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Ta ists 8 san oT nae Roadrunners are consoled The Roadrunners won the Midland Recreational Hockey League consolation championship with a 7-4 victory over Per- formance Motor Sports Monday at Midland Arena. The Roadrunners won the best-of-seven con- solation series in four straight games. In championship-r- ound semi-final mat- chups, Olympia Sports and Duggan Polar Kings stand only one point away from a final- series clash after they both won their Monday matchups to take 5-3 leads in their six-point series'. The Roadrunners had control of the game from the beginning on Monday, taking a 3-2 lead after the first period and boosting it to 5-2 by the end of the second. Rick Graham scored twice to lead the win- ning effort and singles were provided by Gord Paul, who scored the winner, Terry Pelletier, Bill Gray, Ken Mitchell, and John Bell. Brian Revers responded twice for the Motor Sports and singles were had by Brent Gordon and Randy Giles. Performance were handed eight minors, the Roadrunners five. In stomping the North Stars 11-1, Olympia Sports lost goaltender Brian Dorion, who was thrown out of the game for fighting and handed a suspension for Monday's final contest (this Monday's games, according to a league GB SENIORHOCKEY eCont'd from pg. 13 added by Marshall Lesperance and Keith Smith. John Jesseau did the netminding for Olympia. Regular-season le- ading scorer Brian Rambler beat Lafon- taine goaltender Gilles Desroches five times to pace RCA to a 10-2 whitewash. John Jones added three others and singles were provided by Pierre Belcourt and Ross Lemesurier. Mike Puddicombe scored both L.A. goals. John Disckerson tended the RCA net. Yo 359 First St. The two semi-final series will continue Sunday with RCA and LA facing off at 8 p.m: and Olympia taking on Grew at 9:15. 32 rinks in Thirty-two rinks from across Ontario will converge on Midland Curling Club for this weekend's 32nd annual 30,000 Islands Open Mixed Bonspiel. Play will get un- derway Friday, beginning at 6 p.m., continue~ through Saturday and wind up with the final games HOTEL | CQVOQOOQQOQQUOY 534-7301 beginning at 2 p.m. Sunday. Hiram Walker Distilleries, E.G. Mink Insurance, Victoria and Grey Trust, Molson's Breweries and_ the Highland Friendship Inn will be sponsoring five of the events during three-day competition. Spectators are welcome. S) QO Q © = oy ©OOOOOC OQ spokesman, "will be played until a winner is declared in the series.") On the other side, the North Stars' Dan Cousineau picked up four minors and a misconduct, but he should be in the lineup for the fifth and final test of the series. Olympia led Mon- day's contest 4-0 at the end of the first period and 7-0 by the com- pletion of the middle frame. John Lemieux scored three goals to lead the attack, Waren Duck- worth and Earl Cousineau each notched two -- one of Cousineau's proved to be the winner - - and singles were picked up by George Weatherall, Greg Beacock, Bob Bray and Dave Hamelin. Ken Edgar scored the lone North Stars marker. The Polar Kings' win was a true team effort, with six players figuring in the scoring. Singles were had by Dan Trendall, Gary Next March 25, 26, 27 PHELPSTON TAVERN Country & Western Music Now appearing Thurs., Fri., & Sat. PHELPSTON TAVERN Flos Conc.4, Phelpston Coupon. UT <a ee me es ae z ad Cot Seraary Rec oe Each Dinner contains UO | 3 pieces of delicious : Kentucky Fried Vhicken. ¥ ] Kentucky Fried Chicken Creamy Cole Slaw Golden Brown French rries TAKE THIS COUPON TO 1 371 King st. | MIDLAND, Ont. Slice of buttered Grecian Bread Kentucky Fried Chicken. 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