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Stompers takeover division PENETANGUISHENE Cumming-Nicholson Stompers took over the Penetang-Midland Ball Hockey league Number division lead after a 9-3 stomping of E.G. Mink Insurance Sunday The win gives Stompers a one-point lead over Penetang IGA Strikers and Mink Charlie Dyer led Stompers with four goals and one assist. Rob Wice scored two goals, and singles were added by Tom Borsa, Jim Holden and Byron Webster Webster, Borsa, Steve Beatty and Jeff Attwood collected two assists each Ken Hamlin scored twice for Mink and assisted on the third Mink goal, scored by Ron French. French, Dave Mink and Gary Hamelin also collected assists Hawks 7, Bantus 2 Olympia Sports Hawks moved to within two points of the Letter division lead at the ex pense of bottom-place 3antus, who are now eliminated from a playoff pot Paul Robillard scored two goals and added two assists to lead Hawks to their 7-2 victoriy. Tom Graham also scored twice for the winners, Aime Gignac scored once and assisted on another, and Pat Duquette and Gerald Gignac rounded out Hawks' scoring Ron Spiker and Wayne Miller were the Bantus scorers Strikers 5, Blues 5 Blues picked up their third point of the season by tying Number division- contender Penetang IGA Strikers, but the gain didn't help their fated playoff elimination With only six players, Blues used the quick break out of their own end to take a 4-1 lead, ap- parently cruising toward their first victory of the season. But Strikers came back with Mike Duval and Peter Robillard connecting twice each to force Blues' move for the°tfe Brian Pilon assisted on four of Strikers' goals, and Herb Chapman netted the fifth marker for the winners Richard Grenier and tandy Hargrove scored two goals and one assist each and Peter Dupuis scored the other goal in Blues' 37-shot per- formance a ed Brule's Bob Lapham | Leitz gains point in 1-1 tie with Barrie BARRIE -- Midland Leitz gained a point in the Barrie and District Soccer League standings after coming up with a 1-1 draw with Baxter here last Wednesday The game was marred by a brawl which resulted in one-game suspensions for three players, in- cluding Wolfgang Singel of Leitz Leitz coach Roy Savage said the behavior of the Baxter team was not out of character "Every team in the league has had trouble with them," Savage said "They're a very rough team, and they try to intimidate. None of the other clubs in the league play that sort of game." Savage said Singel was provoked into the fight by the Baxter players Leitz goal was scored by Don Foster Next game for the Midland club is tonight at Midland Secondary School against Camp Borden, and their final season outing will be another home match next Wednesday when they will meet Ajax. Leitz will then enter the league playoffs, which involves two round-robin series' between the top four and bottom four teams Raider PENETANGUISHENE -- Ina game that must have surprised Brule Hotel players more than anyone, Athenian Raiders came up with a big win, rolling over the first place team 11-3 Athenian pitcher John Young got the win, allowing only three hits from the powerful offense of Brule Hotel. Young also struck out five batters and allowed four walks while handing Brule players their second loss of the season. Scoring opened in the first inning, when Brule batter Ed Trudeau was hit by a pitch and then went on to score along with Dave Stainton after a pair of wild pitches. Athenian Raiders quickly took a one-run lead in the same inning when Peter Grigg singled and Aime Gignac hit a two-run homer to right field. Athenians increased their lead with three more runs in the third inning. John Young, Alex Sibbald and Jack Playne all singled and scored with help from one Brule error. Athenians scored yet another run in the fourth and then exploded for four more runs in the fifth. In the fourth inning, Keith Bath walked and went on to score on Rick Lemieux's single. Brule. committed two errors in the fifth and along with singles from Peter Grigg, John Young and Al Playne that wrapped up the game. Penetang Expos win another game Penetang Expos con- tinued a _ successful season by defeating Olympia Sports 7-4 in Georgian Bay Fastball play last week. Expos led Metal or Fabric AWNINGS Protect Your Home All Year Round aM e@ Great Choice of Colours @ Free' Estimates| gladly given e@ Patio Railings and Columns made to your specifications. BARRIE TENT & AWNING 34 Bayfield St. Barrie 726-6437 1-0 by virtue of a single from Rick Moreau and two stolen bases, when they flew through the fifth inning scoring five runs. Larry Marchand led that inning off with a LEMWOOD TRAILER HITCH home run to left-centre field. Then Paul Dion, Al St. Amant, Larry Leroux and Burke Thompson all singled. Those hits plus two walks produced four runs and a 6-0 lead for Expos. Olympia made a comeback attempt in the top of the sixth inning, scoring four badly-needed runs. That scoring run started off with Ben Pauze walking. Ozzie Marion and Bob Bald both singled and then Bob Moreau hit a_ two-run homer. Those four points were the only scores for Olympia, the Expos took home a victory. Wayne s come up with surprise win over Brule Dion pitched almost six innings allowing three earned runs and three hits. 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