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ecy LOCKHART MOTORS Sports Scoreboard BARRIE AND DISTRICT FASTBALL LEAGUE Standings ~ GP W Soy v Barrie Downtowners Queen's Hotel Giffen Farm Equipment Bayfield Furniture Elmvale Sports Shannon Realty aman. Pre Nwmwwor em Wwwne oy or NwWhrD WSS or & SIMCOE RURAL FASTBALL LEAGUE Standings GP WLT Pts Midland Athenian Raiders 5.) 5) .0-.0' 10 Phelpston Hotel bea ret ae Hillsdale Hustlers Ages Nea OF 16 Elmvale Mets B22 22208 Perkinsfield Bantus BAD 52 "On Wyebridge Warriors An 20522 ORE Vasey Twin Lakes ee AWir ee Virals Vasey Royals 4040 0 Wyevale Hawks 50+ 5540/0 PENETANG-MIDLAND BALL HOCKEY LEAGUE Standings ; GP W L T Pts Ron's Confectionary 11-10% 1F20220 S. Charlebois Haulage 1229 2 ele1D Stewart's Gulf 125.9% 2 eg) Legion Eagles 19 Zi ORS Islanders 12-3) Ar Don's Janitorial Li 4 66 1849 Cumming-Nicholson 12.4 FR 129 Forget Construction 2h Ome caer Duquette's TV 10) 2)2°8; 108 Surplus Plus T0220 04 Mink Insurance Pie ie Seale CROFT 1979 CAMARO BERLINETTA 305 V8, auto., ps., pb., ww tires, rally wheel, side mouldings, sport mirrors, radio, Brown. 59,059 kms. $6,500. eer LOCKHART MOTORS Chevrolet-Oldsmobile Dealer Park St. Victoria Harbour 534-3161 - 534-3066 eo Looks good. oh, oh... oh, well P eX A member of the Corpus Christi School basebail- tossing team extends himself after hurling the ball during Monday's Area 3 Elementary School Track and field Championship at Sacred Heart School in Midland. How'd he do? Not as well as he'd have liked, according to his finger-snapping reaction. Most local schools took part in the competition, which included high jump, long jump and track events for all age divisions. Oilers go to the whip Win three straight to tighten leading foursome Stewart's Gulf Oilers have applied the whip to lighten the group of four frontrunners in the Penetang-Midland Ball Hockey League. The Oilers bumped off all three of their op- ponents, including second-place rival S. Charlebois Haulage Diggers, in league action over the past week sat Penetanguishene Arena. Ron's_ Confectionary maintained its lead by a nose after notching a 4-0 win over the Islanders, Ron's only game in the past six days. The win was Ron's tenth in 11 games, keeping them a point better than the Diggers and the Oilers and two above the Legion Branch 68 Eagles. The Oilers chalked up a 12-2 thrashing of the Surplus Plus Sabres last Thursday, a 3-1 decision over the Mink Insurance Royals Sunday and a 5-3 victory over the Diggers on Monday night. In other games last Thursday, fast-climbing Forget Construction came up with a 2-2 draw with the Royals and the Eagles scored a 5-2 win over the Cumming- Nicholson Stompers. In other action Sun- day, Forget edged the Stompers 6-5, the Eagles slammed Duquette's TV 10-1 and the Diggers knocked off Don's Janitorial 6-1. In the only other game Monday, the Stompers got by the Islanders 4-3. Mike Duquette earned the shutout for Ron's in Sunday's contest and Lyle Buttineau, Ken Akerman, Dan Leclair and Martin Quigley provided the firepower. Doug Gillespie punched in four goals for the Oilers in their big win last Thursday, Gary Hansford picked up three, Ken Mitchell two, and singles were provided by Dennis Pelletier, Kevin Dusome and Carl Cowan. Ron Lalonde and Martial Marion replied for the Sabres. Oilers marksmen in Sunday's encounter were Larry Cowan, Carl Cowan and Gillespie. Peter Maracle an- swered for the Royals. Carl Cowan fired in two for the Oilers in Monday's game, backed up with singles from Wayne Dixon, Hansford and Gillespie. Peter Robillard had two for the Diggers, Paul Maracle had the other. Chris Anderson and Brian Lethbridge were the Forget goal-getters in their Thursday clash, Peter Maracle came up with both Royals goals. The Legion's Thur- sday punch came from Jamie Robitaille, Frank Hall, Mare Beausoleil, Jerry Ladouceur and Peter Desroches. Todd Lalonde and- Brian Revers replied for the Stompers. Bryan Lethbridge led the Forget attack Sunday with three goals, Bill McIntosh had a pair and Doug St. Amant rounded things out. Stompers goals that day came from Tom Graham, Mark Cardwell, Steve Dunn, Jeff Wright and Paul Sauve. Joe Beausoleil not- ched three for the Eagles in their one- sided attack Sunday, Dave Desroches added a couple and singles came from Jerry Ladouceur, Mare Beausoleil, Roland Beausoleil, Bobby Haworth and Trent Maracle. Arena. medalists. The Rocket racks 'emu Dave 'Rocket' Robillard scored all four goals for the Penetanguishene Kings as they drew to a 4-4 draw with the Penetang-Midland _Ball Hockey Ledgue Selects in a special benefit game Saturday at Penetanguishene The game was staged in support of the Penetanguishene General Hospital's capital equipment fund, and proceeds of $123 was raised to help the hospital in its quest to purchase new apparatus. Ken Mitchell scored twice for the Selects, squad composed of at least one player from each of the 11 PMBHL entries. and Gary Bellisle each deposited one apiece into the net of the Kings, last season's Ontario Hockey Association Junior C bronze Rick Rever had the Jone Duquette's marker. Dave Robillard, Norm Zwicker and Mike Duval had a pair apiece for the Diggers in their Sunday victory, Paul Duval was the Don's marksman. Kirk Swales paced the Stompers attack Monday night, Chris Wright and _ Kelly Larmand followed it up with singles. Brian Forget, Keith Press and Terry Pelletier each scored one for the Islanders. Mike Duval nna Orillia's Udell Sports beat Brechin 2-1 in a tense championship final at the annual Vasey Field Day fastball tournament Saturday in Vasey. Brechin, which shutout their two previous op- ponents in the single-knockout tournament, grabbed a 1-0 lead in the top of the sixth inning of the late-afternoon final, but the game Orillia club immediately rebounded with a pair of runs on three hits in the bottom half of the frame. That's the way it stood, and Orillia took home the $300 top prize. Brechin collected $150 for second place. Though the weather was ideal, the crowd "was down a bit" according to organizer Bob Widdes. Nonetheless, there were still a few dollars to donate to the Vasey Minor Baseball Association Page 20, Wednesday, June 16, 1982 and to split between the two Vasey Senior teams. The Vasey club, made-up of players from the Twin Lakers and the Royals, both members of the Simcoe Rural Fastball League, were eliminated right off the bat with a 9-1 massacre at the hands of the eventual champions. : The Elmvale Sports of the Barrie and District Fastball League then bumped off league-mate Barrie Downtowners and, in other first-round action, SRFL powerhouse Midland Athenian Raiders powered to a 6-1 victory over league rival Hillsdale Hustlers. and Brechin bumped off _ Bramalea 4-0. Udell proceeded with a victory over Elmvale in their semi-final matchup and, later, Brechin sent the Raiders home with a 2-0 decision. It was Midland's first setback of the season. ANNOUNCEMENT! NOW OPEN The ps geen, a Main St., Joseph Lai, B.Sc. HOURS: 9:30 a.m. to6 p.m. Vitt Phm. Cy, rbour, Ont. Fast & Fiendly Services 534-3138 $5 a RSE NN OL