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an OE TES I MSS girls cop title The midget girl's basket- ball team from Midland Secondary School won the Georgian Bay Champion- ship in Barrie last Satur- day. The girls had previously won the Simcoe County Championship a week earlier, beating Stayner by 23 points and Eastview by 33 points. They had reached their peak at the Simcoe Championships. They were ripe for an upset. The girls had to write exams; they were playing the same teams; it was a strange gym with glass backboards; and the girls were a little lethargic and overconfident. Stayner came out with a vengeance, out-hustling MSS on rebounds and defence. Stayner led by one at the end of. the third quarter. The Midland girls were asked to provide more pressure and hustle and they responded with a 32 - 23 win. Denise Greenwood led MSS scorers with nine points and the rest of the starters - Julie Richardson, Jennifer Balabuck, Janet Lewis, Shari Jeffrey, and Brenda Kennedy had five points each. Stayner could definitely not key on one player. Natalie Chenier came off the bench and of- fered some fine defence and driving lay ups. The Eastview game took the same course of events with Eastview leading by one point going into the final quarter. Again the Midland girls rallied and defeated the Eastview squad 44 - 35. The girls definitely proved that they were the champs with their last minute desire. Denise Greenwood led the scorers with 14 points, followed by Janet Lewis with seven points. Jennifer Balabuck, Julie Richardson ~ and Nicole Patterson outre- bounded the _ taller Eastview squad in the se- cond half and added five points each. Natalie Chenier, Lori Kirdikis, Lorri Banks, and Denise Leduc provided some time- ly foul shots and hustling defence. Sharon Graham, Jane Arque, Megan Strachan and Maria Utilight provided the sup- port for a fine season. Con- gratulations MSS Midget Girls. Pin-chatter Tourney a success by Dennis Brabant Bayshore Lanes held a Mixed Doubles tourna- ment last weekend which turned out to be a great success. The tournament was filled with 36 entries in the handicap event in which four games were rolled in the afternoon, followed by a delicious roast beef supper at the Athenian Hall and a dance after. The prize fund of $640.00 was divided up among the first 12 places with the brother and sister combination of Jules Asselin and_ Eilleen McTague winning first place money of $120 with a score of 1931. The other winners were as follows: J.P. Desroches, Patti Hamelin 1,852 - $90; Vic Waterfield, Mary Lefaive 1,841 - $75; Harvey and Jean Stevens 1,841 - $75; Steve Asselin and Lisa 1,817 - $50; Ray Staunton and Verna Marchand 1,814 - $50; Howard and Julie Woolner 1,803 - $50. Bob and Helen Trew 1,793 - $30; Ken and Sandra Yates 1,790 - $30; Gerald Lesperance and Darleen Asselin 1,769 - $30; Don and Rosemary Spring 1,764 - $20; Scott and Karen Hayes 1,764 - $20. In addition, prize money was awarded for high singles in each game for men and ladies as follows: Game 1 - Maurice Lacroix 368, Eilleen McTague 343; Game 2 - Vil Waterfield 294, Nancy Capese 240; Game 3 - Scott Hayes 297, Verna Mar- Club aids charity Players at the Coldwater Bridge Club enjoyed a relaxing game of Contract Bridge on the afternoon of Nov. 24. Iris Bolyea and Marg Smith won with 57 victory points, while Verna Williams and Dave Parker tied with Mary Polk- inghorne and Peter Shaw for second position. The evening Club Chari- ty Championship in aid the the Canadian Lung Association was a hotly contested affair and a real thriller. With one board to play any of several pairs could have won. Five pairs finished with a difference of one board or less. The final winners were Ross and Sheila Hawkins of Vic- toria Harbour, 54 per cent; Dot Harris and Rea chand 261; Game 4 - Shirley Sharp 260, Barry Bowen 270. The next mixed doubles tournament will be held in the apring. The next tour- nament coming up will be the Holiday Mixedk Triples held between Christmas and New Year's, so reserve your spot now. Kingsborough tied with their husbands, George Kingsborough and Dac Harris with 52. The other pairs in close contention were: Jim Hughes and John Dowling of Midland, 51; Brad Osborne and Dorothy Pheasant from Honey Har- bour and Coldwater with 50. All other pairs were in the high 40 per cent bracket, with only 10 per cent separating first and last. Peter Shaw was the non-playing director. Several players are plan- ning to attend the big ACBL-Wide Charity game at the Midland YMCA tonight at 7:30 p.m. where a good turn-out is ap- parently assured. 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