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TOTS eT nen Port McNicoll bantams take tournament play Port McNicoll ban- tums really played well in the recent bantum tournament held in Little Lake Park as they captured top honours by defeating Midland bantams 21-14 in the final game. Also taking part in the tournament were Wyevale, Lafontaine and Victoria Harbour. In round robin play, Midland blasted Lafontaine 12-1, Port MeNicoll edged out Wyevale 8-6, Lafontaine tripled the score on Victoria Harbour 15-5, Midland doubled up on Wyevale 8-4, Port MeNicoll obliterated Victoria Harbour 22-1 and Wyevale blanked Lafontaine 15-0. In the Wyevale- Lafontaine game, Jim Clause pitched a perfect game with one walk, that player being picked off at second base on a double play. Clause struck out 15 batters in that game. After the tournament there was a_ batting competition, the eventual winner being Jim Faragher of Midland with 31 points. In that competition, Another Stayner rink wins at Bowling Club They say lightning doesn't strike twice in the same spot but this past Saturday at Midland Lawn Bowling Club proved that saying just doesn't hold true. It was the day of the Ladies Trebles Tour- nament and the winners were the Stayner rink of Verona' Besse_ and company. It was also a Stayner rink under the name of Besse that won the Civitan Trophy Tour- nament earlier in the week, Joe Besse's rink winning that contest. Verona Besse was skip Saturday. She was joined by Mary Grant as vice-skip and Genevieve Sackfield as lead. The Besse rink won Saturday's competition with 45 points and a plus of two. A total of 24 bowlers took part in the event with four greens in play under clear skies with a gentle breeze blowing in off Little Lake. Ladies played three 12-end games and en- joyed refreshments between games as well as having a draw for prizes, run by Alzina Belfry and _ Jessie Kettle. High two-game winners for the day were Elva Vasey, skip; Margaret Stam Story, vice-skip and Vera Walker, lead with 39 points, that rink from Midland. Another rink from Midland also took the title of High One-Game Winners and they were Jeanne Harvey, skip, Jessie Kettle, vice-skip and Marguerite Parker, lead with 33 points. The success of the day goes largely in part to Bruce MacArthur and Ken Cowan, green- skeeper at Midland Lawn Bowling Club. Toros (Blues) tempting fate A change of names seemed to turn Lady Luck against the Blues of Penetang-Midland peewee ball hockey Monday night in Midland Centennial Arena as they were edged out 4-3 by the Stars. The Blues became the Toros through a name change Monday night and until then had boasted a one win, one loss and one tie record. Prior to that, the Toros dropped their first game of the season 10-0 to the Stars but team members were juggled around to evenly manned. make the teams more The Toros then won their second game 8-7 and tied their next game 6-6, bringing everything up to Monday's action. Scoring for the Stars Monday were Donald Seeman with a hat trick and Pat Marchand with a single while Chris Borsa netted a pair for the Toros with Dave Restrup getting the third goal for that team. Action between the two teams will continue Monday night in Midland Arena, that game get- ting under way at 7 p.m. NY 6: Hei) AL) Eas \ Dominion Day Week of Racing Barrie Raceway will conduct an extra racing || program on Friday, July |: 3rd. This evening will add a special bonus to the 4%, week's racing excitement. Post 7:45p.m: Wed. July Ist, co | me i et NOs My Ontario Sires Stakes 3 Yr. Old Filly Trot Purse $16,722 Preferred Trot Preferred Pace ¥ 5 (416) 881-5057 § there was a maximum of 50 points with each batter being awarded four points if they hit the ball into their opposite field, two points if they hit it into their field, one point if they hit it in the infield and five points if they hit it beyond second base. Each batter had 10 swings at bat, a foul ball or strike being counted as one swing. Second in the com- petition was Kevin Thomas of Port MeNicoll with 30 points while Darren Morrison of Midland was third with 20 points. Farragher hit six five- point balls while Thomas hit five five- point balls. ¥& Plus ...yOu can also save the sales tax on new trucks & vans 'til JUNE 30th Highway 27 HERE'S IMPORTANT NEWS FORALL NEW CAR & TRUCK BUYERS! Come in now and make a deal like never again STONELEIGH Midland Car wash, mister? Even the photographer had to pay for this car wash Saturday at Zellers where members of Therriens Ladies Softball Club held a "'money raiser"' to help pay for an August tourney the team plans to hold. OVER200 NEW VEHICLES IN STOCK RIGHT NOW! Pontiac Buick Cadillac Phone 526-3724 Wednesday, June 24, 1981, Page 23