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Branch 68 ladies force quick win Penetanguishene Canadian Legion Branch 68 Intermediate Ladies Softball club forced the use of the mercy rule Wednesday night in McGuire Park in Penetanguishene as they outplayed Midland Therriens ladies by a score of 18-8. Winning pitcher in the game was_ Laurie St.Amant with six walks while Sharon Borrow took the pitching duties for Midland with five walks. Big hitters for Penetanguishene Branch 68 were C.King hitting four for five, J.Dusome, D.King, D.Ritchie, L.Hook, K.Dusome_ and C.Jackson all hitting two for two. Top' hitters for Midland were Sue Grigg and Gail Latour hitting three for three, Marilyn Morasse hitting two for three with a double and Gayle Hamelin hitting two for three. Midland Therriens got an early lead in the top of the first inning and held . Penetanguishene Branch 68 off the scoreboard in_ the bottom of the first. Penetanguishene came up with five runs in the second inning with Midland _ only getting one run. From that point on, until the fifth inning, Penetanguishene con- trolled the play with five more runs in the third inning and three more in the fourth while keeping Midland from scoring. Midland came to life in the top cf the fifth inning with five runs but just couldn't get their defensive play going as Penetanguishene belted in five more runs to gain the 10 run_ lead necessary to end the game. Oilers have 11 goal shutout game It was a fairly one- sided victory for Stewart's Gulf Oilers Monday night in Penetanguishene Arena as the Oilers lambasted E.G. Mink Insurance Premiums by a score of 11-0 in Penetang- Midland Senior Division Ball Hockey League action. Craig Watson recorded the shut-out in net for Stewarts' with Dennis Pelletier leading the team's scoring with four goals. Other goals for the Oilers were scored by Randy Vincent, Paul Goodine, Ken Mitchell, Joe Beausoleil, Kevin Dusome, Wayne Quesnelle and Peter Cote. In net for E.G. Mink Insurance was Roger Bell who faced 40 shots on net. A somewhat closer by Dave Chalmers After a poor passing display in the Hunt- sville Novice Tournament, the A.E. LePage Lacrosse Novices put it all together as they hosted Orillia in league action at Midland Centennial Arena Monday night. The Midland team moved the ball ex- tremely well with pinpoint passing and ac- curate shooting, unfortunately for Orillia as they obliterated them 20-0. As well as offensive play the Midland squad held Orillia to only one shot during the game as Shawn Price described the game as "'dull"' en route to his shutout. The Midland attack was headed by David Chalmers with a powerful seven goals, followed by Chris Walser with four goals. Jesse Perrault fired a hat trick and a trio of One-sided win for novices over Orillia soa assists with Mike Waltenbury nabbing a pair of markers. Jamie Peden, Shane Nichols, Jason LeClair and Shawn Desjardins each scored singles with Desjardins collecting three assists as Jamie Peden nailed a pair of assists. John Brophey set-up three goals with assists as Greg Scott and Neil Snowden each collected assists in the devastating scoring plays. The A.E. LePage Novice Lacrosse Team, will play their final home game on Wed- * nesday July 22, for®a 7:30 p.m. start as Gravenhurst will be the visitors. Your support for the team would be ap- preciated before they set out for the league playdowns in Barrie and the provincial championships in Kitchener. - game was_ played between S. Charlebois Haulage and Excavating Diggers and the Pen-Mid Merchants, the Diggers emerged the winners by a score of 3-0. Jamie Robillard, Dan St.Amant and Peter Dupuis all got single markers for the Diggers with Glenn Irvine getting credit for the shut-out. Tim King saw a lot of action in net for the Merchants, facing 40 shots. Another' shut-out game resulted when V. Robitaille Construction took to the floor with the Hustlers, that game ending in a 2-0 decision for V. Robitaille Con- struction. Mike McCormick and Ed Crann each scored singles for V. Robitaille Construction and their goaltender was Guy Gignac who saw 25 shots on net. Dennis Ladouceur played in net for the Hustlers where he faced a total of 30 shots. Dock Lunch Penguins and M. Forget Con- struction exchanged goals Monday night as the two teams tied at one goal apiece. Greg St.Amant netted the..marker for the Penguins with Ross Cousineau doing the Indusmin playing give and take soccer Midland Indusmin soccer club split its games this week, winning one 1-0 over American Hotel and dropping the other 2-0 to the Italians from Barrie. The loss came Monday night in Barrie with the Italians overpowering the Midland squad in a closely played game, running up a two goal lead over the Midland team. Midiand redeemed themselves Wednesday night in a home game at Midland Secondary School as they edged out American Hotel of Barrie by a score of 1-0. John Swales scored the goal for Midland on a pass from Gord Fleming while Mark same for M.Forget. Dock Lunch Penguins fired 35 shots on Tom Duval in net for M. Forget Construction while George Monahan had 26 shots on net where he played-for the Penguins. Losch and Andy Monroe both played outstanding soccer on defence. Midland's next game will be WedneSday night, that game at Midland Secondary School's field. Indusmin's opponents for that game will be Simcoe Block, the league leaders, game time set at 7 p.m. Pat Easton of Penetanguishene Legion Branch 68 was certainly a big swinger Wednesday night in McGuire Park in Penetanguishene when her team took on Midland Therriens ladies in Georgian Bay Intermediate Ladies Softball League action. 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