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2 Dollartown Saints Leitz Brigade Greening Donald Weekend Warriors 1.U.E. Sluggers Steelbrite Bay Mills Goman Boats Techform Eagles Simcoematic Ogilvie Mills Wilkin's Auto Fred Hook's Donut Villa Barrie Downtowners Elmvale Sports Giffen Farm Equip. Bayfield Furniture Shannon Realty Queens Hotel eccy LOCKHART MOTORS Sports Scoreboard HURONIA SLOW PITCH Standings May 31 East Division West Division Future Games Tonight Simcoematic vs. Warriors (al Regent School) Dollartown vs. Donut Villa (at Huron Park School) Ogilvie Mills vs. Leitz (at R.C.A. Diamond) Tomorrow Bay Mills vs. Fred Hook's (at Regent School) Greening Donald vs. Techform (at Huron Park School) I.U.E. Sluggers vs. Wilkin's Auto (atR.C.A. Diamond) BARRIE AND DISTRICT FASTBALL LEAGUE Standings G Book eoe = SCNNNNNN TE PWWNNNE eooooorrfH A oP PH HUD G ia] = a peaoneaa= RPeNNwWwh DE WwNwnNnorr,y3 orooroceo to wb B10 © Cor Re ee A a Ce bumper. car OF THE WEEK 1981 DATSUN TRUCK -- Sport stripe, Cap, 4 speed standard, rear step $6,500. cy LOCKHART MOTORS Chevrolet-Oldsmobile Dealer Park St. Victoria Harbour 534-3161 - 534-3066 29 hits apiece in OBL shootout Midland Printers and the Cave Restaurant banged out 29 hits between them in a see- saw battle which hit the 11 p.m. deadline with the Printers on top 9-6 in Olympia Baseball League action Monday at Midland's arena diamond, The Printers snapped a 5-5 fifth-inning deadlock with three runs in the top of the sixth. They then added two more in the top of the final inning and held on for the win. Andy Zurawski was the winning pitcher, Mark Ladouceur took the loss. Maurice Robitaille led the Cave attack with three hits and Doug McGibbon belted two, including a triple in the sixth inning. The Cave squad is in action again tonight (7 p-m.) against Mr. Submarine. BDRSL action Both. Midland entries in the Barrie and District Recreational Soccer League will be at it tonight, with Indusmin hosting Barrie American Hotel in a 6:45 p.m. matchup at Midland Secondary School and the Autos travelling to Barrie for a clash against Simcoe Block. Indusmin have a win and a tie so far this season while the Autos have posted tow losses. Glover K's eight in PFL Kurt Glover struck out eight World Famous Dock Lunch batters to help boost Caswell's Antiques to an 11-2 romp in Penetanguishene Fastball League action last Thursday at McGuire Park in Penetanguishene. In another game last week, Caswell's won their season opener with a 5-3 decision over Duval's Variety. Caswell's two vic- tories give them a one- point lead over Penetanguishene IGA in the league standings after the IGA squad scored a win and a tie in their pair of encounters last week. Ron Desroches and Tom Sibley backed up Glover's effort by banging one homer apiece for Caswell's, which led the game from the start with one run in each of the second fund-raising blitz. BHL Selects: Diggers Haulage Diggers : Stompers Peter Robillard, Defence, Seventeen of the Penetang-Midland Ball Hockey League's best players have been selected for the league's benefit clash against the Penetanguishene Kings in support of the Penetanguishene General Hospital's current The game is scheduled for June 12 at Penetanguishene Arena. All proceeds will go toward the PGH's drive to fund the purchase of new hospital equipment. The following is the team list for the PM- Mike Duval, Forward, S. Charlebois Haulage S. Charlebois Mike Laurin, Defence, Ron's Confectionary Gary Bellisle, Forward, Ron's Confectionary Kirk Swales, Forward, Cumming-Nicholson Select crew Kelly Larmand, Nicholson Stompers Keith Press, Forward, Excalibur Islanders Mike Hamelin, Forward, Excalibur Islanders Forward, Stewart's Gulf Dennis Pelletier, Oilers Craig Watson, Goalie, Stewart's Gulf Oilers Guy Gignac, Goalie, Legion Branch 68 Eagles Joe Beausoleil, Forward, Legion Branch 68 Eagles Bill McIntosh, Forward, Forget Construction Dave Miller, Defence, Don's Janitorial Bob Bray, Forward, Mink Insurance Royals Ron Lalonde, Defence, Surplus Plus Sabres Pat Brodeur, Forward, Duquette's TV and Stereo Dukes Among the members of the Kings' squad will be top-shooters Carl Cowan and Dave Robillard, and most of the remainder of the 1981 / 82 Ontario Hockey Association Junior C semi-finalists. Defence, >, Cumming- Ron"srun on Ron's_ Confectionary extended their perfect streak to seven games with a 7-1 slamming of the Surplus Plus Sabres in Penetang-Midland Ball Hockey League action last Sunday at Penetanguishene Arena. In other games Sunday, the Legion Branch 68 _Eagles burned Stewart's Culf Oilers 8-1, S. Charlebois Haulage Diggers skunked Forget Con- struction 1 57-ol Duquette's Dukes scored a 5-2 decision over the Mink Insurance Royals, and the Cum- ming-Nicholson Stom- Lawn sale The Midland Minor Baseball Association's Ladies' Auxiliary will be holding a lawn sale Saturday at 1050 Howard St. in Midland. To donate items, call 526-4740 for pickup this week. pers got by Don's Janitorial 5-2. Terry King led the way for league-leading Ron's with two goals. Singles were added by Gary Bellisle, Ken Akerman, Roger Vaillancourt, Dan Leclair and Bill Ladouceur. Vince Ladouceur scored the lone Sabres goal. Jerry Ladouceur notched three for the Eagles in their con- vincing victory, Joe Beausoleil added a pair and singles were con- tributed by Marc Beausoleil, Peter Desroches and Jamie Robitaille. Larry Butson was the marksman for the Oilers. John St.--7Amant scored four times to pace the Diggers' at- tack, Dan Cote and Joe Rankin connected for three apiece, Rick Duval had a pair and Peter Robillard, Mike Duval and Paul Gravelle each found the mark once. Balm Beach WINDSURFING We'll teach you to windsurf in just 2 lessons June 9-16 elWSS standard eCall 361-1112 or 549-2150 for information eCome see our display June 4 at the Huronia Mall Bill McIntosh replied for Forget. "Duquette's marksmen were Pat Brodeur and Rick Rever, with two apiece, and Dave Wright with a single. Brent Hamelin had both Royals goals. oF *OVER midisnd toma Gantt and third innings, two in the fourth, two in the fifth and five in the sixth, Dock Lunch came up with one run in the fourth and another in the fifth inning. Bob Latham took the loss for Dock. Sibley pitched Caswell's to their other victory last week as the club bounced back from an early 3-2 deficit with three runs in the top of the seventh and final inning. Steve Kennedy led things off in that inning with a walk, was sacrificed to second by Sibley, and scored on a single by Roy Hewitt. Ron Desroches then hit a double to score Hewitt and crossed the plate himself on a single by Art Desroches. Hewitt was three-for- four at the plate for Caswell's, Norm Ladouceur had _ the same figures at bat for Duval's. Rick Desroches was the losing pitcher for Duval's. Unwanted Hair Gone Forever Facial Hair Removed Bikini Line Refined GOODMAN CLINIC OF ELECTROLYSIS FREE CONSULTATION & TEST 25 Midian Day or evening appointments Member of E.A.0. 8 A.E.A Ave., LOOK WHAT'SUP DOWNTOWWNI!! We're under construction... but we still offer More CHOICE More VARIETY More for YOU Midland 526-9479 Fillin a ballot for the *500. 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