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This Midland batter had to be quick at the plate to avoid an early walk to first, during game between Midland Tykes Tied for top honour Steve Clarke (left) and Kirk Swales (right) are named co-winners of the male athlete of the year award at MSS. Both boys took part in a wide range of activities at the school including football, rugger, wrestling, hockey and track and field. They were both named as winners because of their near identical records of participation during their stay at MSS. Doug Swales, head of boys' physical education and father of Kirk, makes thé presentation. Duck game 7-4. and Collingwood at Little Lake Park Monday. Midland went on to win the Staff photo Olympis stops Lercar in The Georgian Bay Fastball League began their season at Penetanguisheneé's McGuire Park, this week with games on Tuesday and Wednesday. Two games were played on Tuesday night, the first between Lercar Con- struction and Olympia Sports and the second between the Penetang Expos and. the Brule Hotel team. Lerear Construction, last year's champion team, had little trouble handling Midland's Olympia Sports, and Lercar chalked up their first win with a _ con- vincing 9-1 score. Lercar had nine runs on six hits, which explains their high score. They were awarded eight bases on ball, and committed only two errors. Rick "Ace" Anderson got Lercar off to a good start when he batted a two run Brule Hotel, Expos play to 6-6 tie In the second Tuesday night game, two Penetanguishene teams fought to a 6-6 tie. The Brule Hotel team and the Penetang Expos played a tight game, with only one error- committed during the game. The Brule Hotel opened the scoring in the second inning, thanks to a double by Dave Stainton. Bob Morasse, Ken Davidson and Lenny Desjardins all singled to help produce four runs for the inning. The third inning also came up well for the Brule, with a single from Peter Dubeau and a home run from heavy hitter Dave Stainton. Stainton hit a ball deep into right field bringing in two runs. The Expos were scoreless until the bottom of the seventh inning when they exploded with six runs. Allan St. Amant, Wayne Dion and Loyd Leroux all singled, and several Expos batters were walked. The Brule also committed the games only error in the seventh. Larry Patenaude went all the way pitching for the Brule and he allowed three earned runs. Wayne Dion took over the pit- ching duties from Larry Marchand in the third inning for the Expos, and he pitched five shotout innings of relief. PROFESSIONAL Dry Cleaning AT OUR REGULAR LOW PRICES COMPARE Plain Dresses Pants & Slacks Men's 2-pce. Suits 52.40 $1.35 $2.70 FREE PICK-UP & DELIVERY homer in the first inning. Anderson belted the ball over the left field fence. In the fifth inning, Kevin Timmons blasted another two run homer over the same fence. The seventh ining brought Lercar's score higher yet, as Tony Forget, Kenny Edgar and Frank St. Amant all crossed the plate for points. Olympia had a much less impressive record in the game, scoring only one run in the first inning. They scored one run on three hits, and committed three errors. The single Olympia point was scored when Peter Garroway doubled and scored on John Gunther's single hit. Staff photo Midland Lacrosse Juveniles defeat Barrie Midland's Juvenile Lacrosse team played its second game Wednesday at the Midland Arena and got off to a quick start as they took a 3-0 lead in the Clark scores three goals in Dale Clark scored three goals in a losing cause Wednesday, as_ the Midland Lacrosse Novices went down to defeat at the hands of first period going on to defeat Barrie 5-3. Midland coach Doug Swales said, 'The game was not hard and both teams were not checking Gravenhurst 9-5. Played at the Midland Centennial Arena, the game featured strong performances by Clark and Gravenhurst's Russ Long night for Midland Lacrosse Bantams It was a long night for Midland Bantams lacrosse team Wed- nesday. Midland managed only two goals while a fast Huntsville squad racked up 13 to take an easy win at the Midland Centennial Arena. Gord Stanton and Chris Lemieux scored the only Midland goals with Ian Veall assisted on both goals. Doug Wagg did most of the damage for Huntsville with five goals and two assists. Ken Lawrence was also dangerous around the Midland net scoring three times and assisting on two more. Leitz soccer squad battles Barrie to tie The score was tied all the way down the line Wednesday night as Midland Leitz soccer club fought to a scoreless tie with Simcoe Datsun of Barrie at Midland Secondary School. The teams bagged a goal post each in the course of the game, but could not find the range to score. Midland's Gunter Sch- midt went the distance in goal and said it was just one of those games. "Our offence was not too good, we got some chances, but we never T-ball season opens Tuesday The T-ball season gets underway on Tuesday night at 6:30 at Parkview school. This year 89 children between the ages of five and nine signed up to play, making six teams sponsored by various commercial enterprises opener The losing pitcher for Olympia was John Stamp, but Jerry Dah- mer, relief pitcher, shared the loss. Tony Forget pitched the suc- cessful game for Lercar, giving him a 1-0 record for the season. in Midland. All six teams play at once at Parkview on the three ball diamonds. All children playing are requested to bring a glove and be prompt on Tuesday. MISSED YOUR TIMES? After 6:00 on Wednesdays and Fridays, call for delivery by Hebner's Taxi. Before 6:00 call 526-2283 for service. of an insertion in Tuesday to Friday Saturday Sunday Monday NOTICE The Penetanguishene Citizen and The Midland Times regret the inconvenience caused to the customers of the Watergate Family Restaurant and Steak House in Penetanguishene as a result its recent Penetanguishene Directory. The hours of the Watergate are as follows: For reservations, please phone 549-8671. issue of the 11a.m.tola.m. 1p.m.tola.m. 1p.m. to 10p.m. CLOSED TOWN OF PENETANGUISHENE DOWNTOWN REVITALIZATION TASK FORCE PUBLIC MEETING FOR: al! Merchants and Residents of Penetanguishene. TOPIC: WHERE: Presentation of Downtown Penetanguishene and the revitalization of such. Task Force Council Chambers, Municipal Offices, 10 Robert Street West, Penetanguishene. WHEN: Laundry & WAGG'S owen Co. Ltd. Wednesday, May 31st, 1978 at the hour of 8:00 p.m. findings the Town of regarding could get one in." Julius Mueller hit the goal post for Leitz in the second half. Leitz, will play the next three games of their schedule in Barrie before returning to their home pitch June 20 for a game against Italia of Barrie. Midland sports a record of two wins, a loss and a tie one month into the season. rough."" He emphasized that his team is going to the corners too much and that they cannot score from that angle. Coach Maurice Keogh losing cause Dobie who fired home our goals to lead his team in scoring. Other Midland goals came from the sticks of Doug Piitz and Wayne Desjardins. Assists went to Clark aad Jeff Wilson with one each and Jim Norton and Desjardins who earned two each. In all, Clark picked up four points in the game while Dobie added six to his personal total. 347 King Street - Midland - Ontario - L4R 3M7 Telephone 526-5001 GRADUATION PORTRAIT SPECIAL 10 Photographs 1- 8x10 Framed and Matted 2 - 5x7's 4- 4x5's 8 wallet size Other sizes available. *50.00 Valid to June 15/ 78. \VACAVVB: --__-- Ae $9goo COVERAGE GETTING MARRIED? GIVES YOU 60 PHOTOGRAPHS PLUS 1-11X14 BRIDAL PORTRAIT FOR YOUR WALL. rian Studio 527 Bay St., Midland 526-4139 Weddings Portraiture Passports Child Studies Pet-raiture Business Portraits Commercial We restore old photographs followed, minutes later by Kirk Swales who added of the Barrie team feels that the Midland team is "Big" Adding,"The the second goal. Veall Midland team has been scored again at the end of together last year as _ the first Juveniles which is why Glen Bannan and they are more ex Dave Ironside added perienced". He wentonto singles for Midland early say, 'We have six new in the second period guys this year to break Barry Keogh of Barrie in'. However, Mr. Keogh managed to sneak one in at the end of the second period Barrie, trying to make a comeback, scored two goals early in the third period by Scott Torrie and Tim Noble This scoring streak did not last, however, and Midland took control of the game again fast is confident that the team will improve within the next few weks Doug Swales said the Barrie team is young but he added, "they are -- going to improve as the Gelade. year goes on'. 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