scored four goals in the first, one in the second and four more in the third to win 9- 1. Pat Brodeur led with three goals, Paul Hahn had two and Gerry Borsa, Danny Hall, Scott Ken- nedy and John Webb contributed one each. Midland Indusmins journey to London this weekend for a_ tour- nament and then on to meet Aurora in the second series of Ontario Playoffs lose 50-47 defecit. King earned 24 points in the game, Dennis 19. Top point getters for Midland were Mike Sullivan with 12 and Pete Beeney and John Trewin with 10 each. A much' improved passing game by the junior Crusaders allowed them to dominate the Pickering College team and emerge victorious, 61-26. St. Theresa's was led by a 23 point performance by Greg Larkin, Dan Kozy had 12. Midland contingent Badminton action isn't something you can enjoy watching everyday in Midland. 'On Saturday at Midland Secondary School, the Midland. Badminton Club hosted the Georgian Bay Junior Tournament. Participants in the mixed doubles competition were (left) Mary Pat Quilty and Howie Silvey and (right) Cindy LeClair and Chris Weissflog. LeClair and Weissflog took the Gold medal while Quilty and Silvey won the Silver. Staff photo Barrie defaults Longhorns finish season on winning note Ron's Longhorns men's basketball team finished their season in fourth place after two wins last week. One win was an uphill battle all the way, the other was a rather easy victory as only one player showed up from the opposition. Stayner Mystics had Midland in the hole, 53-41 at half time, but were unable to hold back the Longhorns' attack in the second half as they fell 85- 67. Stayner was up 20 points at one time in the second half. Dave Dubois led the comeback with 20 points, Chester Graham had 15. Longhorns last game of the season was scheduled to be against Georgian College last Wednesday but only one Barrie player straggled onto the court at game time. The Victory was awarded to Midland, giving them 12 wins and four losses for the season which put them in second spot with Alliston Maurauders and Barrie -G and JG Disposers. Point spreads in games between the three teams meant that Alliston finished second in the final standings behind Stayner, G and G third and Midland fourth. Also making the playoffs were _ first game of their best of Barrie Brass in fifth and three quarter finals Orillia C&C Pants in tonight in Barrie. G andG sixth. will travel to Midland for the second game Wed- nesday 23. Midland will meet G and G Disposers in the ELMVALE 1975 ELMVALE AUTO SUPPLY 322-1111 CHRYSLER CORDOBA, V-8, auto., ps., pb., radio, radial tires, safety certified, 60 days 100% power train warranty PRICE $4,495 HOW MUCH MONEY DO YOU NEED ? 2,500 to 100,000 Pay off all your debts in one clean sweep and have only one small monthly payment. 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Mental lapses seemed to Ladies Playdowns won by Midland rink Two Midland rinks walked off with top prize in double rink com- petitions at the Ladies Tankand | District Playdowns 'held at the Alliston Curling Club last Thursday and Friday. Winners from Midland were skip Lynn Marton, with Vivian Shaw, Diane Vollick and Mary Bourgeois and_ skip Shirley Stokes with Doreen Helen Wilma Garms, and McCurry CAN Steffler. The Midland rinks defeated Elmvale, Churchill, Barrie ~Essa and met Cookstown in the finals. No one is really sure if this is the first time Midland has ever won the district in this competition but if they did it it's so long ago that no one can remember - so it may just be a first. The two teams will now advance to the division finals in Owen Sound in March 9. plague the Midland girls The senior team from as they were abletoscore St. Theresa's continued in bunches, but then their lackluster play into retreated into their shells. the first game of their match against Elmvale, losing 15-10. However they rebounded with two straight victories - 15-4, 15-8, to win the match. The seniors' record now The game was their first without coach Bruce Finlayson who suffered a broken back while tobogganing. stands at eight wins and one loss with the last game of the regular season tomorrow at Midland Secondary School. : St. Theresa's junior team also lost to Twin Lakes by scores of 15-5, 15-8. They managed a few more points in their game against Elmvale, but still went down to defeat, 15- 10, 15-12. -The midgets from St. Theresa's won one game against Twin Lakes but lost the match 15-8, 5-15, 15-7, Elmvale also defeated them 15-8, 15-9. 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