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Citizen sports beat Second section Wednesday, June 25, 1975 Scene Recreation by Ron Marchildon Penetanguishene recreation coordinator It would certainly be appreciated if over the next week all people who are planning to register their children for our summer programs would please do so. It makes it extremely difficult to make plans if we do not know the number in- volved in each program, so please register early and help us out. At this writing very few people have registered for Tennis and Sailing. If a greater response is not forthcoming these programs may have to be cancelled. Just another reminder that Lifeguards will be on duty each day from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at both Scott Street and Bayfield Park. Please help the Lifeguards by obeying them at all times. Remember they are there for your safety, so please have your children listen at all times. Coming up this Thursday evening in the Arena Lounge will be an organizational meeting to try and form this years executive for the Penetang Junior '"'C" Hurons Hockey team. Anyone who is interested in any way in helping out is asked to come to this meeting which will begin at 8 p.m. : It is very discouraging to see the amount of damage done in our parks already this year. I would like parents to instill in their childrens minds that the parks are for their use and they should not damage them in any way. Your help in this matter would be appreciated. Keep in mind the Centennial Ball Tournament to be held at McGuire Park this Sunday, June 29. Come on out and take in some excellent ball for a very reasonable price. Junior Girls Results Padres 26 Giants 8 Phillies 37 Astros 11 Junior Girls Standings Teams We SEs Phillies D0) 10 Padres 3) 6 Astros Aes} 4 Giants ) 5 0 Senior Girls games cancelled last week. Junior Boys Results Orioles 22 Athletics 15 Yankees 7 White Sox 6 Junior Boys Standings Team W L Pts Yankees 5 1 10 Orioles ay) 8 Athletics 3 3 6 White Sox 06 0 Lay : Senior Boys Results Reds 23 Mets 10 Cardinals 10 Expos 9 Teams W LL Pts Expos ery aL 8 Red Sox 3 2 6 Mets 7y 83 4 Cardinals 1 4 2 Georgian Bay Midget Softball League Results and Standings as of Thursday, June 19 June 16 Penetanguishene 22 Sturgeon Bay 7 Elmvale 16 North West Basin 0 Perkinsfield 23 Christian Island 12 June 18 Christian Island 41 Balm Beach 27 June 19 Elmvale 37 Sturgeon Bay 2 Standings Team Wie leis: Elmvale 20. 4 Perkinsfield 1 Of ar2: Penetanguishene 1 0 2 Christian Island 1 1 2 Sturgeon Bay 0 2 0 Balm Beach OF: e7* -0 North West Basin 0 1 0 Some changes have had to be made in the schedule. They are as follows: Balm Beach at Penetanguishene scheduled for June 17 - rescheduled for July 17. Penetanguishene at Perkinsfield scheduled for June 23 - rescheduled for June 30. Elmvale at Christian Island scheduled for June 30 - rescheduled for July 2. North West Basin at Christian Island scheduled for June 17 - rescheduled for June 22. If anyone else has schedule changes would they please contact me at their earliest con- venience. Please phone the scores to me the following day rather than at night or call the Penetanguishene Municipal Office at 549-7453 and leave your scores with the girls.. The mighty swing Kim Perrault takes a mighty swing at the ball during a Juvenile softball practice last weekend at McGuire Park. This will be the first year Penetanguishene has entered.a Juvenile Softball League. Champ Penetanguishene's Corpus Christi Public School finished 79 points ahead of runnerup Bayview School from Midland in the Area 3 Elementary Schools track and field meet on June 17. Eight schools par- ticipated in the meet. Bayview placed second with 98 points followed by Regent School (Midland) - 75 points, Ste. Croix (Lafontaine) 68 points, Huronia Centennial 66 points, (Midland) Parkview (Midland) 56 points, St. Joseph's (Penetanguishene) 46 points and Burkevale (Penetanguishene) 32 points. A number of new track and field records were set in the meet. In the junior boys 100 metre race J. Robitaille (C.C.) set a new track record of 14.9 seconds. B. Gammel (Bay) set a new 400 metre record of 1:17.6 minutes in the junior 400 metre (girls). P. Dorion of Corpus Christi School In Georgian Bay Fastball League Garrisons, Lafontaine tied for top spo Despite picking up two impressive wins during the past week the Penetanguishene Expos failed to gain any ground on the Penetanguishene Garrisons. That's because the Garrisons also picked up back to back wins during the week. On June 17 the Expos downed Lafontaine 14-8. The loss for Lafontaine was its first of the season. Lloyd Leroux was the winning pitcher. Larry Marchand, John Dion and Gord Dusome, all of the Expos, hammered home runs. Midland Motorola 11-4 in a Thursday evening game. Larry Marchand was the winning pitcher. The only consolation for Motorola was that one of their players, Peter Grigg, hit the game's lone home run. Short scores Olympia Sports edged Thunderbay 3-2 in a June 16 game. John Stamp was the winning pitcher. Ken's Esso bombed Motorola 16-5 on June 17 Ken Popple was the winning pitcher. Lafontaine and Ken's Esso battled to a 5-5 tie Corpus Christi Si wins area track and field meet established a new 400 metre record of 1:13:0 minutes in the junior 400 metre (boys). In the intermediate division the following records were established. L. Maurice (Laf.) 13.7 seconds in the 100 metre intermediate girls. L. Maurice (Laf.) 28.1 seconds in the 200 metre intermediate girls. Jean Roi Corpus Christi - 1:11.7 minutes in the in- termediate girls 400 metre. Bayview set anew 4x 100 metre mark in the girls intermediate The Garrisons two victories came at the expense of the area OPP team 'and Thunderbay. On June 17 the Garrisons blanked OPP 10-0. Louis Belcourt was the winning GBFL Standings Team Wee ue ts Garrisons 6 1 Lanes Lafontaine 6 1 th 58} Ken's Esso 4 3 il 9 Expos 4 3 1 9 Olympia 4 4 0 8 Motorola ea OPA 8 OPP 1 U 0 2 Thunderbay 1 7 QB division with a team time of 60.1 seconds. In the senior division P. Perceyk (Regent) set a new record of 2:46:7' minutes in the 800 metre senior girls competition. The final three records were set in the high jump competition. A. Grasie (Regent) leaped 4 feet 1 inch for a new junior girls mark. Jean Roi (Corpus Christi) cleared the bar at 4 feet six inches for a new intermediate girls mark. K. Carruthers jumped 4 feet 6 inches to establish a new senior girls mark. pitcher. Thunderbay bowed out 8-1 in last Thursday's game against the Garrisons. Alvin Robillard was the win- ning pitcher: pie ccs rer "een elit eG A 2 Be The league's most valuable player last year in South Simcoe baseball league, Kevin Timmons of Penetanguishene took his turn on the mound Saturday night for the Indians in a game at Toftenham. Nor- mally Indians' catcher, Timmons struck out five, Indians win, lose and tie After battling to a 2-2 tie with the Orillia Majors last Tuesday night and losing a close one to Tottenham Saturday night, the Midland Indians edged Newmarket 4-3 in South Simcoe baseball action at the Midland ball park Sunday night. The Indians took an early 1-0 lead in the first inning after Indians pitcher Jim Scharlach had retired the Newmarket side in order. Lead off batter Ken Fox singled to left field, took second on a balk, stole third, and scored when the Newmarket second baseman bobbled Bill Beauchamp's' easy ground ball. The score remained 1-0 until the fifth inning, when an Indians error sparked Newmarket into life and almost cost Midland the game. After designated hitter Jim Wesley was hit by a pitch and Dan Cooney flied out to Breen Bernard in right field, catcher Glenn Needler lined out to second baseman Ron Spiker, who threw quickly to Dennis Staunton to try to double off Wesley who had strayed from first base at the crack of the bat. The throw got there first, but Staunton neglected to keep his foot on the bag. With the runner on first base safe, Newmarket's Murray Blight connected on a Scharlach fastball for a two-run homer over the left field fence. With one out at the bottom of the fifth and Scharlach and Staunton on base with walks, Fox doubled to left field sending both runners home. On an appeal to third base, the umpire ruled Staunton had not touched the base, costing Indians one run. Bill Beauchamp's soft grounder, bobbled by the Newmarket shortstop, sent Fox and Spiker home for a 4-2 lead. Newmarket struck for Kevin Timmons takes to the mound giving up only a few hits in 31% innings on the mound. Despite the three for three hitting of the team captain and the base-running of Ken Fox, the Indians dropped a close 10-8 decision to the Bears. one run in the sixth, before Scharlach retired the side in order in the seventh, picking up his third win of the season and recording a two- hitter. ' The tribe came up with four hits in the games, © leaving six on base, and committing only one error. Indians lose tough one Despite a late comeback attempt in the sixth and seventh innings, the Indians bowed out to Tottenham 10-8. on Saturday night in a game played at Tottenham. The Indians struck for three hits in the first inning, but left all three men on base, as Bear's pitcher Tom Hurst fought his way out of the one out and bases loaded situation. The yame remained scoreless after two innings, as Indians starting pitcher Kevin Staff photo Timmons struck out three four, giving up one walk and one hit. Tottenham struck for three runs in the fourth, as Indians pitcher Bob Dyment took over on the mound for starting pit- cher Timmons. A home run by Tot- tenham and two Indians " throwing errors aided the Bears cause as they scored four more runs in the fifth, taking an almost insurmountable 10-4 lead. Playing catch-up ball in the sixth, the Indians came within four, as Timmons singled Ken Fox. home and Gary Hamelin's hit drove in a second run. In the seventh Al Gignac's bunt, coupled with a Tottenham error sent another Indian run home. Gignac scored on a double off the bat of Fox, before Bears' pitcher Hurst struck out Spiker and Dennis Staunton to end the game. Final score: 10-8. The big effort The elementary schools in this district held a track and was sunny and warm as the students, hopped, skipped, field meet on Tuesday afternoon last week and this student, from Burkevale School in Penetanguishene, is track and field events. only one of the many who participated. The weather ~ sports calendar ran, and shot putted their way through a variety of Staff photo ER (Gulf \ 4 LORNE RANCE GULF STATION ELMVALE - BEST Gas x Oil Batteries Tires Mechanic On Duty HOWELL DRILLING WATERWELLS FOR HOME COTTAGES FARMS 538-2573 Reasonable Rates Prompt Service A. Marchildon Blue Prints & Rubber Stamps PERKINSFIELD Phone 526-8678 Ontario 526-9296 Behind Fitzgerald R.E. 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