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D Local teams vie Penetanguishene Jr. C Kings hockey club really need to get ahead of Bracebridge Bears in league standings if they want to have a good position for the playoffs. According to playoff arrangements for the league, the first place team can choose to play either the fourth, fifth or sixth place team in the first round of the playoffs. The second place team can choose to play one of the two teams left when the first place team has made their decision. The third place team gets to play the team that has not been chosen by either the first or second place team. Penetanguishene Kings is presently in third place. only one point behind Bracebridge Bears with 40 points. Gravenhurst Indians are leading the league with 49 points and should be able to hold onto that lead until the end of the season. If the Kings are to advance in the standings and get a better choice in the playoffs, they must have the fans' support. With only two home games left, they are hoping that the hockey fans will come out ready to give vocal evidence that they are behind their team. Midland Centennials, on the other hand cannot possibly get into one of the key three spots and they must concentrate only on not slipping into last place and out of the playoff positions. Looking at the standings so far though, that would be a difficult thing for the Centennials to do and it's a safe bet that they will be in the playoffs. League standings follow: W LT Pts Gravenhurst PRY By Bye C8) Bracebridge 19 8 2 40 Penetanguishene 18s8e3 239 Parry Sound 16 8 4 36 Midland 13% 15) 925 28 Haliburton s teal. 2) 16 Oro UPA PHANG Huntsville J 5 24 0 10 Asandwich fit forakin Doug Gillespie of Penetanguishene Jr. for pla y-off positions : Dance during Sunday night's game C Kings is caught here as he tries to against Midland Centennials. The get between John Witzke and Frank game ended in a 7-7 deadlock. Serving Ais time Kines beat the league-leading Indians Penetanguishene Kings assistant captain Terry Cameron, a left defenceman, follows the second period action in the Gravenhurst Indians end of the rink from the confinement of the penalty box. The 5-4 last Friday night in Penetanguishene. Roadrunners and It's all been rendered... Ken Edgar scored a academic for hat trick for Athenian Roadrunners and Flyers with Brian Performance Motor Phillips, Don Lefaive Sports of Midland and Paul Adam each Recreation Hockey etting a pair of goals in that lopsided victory. whether they win or not. Monday's_ results They have been of- ficially opted out of the playoffs due to their low point totals .and . they don't -have 'enough games left to move into a higher spot. One of Midland's entries into Ontario Volleyball Association play. Parlour Games Senior Men's volleyball This was decided Monday night despite tied their games, yp a step into.senior A Performance Motor jevel after Sunday's Sports tying Olympia action in the Senior A- Sports 5-5 and Senior B Interlock in Roadrunners tying Scarborough. Duggan's Polar Kings 2- Parlour Games had 2. finished first in their 'In the game for former senior B level of Performance Motor Play which meant that Sports, Brent Gordon they would take on one and Randy Simpell each of the two last place got a pair of goals while teams in the senior A Brian Newhouse level. provided the tying goal for Performance. For Olympia Sports, goal getters were Rick Lefaive, Norm Lemieux, Earl Scott, John Lemieux and Terry Archer. Guy Ormiston scored both of Roadrunners' goals as they played toa 2-2 tie with Duggan's Polar Kings, Tom Borsa scoring a single marker for Duggan's with Mike Laurin getting the tying goal with 1:50 remaining to play. In the roughest game of the season, Athenian Flyers blasted Hebner's Taxi 9-1, Brennan Crowley getting Heb- ner's only goal. In that game, there were 22 minor penalties Shared between the two arch rival teams with three fights breaking out during play. In interlock action, Parlour Games finished second to move _ into senior A volleyball. Their first match was against the Slovenice Sports Club and Parlour Games got off to a bad start in that game. Cadeau pops in four Midland Minor Hockey's Peewee house league was full of action Saturday in Midland Centennial Arena as the Midland Times team blasted Century 21, 10-3. Sean Graham scored a pair for Midland Times with assists going to Gary Asselin and Shawn Berriault on the markers. Asselin scored three markers himself for Midland Times with Graham helping out on mean that Olympia Sports move ahead of Hebner's Taxi by one point after they were deadlocked infirst place with 23 points. Duggan's Polar Kings They were down 12-4 at one time in the first game but they fought back to win that game 16-14. Their momentum continued and they took the second game as well by a close score of 15-13 Their second match up saw them play against University of Toronto Old Boys and Parlour Games had problems there. They couldn't seem to get any momentum going and their serve reception failed them badly as they had trouble adjusting their blocking to the fast attack of the U of T squad. All this combined to hand Parlour Games two losses, 15-1 and 15-4. Parlour Games next his first goal and Craig Flint assisting on another. Sean Cadeau scored four goals for Midland Times, with Dale Clarke, Craig Flint and Jon Fike assisting on three of those goals. Jighe Ross scored Midland Times' last goal with Sean Murphy helping out on the goal. David Moreau scored a single goal for Century 21 while Gerald McMann got two goals held onto third place with 20 points even though they only tied their game but Athenian Flyers move one point closer to them after winning their game to 17 points. played D. V. Raiders who were joining them from the senior B level of play in the com- petition and Parlour Performance Motor Sports and Roadrunners each moved up one point but they still cannot make. the playoffs as they sit in fifth and sixth spot with seven and five points respectively. Games came out on top of that match 15-13 and 15-8. Good team blocking was displayed | Performance Sports officially out This coming Mon- day's game will see Hebner's Taxi take on Performance Motor Sports at eight p.m. while Duggan's Polar Kings will meet Olympia Motor Sports at 9:15 p.m. Roadrunners will play Athenian Flyers at 10:30 p.m. All games take place in Midland Centennial Arena. Parlour Games make senior A throughout the match with Jeff Dunn and Rick Presse showing some real strength in the middle blocking position. For Parlour Games, Keith and Paul Duval were particularily ef- fective. Consolation championship Midland Major Midgets participated in a hockey tournament in Cobourg, Ontario Saturday and took the consolation champio- nship. Their first game was against Thorold which they lost 1-0 despite pulling their goalie in the last minute of play for the added man advantage. Midland got that win back in the next game when they played Newmarket, coming up with a 4-0 win in which for that team. In the other action- packed game in that league, Midland Police doubled A and W 6-3 with Bret Stickle, Isaac Huston, Danny McCallum, J. York and Rick Knibbs scoring for Midland Police. Knibbs scored two goals for Midland Police in that game. Dean Malot, Jeff Wilson and Jeff Rodney scored for A and W. Dwayne Latondress got the shutout for Midland. Their first game was against Thorold which they lost 1-0 despite pulling their goalie in the last minute of play for the added man advantage. Midland got that win back in the next game when they played Newmarket, coming up with a 4-0 win in which Dwayne Latondress got the shutout for Midland. Goal scorers for Midland were John Walter from Allan Whidden, Mike Leo unassisted, Allan Whidden from Malcolm Spears and John Johnson from Ken Sandy and _ Steve Bressette. Midland then went on to defeat Brockville 3-2 to take the consolation championship. John Walter scored for Midland with an assist going to Allan Whidden as did Steve Bressette on a_ pass from Gary Leduc and 'Mark King. Wilson Cowan scored Midland's third goal with Steve Bressette and Ken Sandy getting the assists on that goal. Chris Lemieux played in net for Midland in that game. Gerry VanKlink to chair '81 committee Gerry VanKlink was picked by members of Midland Harbour Committee to chair the com- mittee for the coming year. The decision was reached last week at the ~~committee's inaugural meeting, reports com- mittee member Miles Blackhurst. Last year's committee chairman was Bill Orr. Dean Nicholls will head up the committee's management group along with Orr and Bob Hutton. Property committee will be chaired by Blackhurst and will also be composed of Doug Wright and Agnes Millward. This year will see major changes taking place at the dock thanks to a couple of major grants the harbour committee has recently received. Five people will be employed to work on a wide range of improvements slated for the dock this year. In all it is expected $50,000 will be spent on the project of which about $31,500 will come from grants. The harbour committee meets the second Tuesday of each month. Wednesday, January 14, 1981, Page 31