The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

Wednesday, June 22, 1977. Georgian Bay Fastball League Monday Olumpia 2 Expos0 Garrisons 2 Hotel Brule 2 Tuesday Ken's Esso8 Juniors 5 Caswells 8 Midland2 Wednesday Olympia 10 Expos7 Garrisons 7 Hotel Brule3 tw Sunday Juniors 14 Ken's Esso8 Caswells 10 Midlands Standings of DE ae 4s Garrisons 67/0) 1 35, (Lercar Const.) Caswells 6510 10 Olympia Sports ' Grad, Teel 529, Hotel Brule 83 eds 27, Expos 713) 40 36 Ken's Esso S<2- oa § Juniors Gin2 3670. 4 Midland AGO, ee Novice Elmvale 21 Wyevale 4 Standings WL TT Pits, Penetanguishene Lag 050) 2 Perkinsfield 17, (00052 Elmyale 21, 1e0e2 Wyevale 10) 20) 0: CBO 1 100 Intermediate CBO 19 Midland 13 Standings bat eis. CBO Zia, 0 10) 8 Elmvale 11080 22, Sturgeon Bay 11 40 0-2; Midland 2 APO), 2 Penetanguishene 10100 Phelpston 1501, 00) Victoria Harbour 1 0je1 0) 0) Midget Victoria Harbour 15 Penetanguishene B 14 Phelpston 41 Waverley 11 Penetanguishene M 43 Elmvale8 Perkinsfield 24 Phelpston 4 Penetanguishene M 34 Victoria Harbour 20 Standings PW Er Pts, Penetanguishene M 5 5 00 10 Phelpston 5.3.2.0 6 Perkinsfield Sas is Bi) Victoria Harbour plete, "ipo s~) Penetanguishene B 8° 15250. 2 CBO S0ee A al Elmvale 1XOF TE 305.0) Waverley 250° 250 <0, Senior Girls Team1-49 Team 3-13 Team 1-24 Team3-15 Standings POW fb Tre: Team tO 1018 Team2 5230 4 Team3 6060 0 Junior Girls June 13 Blue Jays 26 Expos 25 June 15 Panthers 27 Expos7 Standings PE Mh ae, Panthers 6510 10 Blue Jays 5320 6 Expos 5050 0 Senior Boys June 14 Team 3-6 Team 1-4 Team 2-10 Team4-6 Standings PWLT Pts. Team2 Aes 0g 5: Team3 473106 Team1 41302 Team4 40400 Junior Boys June 9 Giants 17 Expos7 Yankees 17 Blue Jays7 June 15 Giants 10 Yankees 8 Blue Jays 16 Expos 12 Standings WLT Pts. Blue Jays 473/105 Giants aS 1016) Expos 41302 Yankees 41 3:0 2 Huronia Games softball in Penetanguishene Three softball tour- naments have been Sebeduled as part of the \ ia Summer Games eirls and women. "the Bantam (14 and under) tournament will be held in Barrie, July 16 and 17; the Midget (16 and under) tournament is a= are invitational and the registration fees are $25.00 for Midget and Bantam teams and $35.00 for Intermediate teams. All teams within the County and the Huronia area are invited to par- ticipate. For further information Hurling it in there Penetanguishene Garrisons pitcher Alvin Robillard lets one go during a MeNicoll in Saturday's Olympia Sports Fastball game against Port Toronto Irish win 9-4 Tournament at McGuire Park. The Garrisons lost this semi-final game 1-0, and Port McNicoll went on to lose to the Wyebridge Warriers in the finals. Garrisons, Ken's Esso knocked out in semis Wyebridge Warriors take tournament The Wyebridge Warriors, defending champions of the Simcoe Rural Fastball League, came out on top Sunday in the Olympia Sports Fastball tournament held at McGuire Park in Penetanguishene They knocked off a powerful Port MeNicoll squad 5-4 in the final game of the tournament. The tournament started off with the defending champions of the Georgian Bay Fastball League, the Penetanguishene Gar- risons, defeating the Perkinsfield team 5-0. Port MeNicoll downed the Penetanguishene Juniors 5-1, Ken's Esso knocked off Hotel Brule by a score of 6-4, and Wyebridge defeated Olympia Sports 5-0. In the semi-finals, Port MeNicoll and the Garrisons staged a very tight, well played game, which ended with Port MeNicoll on the winning end of a 1-0 score. The Wyebridge team earned its spot in the finals following a see-saw battle with Ken's Esso which ended in a 3-2 victory for Wyebridge. In the final game, Port MeNicoll got on the board first with one run in the top of the first, but Wyebridge went out in front in the bottom of the first with two runs. Port MeNicoll tied it up in the top of the third, and went out in front once again in the top of the fourth. The team increased its lead to two in the top of the sixth, but in the bottom of the sixth, Wyebridge came Midland Bulls lose after early lead Adverse weather conditions proved to be the Midland Rugger Bull's downfall on Saturday as they blew a 4- 0 lead to go down to a 9-4 defeat at the hands of Toronto's Irish Thirds. High winds and relentless torrents of rain which turned the field into a mud slide made ball handling extremely difficult, especially for the many inexperienced players who says If there was any doubt, rugger is a pretty rough game. Here a member of the Toronto Irish Thirds attempts to bring down a member of the Midland Rugger Bulls. Corpus Christi third in area three track meet Athletes from Victoria Harbour Public School dominated Tuesday's Area 3 Track and Field meet, taking top honours in overall standings and winning three of the six individual champions- hips. Victoria Harbour students collected 113 points to win the 10 event track meet by a com- fortable 51 point margin. Second place honours however were _ split between Huronia Cen- tennial from Elmvale and Midland's Sacred Heart School, each of which scored 82 points in the meet. Third place went to Corpus Christi in Penetanguishene and fourth to another Midland school, Bayview. Ed Moriarity of Vic- toria Harbour walked off with the junior boys' championship, junior girls' honours went to Jane Copeland of Huronia ' i P in F July 23 and 24; the Inter- mediate (no age limit) tournament is also in Penetanguishene, July 16 and 17. All three tournaments and r forms, please contact Judy Perkin or Sadie van Beest at the Greater Huronia Sports Council, County Administration Centre, Midhurst. First place in the in- termediate boys' division was again a tie between Jerry Robitaille of Corpus Christi and Oliver Brueck of Huron Park. Marlene Amos of Victoria Harbour took the intermediate girls' title. Well known skater Michelle Simpson of HCES proved she was an athlete on and off the ice as she swept to first place honours in the senior girls' division, while Pat Adams of Victoria Harbour won the boys' individuals champion- ship. Top finishers in each of the events are listed below in order of junior girls, intermediate girls, senior girls, junior boys, intermediate boys, senior boys. Abbreviations for the students' respective schools are: V.H. - Vic- toria Harbour; Wb. - Waubaushene; P.M. - Port MeNicoll Public School; C.C. Corpus Christi; H.C. - Huronia Centennial; S.H. - Sacred Heart; M.C. - Monsignor Castex; P. - Parkview; R. - Regent; H.P. Huron Park; and B. - Bayview. High jump: girls - Tammy Trimble (C.C.), Michelle Desjardin (C.C.), Kim Agar (HJ.C.); boys - Chris Lemieux (S.H.), Simon spokesman Gary Baker, are not used to playing under these conditions. "Tt was their first real rain test...we should have won but with the weather we had some problems."" Bulls took the lead A fast moving sport abost mid-way through the first half on a 'try' by Doug Cole. The Irish Thirds narrowed the gap on a drop field goal which came on the last play of the first half. The score was 4-3 at half time. The Irish came out on top of a 9-4 score following a wet contest on a rain-soaked field. Moore (P.) Pat Adamson (V.H.) Long jump: girls - Jane Copeland (H.C.), Susan Todd (V.H.) Michelle Simpson (H.C.); boys - Leigh Brandon (Wb.), Oliver Brueck (H.P.), Pat Adamson (V.H.). Shot put: girls - Nancy Knibles (V.H.), Marlene Amos (V.H.), Cheryl Desroches (M.C.); boys - Steve Trottier (V.H.), Larry Murphy (S.H.), Dan Simms (V.H.). 100 metres: girls - Tammy Trimble (C.C.), Gail Jeannotte (B.), Cheryl Weber (M.C.); boys - Ed Moriarity (V.H.), Jerry Robitaille (C.C.), Dan Hall (B). 200 metres:girls - Shelly 'Webster (Wb.), Gail Jeannotte (B.), Carol Kraftscik (S.H.); boys - Ed Moriarity (V.H.), Jerry Robitaille (C.C.), Pat Adamson (V.H.). 400 metres: girls - Sandra Reynolds (P.), Michelle Simpson (H.C.) boys - Larry Amos (H.H.), Oliver Brueck (H.P.), Kevin Fleming (H.C.). 800 metres: Kim Dakin Staff photo (V.H.) Marlene Amos (V.H.), Debbie Cadeau (C.C.); boys Owen Quilty (M.C.), Tam Van Natter (H.C.), Kevin Flemming ( H.C.). Triple jump - boys - E Moriarity (V.H.), Rick Rever (V.H.), Gary Dundas (P.M.). Relay races: girls - Sacred Heart, Port MeNicoll, Sacred Heart; boys: Bayview, Sacred Heart, Huronia Cen- tennial. In the open discus competitions, Coreen Schmidt of Regent came first, Kim Agar of Huronia Centennial came second and _ Corpus Christi's Sue Frampton came in third. In the open 1500 metres finals Pat Brodeur of Monsignor Castex steamed to a first place finish, Dale Wager of Huronia Centennial came second and Tom Rowland of Victoria Harbour took third place. The 1500 metres girls race saw Patti Cox of Sacred Heart come first, Debbie Cadeau of Corpus Christi second and Debbie Semple of Waubaushene third. Midland's Bulls just couldn't get it together after that and the Toronto team came back with two penalty goals in the second half to make the final score 9-4. The Midland Rugger Bulls have now won one and lost two games They'll be heading off to Aurora for a game on Saturday, then will likely be off for the rest of the hot summer to resume action towards the end of August. Special tour- naments and the oc- casional exhibition game should keep local fans interested-in the Rugger Bulls during the summer however. back with two runs to tie the score again. The score held through the top of the seventh, and with the possibility of extra innings looming large, the Warriors' Bob Dutton got a hit to score Murry Guthrie, ending the game with the Warriors ahead 5-4. Wayne King picked up Take advantage of errors one home run for Port MeNicoll, over the head of the right fielder, and Bob Dutton got the only Wyebridge home run, over the left field fence. Expos trounce Hotel Brule by 9-4 score The Penetanguishene Expos came up with a convincing 9-4 victory over Hotel Brule Monday night in Georgian Bay Fastball League action. Lloyd Leroux was credited with the win, as he pitched nearly five innings, while Burt Thompson was credited with the save, pitching for just over two innings. Bob Lapham went the distance on the mound for Hotel Brule, making his record two and three for the season The Expos picked up three runs in the third inning, one in the fourth, one in the fifth, one in the sixth, and three in the seventh. They had 10 hits, and commited two errors. Hotel Brule got one run in the third, and three in the fifth. They had seven hits and five errors The Hotel Brule team played give-away ball, with its five errors, and giving up six passed balls, allowing the Expos to score seven unearned runs. Doug Moreau also Score five in fifth inning knocked in two runs for the Expos, while going two for four at the plate. On the Hotel Brule side, Peter DuBeau hit a triple and a double in four times at bat, driving in one run. DuBeau remains Brule's top batter, raising his batting average to .416 on 15 hits in 36 times at bat The Expos take to the diamond again tonight, against Ken's Esso, while the Hotel Brule squad goes into action again on Sunday against Midland. Garrisons drop Brule The Penetanguishene Garrisons came up with a winning effort last Wednesday night, as they downed the Hotel Brule team 7-3 in Georgian Bay Fastball League action The Garrisons were sparked by a five run fifth inning. The Hotel Brule team committed two costly errors and gave up three walks in that™in- ning, as the Garrisons added a pair of singles by Mike Dubeau and Rick Anderson, and a double by Kevin Timmins. The Garrisons scored one run in the first inning, on a solo home run by Mike Dubeau They picked up their other run in the sixth. Hotel Brule got its runs in the first, third and fifth innings. Roger Ladouceur was star for Hotel Brule, collecting two hits, one of them a homer, and scoring all three Brule Night crawlers flew at annual Hunters and Anglers dinner last week by Bryan Berriault June 15 had to be a babysitters' nightmare as more than 80 children sat down to the annual father and son/daughter supper. No business was carried on since a trip to the Georgian Bay Hun- ters and Anglers pond was the highlight of the evening. Top fishing awards went to Janice Lott and Orten Crawford. Each caught the biggest speckled trout in his respective fields. Hot dogs and hamburgers were the main course and from the amount that was eaten they must have been good. After the meal it was down to the pond and time for some fishing. All hooks were barbless to keep the chances of anyone being hurt to a minimum. Never at any one time have so many night crawlers spent so much time in the air. Most of the children were giving the worms more air miles than time spent in the water. A few of the fathers gave a helping hand to some of the younger members present. Since it is not permissible for the members to fish the pond it seemed a good excuse for the dads to wet a line without any repercussions. From the pond it was back to the clubhouse for the draw. Excitement mounted as one by one the winners came to the front of the hall to receive their prizes. One might say the draw was fixed since all children won a prize. The 50/50 draw was also held during this meeting. Two year old Kerry Ann Crawford drew the winning ticket belonging to Brian Shaw runs. Peter Dubeau added a triple for the Brule team. The Garrisons had seven hits and three errors, while Hotel Brule got five hits, and com- mitted three errors. Louis Belcourt was credited with the win for the Garrisons, while Tim Sylvester took the loss. He pitched five innings for Hotel"Brule, and Bob Lapham was on the mound for two innings. of Midland. The cash prize totalled $502. A collection was taken up to show the members appreciation to the members wives who helped in the kitchen. A total of $40.11 was collected. Theresa Bourgeois, Mary Crawford, Pat Weisflog and Mae Newburn donated the money back to the Conservation Committee of the Georgian Bay Hunters and Anglers. On this special occasion all pop was donated by Coca Cola in Penetang. Championnes de Las Lafontaine L'équipe des filles de I'Ecole Sainte-Croix de Lafon- taine ont gagné le trophee de balle molle en jouant contre les Equipes des écoles separées du comté de Simcoe. Hourra pour nos filles! De gauche & droite; lere rangée: Kathleen Lesperance, Tina Desroches, Janice Desroches, capitaine, Louse Laurin, Denise Lefaive, Donna Pilon, capitaine adjoint. 2e rangee: Louise Duquette, instructeur-adjoint, Bonnie Pauzé, Annette Marchand, Nicole Marchand, Giséle Laurin, M. Ghislain Rioux, entraiheur. Tournoi: lére partie Ste. Croix 20, Monsignor Castex 1 2e partie Ste. Croix, 12; Our Lady of Grace 1 3e part tie Ste. Croix 14; Our Lady of Lourdes 13 Wednesday, June 22, 1977, Page 13 A actrees { i H