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Pops up Brad Schuman pops up at the top of the key attempting a field goal for Midland Secondary School in Georgian Bay Championship plav at MSS Monday. Schuman's effort wasn't enough for Midland to win and the seniors suffered their first and last defeat of the season to Park St. Collegiate of Orillia Suffering from injuries and missing two of their number, Midland's Ron's Longhorns showed their true grit Monday, as they defeated Orillia Peter Reino 71-53 in the third and final game of their quarter final basketball playoff in Orillia. Longhorns breezed to an easy one game lead in the first game of the series but met with stronger resistance when they returned to Orillia Friday, for game two and lost, forcing the third game Monday. The 77-70 loss on Friday, was a costly one for Longhorns who lost Dave "Tex" Shalof from the lineup when he popped a knee landing after a jump for a rebound. Shalof could not play for the rest of the game which weakened Longhorns' bench strength more as Stan Didzbalis was unable to play that night and will most likely be lost to the team for the rest of the season after taking a job in Brampton. Chester Graham _ in- jured his ankle in the game, further com- pounding Longhorns worries, and Orillia ex- tened their one point lead from the first half to win the game by seven points. Monday, Graham recovered sufficiently to play and lead his team to the win The game was another costly one for Longhorns, however, as guard Dave Hamilton injured his knee on the same type of play that put Shalof out. According to Graham, Shalof will be out for at least a week and Hamilton's condition was uncertain at press time Orillia let Longhorns take the lead early in the game and could only come within five points near the end of the first half. Longhorns extened their lead to nine points by the half and added nine more in the second half to win by 18. Kriss Watson and Chester Graham led Midland scoring with 19 Staffphoto and 29 points respectively but Graham credited the team effort on defence with the win. "Our big men did a great job on the boards 'and on defence. It was a good team effort."' The effectiveness of the Midland defence could be measured by the number of points scored by Stu Reynolds, Orillia's biggest threat in the series. Reynolds could hit for only six points from the outside and had to rely on his accurate shooting from the foul line to make his total of 21 points. In Friday's game Kriss Watson put down 30 points in a losing cause followed by Dave Dubois with 16 and Graham with 12. Watson scored 22 of his points in the second half, making a strong finish but not enough. Longhorns will now await the winner of the Stayner Mistics--Barrie G and G Disposers series that ended yesterday after press time. Should Stayner win the series, the first game of the semi-finals will begin tonight at Midland Injured Longhorns beat Orillia Secondary School. If Barrie G and G win, the first game could be held either in Midland tonight or in Barrie Tuesday. Anyone wishing to know the schedule for the semi- finals may.call The Times Sports desk today at 526- 2283. Peewees drop quarter-final opener The Elmvale PeeWees lost their first game to Stroud in OMHA PeeWee C quarter finals 6-3 in overtime play on Sunday night. This first game in the best of five series was played in Stroud with Clair McGill opening the scoring in bhe first period Bell rink performs perfectly Bob Bell's rink put ona perfect five game _per- formance last week to win the Cumming-Nicholson Bonspiel at the Midland from Dean Robertson and Reggie Kenwell. Stroud came back with two goals to end the first period 2-1 for Stroud. In the second period Stroud scored again to take a two goal lead but before the end of the period Randy Greenlaw scored with assists to McGill and Robertson to end the second period 3-2 for Stroud. This seemed to spark the Elmvale team and just after two minutes of play in the third period Kevin Swan scored with an assist to David Bannerman to tie the score. Elmvale chances remainder of had many during the the third period but just couldn't seem to break the 3-3 deadlock. In the 10 minute overtime period Elmvale had a few tough breaks and were scored on three times to end the game 6-3 for Stroud. Kevin Steele made many good saves in the Elmvale goal despite the loss. The second game in this series was played last night at the Elmvale arena. Games results were unavailable at press time. The third game will be played in Stroud this Sunday at 7:30 p.m. Exhibition game The Elmvale PeeWee's played an_ exhibition game Friday night in Elmvale against Brad- ford which ended in a 2-2 tie. Scoring for Elmvale were David Bannerman and Sandy Clarke with assists to Kenwell, Swan and Rodger Allen. The Elmvale PeeWees have a tournament this weekend in Meaford with the first game scheduled to start on Friday night at 8:15 against Hanover. Wa REPRINT of a photoin our paper? Payable in advance Come into one of our offices and order yours today nta Since 1889 WE ARE EQUIPPED AND STAFFED TO SERVICE ANY MAKE OF OIL HEATING SERVICE AUTOMATIC WEATHER CONTROLLED DELIVERIES You Never Run Out Call now and leave a message for our salesman to come to your home and explain our plans, products and service. Let us give you that nice warm feeling. BARRIE 728-2460 "*Service with a smile" Curling Club Bell and teammates Cindy White, John Butler and Gwen White won all five of their games in the week-long spiel that in- volved 28 rinks from Midland Rid Reynolds, president of the Midland Curling Club, and his rink of Wilma Garms, Jim Fowler and Lynn Morton finished in the runners-up position behind Bell Don Dowdell's rink won the second event with his rink of Linda MceNiell Ross Aylesworth and Doreen Trew Runner-up -- in second event was Ken Richmond's rink con- sisting of Charlotte Chabrian, Peter Mount and Helen Steffler Karl McAllen's rink won the third event, finishing ahead' of Bob Lamoureux's rink The fourth event winner was John Chabrian who beat out Reg Mulligan's rink the oS Sports Calendar e 9 a Save on auto insurance? <eo Before you buy, call q and compare. Maybe | Screened can save you some Top Soll money Septic Bedstone Crushed Russell Hargrave Insurance Agency 27 Queen Street W. 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