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en It nispen in nthe wrist action One of the hosts of Monday's Sons of Scotland ladies' trebles tournament bowls one along the Midland Lawn Bowling Club green during tour- nament action Monday. Unfortunately, none of the Midland rinks came up with any titles at the event, won by a Tottenham contingent with a Stayner rink runners-up. This coming Monday more out-of-towners will put the local lads and ladies to the test in the Alzina Belfry Trophy mixed trebles competition. LADIES POWDER PUFF RECREATIONAL BASEBALL Standings Powder Blues Beige Bomberettes Go-Getters Blue Flame Mad Rush Hot Stuff ARNOUNCEMENT Paul Apschke Tom Smith, president @& Lockhart Motors, is pleased to annoufice thé\appointment of Paul Zoschke to their Gales sfeff. Paul's years of experience in the field is welcomed. Paul invites his friends and customers to come in and discuss their car needs with him. cy LOCKHART MOTORS Chevrolet-Oldsmobile Deaier Park St. Victoria Harbour 534-3161 - 534-3066 HURONIA SLOW PITCH Standings East Division Greening Donald-X Dollartown Saints Warriors Leitz Brigade Steelbrite Steelers I.U.E: Sluggers Bay Mills X-Clinched first place West Division op AROIGTSOS -- tt Goman Boats 23 Techform Eagles 24 Simcoematic 25 Fred Hook's 24 Donut Villa 25 Ogilvie Mills 23 Wilkin's Auto 23 od AARAWOnRWE 30,000 ISLANDS GOLF TOURNAMENT Aug. 7-8 Midland Golf and Country Club Results CHAMPION Mike Jackson, Midland : LOW NET Fred Lavin, Midland FIRST FLIGHT Low Gross Al Pappel, Don Valley Martin Price, Blue Mountain Randy Binkley, Whispering Hills Chester Graham, Midland George Stokes, Hidden Lakes Glenn Howard, Midland Bruce Calhoun, Glen Eagle John Danford, Barrie Roger Forget, South Muskoka Jim Hyndman, Unattached ~ Al Albright, Aurora John Ough, Barrie Low Net John Webber, Midland Paul Jackson, Midland Joseph Whitehouse, Lakeview Frank Sidey, Horseshoe Dennis Vooris, Thunderbird Bruce Steward, Barrie Jim Lapointe, Seaton Place Jim Hill, Midland Tim Frauts, Seaton Place Tim French, Blue Mountain Howie Wright, South Muskoka Dave Fennell, Horseshoe SECOND FLIGHT Low Gross Larry Penny, Spring Lakes Geoff Spence, Aurora Sam Casuccio, Aurora Paul Berry, Aurora Ed Kobylinski, Flamboro Hills Murray Charlebois, Seaton Place Al Parent, Unattached Paul Devillers, Midland Tom Garner, Midland Jake Hurd, Parry Sound Joe Kobylinski, Flamboro Hills Mike Hawryluk, Midland Low Net Ross Lemesurier, Midland Dan Mocherniak, Board of Trade Dave Pearse, Spring Lakes Ken Tannahill, Midland Andy Wicksted, Midland Wayne Sharp, Midland Gary St. Germain, Midland Ron McPhate, Thunderbird Donald Johnson, Parry Sound Dave Gurnell, Aurora Charles Noakes, Midland George Chappel, Barrie THIRD FLIGHT Low Gross Gary Murray, Aurora Doug Hagan, Georgetown Jim MacIntosh, Aurora Ross Cousineau, Midland Joe Kaus, Midland David Scanlon, Midland Don Warren, Aurora Jim Bales, Midland Ted Garner, Barrie Jim Blanchard, Midland Jim Mee, Aurora Ron Baker, Midland Low Net Dale Parks, Seaton Place Rick Martin, Aurora Brian Crawford, Seaton Place Leonard Lacroix, Midland John Morris, Carrying Place Harry Fostey, Horseshoe John Romanek, Rolling Hills Alf Train, Aurora Bill Lalonde, Midland Derek Bradley, Uplands Peter Fleischaker, Aurora James Marsell, National LONGEST DRIVE COMPETITION Rob Garner, Allandale 68-71--139 132 143 144 144 145 145 146 151 153 154 154 154 It's one by one for Ron's _..and one more sends them to Sarnia It was still too early yesterday morning for coach Ken Vaillancourt and his Ron's Con- fectionary ball hockey club to be tabulating travel expenses for the trip to the Ontario Ball Hockey Championship tournament in Sarnia. After all, they still had at least one game to play in their final Penetang-Midland Ball Hockey League championship series against the S. Charlebois Haulage Diggers; they led the best-of-five series two games to zip after a 3-2 win Sunday and a 4-3 decision Monday at Penetanguishene Arena, but, of course, things still weren't settled and there was a game last night. But it was the manner in which Ron's--this year's regular season champions again and long-time guardians of the league's cham- pionship standard--have taken a grip on this year's final that had most observers giving them the wink yesterday morning. fh ey, were threatened, of course, in the first game of the finals, but they managed to pull it out of the hat once again -- adding to their con- fidence and air of im- pregnability. Everybody knows they can be beaten, but doing it is another matter entirely. They were down 2-0 throughout most of Sunday's opener after David Robillard and Brian St.Amant slipped a couple past Ron's goaltender Mike Duquette to give the determined Diggers something to work with. But back came the defending champions, narrowing the gap with less than six minutes to go when Dan O'Hara made it 2-1 to shake up the now-defensive Charlebois squad. A couple of minutes later the Diggers' nightmare became reality when Mike Orser pushed one in to tie it, regulation time ran out and Ron's were poised for the kill. Less than a minute into overtime, Terry King twisted the blade and the Diggers were down. Monday night it was Ron's who attacked first, opening up a two- goal gap, and they never backed down. Gary Bellisle paced _ the winners with a pair and singles came from Lyle Buttineau and King. David Robillard responded with a pair and Dan St.Amant had one for the Diggers. Ron's coach Ken Vaillancourt said yesterday morning that Sarnia is still a big '"'if", that the Diggers have been '"'pretty com- petitive' and that he'd rsure like to get to Sarnia to try to improve on last year's fifth-place finish because he figures Ron's have a much-improved product this year. By ten o'clock last night all the question may have been an- swered for Vaillancourt and Ron's ball hockey club. If not, everybody knows, they'll just ask the questions again, ina much louder voice, on Sunday. Fa Arena. Gulf Oilers. Diggers and David his club. the Oilers. Easy going Dan O'Hara and Dan Leclair notched two goals apiece to power Ron's Confectionary to an 8-1 pulverizing of Don's Janitorial and end their Penetang-Midland Ball Hockey League best-of-five semi-final series in three straight games last Thursday at Penetanguishene Other Ron's marksmen were Gary Bellisle, Mike Orser, Ken Akerman and Terry King. Paul Duval had the lone Don's marker. Ron's advanced into the championship final series with the victory, there to meet the S. Charlebois Haulage Diggers, who wound up their semi-final clash in three straight games after a 3-2 overtime win over the Stewart's Mare Duquette and Brian St. Amant con- tributed the regulation-time goals for the snapped in the overtime winner to advance Larry Cowan and Doug Gillespie replied for ~ "Rocket"' Robillard y, Parks offer tennis clinic The Midland Parks and Recreation Sum- mer Camp will offer a free tennis clinic for those 18 years and over this Friday at 10 p.m. The session will in- clude instruction on Fundamental skills and rules of the game, provided by Michele a cae | Baha'i Faith It teaches: "It is incumbent upon all the pegyles of the worldg® reconcile their beneath the of the Tree care and loving kindness." For more information, please contact: 526-9532 ---- Wednesday, August 11, 1982, Page 23 Arbour, a physical and health education student at York University. 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