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oo Randy Butineau Sports Editor call 526-2283 Caswell's and Phelpston battle for SRFL RANDY erica The Simcoe Rural Fastball League final has been set and from all expectations, it should be a long and close series between Phelpston Minnings Electric Phillies and Caswell's Antiques A's. Last Thursday, Phelpston dropped Midland 3-1 to take the six point semi-final, seven points to five. As for Caswell's, the pesky Elmvale Mets evened their six point series last Thursday in Penetang with a 6-1 victory, thanks entirely to the two hit pitching performance by Tim Belcourt and two home runs by Ike Columbus. Mets scored two runs in each of the first three innings of the game and Belcourt had a perfect game going until the fourth inning. Caswell's scored their only run of the contest in the bottom of the seventh inning, as Norm Ladouceur cracked a solo round tripper to break the shut out. Keith Williams surrendered eight hits, but errors proved costly Penetang curling club The directors of Penetanguishene Curling Club have hired Ron Bellisle of Penetang for a one-year term as manager of the club on Water Street. For the 1984-85 season, the directors decided to hire a. manager for a one-year contract to more ac- tively promote curling at the club. On Tuesday, Bellisle said that the club is attempting to set up an industrial league for non-members _ for Wednesday night curling. He said the club is looking for 12 teams to form a new industrial league. Interested parties, not necessarily just from Penetang, are en-' couraged to contact Bellisle at 549-7546. Midland curlers can call 526-7159.. These curlers will be accommodated on a first-come-first- for the A's on this night. Monday night in Elmvale was a different story. Caswell's put the bats to work and their all- star hurler, Kurt Glover was on the mound, which paced the A's to an impressive 6-2 vic- tory over the hometown Mets. Glover shone once again on the mound for the A's, striking out eight and only allowed four Mets hit. Tim Belcourt was on the hill for Elmvale once again. Belcourt struck out two and allowed six hits. Most of the damage was done by John Moreau, who hit a bases loaded single in the third inning, which scored everyone on base. Mets held a 2-0 lead at that point in the game. Dan Tinney knocked in both Elmvale runs with a single in the second inning, which scored the two base runners on the paths at the time. Bob Valentine helped Caswell's cause with a two run double in the serve basis. Bellisle begins as manager Sept. 17. He said ice-making is scheduled to begin Oct. fourth inning. Caswell's took the six point series seven points to five. Caswell's-Phelpston series will begin Thursday night at McGuire Park, with a 7:30 p.m. start. A's coach, Mike Desroches, expects this series to be a pitching duo, as both clubs own excellent pitching staffs. Every department on both clubs are very even,so this series could take a while to deter- mine a winner. Vill isis pe Lg (pee to ZS teiy! Gary Buttineau of Wye Heritage Marine jumps out of the way of a pitch in their Olympia Fastball League playoff game against Brooklea Eagles, Monday night at Centennial arena diamond. Wye Heritage edged Brooklea 3-2 to take a three games to. one lead in the series. MGCC Juniors end golf season 'The Junior golf season has been completed for the 1984 year at Midland Golf and Country Club. - The season ended with the Jr. Club Cham- pionship and the Field Day. The following is the list of wirtners from both Junior competitions: Jr. Club Championship Low Gross. Girl, Deanna Hatfield; Low Gross Boy, Jeff Bales; Low Net Girl, Julie Morrison; Low Net Boy, Sean Graham; 2nd Net Girl, Monique Arm- strong; and 2nd Gross Boy, Jody Blanchard. Novice Division winner was Heidi Hanley and runner-up was Denise 'Tannahill. Field Day Longest Drive, 15 years and under, Gary Asselin; 16 to 18 years, Jody Blanchard; and 30 + Handicap, Scott Owen. Closest to the pin on no. 7, Owen Quilty. Chipping contest, first Claude Quesnelle and second Scott Bales. Putting contest, first Jody Blanchard and a tie for second between Jamie Peden and Claude Quesnelle. Hidden Hole Girl, Julie Morrison, and Boy, Sean Lavin. Low Gross_ Girl, Deanna Hatfield and ,Low Gross Boy, Jeff Bales. First Low Gross, Jody Blanchard; first Low Net, Gary Asselin; second Low Gross, Trevor Scott; second Low Net, Mark. Lar- mand; third Low Gross, Mike Quilty; third Low Net, Chris Bales; fourth Low Gross, Owen Quilty; fourth Low Net, Mike Lavin and fifth Low Gross, Curtis Lemesurier, and fifth Low Net, Scott Owen. Most Improved Golfer was won by Jamie Peden. Monday night clinics and competitions were seeks curlers for industrial leagues 10 and that curling should begin Oct. 22. So far this year, there are 106 men and 39 women who are members of the New executive for Puff League The general meeting and elections for the 1985 executive of the Ladies powderpuff Softball league were held Thursday, August 30. The new executive consists of Rosi Gilbert, President; Shelley Billson, Vice- President: Bev Greenwood) Secretary-Treasurer ; and Carole Wright, Public Relations. On behalf of all the players, the new executive would like to thank retiring executive members, Jo. Gorthy, Penny Beck, and Linda Dorion for the terrific job they did running the Malibus meet Midland Y Malibus will be holding a meeting tonight, for all ladies who are_in- terested in playing for the Malibus volleyball team. The meeting will take league in the 1984 season. place at St. Theresa's High School at 8:30 p.m. All players who are interested in playing for the team, must attend. All players must also own a Midland Y Membership club. The club is planning to have men's and women's curling Monday and 'Tuesday evenings, industrial league curling Wed- nesday evenings, men's curling - Thursday evenings, and mixed well attended. Many thanks to Paul Jen- curling Friday evenings. As_ well, jitneys are to be held on every fourth Friday of the month. nings, MG & CC Professional. Have a good winter Juniors and see you on the links next year! Bowlers are needed! The Sunday Mixed Fun Bowling League are looking for more people to participate in their league, which play every Sunday afternoon at 1 p.m. at Knight Haven Bowling Lanes in Penetang. The adult bowling league will be starting on September 9. For further in- formation, contact Ed at 526-5664 or Bruce at 526-3986. Contact! Wayne Dixon, Elmvale Mets first baseman strokes a Kurt Glover pitch in Monday night's Simcoe Rural Fastball League playoff game, in Elmvale. Mets took an early 2-0 lead, but Caswell's struck back with six runs to win the game 6-2 and take the six point series, seven to five. 1980 MUSTANG 6 cyl., auto., condition. 1981 PONTIAC PARISIENNE piss, radio, 75,000 km., 1980 CAPRICE CLASSIC 4dr., v8, auto., p.s., p.b., p.w., air, am / fm stereo, two-tone; low mileage, excell. cond. 4 dr., v8, auto, p.s., p.b., air, am/fm cass. excell cond., excellent family car! ~ p.b., am excellent Good Selection of 84's still available! 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