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e ey Sa ' "eh aes / Ps : Soccer action! The Mean Green Soccer team from Elmvale High School had troubles Thrursday afternoon at the MSS Soccer field as they were shut out 8-0 by the powerful MSS squad. Linda their gals. MSS Pitch. 'a ae Ferraro, right, had an excellent game as she notched the hat-trick for MSS MSS will now meet Part St. to decide first place, tomorrow at the -Andy Wicksted photo Hot bats for R & by RANDY BUTINEAU Penetang R & R Sports have been in- volved in two games so far this year, and both times they proved to the opposition that they will besa torces sto} che reckoned with in Georgian Bay Women's Softball League. Thursday night at the Little Lake ball daimond in Midland, Penetang held a 16-0 lead after four innings of play and eventually trounced their rivals, Midland Therriens, 18-2. Penetang's winning hurler, Dale Butt struck out seven 'Therrien batters and allowed only four hits. In the RBI parade, Trudi Fontaine was five for five at the plate and drove in three runs. Marg Dorion was three for three and knocked in two runs. There were plenty of sparkling defensive plays, despite the lopsided score. On the Penetang side, Marilyn Morrasse made an excellent catch, while on the run in the fourth inning. Carmen McNamara made a dazzling catch, when the 'Therrien's squad was_ putting "together a comeback. Donna Pilon ended the game with an exciting throw from left field. Midland's Cindi Gallagher hit the bail, deep into the leftfield corner, over Pilon's head in the fifth inning. The ball rolled to the fence, however, Pilon picked up the ball just as Gallagher' was rounding second. A perfect throw to third baseman, Annette Marchand resulted. in Gallagher being thrown Ball o one! Midland 'herrien's catcher, Julie Anne Zoschke, left, reaches high in the air to retrieve the pitch from her pitcher, while Marily Morrasse of the Penetang R & R Sports squad keeps a good eye on the ball, in Thursday evenings contest at Little Lake Park. Penetang won their second game in a row, defeating Midland 18-2. The city of Orillia will be the site on Saturday, June 23 to="host "'Huronia Salutes Brian Orser". A letter submitted to Midland town council Monday evening, from Brian's coach, Doug Leigh, suggested that the surrounding com- munities of Penetanguishene, Midland, Orillia, and Barrie, along with the IMSS gals garner fourth The MSS girls' soccer team won their fourth game of the year in convincing style as they collared Elmvale District High School for the second time this year, by an 8-0 count. In their previous engagement, MSS rolled to an 11-0 romp. Linda Ferraro led the way for the MSS squad, scoring three times. Michelle Shannon and Michelle Burgess each added two goals and Diane Schult netted the other marker. With their fourth victory the stage has been set for their match- out at third. However, all was not lost for Midland, Gail Latour made the catch of the game, as she came from deep centre field and made a spectacular diving catch in the final inning. R & R coach, Ernie Dubeau was again, pleased with his teams' performance. "Dale pitched better tonight (Thursday) than she did a year and a half ago." Dubeau praised. "Our offense has really been our strength ' in the first two games. It's plain and simple, if you got the pitching, you win games. We have good fielding, pitching and defense," Dubeau commented. Township of Tiny and the County of Simcoe, an opportunity to honour Brian for his silver medal _per- formances' in the Olympics and World Championships. Many groups, organizations and communities through- out the area and across Canada have expressed a desire to honour Brian, however, it up against undefeated Park St., Thursday, at the MSS pitch. In their previous meeting, Park St. shut oul Midland 5-0. MSS Coach Roger Bell feels that Park are at the peak of their soccer program. "They have a good mixture of experienced veterans and rookies,"' Randy Butineau Sports Editor call 526-2283 would be impossible to fulfill all of the requests for personal ap- pearances. As a result of all the conflicting pressures of training for next year's Canadian and World Championships, it is hoped that one "Huronia Salutes Brian Orser" can be staged. Doug Little, a director with the Mariposa Skating Club = and Bell said. '"They carry the game to you and force you to make mistakes,"' Bell added. "In our previous meeting with Park, three quarters of the Park only held a 1-0 lead, however, our defense and offense collapsed near the end of the game," Bell commented. i Salute to Orser in Orillia Richard Crowder of the Orillia Figure Skating Club will be involved in organizing the event. This salute' will provide the Canadian Figure Skating Association, the Olympic and National Skating Team and our Federal and Provincial Members of Parliament a chance to acknowledge Brian's accomplishments. win Galt we play aggressive, we can beat them! 'The girls' play better at home," Bell concluded. The top two teams will play for the Zone title, with the winner ad- vancing to the GBSSA championships. Currently, MSS and Park are one and two in the standings. Ball hockey yields plenty of excitement JAMIE Onan The Penetang-Mid- land Ball Hockey League began play Sunday morning at the Penetanguishene Arena on five fronts. Defending league champions S. Charlebois Haulage and Excavating Diggers led by Peter Robillard's two goals downed Hindson Marine Islanders 5-1. Mare Duquette, Brian St. Amant and Greg St. Amant all fired single goals for the Diggers, while avid Genier replied for the Islan- ders. Larry Cowan scored two goals and added one assist as Stewart's Gulf Oilers edged Mr. Car Wash 3-2. Dennis' Pelletier added a single goal while Kevin Dusome had three assists. Al Whidden cashed in for both Car Wash goals. Huronia Optical Hawks nipped Stoneleigh Motors Pontiacs by a 3-2 score as Dan O'Hara tallied a goal and two assists for the Hawks. Brian McReynolds and Terry King each counted once for the Hawks, while the Pontiacs scoring came off of shots by Gary Beausoleil and Jerry Lethbridge. John Desroches Const. Ltd. Block- busters with two goal performances from Doug Edwards, Dave Miller, Ed Cramm and Jack Mitchpeter walloped E & R Discount Outlaws 10-3. Calvin Sine and Brian Rambler each scored one Blockbuster goal, with Keith St.Amant, Shawn Sauve and Len Broadhurst replying for E&R. The Commodore Hotel Kings doubled the seore on Perfor mance Motor Sports 6-3 with Joe Beausoleil leading the way with a pair of markers. Jerry Ladouceur had a goal and two assists while Keith Mirade, David Gianetto and Jamie Robitaille fired one marker for he Kings. Tom Hook, Steve Friesen and Peter Wright tallied for Performance. T-Ball registry T-Ball registration for boys' seven years of age and younger, as of May 1, 84, place at Burkvale School, on Wednesday, May 23 from 6:30 to 8 p.m. Registration forms will be available at the school, the day of registration. Rivals Clash! Peter Roi, left, of the Huronia Optical Hawks is being hounded by the persistant forechecking of John Walter of the Stoneleigh Pontiacs, in both teams' first regular season ball hockey game, Sunday afternoon al the Penetang arena. The hw eT So Hawks edged the Pontiacs 3-2. Roi is an all-star defenceman with the Penetang Kings, while Walter is a high scoring centreman for the Midland Stoneleigh Centennials. Wednesday, May 16, 1984, Page 19