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Midland Indusmin Bantams. Off to OBA finals These fellows are heading to the All- Ontario OBA finals by virtue of beating Harrow Blues two out of three times over the weekend. They are members of the Front row from left: David Sibley, Mike Gadsby, Steve Courtemanche, Danny Sibley (Bat Boy), Steve Bisson, Gerry Woods. Back row from left: Coach - Gabe { Quesnelle, Brad Denis, Jason Pender, John Cook, Dennis Robitaille, Scott Lafreniere, Shane Sallows, Keith Proulx, Manager - Doug Gadsby. Harrow wins one inseries It took visiting Harrow Blues an extra inning to beat Midland Indusmin Bantams 5-4, Sunday afternoon at Tiffin Park in Midland to set up a third and final game in an OBA semi final series bet- G&C ladies have problem Penetanguishene G & C ladies' softball club had more than its fair share of problems this past weekend in a Collingwood tourna- ment. The G & C ladies came up_ against Oshawa in the first game and were leading 5-2 when their back- catcher, Deanne King, was injured. They only had nine players to begin with and they were forced to put their scorekeeper behind the plate. From there, things went downhill and they ended up losing the match 12-7. Sue Brock and Cindy King shared the pit- ching duties for G & C in that game which went eight innings. In the next game, Penetanguishene G & C met Barrie Glass and Mirror and were edged out 13-12, the shortage of players causing more problems for them. Michelle Lacroix was on the mound for Penetanguishene for that game. Penetanguishene G & C ladies were to be hosting a tournament of their own soon but that has had to be cancelled due to a shortage of teams. They only had _ six teams entered in the tournament which really needs at least eight to work properly. ween the two clubs. Midland had whipped Harrow in Harrow 6-4, the day before. Indusmin went on to take the rubber match early Sunday evening 10-5 vaulting the Midland club into the OBA all-Ontario finals. Harrow got off to a quick start in the second game scoring four runs by the third inning. The score stayed 4-0 for Harrow until the bottom fo the fifth when Midland added three runs on a Shane Sallows single, a double from Steve Courtemanche, a single from Keith Proulx and a triple off the bat of Mike Gadsby. Then with two out in the bottom of the seventh, Proulx walked, Gadsby doubled and Gerry woods smashed a hot base hit to tie the score 4-4, ee The game went into \ Jones Insurance 3 dware Har 2 e Assoc jate Store 5A. Pharmacy 94 Hugel Avent extra innings with Harrow scoring a run in the top of the eighth and later protesting a call. However Blues with- drew their protest after the club went on to win the match 5-4. The game could have gone either way especially with the fine pitching of Midland's young Jason Pender who hurled no fewer than four hitless innings of ball. A's training camp Look'n good If Sunday's training camp was any indication, Midland Athletics' will certainly have a com- petitive team for the 1981-82 season. Prospective players were put through a fast paced, two hour work-out and came through with flying colours. During the three practices held so far, there have been a total of thirty-four players trying out for Midland's Intermediate "A" team. Club officials would like to encourage anyone who feels they have the capabilities, tc come out to the practice tonight from 7 p.m. to 8 p.m. or Saturday September 5 from 3 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. both at Wasaga Stars Arena. Good defencemen are still needed for this team. J MIDLAND DISTRICT ' SANDERSON maine MONUMENT boxe olls Cc 0 s LTD. 526-4504 33 PETER STREET SOUTH aT EN aco ir a PENETANGUISHENE Julien Beausoleil 549-7760 ELMVALE Mike Stone 43 322-2732 MIDLAND DISPLAY AND "FOUR GENERATIONS OF QUALITY, Balm Beach Road, just SERVICE AND TRUST" west of Hwy. 27 a fe BARRIE'S NO. 1 DEALERSHIP'S USED CAR DIVISION 550 BAYFIELD ST., BARRIE offers 2 EXAMPLES FROM OUR LARGE SELECTION 1979 PONTIAC LAURENTIAN, V-8 automatic, power steering, power brakes, radio, color Blue. ic ORH-338 1978 HONDA CIVIC Hatchback, color Blue, Lic RRL-190 WE HAVE FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE @ Over 100 used cars & trucks in stock @immediate financing to qualified buyers @ Highest trade allowances possible ® Selection of vehicles from our "As Is Corral' ® Over 16,000 sq. ft. of Indoor Showroom Open Saturday paulsadion motors chevrolet/oldsmobile/cadillac 550 Bayfield St., Barrie Tel. 726-1811 am ttc st ene tli cies