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Sports Report Randy Butineau Sports Editor call 526-2283 Perkinsfield take seesaw battle with Wyevale 8-5. RANDY a Perkinsfield Commodore Hotel Bantus put innings of fastball against Wyevale Hawks, Monday evening, in Wyevale, in Simeoe Rural Fastball League together seven solid action. . It paid off for Bantus, as they scored an 8-5 decision over Wyevale. brothers', Ernie and Andre, did an excellent job on the mound for Perkinsfield. Ernie got the win while Andre recorded the save, coming On in relief in the sixth inning. Bob Lapham took the loss for Hawks. Perkinsfield opened the scoring in the first inning, with Shane Downer starting the game with a double. He later scored, on Gord Dusome's grounder through the infield. Wyevale scored three times in the bot- tom half of the first. Steven Hall reached base On an error. Two conseculive singles by Kirk Ure and Terry King (Hall scored on King's single) gave Wyevale base runners on first and second. Bob Lapham tripled, which drove home both Hawk base runners and gave them a 3-! lead. Perkinsfield, however, finished. Rob Wilson opened the second inning with a walk. Wilson was forced Out at second on Ernie Quesnelle's grounder to third. The Quesnelle was not quite Kevin Belcourt singled, moving Quesnelle {o second. With two out, Shane Downer singled, driving in Quesnelle and Belcourt. Doug Fox reached base on an error. James Dupuis doubled, driving in Downer and Fox and more importantly, it gave Perkinsfield a 5-3 lead. _ However, Wyevale drew within one run in the bottom of the second. Brad Bumstead reached base on an error and advanced to second on an infield out. He later scored on Brad Maurice's single to centre field. The see-saw scoring continued in the fifth inning, with both teams scoring one run each. Perkinsfield's, James Dupuis reached second on a ground ball error. A sacrifice fly by James Lefaive, moved him to third and he scored on Gary Watson's single. Once again, Wyevale closed the margin to witht in One run, Steven Hall tripled Terry King's infield out and later scored on Perkinsfield clinched the game when they added two runs in the sixth inning. Kevin Belcourt singled, Andre Quesnelle also singled and both came home on Shane Downer's third hit of the game, Both Downer and Belcourt each had three hits on the night. Downer also drove in four of Perkinsfield's runs. S. Charlebois Diggers clinch first place JAMIE eterhistindn Penetang-Midland Ball Hockey League's race for first place was decided on Sunday at the Penetang Arena as S. Charlebois Haulage and Excavating Diggers doubled Huronia Optical Hawks 8-4 and thereby nailed downed _ the regular season title. League scoring leader Peter Robillard scored three times and added one~ assist, while line mate Greg St. Amant scored once and had four assists for the Diggers. Rob Quesnelle, Dave "Rocket" Robillard, Martin Maheu = and Brian Forget also Warriors take It on the chin RANDY at TINEAU It would be safe to say that _ the Wyebridge Warriors would like to forget Monday evenings game against Midland Stoneleigh Firebirds! The Bird's put the bats in gear and rolled (0 a 10-1 victory over the Warriors in Wyebridge, in Simcoe Rural Fastball League action. Bruce Guthrie helps Bird's cause Bruce Guthrie was the winning hurler, while Brian Barnes and Paul Rowe shared in the pitching assignment for Wyebridge. Midland's offense shone, on this night, as they used the long ball to determine the out- come of the contest. Kim Ormiston hit a solo shot in the first inning. In Midland's four run second inning, three of the four runs scored, were a result of Firebird round-trippers. Bruce Guthrie hit a two run homer and Bill Richardson added a solo home run, which gave the Birds a 5-0 lead. Wyebridge scored their only run of the game in the second inning. Midland third baseman, Dave Sarson, played a super game, hitting a triple and a double and sparkled, with some great defence. Midland out hit Wyebridge 12-9 and both teams each had one error. As of July 16,1984 *S. Charlebois Haulage Huronia Optical Stoneleigh Pontiacs Commodore Hotel Performance Sport Hindson Marine Stewart's Gulf Mr. Car Wash E & R Discount *Clinched first place Tuesday, July 17: Player Brian Rambler Brian McReynolds Kirk Swales John Walter Jerry Ladouceur Terry King Brendan Crowley PENETANG-MIDLAND BALL HOCKEY LEAGUE STANDINGS John Desroches Const Ltd. 10 Playoffs Elimination Round E & R Discount vs Hindson Marine 7:15 p.m. Stewart's Gulf vs Mr. Car Wash 8:30 p.m. SCORING LEADERS W LT GFGA P 14a 20450729 10%, 255° 91 165:25 43 $9 45 23 MEL oral 72" 491.93 OAS 2G, 56122 PRADO 94467 21 GehieG56) 79) 12 G2 tolls 49 7e SB OLAV, Wey. {t (RR OMes3 122720) (As of July 16,1984) G A PTS 26 15 41 21 14 35 16 17 33 19E 12 31 Wf 322 29 .. 20 29 15 27 Desroches edge Car Washers RANDY ae TINEAU Three games were played in the Penetang- Midland Ball Hockey League, last Thursday, al the Penetang arena. In the first contest, two goals by Brad Copeland and one each from Jack Mitchpeter, Brendon Crowley and Brian Rambler paced John Desroches Con- struction Ltd. Block- busters to a 5-3 victory over Mr. Car Wash. Al Whidden, Brian Garner and Rick Rever replied for Car Wash. Performance Motor Sports scored four limes, with seven minutes remaining to lake a 7-6 lead over S, Charlebois Diggers, however, Mike Duval tied the score with :53 seconds left, to force a 7- all tie. Greg St. Amant had four goals and three assists and Peter Robillard netted two goals and four assists for the Diggers. Kirk Swales' scored three times for Per- formance, with Tom Hook, Carl Weber and Peter Wright adding singles. The final game of the evening saw Huronia Optical Hawks outscore E & R Discount Outlaws 6-2. Bryan Lethbridge led the way with two goals, while Blea ier McReynolds, Bill Ladouceur, Terry King and Lyle Buttineau netted singles. Keith St. Amant and Brian Bellisle notched E & R's goals. Bourgeois nets four DAVID eo isint E Three different players shared the swing as Bay Parmacy nipped Stoneleigh Motors 3-1 in a Peewee Division game. Shane Asselin, Robbie Haley, and Greg Lalonde were the three sharpshooters for the Bay. Replying for Stoneleigh Motors was Trevor Irvine. In the other Peewee game, four different scorers led Stewarts Gulf past the Penetang 1.G.A., 4-2. These scorers. were Scott and Chris Bales, Joel Heins and Mike Waltenbury. George Gunther netted two for the I.G.A. In a_penalty-filled Bantam Division game Pizza Delight came out the victors, posting a 5-3 victory over the Dock Lunch. The five different scorers for the Pizza men were~- Rod _ Lar- mand, Gilles Charlebois, Jeff Mason, Dave Restrup, and Fred Melnyk. Replying in a valiant attempt by the Dock Lunch were Rob Weber, Rob Fortin and Pat Marchand. E & R _ Discount trounced The Driftwood 10-3 in a One-sided Atom game. Tim Mason led the way for E & R with four goals and an assist. Other scorers were Terry Waltenbury with two, and Jason Dorion, Andy St. Amant, Glenn Robillard and Donald Pauze with one each. For The Driftwood, Mike Boyd potted two, and Scott Galt had a goal and an assist. Adam Bourgeois struck for four goals to lead Bourgeois Motors over R & R Sports 6-0. Tyler Byrne had two goals and an assist as the two complimented each other's play. counted single markers for the Diggers. Lyle Buttineau, Brian McReynolds, Ken Akerman and 'Terry King shared the Huronia scoring. Peter Desroches scored late in the game giving Commodore Hotel King a three all tie with John Desroches Construction Lid. Blockbusters. Wayne King and Kevin McConkey had the King's other markers. Brad Copeland fired a pair of Blockbusters goals and Wayne Hammette added the other. Hindson Marine Islanders led by Peter Biasucci's two goal performance downed Mr. Car Wash by a 4-2 score. John O'Hara and Jamie Gillespie netted the other Islander goals, while Rick Rever and Wilson Cowan replied for Car Wash. Jeff Wright, Kirk Swales and Dave Wright each tallied a pair of goals as Performance Motor Sports rolled over Stewart's Gulf Oilers 9- le Tom Hook, Rever and Brian Todd Caswell's dump Elmvale Kurt Glover continued to stymie Simcoe Rural Fastball League bat- ters, with his im- pressive pitching. Monday evening al McGuire Park, Glover pitched a two hitter and WES ib 2 aR Gah 055, Another one bites the dust! Elmvale Sporting Goods Expos batters had a habit of missing Kurt Glover's pitches in Monday evening, Simcoe Rural Fastball League game Expos struck oul 11 batters, as Caswell's Antiques rolled (0 a 9-1 victory over Elmvale Sporting Goods Expos. Dave Jamieson and John Miller shared the pitching duties for the Eimvale squad. Lalonde had_ single goals for Performance Kevin Dusome managed to score the Oilers lone marker. John Walter collected two goals and two assists' as he led Stoneleigh Pontiacs to a 6-2 victory over still winless E & R Discount Outlaws. Kevin Ellis who notched two goals, Paul Duval and Jerry Leth bridge each added singles, rounded out the Pontiac's scoring. Todd Clarke and Keith St. Amant responded for the last place Outlaws. Bob Valentine led the offense for Caswell's with a triple and he drove in three runs. Caswell's had six hits and both clubs com- mitted two errors apiece. between Caswell's Antiques and the Expos, at McGuire Park. struck out 11 batters and allowed two hits, as Caswell's rolled to a 9-1 romp. Glover Wednesday, July 18, 1984, Page 19