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HUBERT HIGGS) * went home to ' Northland Drive / in Smith's Mobile Home Park on Wednesday 9 with a pike - weighing =m\\\ 20 pounds, \ and 40 minches long blues The Annual General Meeting of the MMBA is Sunday, Nov. 13, 7:15 p.m. in the boardroom of the Centennial Arena. It is time to elect the 1984 Executive in order that preparations be made for next season. This past year, the executive was ex- tremely -- shorthanded and several divisions did not operate ef- ficiently as a result. 1984 looks even bleaker as some executive members will not be returning and so far nO One appears in- terested in assuming the responsibilities, The more manpower recruited, will enable every division to be organized more smoothly as each person would have fewer responsibilities and therefore more time to accomplish any duties. There are many problems' with the MMBA as many of you reading this know. The difficulties will not solve themselves, but unless you are willing to "'set involved" the problems will continue to grow and multiply. Now is the time to act, not talk. Next year's season, if there is to be One, is in your hands. If the numbers at the meeting are few, the Executive of 1983 may assume that the parents of this town do not wish for baseball to continue in the town of Midland. Barb Nicoll 1983 President ESPSS midget and seniors' clip St. T's ESPSS midget Girls' 13 and Monique basketball team played Hamelin shot for nine St. Theresa's, on _ points. Tuesday and came ESPSS Senior Girls' away with a 45-18 vic- team had a little more tory, on St. T's home __ difficulty, but managed court. to edge St. T's 43-42. Leading the way for Top scorer for the ESPSS squad was Cathy ESPSS team was Pilon, netting 19 points. Suzanne Desroches with Linda Quesnelle scored _28 'points. e UIzZ Answers Page 14 Hello again sports fans! Are you all ready for another mind-boggling quiz! Well, here we go! 1. Who is leading the Midland Rec Hockey League in scoring? 2. What is the name of the Toronto Maple Leaf trainer, who resides in Midland, during the off season? 3. Who is the top female cross-country skier on the Canadian team? 4. Whois one of the top outboard motor-boat racers in Canada? 5. Name the four members of the curling team that represented Southern Ontario at the 1981 Briar, in Calgary? 6. When was Midland arena manager, Jim McLaren, appointed to his post? 7. What Midland baseball team won the All- Ontario championship? 8. What was the name of the Midland Lacrosse team, which placed second in British Columbia, in 1982? 9. Who are the captain of the Midland Stoneleigh Centennials and of the Penetang Kings? 10. What place did Monsignor Castex finish in the elemntary schools' Provincial Cup Volleyball tournament? \ Page 12, Friday, November 11, 1983 Penetang Kings made it seven straight vic- tories, Friday night, at Penetang arena, with a 10-2 thumping of the Essa 80's. Penetang scored four times in the first period, twice in the second and added four more in the third frame. Kings' built up an 8-0 lead, before Essa managed to spoil Penetang goaltender, Kevin Steele's shut-out bid. Rob Roy had himself another big night, netting two goals and assisting on three others to increase his south division leading point total to 29 points. Dave Redman started the onslaught, scoring two goals in 10 seconds. His first goal came at the 8:54 mark, with Blair McReynolds and Rob Roy assisting. Redman scored again at 9:04 and Roy collected an assist once again. Twelve seconds later, Brian Forget made the score 3-0. Peter Roi and John O'Hara helped out on Forget's goal. Roy closed out the first period scoring, at the 17:10 mark. Brian McReynolds got the lone assist. Kings outshot Essa 14-12. In a_ penalty filled second period, Penetang made it 5-0, on a goal by Peter Roi. Brian Forget assisted. Basebal | Wicky"s b-ballers Kings whip Essa- Five minutes later, Rob Roy scored his second of the contest, from Blair McReynolds and John O'Hara. Shots on goal were even at nine. Bob Weatherill scored at 3:44 of the third frame, to give Penetang a 7-0 lead. Brian McReynolds and Al . Melnyk nabbed assists. McReynolds made the score 8-0, at 10:15. Perry Beausoleil and Melnyk assisted on the goal. omb Brock 136-77! 'a Both St. Theresa's junior and senior boys' volleyball teams made it to the semi-finals of lhe AGBSSA AAG: volleyball -- champion- ship, held in Aurora, on Wednesday. St. T's juniors lost their Opening match of the day to Woodbridge, in two straight games. The scores were 15-3 and 15-10. St. T's started off slow and_ the Woodbridge team took full advantage of that fact. Their second match was against Parry Sound. Crusaders played much better in this match and took the Sound club in two straight games, defeating them 15-5 and 15-10. This qualified them for the semi- finals, against Stouf- feville. In the semi's, both teams were very evenly matched. _Stouffeville It was no contest, as the MSS Senior Girls' basketball team destroyed their rivals from Brock 136-17, Wednesday afternoon, at the MSS triple gym. Kelly Edwards led the way for the lady Maurauders with 33 points. Angie Pumputis scored 25 and Mary Russell netted 20 points. MSS controlled the entire game, outscoring their opponents 39-3 in the first quarter, 63-10 at the half and 85-13 after three quarters of play. Not only did the MSS° KELLY EDWARDS leads way with 33 points 'tax | wo ee were a much bigger and more experienced team. Stouffeville took the match two games to one, by scores of 10-15, 15-8 and 12-15. St. T's demonstrated some excellent defense, in particular, the digging of Pat Marchand. All of the six starters per- formed admirably, both in offense and defense and in overall play. St. T's seniors first match was against St. Roberts. Crusaders' took the match two straight, despite trailing in the second game 14-4. The final scores were 15- 6 and 16-14. Crusaders' next op- ponents were the host Aurora school. St. T's did away with them in two straight games also, by scores of 15-4 and 15- 5. That victory put the Crusaders' into the semi-finals against Parry Sound. In the semis', Parry Consolation eludes ESPSS Redskins' football team travelled to Alliston, Tuesday, to battle Banting Memorial for the Simcoe County Con- solation football championship. Redskins' ran up against a very strong Banting defense, which shut down the Penetang attack and shut-out the Redskins' 20-0. Many penalty flags were thrown, mostly against PSS, which slowed the game down, making it difficult for . the Redskins' to gain any monentum. Penetang's accom- plishments oversee the loss in the consolation final, to Alliston. PSS S qualify Sound proved to be no match for the mighty St. T's squad. The double blue disposed of Parry Sound, 15-2 and 15-11. The finals saw St. Theresa's up against Eastview, from Barrie. St. T's once again dominated their op- ponents, taking the match and the cham- pionship, in two straight games. The scores were 15-2 and 15-5. Setters John Bald and Owen Quilty were out- standing. They varied the attack and were able to read the opposition. Jim Newton did a superb job in the back court defense and Karl Fournier had an_all- round great tour- nament. St. Theresa's next stop is the OFSSA championships, on Noy. 18 and 19, being held at West Humber and North Albion Collegiate. Redskins won four home games and defeated Midland 27-7 for the Dubeau Cup. ESPSS even making it to the consolation final is a success, since PSS is the smallest school in the County. Face-off action vals display a--potent offense, they also put on an excellent display of defense, in particular, their zone press. Many of the points scored by the Marauders, were because of errors that the MSS defense forced upon Brock. Defensively, first year senior, Linda Essa finally got on the score-sheet, a minute later, but their fate had already been decided. Essa added a second mark, at 13:15, but that was all the damage Essa could do. Kings' Al Melnyk scored a rare goal, at 17:23, with Brian McReynolds assisting. Brother Blair, closed out the scoring at 19:34, from Peter Roi and Rob Roy. Kings' outshot Essa 13-8 and 36- 29 in the game. * Pa Ferraro came up with an excellent display holding the Brock of- fense, to shots from outside the key area. She was. also in- strumental in stealing many passes away from the Brock team. The win means that the MSS squad finished the season undefeated. Their next opponents are the number one ranked team in the province, from Sud- bury. The game is to take place Sunday morning, at 10:30 a.m. at MSS, with a 50 cent admission charged. being The Commodore Hotel mens tournament held at Elmvale Dutcher and Corbett Peewee A's hockey team successfully opened their season by winning three of their first four games. Twice the Elmvale team defeated Stayner by the identical scores of 5-1. After losing 6-2 to Wasaga Beach on Saturday, the boys rebounded on Sunday to defeat Coldwater, 5-2. Knight Haven Lanes last weekend produced some excellent bowling. The first place prize of $400 was won by the team from Bracebridge who rolled a 5 game total of 6,909 for the six bowlers. The other winners were Orillia with 6,772 ($280), Owen Sound with 6,689, ($150) and another Orillia team witha total of 6,651 ($120). The 2 local teams participating finished just out of the money with the Penetang team rolling 6,591 and Midland rolling 6,589. . High singles were rolled by Shawn McCormack of Bracebridge with 320 and Rodney Todd of Midland with 314. Jim Vivian from Orillia rolled 1285 to win the high five prize closely followed by Bill McCormack of Bracebridge with 1275. All leagues belonging to the Midland-Penetang 5 Pin Association will be starting the High-Low doubles tournament this week with approximately 700 bowlers participating. Each bowler in a league is matched up with a partner who then have to beat their average over a six week period of regular league play. Depending on the number of bowlers in a league the top 1 to 4 couples will advance to the association final in January where prizes will be awarded to the top 10 couples. The winner of the association final will advance to the provincial finals in Barrie where trips to Florida are up for grabs so good luck to all! All 10 of the master bowlers from Midland & Penetang competed in the master junior tour- nament in Orillia last weekend. Each master bowled with a boy and girl from the local YBC groups and we had some good results. J.P. Desroches from Penetang was leading the tournament after the fifth game but ran into difficulties in the last game to finish up sixth. Robbie Payne of the Penetang YBC rolled 228 pins over his average with a high single game of 247. Gerald Lesperance of Midland captured second place with the help of Kevin Rawson (164) and Kim Smoke (+55) who combined rolled a plus of 320 over their average only 30 pins out of ist place. Burrie's Ron Murkie bowled a 396 single with strikes to highlight the Wonenaiiedte a ae