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Huronia Slow Pitch Standings East Division Ge Wee kh. eBts Dollartown Saints (dig ep ¢ a Paeat) Leiiz Brigade Boy 2 eed Greening Donald SP: 4 Weekend Warriors 6 3-3. O56 IUE Sluggers icin. ce 10 Sieelbrite 65 2400.4 Bay Mills ; 4040 0 West Division GieeWe eT Pts Goman Boats PYDi. oo ial Ae ALD Simoematic creat inet 1 Ys eae Techform Eagles 5A Mea0i 38 Wilkin's Auto Dei Sa Of Ogilvie Mill's CP, NP! Fred Hook's OH bas Pan tetas \ Donui Villa Giedl Ge SAUL. ee Future Games Monday Greening Donald vs Leitz (alt Parkview School) Wilkin's Auto vs Simcoemalic (at Regent School) Goman Boats vs Fred Hook's (at Huron Park School) Steelbrite vs IUE Sluggers (at RCA Diamond) Tuesday Ogilvie Mills vs Techform (ai Bayview School) Greening Donald vs Weekend Warriors (ai Huron Park School) Donui Villa vs Bay Mills (at RCA Diamond) ~\ Simcoematic sneaks by 12-1 0 Simcoematie Canteen snuck by the Weekend Warriors 12-10 Wednesday night to remain undefeated in Huronia Slow Pitch action this season. The win brings them to within one point of front-runner Goman Boats in the West Division with a game in hand. Goman Boats maintained their lead by crushing Steelbrite 24-13 on Tuesday. The Warriors managed one win during the week to go with the loss' to Simcoematic, however, Double play for OB Steve Friesen picked up a pair of. football awards ai lasi 'I'hur- sday's Athletic Awards Banque: ai Midland Secondary School. Friesen, quarterback of the MSS Mauradérs squad, won Mosi Valuable Player and Best Offensive Back- field Player awards ai 'he annual presentation ceremony. The school's top athletic awards were won by Mike Vosland, Male Aihlete of ithe Year, and Lisa McKelvie, Female Athlete of the Year. Glenn Haughton was recognized as ihe Most Valuable Player on the Senior boys' basketball team and Angie Pumpuiis earned ihe award for Senior girls' baskeiball team MVP. Other winners of the Karwacki Football Awards were Steve Frost, Best Offensive Lineman; Arnold German, Best Defen- sive Backfield Player; and Wilson Cowan, Best Defensive Lineman. Boys' athletic letter winners were John Friesen, Mike Josland, Steve Frost, Jerry Richard and Kent Goldsmith. Girls' athletic letter winners were Joanelle Bourgeois, Lori Chambers, Tina Lehr, Siacey Leach, Angie Pumputis, Mary Russell, Kim Shaw, Tracey Vent and Lynn Moore. Track and _ Field awards went to Rick Rever, top Senior boy; Peier Zeilel, top Junior boy; Bill Richardson, 'op Midget boy; Debbie Hind, top Senior girl; Nancy Knibb, top Junior girl; and Linda Ferraro, iop Midget girl. beating Ogilvie Mills 30- 11 In ofher action, the Dollartown Saints stayed atop the East Division with a pair of victories, 10-8 over Fred Hook's and 14-8 over Donut Villa. Donut Villa had a > PORT McNICOLL Q HOTEL VEGQGQQQQQQ0O0000 359 First St. Save on a Kentucky Fried Chicken feast for the whole family! Open an R.R.S.B. and get 15 pieces of the freshest, plumpest, juiciest chicken tough time, as they were blasted 25-4 by Greening-Donald earlier in the week. They were victims of a fine pitching effort by Ed Hubbard, with relief from Ed Desjardins. Backing the pitchers with home runs were John Jones, Scot t Winstanley-Hayes and Raymond Forget. In the only other game, Ogilvie Mills lost its second game of the week, 11-5 to Leitz. Paul Henderson was the winning pitcher in that one. Cave sinks Sumbmarine The Cave Restaurant scored their second win in three outings with a 5- 2 victory over Mr. Submarine in Olympia Baseball League action Wednesday ait Midland's arena diamond. Doug MeGibbon earned the victory by pitching five solid in- nings. Dennis Gignac -was pul in for relief for the final two frames. Coke Crawley and Fabian Robitaille each © crossed the plate twice for the Cave and Bob Leveck counted for the other run. 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