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Roller hockey hits local scene Yet another derivation of ice hockey has hit the local scene. Penetang Re/Max Super. Hacks are one of eight teams in the Ontario Roller Hockey league. Other teams are from ' Kingston, Peterborough, St. Thomas, Toronto Mob | Squad, Toronto East End ~~ Saints, Toronto Flyers, and Cambridge Brew Crew. Penetang entertained East End Saints Sunday afternoon and blew a 3-0 lead to fall 14-5. That was the first loss in five en- counters for the Re/Max Super Hacks. Penetang is second in their division and third in .... Ontario with a record of three wins, aloss and atie. © The top four Ontario teams will compete in July for the | right to advance to the » Canadian Championships Roll up your | sleeve to save a life..:; BE A BLOOD DONOR Roller hockey This Penetang forward attempts asweep Sunday afternoon at Penetang Arena. check on Toronto's East End Saints dur- Penetang is just one of eight teams in the ing Ontario Roller Hockey League action two division Ontario League. thruway Midland evens Barrie mufflercentre SCORE BOARD -- ESPSS Athletic Award winners Football Outstanding Defensive Players: Pat Beauchamp, Mark Dubeau, Rob Desroches. Outstanding Offensive Players: Jim Hart- man, Steve Desroches, Yen Fook Lo. Most Valuable Player: Tim Dion. Girls' Basketball Senior - M.V.P. Ruby Degenaar; M.I.P. Beatty Spencer; M.S.P. May Tajima. Midget - M.V.P. Joanne Robitaille; M.1.P. Michelle Desrochers; M.S.P. Julie Morrison. Boys' Volleyball Senior - M.V.P. Rob Robitaille, Mark Larmand. Junior - M.V.P. Wayne Desjardins. Midget - M.V.P. Keith Rankin; M.I.P. Jason Sajan. Girls' Volleyball Senior - M.V.P. Cindy Wright, Debbie Trew. Junior - M.V.P. Eileen Leblanc; M.I.P. Dawn Sullivan. Midget M.V.P. Liz Duval, Meisinger. Christel Boys' Basketball Senior - High Scorer, Peter Dion; M.V.P. Andy Bayfield. Junior - High Scorer, Richard Leturneau; M.V.P. Tim Dion, Wayne Desjardins. Midget - High Scorer, Geoff Greenfield; M.V.P. Perry Quesnelle. Tennis M.V.P. Pablo Delucas. Badminton Junior - Cathy Pilon, Jamie D'Aoust. Senior - Kevin Farthing. thruway mufflercentre = e EXHAUSTS e BRAKES e SHOCKS e SPRINGS HWY. 93 & HUGEL AVE., MIDLAND (Next to O.P.P. & Mountainview Mall) 526-0144 Page 18, Tuesday, June 10, 1986 Wednesday evening, the Midland Boatworks team were hosts to the highly regarded Barrie Italia soc- cer club. Midland went on the attack from the open- ing whistle, and twenty minutes later, Dennis Moreau scored from about twenty yards out. Not to be outdone, the Italians counter-attacked and equalized two minutes later. Midland's newly ac- quired centre-forward, Dave Campbell, outraced the Italian defence to put the boaters ahead again eight minutes later. Their hope of finishing the half ahead were dashed when the Italians curled the ball just inside the high post in the dying seconds. After the breather, the dockers resumed their raids on the opponents goal, and a neat touch and go between Dave Campbell and Dave Jupp cumulated with Jupp sweeping the ball into the net to go into the lead again. Midland's efforts produced many more chances. Dave Camp- bell, who had a hand in both goals, found himsel with an open goal as a result of fine pass from Steve Jupp. He put the ball so high over the crossbar, it had ice on it when it came down, so did the coaches' voice. a Midland are playing with more cohesion this year as they were a yard ahead of the Italians all night. They should have tucked away a win, but a miscue on defence allowed the Italians to get back into the game for a 3-3 tie. Midland deserved a better fate but there is no shame in earn- ing a point from such wor- thy opponents. Midland must tighten up the defence, fewer lapses will result in them winning the lions' share of games this year. Midland will be playing the Barrie Greeks at Penetang Secondary School next Wednesday, seven o'clock kick off. ANNUAL MIDLAND ROTARY BARBECUE & SHOPPERS BAZAAR to be held June 28, 1986 at Centennial Arena Any vendor requiring space rental please contact Clint Truax 526-5042 August 9 and 10. The win- ner of the National title will go on to the World Championships. The next home game will be Sunday, June 22 at 2 p.m. when Penetang will face off against Kingston. St. Thomas Hawks will be the guests a week later, and Cambridge Brew Crew will supply the opposition on July 13. So mark your calendars and come out to watch this new and fascinating sport. It is quite entertaining to say the least. : Smith's win big in MMBMH In Midland Minor Baseball Major Houseleague action Wednesday, Smith's Trailer Park chalked up their second win of the season with a 13-3 score over Tri-Cee. Smith's led the scoring throughout the game, but in the last inning Close play Midland Gervan and Associates Tykes f waits for the ball from the pitcher as the Barrie baserunner dives for the bag in 534-3161 Tri-Cee's starting pitcher, Kelly Naylor, tried to rally her team with a stand up double. However, excellent fielding by centre fielder, JJ Pauze, combined with superb pitching by the Smith's team, cooled the late inning effort. At Tiffin Park, French's a "oe alee Ask Cam to show you an economical Chevette like this 4 door hat- 'chback, with 1.6 litre engine, reclining front seats, power steering, automatic transmission and AM/FM stereo. EASY ON THE POCKETBOOK WITH 7 a 8% FINANCING 'The Biggest Chev-Olds Deaier in Victoria Harbour' exc, LOCKHART MOTORS Chevrolet-Oldsmobile Dealer Park St. Victoria Harbour 534-7251 went the stretch to come up with a 9-3 win over Royal Bank. Royal's Lisa Kinnear and Rhonda Ken- nedy, both hammered out big hits only to have them snagged by the French's team. Big catch of the game went to Shari Jeffery of French's. York Simcoe Baseball Association play at Little Lake Park on the weekend. Midland dropped an 18-6 decision. ; 835-3813