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AMES as rere ere: * Sports Scoreboard *« ee ee Penetanguishene Recreation Hockey Jan.4 Dock Lunch 2 B & J Gas Bar 9 Ontario Hockey Association, Jr. C Division Jan. 2 Midland Centennials 1 Parry Sound Shamrocks 3 Penetanguishene Kings 12 Huntsville Huskies 7 Jan.4 Midland Centennials 4 Parry Sound Shamrocks 6 Penetanguishene Kings 5 Gravenhurst Indians 8 League Standings As Of Jan. 4 WLT Gravenhurst PRY al a} Penetang ip GP Parry Sound 168 4 Bracebridge Woe 7b: 2 Midland By GI Haliburton ky Oro 4 202 Huntsville 6h. 28h) International Hockey Midland Centennial Arena Jan.4 Ontario Hockey Association, Int. A div. Dec. 26 15 Dec. 28 Midland Athletics 6 Dec. 30 Midland Athletics7 Owen Sound Greys 4 <* League Standings As Of Dec. 30 Midland Recreation Hockey League Jan.5 Olympia Sports 11 Roadrunners 2 Hebner's Taxi 2 Regional Silver Stick Hockey Tournament Jan. 2 Penetanguishene Bantams 4 Midland 3 Midland Atoms 3 Midland Minor 0 Huntsville Atoms 6 Barrie 5 Aurora Midgets 1 Huntsville 4 Midland Midgets 1 Owen Sound 0 Aurora Atoms 6 Midland 2 Aurora Pee Wees 5 Cobourg 3 Huntsville Bantams 2 Aurora 3 Penetanguishene Midgets 6 Huntsville 4 Jan. 3 Acton Midgets 1 Midland 2 Collingwood Bantams0 Penetanguishene 1 Collingwood Pee Wees 5 Midland 1 Penetanguishene Atoms 1 Huntsville 7 Penetanguishene Midgets 2 Midland 4 Aurora Bantams 16 Penetanguishene 2 Aurora Pee Wees 5 Collingwood 0 Huntsville Atoms 2 Aurora 3 Hindson Marine 6 Chalet Sports 4 Pts 49 36 34 36 27 16 10 6 Midland Major Bantams6 Rauma-Lukka 10 Midland Athletics 2Collingwood Shipbuilders Port Elgin Sunocos 8 WLT Pts Collingwood Shipbuilders 20 3 0 40 Georgetown Raiders We 8} ab SB} Barrie Flyers P20 On 24 Owen Sound Greys IGE) il eR} Orillia Terriers 1091322020 Port Elgin Sunoco's on O33 Midland Athletics DNPH (Viacert! Future Games Jan. 4 Athletics at Owen Sound 7:30 p.m. Jan.7 Port Elgin at Athletics 8:30 p.m. Duggan's Polar Kings 3 Performance Motor Sports 3 Athenian Flyers 9 League Standings . WLT Pts Hebner's Taxi 1d Sel; 22 Olympia Sports 1) oler23 Duggan's Polar Kings 9 51 19 Athenian Flyers ee eens Performance Sports 312206 Roadrunners 21370; 4 Future Games, Jan. 12 Performance vs. Olympia, 8 p.m. Hebner's vs. Athenian, 9:15 p.m. Duggan's vs. Roadrunners, 10:30 p.m. Toronto Curling Assoc. Sun Life Junior Men's Bonspiel Jan. 2-Jan.4 Glen Howard 7 - Glen Matheson 2 Glen Howard 9 - Mike Brady 7 Glen Howard 10 - Jim Brooks 6 Glen Howard 8 - Brett Patterson 4 Glen Howard 3 - Philip Cole 2 Glen Howard 8 - Neil Campbell 7 Penetanguishene Minor Hockey, 8 Year Olds Jan. 2 Canadiens 4 - Leafs 2 Jan.3 Canadiens 2 - Nordiques 0 Future Games Jan. 9 Nordiques vs. Canadiens Jan. 10 Leafs vs. Nordiques Penetanguishene Industrial Bowling League Dec. 30, 1980 We LE Pts Dusome Garage 36 15 87 Desroches Brothers 4 ele; 80 Lakeview Dairy 31 20 73% Midland IGA 28 23 64 Commodore Hotel 26 25 601% Pilon Construction 26 25 60 Sarjeant Boy's My Ny 57 Gignac Muffler 2D 26 Di Marchand Potatoes Ltd. 24 27 56 Oak Ridge Boys 24 27 55 Fiberglass Sales * 19 31 46 Legion 9 42 20 Sunday Sinner's Bowling League First Series WwW L Pts Lucky Striker's 37 7 683 Born Loser's 35 19 80 Pat's Rat's 27%» 26% 65 Alley Cat's 25 29 56 Heavy Roller's 20% 33% 51 Seven Up's 15 39 30 Second Series as of Jan. 4 We Pts Lucky Striker's 5 ale) Alley Cat's 4 yee Ul) Born Loser's 3 Sie Pat's Rat's 3 BG Heavy Roller's 2 (Wits) Seven Up's 1 D, a2 Midland Industrial Bowling League Jan. 4 Western Division W L Pts Quality Carpet Care SH Seal Commodore Hotel 27 18 61 Norsims Canadianas Pe BAL GS} Bayshore Lanes 21% 20 49 Legion Red 16 29 36 Bay Mills Bombers 15 30 34 Eastern Division W L Pts Brabants Construction 34 11 78 Garner's Sports 26: 19° 61 Huronia Auto Glass 25 20 56 Legion Gold 21% 23 48 Ladouceur Construction 15% 29 34 Bay Mills Rookies 124% 32 28 Ontario Volleyball Association : Jan. 4 Juvenile Boys 16 - North York 14 Juvenile Boys 15 - North York 12 Juvenile Boys 15 - North York 9 Juvenile Boys 15 - North York 10 Juvenile Boys 4 - North York 15 Parlour Games 7 - North York Sr. A 15 Parlour Games 4 - North York Sr. A 15 Parlour Games 15 - North York Sr. A4 Parlour Games 15 - North York Sr. A2 Parlour Games 15 - North York Sr. A5 Striker's take first series At the end of the first series in Sunday Sin- ner's Bowling League action, Lucky Striker's managed to hold onto first place with 37 wins and 17 losses for 85 points. : Born Loser's were close behind in second with 80 points while Pat's Rat's were further back with 65. The last three places in the league were oc- cupied by Alley Cat's, Morton's rink off to finals Midland skip Lynn Morton and her rink won the "A" division in Provincial Division Curling Playoffs yesterday in Penetanguishene in fine style. This means the Tay Township curler along with teammates Vivian Shaw, Margaret Bourgeois and Gwenn Milley will be heading to the provincial finals Jan. 19-22 at Kitchener Granite Club. The Morton rink took two 10-end games yesterday in the double knock-out series which attracted rinks from Districts 9, 10, 11 and 12 from Midland, Markdale, Lindsay and Gravenhurst. Yesterday morning the Morton foursome tripled the score on Markdale 12-4 while Midland squeezed past Gravenhurst in the afternoon 7-6. In the morning round Gravenhurst drubbed Lindsay 9-5 while it took an extra end in the afternoon for Lindsay to win over Markdale 8- 7 to prompt this morning's game for the ""B" title between Lindsay and Gravenhurst which got rolling in high gear at 9:30 a.m. All games were scheduled 10-end affairs. From all reports those who watched the gals in action saw some of the best curling ever played at Penetanguishene Curling Club. Page 26, Wednesday, January 7, 1981 20 INCHRCALXL 100 PORTABLE COLOUR TV 26 INCH RCA COLOUR CONSOLE TV 26 INCH RCA COLOUR CONSOLE TV 1 only 14 INCH RCA XL100 PORTABLE COLOUR TV MANY MORE IN-STORE SPECIALS Heavy Roller's and Seven Up's with 56, 51 and 30 points respec- tively. One week into the second series, things are shaping up pretty much the same as the first series but a few teams have made a move or two. Lucky Striker's im- mediately took the lead Sunday with five wins and one loss for 12 points. Alley Cat's made a jump of two spots from their finish in the first series to take over second place with 10 points. Most other fhings in the league stood though including Dean Chap- man's high average for men at 215, Stella McIntaggart's high average for ladies at WS} Gerald Lesperance's' high singles flat 'and with handicap at 350 and 365, Shirley Simmonds high single flat for men at 289, Betty Thayer's high single with handicap at 343. Jim Bressette's high triples flat and with handicap at 878 and 959 and Sherrin Sykes' high triples flat and with handicap at 675 and 789. $495-99 $729-9 $649- 95 $399 .00 TEDLIGHT'S TV SALES AND SERVICE 77 Main St., Penetang, Ont. 549-7978 ee ee ees