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Don Lawrence * Sports editor * The Midland Times Rec hockey Hindson Marine takes Dock Lunch, cup and all Hindson Marine of Penetanguishene Recreational Hockey are champions. They defeated Dock Lunch 8-5 Sunday in Penetanguishene Arena to take their three of five championship series with that ee oe ee ee exam ETS » ea Wad i Winning ways Brvson McQuirter Real Estate Atom House League hockey club are winners in more ways than one. Not only did they win the Invitational Atom House League Tournament held March 28 in Elmvale, as shown here with their trophy, but they will also be competing for the consolation round in Midland Minor Hockey's Atom House League Saturday afternoon in Midland Centennial Arena. Quesnelle There was no surprise Monday night in St. Maregaret's Bowling League in Bayshore Lanes in Midland, the last week of league bowling, as to who would end up in first place for the second series Theresa Quesnelle and her team had that spot all wrapped up and they made sure of it, finishing their season with 30 wins and 12 losses for 72 points. a full 10 points ahead of the second place team Second place was a surprise though as Brenda Widdis moved into that spot with 26 wins and 16 losses for 62 points, only one point ahead of Debbie Rumney with 26 wins and 16 losses for 61 points. Last week, Rumney and Widdis were tied for second. Rick Newman held onto fourth place with 23 wins and 29 losses for 54 points whiJe June Burtch finished in fifth with 24 wins and 18 losses for 53 points. Aggie Burgess finished in sixth with 21 wins and 21 losses for 50 points.with Rick Laurin claimed seventh with 20 wins and 22 losses for 47 points. Further back, Janet Duquette has 16 wins and 26 losses for 35 points in eighth place while Audrey victory Newman has 13 wins and 29 losses for 30 points and ninth spot. Brenda Wright took the basement spot with 11 wins and 31 losses for 25 points. Rav Wright had some good games through the season and he ended up with two titles to his name with men's high single at 373 and men's high triple at 842 Rules dictate though, he can only receive one trophv so he will get the high triple while Charlie Burtch will receive the men's high single trophy for his 322 score, being the next highest. Jim Burtch wins the high average trophy with his 207 average, recapturing that title from Fred Jackson who took it from him last week. Ann Deguire lost her ladies' high single to Brenda Widdis who bowled a 315, one more than Deguire's 314. Deguire did, however, hold onto her high triple with her 747 score. Stella Wright broke her tie with Alva Campbell for high average to earn that trophy, increasing her average to 199, up one from last week. team three games to one. The win gives them the Dock Lunch Cup. Dock Lunch started the scoring off with a goal by Larry Cowan from Grant Ealey three and a half minutes into play. Hindson Marine's Grant Quesnelle tied it up though about four minutes later on a solo effort and then put his team ahead on a pass from Marcel Vallee with four minutes left to play in the period. Hindson Marine took a two goal lead five minutes into the second period with James Dupuis scoring on a pass from Mike Orser. Five minutes later, Dock Lunch came back with a goal from Larry lead to 7-3, Pete Dubeau assisting on Dupuis' second goal. Hindson Marine received their eighth goal of the game, Marcel Vallee putting the nuck in the net with 6:13 remaining in the game with Grant Quesnelle and Rab Larmand helping out on the nlay. Cowan of Dock Lunch scored his third goal of the game with 3:32 left to nlav, Tom Gignac assisting on the marker and that seemed to bring them back to life. With 1:06 left in the game, Martin McNamara scored from Cowan to narrow their margin of difference to within three goals but time ran out for Dock Lunch. Plaving in net for Hindson Marine was Frank St. Amant while Wavne Dupuis minded the posts for Dock Lunch. Cowan. his second of the game. Bill Mundy and Larrv Langley assisting on the marker. Cowan assisted on another Dock Lunch goal with five minutes remaining in the period as Tom Gignac gave them a tie at three goals apiece. Hindson Marine came on strong in the last few minutes of play in the middle period with two quick goals, the first by Roger Dusome from Ken Cowan and Bob Dion at the 2:58 mark and the other by Ron Lalonde from Mike Orser at the 1:31 mark. In the third period, Hindson Marine's; James Dupuis scored twice within the first: half of the third period to advance his team's Sports injuries workshop There will be a one-day workshop at the Orillia campus of Georgian College May 9 from 9 a.m. until 3 p.m. on sports medicine with the focus being on the treatment, rehabilitation and prevention of sports in- juries The program is under the guidance of four experts in this field, Douglas Fearman who is a charge physiotherapist at Stevenson Memorial Hospital in Alliston, Derek Mackesy who was a team Canada physician and lives in Huntsville, Vert Van Beek who is a certified athletic therapist and teaching master in the Athletic Trainer and Management Program at Sheridan College in | Oakville, and Tom Stromgen, the president of Stromgren Scott in Kansas, USA. Further information is available by phoning Program Supervisor Lesley Gordon at (705) 325-2705, Extension 260 at the Orillia Camous of Georgian College. by Ken St. Amant Once again, this weekend sees our competitive teams off to various gym- nastic meets in Ontario. O.F.G. Competitions On Saturday April 11, 1981, four of our girls are off to Scarborough to compete in the Metro East / Metro West Consolation Meet This meet is open to any girls of these regions who have not qualified for the Provincials. This meet provides us with an excellent opportunity to expose our gymnasts to competition as well as seasoning them for future meets. We will be represented by Beatty Spencer, Lysa Marchand, Monica Hinrikus and Lorraine Lacroix. All of these girls are in the Tyro B category. Sunday will see our boys' team off to ~ PENETANG -- MIDLAND ye «GYM CLUB Gymnastics Corner Cambridge for their competition. This invitational meet is open to all clubs in Ontario and Ohio, Although this meet will not affect the standing for the Provincials trials, it will definitely be a learning experience for our two gvmnasts. The Hurons will be represented by Loris Ferraro in the cadet category and Jason Held of the Argo division. Provincials Our competitive teams had a very successful year this season. We ended up qualifving two gymnasts for the Provincial up in Thunder Bay in May, Loris Ferraro qualified for the boys while Gabi Held is the alternate for the girls. It is interesting to note Beatty Spencer missed qualifying by .35 of a mark. After our first full season in O.F.G. Competition, we feel that our club has gained a great deal of confidence and knowledge in gymnastics. This experience will be used to help us plan for next year's program. We hope to have these plans finalized in the very near future. Developmental Program Due to the success of our program and the resulting increase in the number of participants, we were forced to turn many people away. We are planning to correct this situation so that more gymnasts can eniov our program. Conclusion If our plans work out to our satisfaction we would end up with a total of five divisions, three at the developmental level and two at the competitive level. We would also be working out for a total of 25 hours per week using two facilities and employing approximately 15 people. This new system would allow us to ex- pand from our present 120 gymnasts to possibly 150. We are hoping to have a ratio of five or six gymnasts to one coach. T find this kind of growth very im- pressive. It points out that there is definitely a need for this kind of programming in Huronia. We need your help, both financially and in manpower. Don't be afraid! Get in- volved. Try it, you'll like it!!! Gymnastics Calendar Sat. April 11/ 81 - Consolation Meet-Girls Scarborough Sun. April 12/81 - International Meet-- Bovs Cambridge Sat. May 2/81 - Penetang Lion's Club- Area three Elementary School Gym Meet-- Midland. Friday, April 10, 1981, Page ¥