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Kids are winners of this game CKMP Radio Actives succumbed to the awesome power of the YMCA Desperados in a charity softball game Sunday afternoon at Herb Beauchamp Memorial Athletic Field. The game was staged as part of CKMP's Children's Charity Fund which was started two years after reaching the finals at Molson Park in Barrie at the AM/FM World Series. Rick Steward and Scott Warnock took turns emceeing the event. Several prizes were drawn including Argonaut tickets, passes to waterworld in Wasaga Beach, Coca Cola pro- ducts and albums. Barrie youth wins Brooklea Andy Craig of Barrie won last weekend's Brooklea Open Golf Tournament with a two under par 72. With the trophy goes a three piece suit from The Parlour. The low net winner was Gary Marchment of Vasey who shot a 63. Marchment collected a TNT golf bag courtesy Brooklea Pro Shop. The first flight winner with a gross of 76 was Bob Fell while Fred Milley's 66 net score won him a golf cart. Craig will be joining the Professional Golfers Association Mini Tour in Florida Sea p i 7h 4 Prize Winner Golfer Andy Craig poses with his fiance, Jen- nifer as they hold the trophy he won at the Brooklea Open Golf Tournament Saturday. Craig's score was two under par 72, topping tourney starting in September until April. The 24 year old Cornell University graduate in Corporate Banking will be competing in 30 tourneys. Craig's game Saturday included 6-8 birdie putts from 10 feet. Craig felt he was putting - defensively and insists it is the weakest part of his game. Labatt Breweries joined with The Parlour of Midland and Brooklea to sponsor the 56 man tournament played under clear skies for the first time. the 56 man field which was sponsored by The Parlour and Labatt's. In September, Craig will be joining the PGA mini tour in Florida as a carded professional. Cherie Baker and Jeff Mitchell also suited up for CKMP while Frank Godfrey, Rick Bianco, Chris Edwards and Donna Asselin were a few of the Y's representatives. Several antics were pulled during the seven inning contest including grapefruit at the batter, tossing a bucket of confetti at a player and then following it up with a bucket of water. throwing a The final score was 19-9 for the Desperados after they enjoyed an 11-0 lead The story of the day was not the score but the fact that approximately $60 was raised for the Charity Fund. CKMP make donations from the fund to various local organisations Big Brothers, Salvation Army, Huronia District Hospital, etc. for the benefit of local children. such as Junior Golfer Trevor Scott of Brooklea Golf and Coun- try Club is back at work after spending a week in Kelowna, British Columbia at the Brooklea Golf and Country Club's Trevor Scott, has enjoyed a fairly suc- cessful summer on the golf courses. Scott participated in the Ontario Amateur Golf Championship at the board of Trade Course in Woodbridge July 12-15. His scores of 76 and 81 weren't good enough to make the cut. a total of 48 putts on the two rounds took its toll. Scott qualified earlier in the month by shooting a 76 at Brooklea, tied with Mark Gieseler of the same club. The following week, Scott found himself at the Provincial Junior Championships at Chedoke Golf and Country Club, Hamilton. Also attending were Colin Staples in Bantam and Mike DeVillers both from Brooklea and Jamie Peden of Midland Golf and Country Club. Scott made the cut of 151 with two round scores of 77 and 73 and went on to post 76 and 73 on the last two rounds to place 12th out of 150. Scott hit 31 of the 36 greens in the final rounds in regulation on the 71 par course. Scott feels his put- Scott burns up the fairways 3 aaa Tr ais aaeas S Canadian Junior Golf Championships, Scott missed the cut in the field of 160 but ranks 78th in Canada. ting prevented him from reaching into the top 10 in the province. Scott was able to attend the provincial championships through the generosity of Dr. David Carr. Another local resident, Paul DeVillers, sponsored Scott's trip to the Canadian Junior Golf Championship in Kelowna, British columbia, August 7-14. In the week long tourney, Scott failed to make the cut but finished 78th out of 160 golfers from across Canada. Scott estimates that $2500 was required for his food, lodging and transportation this summer in order to attend these events. In the fall, Scott will be attending the University of Guelph in the Psychology program and will likely be playing volleyball and golf for the University. Scott related that the U of Guelph volleyball coach purportedly said " I can teach anyone to play volleyball, but I can't teach them to be 6'5' (Scott's height)'. Wednesday, August 24, 1988, Page 13