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Gervan, Davy tykes nipped by Barrie started hitting the ball Friday, June 23, Midland Gervan Davy Insurance Tykes, 'ravelled south fo Barrie looking to even (heir series with Barrie al two games a piece. They fell short of their goal however, as Barrie oullasted Midland for a 10-9 victory. Craig Dempsey pit- ched the complete game but got little defensive support in the second inning which allowed Barrie to take a 5-0 lead on just three hits. The Insurance team got two back in the third, then had a big fourth inning to bring in six more and take an 8-5 lead. Barrie got back one in their half of the fourth and two in the sixth to knot this high scoring affair al eight. The Gervan Davy boys didn't quit and took the lead again 9-8 in the top of the seventh, but the Barrie squad dug in and plated two more with one out to win the game. Midland finally in this game and although only five dropped in for singles, the contact was there with a season low of only six strikeouts against Barrie pitching this year. The bats continued making contact Saturday morning when Penetang came to visit, as the Gervan Davy boys pounded out nine hits en route to an 8-1 victory. Craig Dempsey had a perfect day al the plate with three singles and a walk. Jason Nicoll went two for three with a triple and a single and Chris Kinnear had a double. Other three hits were singles by three dif- ferent players. Midland pitching was very effective limiting Penetang to two hits. Craig Dempsey again started on the mound and gave way to Chris Larmand for the third and fourth innings. Jason Nicoll pitched the fifth and sixth and ---- Keegos shine In final meet of year Fifteen Midland Y Keegos attended the 11th Annual North Eastern Region long course championships at Laurentian University June 22-24. The 250 swimmers participating were SportStats PENETANG-MIDLAND BALL HOCKEY LEAGUE Standings as of June 25th 84 We et GEAGAL Pars 5. Charlebois Haulage 10 2 0 62 29 20 Huronia Optical 8 1 3 65 42 19 Stoneleigh Motors 928109731) 19 Performance Motor Sports .8 4 0 69 44 16 Commodore Hotel (a Neb 23h ielo John Desroches Const. Ltd. 6 4 2 74 37 14 Hindson Marine 4 8 04057 8 Stewarlt's Gull Ba Ot. 0 85208 0s Mr, Car Wash JL. 08 1229) 52823 E & R Discount 012 0 28 83) 0 Qualified for Ontario Regional Playdown PENETANG-MIDLAND MINOR BALL HOCKEY LEAGUE Standings as of June 19 Atom Division W L T GE GA PTS FE & R Discount Ete OAs oy tary) Bourgeois Motors 25 gD 494.9% A hk & R Sports E20 (sce Driftwood he Bye (rR A) Peewee Division Stoneleigh Motors ae Ad CD) I 0G Bay Pharmacy Pee Se MU KM e i! Stewart's Gulf poe Obs no Penetang IGA (oe aE isyuoe4 Bantam Division Dock Lunch Vere oxal gal 7203 bees, Pizza Delight er altae lial 3 ol Oars SIMCOE RURAL FASTBALL LEAGUE Monday, June 25: Caswell's 2. Phelpston 0) Wyebridge % Vasey Royals 0 Midland 5 Elmvale Mets 1 Elmvale Sports 6 Elmvale Mets 3 Vasey 3 Perkinsfield 0 Thursday, June 28: Vasey al Midland Elmvale Sports at Vasey Royals Wyebridge al Hillsdale Wyevale at Phelpston GEORGIAN BAY WOMEN'S SOFTBALL LEAGUE Thursday, June 21: Penetang 35 Sturgeion Bay 1 Port MeNicoll 16 Coldwater 12 Wednesday, June 27: Phelpston at CBO HURONTA SLO-PITCH LEAGUE Wednesday, June 27: Daysco vs Warriors 2nd al 5:30 p.m. Techform vs CMT main at 6 p.m. Leitz vs Dusome's 2nd al 7 p.m. Video Daze vs Donut Villa main at 7:30 p.m. Memories vs Wilkins main al 9 p.m. PENETANG-MIDLAND WOMEN'S BALL HOCKEY LEAGUE Wednesday, June 27: Warriors vs Triple B's 7 p.m. Roadrunners vs "A" Team 8 p.m. Silver Bullets vs Master Blues 9 p.m. PENETANG-MIDLAND BALL HOCKEY LEAGUE 'Thursday, June 28: Stoneleigh vs Performance Charlebois vs Commodore Car Wash vs Huronia Optical Page 22, Wednesday, June 27, 1984 treated to a taste of world Class swimming by the appearance of Alex Baumann who swims oul of the Laurentian Pool. Baumann swam in the 200 Individual Medley and in the final Saturday evening, swam a 2:02.6, to the delight of a standing cheering crowd of swimmers and spectators. The time was only 3} 10 of a second off his world record. I! was less than a week ago that Baumann broke the world record in the 400 I.M. by two seconds. He thrilled the swimmers by his per formance and by graciously signing aulographs for the swimmers' who surrounded him every time he appeared during the meet. The following is a list of medal winners foi the Keegos al the Meet: Boys 10 and U. Jason Purssell 5248.3. 2:48.0 gold - 400 free gold - 200 free - gold 200 breast - 3:32.0 pold - 200 I.M. - 3:15.9 gold - 100 breast 1:40.7 bronze - 100 free - 1:19.1 Winner of individual high point trophy for boys 10 and u. (26 points) Sean Brooks gold - 100 fly - 1:37.0 bronze - 400 free - 6:00.7 bronze - 200 back - 3:23.9 Boys 11 - 12 Joel Magnan silver - 100 back - 1:18.5 - Midland Record bronze - 200 breast - 3:12.] Toben Jerry 50 free - 30.3 - Midland Record Midland Record 3rd Boys 11 - 12 200 Medley relay 5:37.3 - Ted Norman, Joel Magnan, Toben Jerry, Spencer Battrick. Girls 10 and u. Muriel Ilenry silver - 100 fly - 1:43. bronze - 200 free - 3:06! bronze - 400 free - 6:11.6 y bronze - 200 1.M. - 3:28.8 bronze - 200 back - 3:26.7 Girls 11 - 12 Kelly Naylor 400 free - 5:16.5 - Midland Record Becky Whittam silver - 200 breast - 3:16.6 Girls 15 and u. Lise Magnan silver - 100 breast - 1:28.4 bronze - 800 free - 10.26.3 bronze - 200 breast - 3:08.7 bronze - 200 fly - 2:52.9 Midland Midland Record Girls 11 - 12 e 400 free relay - 5:15.7, 400 medley relay - 6:00.9 - Muriel Henry, Melissa Cave, Becky Whittam, Kelly Naylor. bronze - BOAT TRAILER RENTALS NOW AT eutRa 900 King St, =) Midland Yanys® 526-4251 eE-Z Loader Trailers eRentals by the day or half-day eFrom 2,000 to 11,000 Ib. Trailers: Chris Leonard finished up in the seventh. One had to_feel sorry for Jeff Duquette who went all the way on the mound for Penetang. The big lefty scored Penetang's only run and struck oul seven batters bu! his mates just couldn't get any offence going. Orangeville take Novice Braves 6-4 The Midland Novice Braves team took part in a lacrosse tour nament on the weekend in Orangeville. The tournament is classed as a B and C feams although, Midland is classed as 2) Es ahve PGS aemnl management felt the experience of placing tougher competition would benefit the first year players, as they prepare for the provincial playoffs in August. Although they entered each game both as underdogs and park horse, Midland made it to the grand cham pionship, only to lose 6-4 to Orangeville No. 1. They won three and lost two in this tour nament, bringing their record to 6-2 for the year. Mini golf winners! Cassette deck, power hatch release NOW [hese are some of the prize winners of the Balm Beachway's $500 Mini Golf Tournament, held on Sunday. Pictured from back row left are: Terry Quesnelle, seventh, Andy Rostoks, third, Lloyd Wylie (owner), Tony Moreau, second, Gerald Sabbadin, sixth, and J.P. Desroches, fifth. Front row is Jeff Zummach, eighth. 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