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thruway mufflercentre SCORE BOARD a Georgian Bay Jr. C. Final Standings TEAMS GP W L T GF GA PTS Stayner Bla. Whee 1 259.6122 OG Midland 32 stop Oboe. 1B7. "170; 42, Huntsville* 31 18 10 3 198 141 39 Innisfil B2 elOwia +2) 9198: 174, 135 PsSound™ "si 216) todas 7164 3d Penetang** 32 1119 2 166 222 25 Oro AZmeb Oh 2 Ler One 25 Gravenhurst32 4 28 - 124 282 9 *Parry Sound did not show for final game of schedule with Huntsville. No official word from league as to result. **Penetang is awarded 6th place due to a better record against Oro (2 wins, 1 loss, 1 tie). Simcoe County Intermediate Men's Basketball Thursday, February 5 Penetang Memories at Barrie Queen Hotel 8 p.m. Alliston at Midland Jory Jazz 7:30 p.m. MSS Midland Mick B's at Barrie Texaco 9 p.m. Georgian Bay Jr. C. Hockey Friday, January 30 Penetang 4, Midland 8 Sunday, February 1 Midland 5, Oro 4 Playoff Schedule Tuesday, February 3 Penetang at Huntsville 8:30 p.m. Oro at Midland 8:30 p.m. Wednesday, February 4 Huntsville at Penetang 8:30 p.m. Midland at Oro 8:30 p.m. Friday, February 6 Penetang at Huntsville 8:30 p.m. Midland at Oro 8:30 p.m. Sunday, February 8 Oro at Midland (if nec.) 8 p.m. Monday, February 9 Huntsville at Penetang 8:30 p.m. Tuesday, February 10 Penetang at Huntsville (if nec.) 8:30 p.m. Wednesday, February 11 Midland at Oro (if nec.) 8:30 p.m. Friday, February 13 Huntsville at Penetang (if nec.) 8:30 p.m. Oro at Midland (if nec.) 8:30 p.m. Sunday, February 15 Penetang at Huntsville (if nec.) 3:30 p.m. (Baysville) thruway mufflercentre Hwy. 93 & Hugel Ave., Midland (Next to O.P.P. & Mountainview Mall) 526-0144 ESET LL TL Ea TE EEN TEN, FLITE TT IT Page 16, Tuesday, February 3, 1987 Cents take 4th Challenge Cup Brent Insley recorded a hat-trick as he led Midland Stoneleigh Centennials to an 8-4 victory over Penetang Junior Kings in the sixth annual Challenge Cup. The game was the last regularly scheduled Georgian Bay Junior C hockey game for both teams. Brent Insley tallied at 4:58 of the opening frame from Jeff Douglas and Chris Edwards. Shawn Davy made his presence felt with a marker early in the middle stanza assisted by Daryl] Belcourt and Tom Hook. Archie Meridis connected at 2:48 on a play with Pat Mar- chand and Guy Jeannotte, while newcomer Jim Cascadden clicked 38 seconds later with help from Insley. Insley upped the score for Midland to 5-0 at the midway point of the contest as he slapped in Dave Davies' original attempt. At this point, Penetang seemed to come'to life and cashed in three con- secutive markers. Rob Desroches got the puck rolling for the visitors at 10:41 from Kent Nelson and Wayne Desjardins. Shortly after, Brad Klugston set up Desjardins for the second Penetang goal, then Perry Beausoleil made it a two goal game as he connected at 17:49 from Mike Magloughlin and Mark Dubeau. Daryl Belcourt halted the Midland slide as he team- ed with Tom Mook for a goal with just 17 seconds in the period to double the two period score on Penetang 6-3. Kings again came within a pair of tallies at 10:34 as Gary Lynch found the range assisted by Mike Brunelle, but that was all Midland were willing*to give them in this contest. Cents added two more before the game ended. In- sley completed the hat- trick at 10:48 assisted by Jeff Douglas, and Douglas collected the game's final goal at 19:36 with an assist from the goaltender. GBHL notes: Parry Sound's Dave Garagan was Out of the way The linesman prepares to get out of the way after drop- ping the puck in Friday night's junior C game at Centennial Arena. Midland hosted Penetang Kings in Caley leads Peewees win Midland Bell Canada Minor Peewes began their best of five Ontario Minor Hockey Association playoffs on the weekend by splitting with Owen Sound Douglas Cleaners. At Bayshore Arena in Owen Sound on Saturday, Midland came _ from behind three times to take a two goal 5-3 lead into the final period, but coughed up three unanswered tallies to lose the opening game 7-5. Owen Sound's Bill McComb scored his first of four just 18 seconds into the game, but Troy Caley replied for Midland a minute and a half later assisted by Mark Raven. Owen Sound clicked again at 2:07, but once again Bell Canada answered the call a scant 13 seconds later as Ryan Walser teamed with Troy Caley for a 2-2 tie after the first period. The home team grabbed the lead less than a minute into the middle frame, but Walser was johnny-on-the- spot 59 seconds later with help from Sean Rourke and Caley. Caley then gave Midland a 5-3 lead with a back-to-back brace at 9:15 and 6:30. Rourke and Raven assisted on the first while Adam Bourgeois garnered an assist on the second. : Unfortunately for Midland, that was all the offence they would get in this contest as the Sound's McComb tallied late in the second and early in the third plus one more to sink the Bell Canada ship. In Sunday's return fix- ture, Midland once again were forced to play cat- chup. Owen Sound scored in the first period and again early in the second before Midland got on the board. Then Midland's Troy Caley went into his act scoring four con- secutive goals to change the momentum of the con- test. Craig Slama, Ryan Walser, and Adam Bourgeois each collected a pair of assists while Trevor Quesnelle and Dennis Maheu each collected one. Midland led 4-2 after two periods. Owen Sound came back with two quick third period tallies, before Caley connected again at 13:11 assisted by Quesnelle to regain the slim lead. With 4:09 remaining in the game, Caley struck for the sixth time with help from Craig Slama. Owen Sound notched a marker with just 23 seconds in the game. Midland won game two 6-5. Next game in this series will be played Satur- day, February 7 at 1 p.m. z -- guesses 326 PIM eer ee en ----s ---- named on the weekend as the League's Most Valuable Player. Brian Trott of Stayner is the Best Defenceman, an award he shared last season with Midland's Drew Varley. Bill Campbell of Oro is the Most Gentlemanly Player. Unofficially, Dave Garagan of Parry Sound and Keith Cyr of Innisfil Bruins tied for the scoring leadership with 97 points. the sixth edition of the Challenge Cup. Midland won the game and the Cup 8-4. Cents now lead the series four games to two. PRESENTING USED CAR OF THE YEAR FOR 86! FIND OUT WHY EVERYONE LOVES THEIR PRELUDE » HOSE BARRIE HONDA 100 Bradford St. "'Downtown" Barrie Where the car dealers are! 126-6488 9 pe ces SAORI eine RIPE