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a ee ae an Disa bean is PONE -- oe en SC lO SiS Keegos claim firsts in swim meet Swimming clubs from Midland, Muskoka, Orillia and Owen Sound took 'part in a developmental swim meet in Midland YMCA Sunday. The Midland club is called the Keegos club and operates out of Midland's YMCA. Several firsts were recorded by members of Midland's team with improvements being realized by many of Midland swimmers on personal bests. For 13 and 14 girls, Molly Wadge swam for a first in 200 metre individual medley with a time of three minutes and 1.7 seconds. She also received a third in 100 metre backstroke and a sixth in 400 metre free style competition. Also in 13 and 14 girls competition, the team of Michelle Magnan, Lynn Hein , Molly Wadge and Cathy Hutton won a first place finish in 200 metre relay racing. Their time was two minutes, 34.7 seconds. Thev swam for a third in 200 metre free style relay as well. Michelle Magnan got a fourth in 100 metre back stroke and Lynn Heins was awarded two fourths, one in 200 metre individual medley and the other in 400 metre free style. Heins' wins included a fifth in 50 metre free style swimming. Cathy Hutton got a second in 100 metre back stroke swimming, a third in 50 metre free style a third in 200 metre individual medley and a fourth in 100 metre free style. In 10 and under boys swimming, David Young swam for three firsts in 200 metre individual medley, 50 metre free style and 100 metre back stroke. She also won a fourth in 400 metre free style. J. J. Gorman won two firsts in 10 and under boys competition, one in 200 metre breast stroke and the other in 400 metre free style. Two seconds in 100 metre back stroke and 50 metre free style were also claimed by Gorman. ; _ These two boys joined up with Joel Heins and Joel Magnan to win two firsts in 200 metre iree style relay and 200 metre medley relay. Heins. won a second in 200 metre breast stroke, a third in 400 metre free style, and fourth in 50 metre free style and a fourth in 200 metre individual medley. Magnan entered 200 metre individual medley and scored a third along with a second in 100 metre free style, a fourth in 400 metre free style, a fourth in 200 metre breast stroke and a fifth in 50 metre free style. Other categories included the following: Girls 11 and 12 Storm Gorman 200 metre breast stroke - 6th. Lisa Magnan -- 200 metre breast stroke - 3rd: 200 metre individual medley 5th. Natalie Cooper -- 200 metre breast stroke 5th. Girls 15 and over Elaine Baumgardner -- 200 metre in- dividual medley 4th; 50 metre freestyle 4th; 400 metre free style 5th; 100 metre freestyle 5th. Boys 11 and 12 Jason Jones -- 100 metre back stroke 2nd; 200 metre breast stroke 3rd. Alex Therrien -- 200 metre breast stroke 1st: 50 metre free style 2nd; 400 metre free style 4th; 100 metre free style 6th. 11 and 12 Boys 200 metre free style relay - 13 and 14 Boys Tim Bourrie -- 400 metre free style Ist; 200 metre individual medley 2nd; 200 metre breast stroke 3rd; 50 metre free style 5th. Chris Leavens -- 50 metre free style 1st; 100 metre back stroke Ist; 100 metre free style 2nd: 400 metre free style 4th. 13 and 14 Boys 200 metre Medley Relay ist; 200 metre free style relay Ist. 15 and Over Boys Greg Vogt -- 400 metre free style 1st; 100 metre free style 2nd; 200 metre individual medley 2nd; 50 metre free style 2nd. Kerry Heins -- 200 metre breast stroke 2nd; 100 metre back stroke 3rd; 400 metre free style 4th; 50 metre free style 6th. Andre Bourrie -- 200 metre Breast stroke 3rd: 100 metre back stroke 4th; 400 metre free style 5th; 50 metre free style 5th. Jason Hanmer -- 100 metre free style 5th; 200 metre individual medley 5th; 50 metre free style 6th. 50 and over Boys 200 metre medley relay lst; 200 metre tree style relay Ist. Oldtimers tournament draws uge crowds, attracts 16 teams Approximately 500- 600 fans poured through the gates of the Elmvale plav Saturday, Saturday's play In the second round of Allan- strive for top i. on the score sheets. Penetang gained their first win of the tour- first period of play. Searboro came around division of the match by in the last two periods of Arena last weekend to take in the annual Georgian Bay Indians Oldtimers Hockey Tournament. Co-spo- nsored by the Indians and Molsons Breweries, three day event drew good crowds' and provided sports fans with some good calibre plav. Meals and a lounge were set up in the -building and the ladies with the Indians' team supplied the food for the dale continued their string of wins with a 2-0 defeat of Penetang, while Owen Sound downed Moonstone 2-0. Mississauga beat the Urban Cowboys, also by a 2-0 score, then con- tinued on to. beat Toronto Island 5-2. Gravenhurst blanked Coldwater 3-0, Midland beat Orillia 5-0 and Stroud downed Bancroft 8-1. Kitchener gained a shut-out over Peter- borough 5-0, Orillia nament as they downed Moonstone by a 4-2 score. Toronto Island then downed Toronto Urban Cowboys 3-1, Owen Sound won over Allandale 4-3 and Scarboro defeated Mississauga by a score of 7-2. In the round, Orillia trounced Peterborough by a score of 9-1 to take the championship in the 'D' division of play. weekend visitors. A total of 16 teams took part in the tour- nament, a match sanctioned by the Canadian Oldtimers Hockev Association and refereed by qualified officials. Midland Gravenhurst score of 6-3. ; Sunday saw Friday's results reach a_ peak The action got un- derwav Friday evening with teams vying for spots in the finals in their divisions. Penetang downed Coldwater in the first game of the tournament by a score of 8-1 and Moonstone followed up with a 1-0 win over Midland. Allandale beat Gravenhurst 6-3, Owen Sound downed Orillia 4-2 and Mississauga reigned supreme over Stroud by a 5-3 score. Toronto Island beat Peterborough 2-0 later on in the evening and the Toronto Urban Cowboys' defeated Bancroft by a score of 5- 0. Action became heavy in the last match-up of the night as the Scar- boro Burros battled it out with Kitchener- Waterloo. After regulation play, the two teams were tied so five minutes of sudden death play began. No change in positions resulted, so the groups were forced into a shoot- out. This meant five plavers were selected from each team to shoot on net for points. Two such sets of men, a total of ten players, took these shots before Scarboro was finally declared the winners by a score of 4-2. downed Coldwater 7-3, beat Peterborough defeated Bancroft 4-1 and Stroud won over Kitchener by a Sunday's finais in the arena as teams began to ADVANCE POLL Proven Leadership eProven Experience eA Platform for Midland's RE-ELECT AS MAYOR Morelan A. Lynn Stroud squeaked by Midland 3-2 for the 4-2, championship in the 'C' division and Toronto Island won over Penetang 2-1 for the 'B' division title. The last game of the tournament was played between the Scarboro Burros and Owen Sound and was tied after the play Future plav to win the 'A' a score of 5-3. Each team in the picked up cheques for winner's circle, the top $150 from the groups in each division, tour- nament organizers. Transport Canada Fuel Consumption rating on Fiesta is Highway 6.2 litre/100= 45 mpg .. 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