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Brett victorious in Hiram Walker Open ARNOLD BURGHER The Midland Curling Club was the scene Saturday of the Hiram Walker Ladies Open Bonspiel featuring rinks from Midland, Orillia, Parry Sound, Penetang and Barrie. Sandra Brett's rink of Cindy White, Nancy Drennan, and Shirley Widdes captured top spot with an accumulative score of 37 and three-quarters. The Marilyn MclIsaac rink of Parry Sound came second with 35 and a half. Midland's Diane Patchell was two points back of MclIsaac in third. Brett and Patchell tied for fourth with 16 points after the first round. Brett recorded the highest point total of the Penetang Youth Bowlers sweep tourney « Base Borden's Circle Pine Lanes was the location of the Master- Senior bowling tournament on Sunday. The Master-Senior tournament has a master teamed with a girl and boy from the Senior division in their Penetang Recreational Hockey League held its mid- season draft on the weekend. The reverse order draft saw Commodore Hotel pick Drew Craig as the number one choice in round one. Pollard's Regrigeration picked Murray Guthrie while G. Willicers chose Bill McIntosh. Jerry Borsa was Therrien's pick. Huronia Optical passed and Hindson Marine pick Dave McKenzie to end the first round. Commodore Hotel opened the second round by taking Moe Forget from Pollard's and then Pollard's picked Terry Carruthers off the Hindson roster. G. Willicers decided to stand pat while MSS hoopsters In 54-29 triumph In exhibition basketball last Wednesday, MSS Senior Marauders defeated the ESPSS Redskins 54-29. Midland played strong defence through the first half, allowing only 13 points, all of them® coming in the second quarter. Midland continued its strong defensive play till the end of the game, allowing just 16 points in the final two quarters. Andy Bayfield topped all scorers with 16 and Pete Dion added seven for the Redskins. For the winning side, Mike Burns hit for 12, while Steve Thorpe contributed nine. Next action for the Marauders will be after exams on Dec. 3, when Park Street Trojans come to town to battle the Senior Marauders in regular season play respective Youth Bowling League. Penetanguishene's Knight Haven Lanes came away the big winner of the tournament, as it took top honours in four of the seven categories. Penetang began its Therrien's chose Jim Forbes. Hindson Marine passed to end round two. With all other teams Furniture passing, | Commodore picked Doug Geoffros, Bill Hackney, and Morris Quesnelle in the third through fifth rounds to end the mid- season draft. PRHL notes: League President Shawn Stewart announced the winners of the league's annual Grey Cup draw. Bob Dion and David Robitaille each won $100, while the $75 winners were Robert Cummings and Jim Fraser. Kelly Huson and Henry Leblanc picked up $50 each. Pollard's Refrigeration hockey team won $25. The other $25 winner will be announced later. romp with Gary Lediard, as he took the Boy's High Single with a 260 in his second game. Penetang's girls just missed in the High Single and High Triple categories, but captured the Pins Over Average category. Amy Lesperance took the category. as she bowled a plus 122 in her three games in the tourney. Bryan Akerman took the Pins Over Average for the boys as he bowled plus 146 for his triple. Karl Gostick took the Boy's High Triple in the tournament with a 664. A Penetang Master- Senior team also fared well, as the team of Bruce LeClair, Lorraine Lesperance and Kevin Lacroix came in second in the team division-with 182 pins over. Rainbow Lanes in Orillia captured first place in the team category. 'spiel in Game 2 by virtue of an 11-1 win over Charlotte Tully's Midland foursome. Brett tied Game 1 with the Barrie rink skipped by Susan Nicholl, but won the tie breaker, giving her team 16 points. McIsaac was the leader after the first round with 18 and three- quarter points, followed in second by Sharon Fenton of Orillia with 17 and one-quarter. Mclsaac was unable to mount much of an offense against Fenton in round two and narrowly squeaked by with a 7-6 victory, not enough for first place. Ten points were granted for a win, while one point was awarded for winning an end. If an end was blanked or tied, a half point was awarded, while a quarter point was awarded for total score up to a maximum of three. A tie game was broken by each player throwing one rock. There were two tiebreakers in the 'spiel. Midland's Lee Rusch finished fifth out of the 10 rinks entered: Lorraine Moreau's Penetang foursome came in_ seventh. Charlotte Tully and Vivian Shaw, both of Midland, finished ninth and tenth, respectively. Buy your 1986 Membership before December 1, 1985 & Save 10% J. Orr Lake Golf Club 322-1664 Were Ae ea ' am, Sports Coats 4" ... 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