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In national form The Midland Peewee Braves Lacrosse team showed they're in fine form for their upcoming trip to a national championship tournament in Burnaby, B.C., by rebounding from an early 4-1 deficit to tie Huntsville 4-4 in a league contest (who scored the tying goal with 26 seconds left) were the Midland goal-getters. They'll be back at it tonight when they play host to Barrie at Midland Arena. They'll be leaving for their national championship test July 19. Eagles soar for a pair The Techform Eagles won a pair of games in Huronia Slow Pitch Other homers weni to continued their hot play with a solo homer and Islanders 3-2 and the sellin ck @ittiiie Helih League action last week Larry Langley, Paul oflatewithawinanda Greening never looked Asselin _ Insurance ay tis ewe 1o extend their Easi Winstanley-Hayes and _ tie io extend their un- back. Broker Kings beat the Division lead over John Gadon. defeaied string io four Playing-coach Brian Peneiang Jug Cily = = Goman Boats to four Leitz lost another games (two wins and Duquette led the way, perio a a ee Shop this week and oints. game las! week when _ 'wo ties). powering two home runs ris eonard, ss r The Eagles once Paul-Maheu stole home They tied a fiesty over the Regent Schoo] George Gunther and Save on one of these again rode the arm of Russ Cousineau to victory, scoring a 7-5 victory over the Warriors in their first tesi. They were helped along by home runs from Phil Gignac and Norm Ellis. Techform came right back again in another 22-10 whipping by each team having ai close one to oust Leitz Sieelbriie. least one player ejecled. MIDLAND, ONTARIO 1981 ACADIAN 19-16. Russ Cousineau The Sleelers won Jackie Dusome pit- led the way in that one, too, pitching the win and connecting for one of four round trippers for ihe Eagles. in the last inning to give Donui Villa a 24-23 win. Pat Lesaux was winning pitcher in that one. In other action, Ogilvie Mills split a pair of games, winning 14-12 over Bay Mills, with pitcher Doug Maughan gelling the win, beforea ~ another game when they edged oui Wilkins Auto 10-810 make it a Devils warming up four-point week. The 1.U.E. Sluggers Fred Hook's Squad 4-4 and came righi back to crunch Donut Villa 20-6. The Dollartown Saints and Simcoematic Canieen squared Off ina big contest for both teams and Joe Crosato managed io pitch Dollartown to a 22-17 win in a chippy affair, ched in with three RBI for Simcoematic but ii wasn't enough. In the only other game, Greening Donald Scoti Winstanley- Hayes led off the game fence in that one. Rob Fortin scored three times to pace the 3'sthe No. or Fortin North Stars marksmen, Richard O'Rourke and Kings in their victory, Mike Waltenbury added Warriors to a 5-2 victory Todd Weatherallreplied ihe other. over the Razorbacks in for the Islanders. Greg Lalonde was the Penetanguishene-Mi- Adam Bourgeois one Roadrunners goal- diand Junior Ball collected 'wo for the getter. Hockey League Bantam division action las! week al Penetanguishene Arena. Rob Leclair and Pat Marchand scored the other Warriors goals. Razorbacks marksmen were Wayne Desjardins and Shawn Fisher. In Junior division play lasi week, Penetang IGA doubled the Stewart's Gulf Junior Oilers 6-3 and Dufferin Ready Mix handled Olympia Sports by the same score. Mac Spears scored twice for the IGA squad and singles were had by Mark- Larmand, Kevin Oilers, Perry Beausoleil had the other. In Atom. division action, the Bay Phar- macy North Stars got by ihe Summer's Trophies Chris Diesveld were the WILLIAM P. TAWS, LLB. 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Jesse Perrault, (Photo by Bob Murray) MEConew.- Chine : A Jason Perrault, Andrew Adam and Rob Bianco MAT EAt ae Chris Pan-American Games in Halifax July 21-28. cay apres Robillard, 17, earned a spot on the Canadian Bri i McRevnold national team last month after a iraining Ci beer ie Sate camp in Halifax. scored iwice for the In both the Ontario 1,500 metre races. six gold medals and Robillard will compete in the 200, 400, 800 and After the Ontario Games, in which he won Robillard will join the national team for another training workoul in Toronto before and Pan-Am games, one silver last year, 1980 BUICK trampled Fred Hook's ens BOURE: 93° 'Behind the fine MONDAY TO FRIDAY 9:00 A.M. TO 5:00 P.M. SKYLARK LIMITED The Elmvale Devils grip of the Devils, who effori of pitcher Ed SATURDAY 9:00 A.M. TO 12:00 P.M. 4dr., V6, air, AM/ FM, Juveniles scored their eighth win in nine starts with an 8-3 thumping of Utopia last Monday in Vespra Girls' Softbail are in their first season of competition. 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