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Great action at Ball Hockey Tourney Ottawa Lacroix Voyageur's number 19 moves in onthe Oshawa Bruin's net in this semi final match up al the Ontario Ball Hockey Championships held al 'he Penetang Arena on the weekend. Ottawa persevered to upend the previously unbeaten Bruins 4-3 in this fixture to move to the Cham- pionship Finals in which they beat their cross- -photo by Cathy Dupuis own rivals, the Ottawa Maxwell's Gulf Cobras, 7-1 10 take the Ontario Ball Hockey Championship for 1985. , Cougars sweep key Performance Motors to League Championship In the Penetang Midland Ball Hockey League Playoffs, Performance Motor Sports nipped 'a very talented S. Charlebois Haulage squad 4-2 to take the best of five series in straight games. The first two games of the series were decided in overtime. In the game, Dave Wright, Kirk Swales, Peter Wright, and Pat Brodeur tallied for the winners, with Greg. St. Amant and Mike Duval replying for Charlebois. Following is a list of P.M.B.H.L. Award win- ners: Playoff time InMTC League In Midland Town Centre Softball League Playoff action, !he Unknowns emerged victorious in Series a by virtue of a 17-12 two game total run decision over Mr. Grocer. The U: knowns dropped the first game 7-2 bul rebounded for a 15-5 roul in game Iwo. In Series B, Nebs won the first game over Video Daze 17-8, bul lost the second fixture 9-3. Nebs managed |v squeeze oul a two game total run victory 20-17. The BtA slapped G. Willicers 20-6 and 12-6 to ake Series C 32-12. U-Bag-I! were victorious in Series D by taking the measure of CKMP 12-8 and 23-6 for a total seore of 35-14. The winners now go on to a Championship Playoff, while the losers in the first round will play for the Consolation honors. Playoff Schedule: Mon., Aug. 26 Unknowns vs. U-Bag-It, Cham- pionship. Tues., Aug. 27 Mr. Grocer vs CKMP, Consolation Wed., Aug. 28 Nebs vs BIA, Championship. Thurs., Aug. 29 Video Daze vs G. Wilicers, Con- solation, Mon., Sept. 2 pionship. Tues., Sept. 3 Mr. Grocer vs CKMP, Consolation. Wed., Sept. 4. Nebs vs. BIA, Championship. Thurs., Sept. 5 Video Daze vs. G. Wilicers, Con- solaiion Unknowns vs U-Bag-It, Cham- Most Valuable Player, Marlon Gieseler, Mr. Car Wash; Most Valuable Defenceman, Chris Wright, Performance Motor Sports; Most Valuable Goalie, Ray Hook, Stoneleigh Pontiacs; Rookie of the Year, Steve Paul, Mr. Car Wash; Unsung Hero Award, Calvin Sine, John Desroches Construction Lid.; Mosi Sportsmanlike Player, Denis Ladouceur, E&R Discount; Most Valuable Player- Playoffs, Brian St. Amant, S. Charlebois Haulage, 'Kirk Swales, Performance Motor Sports; Leading. Scorer, Carl Weber, Performance Motor Sports; First Place Trophy, Performance Motor Sports; Bob Stewart Memorial Trophy (League Cham- pions) - Performance Motor Sports. Touching bases Penetang Youth Bowling Council will be holding 'heir 1985-86 registration on Monday, September 2 from 1-4 p.m., and on Saturday, September 7 beginning al 9 a.m. al the Knight Haven Lanes. Registration fee is a very modest $2.50 this year. The Y.B.C. is for young bowlers between the ages of 4-18 divided into Peewee, Bantam, Junior and Senior categories. The Senior division bowls Sunday nights, while the others are in action on Saturdays. There also will be the opportunity for some bowlers to participate in Tournaments. Page 20, Tuesday, August 27, 1985 Shoppers coming from just about everywhere With another shot trom the propane burner, Molson Ontario Breweries' Pilot Hugh Wallis (left) adds more lifting power to the 73,000 cubic foot volume of his 70 foot high, hot air balloon. With the help of 'Co-Pilot'? Kathy McPhee (right) on Friday afternoon, Wallis was 'testing one of the i huge and colourful balloons that will guide shoppers to the grand opening tomorrow, of Barrie's newly expanded Georgian Mall: now the larges! regional shopping centre in Central Ontario. : game Bourgeois Cougars Atoms of the Penetang- Midland Minor Ball Hockey League swepi he Consolation series by defeating Stoneleigh Motors 5-3. Sean Traynor polted two goals '0 lead he Cougars 1 viciory, while Jeff Doughty, Keith Lapensee, and Adam Bourgeois added single markers. Charles Secord iallied twice and Sean Rourke netied a singleton for Stoneleigh. The Bi-Way also swep! their series by rouncing 'he Driftwood 7-0. Jason Dorion and Tim Mason fired a pair of goals each, with Tyler Byrne. Trevor Quesnelle, and Kirk Rusion chipping in with one goal each io accoun for the Bi-Way scoring. The Peewee. Cham- pionship Series ended in 'he minimum number of games as well, as Stewar"s Gulf ou scored Penetang I.G.A. 4-1. Derek Leneeuw, Glen Robillard, David Forres!, and Jon Marion all fired single markers as Stewart's displayed a well balanced atiack. Keith Robillard's firs period goal had given the I.G.A. an early lead. E&R Discoun! evened their bes of three affair with Penetang Boitling in the Bantam Cham- pionship series with an 8-3 viclory. I was the Bo: tling's first loss since May. Rob Weber and Wayne Desjardins led E&R's aitack as buth recorded a_ hai irick. Chris Quesnelle recorded a brace. Chris Moreau with a pair, and Keni MacDonald 'allied for the losers. Lickhar! Motors 'ook a one game lead in the Novice Championship series in convincing fashion as hey ham- mered Assurance Asselin Insurance 9-1. Howie Monague enjoyed yet another big nigh: as he dented the twine five imes. Neal Marchildon with a ha: trick and Vance Dupuis were Lockhari's other Marksmen. Dupuis also had 'hree assists. Wayne Bes! recorded iwo helpers along with Lerone Best. Jacob Core's second half goal foiled he shu! oul ai- iemp. In 'he firs! game uf ihe Novice Consolation series, Beaver Lumber edged the Dock Lunch 7- '5. Dale Gignac con- tinued 1 display his scoring prowess as he noiched four goals. S ewar! McConkey witha pair and Matihew Overink also scored for Beaver Lumber. Jason La our with a pair, Kevin Wocd, Erie Beauchamp and Troy Quesnelle replied for Dock Lunch. a ee Rie ae Sil eet