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ag RR RN Fast Break Penetanguishene S. Charlebois Haulage Junior Kings break up the clearing attempt by the Innisfil Bruins and retain possession of the puck for another shot on the shell shocked Innisfil goaltender. The Kings will host Huntsville Blair McCanns Wednesday night for an 8:30 p.m. fixture. MMHA House League report The shooters declared open season on goalies in Midland houseleague action. In North Simcoe Bantam action Smith's shelled Wye Heritage 7-3. A Peewee game in North Simcoe play was more Closely fought as Penetang Desroches defeated Cowan's Con- struction 4-3 in the last two minutes of play. In atom exhibition play however, the Midland team was less gracious as Police overpowered Penetang Lumber Kings 11-5. In the regular season game, Little Generals outscored Realty World 6-4. Novice Action saw Bourgeois beat Royal LePage 4-1 and Bike Shop thumped Remax 10-3. In Tyke play Mr. Sub- marine slipped by Dynasty Inn 2-1 while Jory's IDA burned Bertram's Fuels 5-1. Smith's Mobile got two goals from Sean Lavin with the remain tallies spread amongst Pete Detambel, Todd Weatherall, Doug Lunnie, Ivan Gravel and Dwayne Lacosse. Wye's scoring plays came from Kelly Wilson, Greg LeClair and Jeff Duval. Penetang Desroches got two apiece from Jason Weatherall and Miguel Juneau. Responding for Cowan's were Keith Robin- son, Robert Kranz and Chuck Kenny. Chad Thayer and Leron Best notched two each for Little Generals with Duane Cotey and Brian Ward ad- ding singles. Kevin Borsa and Peter Tumber put in two each for Realty World. Kevin Hutchinson led Queen's nips Jazz Barrie Queen's Hotel edged Midland Jory I.D.A. Jazz 74-7 } Thursday nighi in Simcoe County In- termediate Men's Basket- ball action. The score was tied at the half 40-40. Brett Marshall was the big man on the court for Queen's as he netted 26 points while t pasa DPR ENA BHO Wo! Pa teammate Marty McCrone hooped 23. Bob Blasko was top gun for Midland with 21 points, followed by Jeff A wood's 14. Jim Costello and Chester Graham each collected 12, while John Faragher was the fifth man for Midland in double figures with 10. is an ingredient in everything 2 a Police scoring with a hat- trick. Chris White, Ron Hutchinson led Police scoring with a hat-trick. Chris White, Ron Hutchin- son and Guy Lamoureaux put in two each while David Oster and Jason Greenwood produced singles. Lumber Kings got two from Chris Ackerman and one from Mark Charleboix, Ryan Aspin- wall and Mike Manapso. Gregory Spiker led the Bike Shop scoring effort with five goals and two assists. Chris Cooper and Jeremy Chapman netted double efforts and Tyler Zelisney put in the single. Remax scoring was _at- tributed to Jeff Linka and Cory Dagenais. Lee Marion got a hat- trick for Bourgeois with the fourth credited to Kyle Pat- terson. Sean Cousineau got the LePage marker. Joseph Smitten and Jeff Latour got one apiece for Mr. Submarine. Joshua Marion scored for Dynas- ty Inn. Ryan King netted three for Jory's with teammates Jeremy Sauve and Dave Ashwood putting in one each. Jamie Hamelin answered for Bertram's. DRIVER EDUCATION COURSE Ontario Safety League Approved Next Course Starts Dec. 21, 1987 $219.00 Test Car Rental $30.00 Private lessons also available RAY'S DRIVING SCHOOL since 1973 up to 44% discount on insurance 526-9615 , Gift Certificates Available VISA e MASTER CHARGE 24 HRS. 534-7645 Be © eee e ee e ee Aa eae e ay uperb quality hat bears the LONDON FOG. label. CSN es With Love Jo-Ann & Bob Klug Available at She eee Penetang hockey In Penetang Minor Hockey Atom House League action, Penetang Pro Hardware doubled the count on P.M.C.L. 4-2. Pro Hardware got goals from Jos. Smith Shawn Mar- childon, Jeremy Boucher and Stephen Hamelin. Doug Westcott and Keith Harris tallied for P.M.C.L. - Grew Cubs scored 42 seconds into their contest with Beaver Lumber and never looked back as they romped to an 8-5 win. Mark Charlebois and Paul. Beauchamp were responsible for most of the damage with each player picking up six points in the contest. Charlebois took care of the goal scoring with five markers while Beauchamp was the playmaker on five occa- sions. Shane Dupuis notch- ed the other two counters for Grew. Ryan Aspinwall and Grant Mannapso replied with a brace each for Beaver with Arnold Jamieson picking up a single. _ Gil Desroches Flooring blanked Elmvale 9-0 in North Simcoe House League action. J. Dorion, J. Weatherell and R. Pike counted twice each for Penetang with-singletons coming off the sticks of K. Copegog, J. York and M. Sullivan. v) i) Dec. &, Tradition Midland Times suc- cumbed 3-0 at the hands of Gil Desroches Flooring. G. Robillard, R. Robitaille and J. Dorion lit the light for Penetang. Gil Desroches won their third game of the week by dropping Elmvale 2 by a score of 7-2. The score was tied 1-1 after the first period, but Penetang outscored the visitors 5-2 in the middle frame. Scoring for Penetang were Weatherell (2), York (2), Dorion, R. Robitaille, and Copegog. Loss heartbreaker The Sixth Annual Marauders McDonald's Junior Invitational Basket- ball Tournament was held Friday and Saturday with eight teams participating. Midland, Penetang, Bar- rie North Collegiate In- stitute and Lo-Ellen Park of Sudbury comprised Pool 1, while St. Theresa's, Brad- ford District High School, ODCVI and O'Neill Col- legiate and Vocational In- stitute of Oshawa were in Pool 2. Midland captured the championship in each of the last four years and won the Consolation title in the first year of their tourney. This year, however, they lost a heartbreaker in the Consolation final Saturday afternoon to Orillia District, Collegiate and Vocational Institute 42-37. Barrie North captured the Championship by tur- ning on the jets in the final A PLACE YE CANNA FORGET 25th 4-8 Reservations Please Highland Inn A PLACE YE CANNA FORGET 526-9307 Midland Highland Inu al Christmas Buffet quarter to win 68-63 over O'Neill of Oshawa. Midland opened the tourney with a 55-52 defeat of Lo-Ellen Park. MSS led 27-17. at the half. The Midland scoring was well spread as 10 different players hit the score sheet led by Jason Bennett's 11 points and Tim Boettger's 10. Their late Friday night fixture pitted them against Penetang Secondary. After rolling to a 31-16 first half lead, Midland strolled home with a 57-42 win. Sean Lavin hooped 19 points for MSS to lead the 16 man scoring parade. 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