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Tim Hayes stole home for the winning run Monday, as Midland Tykes edged Collingwood in the last inning to win their York Simcoe baseball game 10-9. Midland trailed Collingwood by two runs going into the bottom of the seventh inning, but a single by Jim Faragher and a sacrifice fly by Mike Gadsby brought in the tying runs. Jason Pender continued his win streak as pitcher for Midland while Brad Holden' suffered his second loss in the Little Lake Ball park. Collingwood took a 1-0 lead in the first inning and Smile Keith Duval accepts his award with a smile after being named "Outstanding Male Athlete of the Year' at the fourth annual award's ceremony at St. Theresa's High School last Friday. Staff photo Athlete | Sue Grigg was presented with the highest award a school athlete can earn. On Friday she was named "Outstanding Female Athlete of the Year' at the award's ceremony at St. Theresa's High School. Miss Grigg received a standing ovation from her classmates extended it to 5-3 in the second. Midland rallied in the fourth inning and tied the score at 7-7 in the fifth, but fell behind again in the sixth 8-7. Jim Faragher's single brought in Steve Kay to and friends. Leitz soccer side loses to Barrie Baxter Midland Leitz Soccer Club met their toughest competition Wednesday and came out losers to Baxter 7-0 in Barrie. Baxter scored three goals in the first half and netted another four goals in the second half. Gunter Schmidt, goaltender for Leitz, was critical of Baxter's rough play. "Baxter. is a physical team and they played a little rough,"' he said adding, "'sometimes they played unfair."' One Baxter player received a game misconduct for kicking a Leitz player. Leitz next game is tonight against Borden in Barrie at 7. Clarke, Moyer hit provincial track top ten Todd Clarke and Jan Moyer of Midland Secondary School rank among the top ten athletes in the province in their events after finishing ninth in the Ontario Federation of Schools' Athletic Association Track and Field finals at Queen's University Saturday. Clarke threw the discus 44 metres in the Midgets boys division to gain his top ten placing. Moyer hurled the javelin 30.52 metres in the midget girls division to also finish ninth. Both athletes per- formed up to. their abilities according to MSS coach Doug Andrews and their throws were just short of qualifying them for further competition ninth place finish in a preliminary heat for the junior boys' 1500 metree, with a time 4:14. In the final he lead fo the first three laps, but fell to 14th place overall when the pack passed him in the third lap. Paul Duval of St. Theresa's High School, qualified for the provincial meet with a jump of 1.72 m but could only clear 1.65m putting start the last inning _charge by Midland after PROFESSIONAL Dry Cleaning AT OUR REGULAR LOW PRICES COMPARE $2.40 Plain Dresses Pants & Slacks Staff photo *1.35 $2.70 FREE PICK-UP & DELIVERY Laundry & WAGG'S DivGicanine Co. Ltd. Men's 2-pce. Suits WINDROWER Se SNS poppe oF Ss chai ue SECTIONS GUARDS Save grain. Tim Heacock was thrown out stealing home. Faragher crossed the plate on Gadsby's sacrifice fly to tie the Tim Hayes' steal home & leads Tykes to 10-9.win score. Collingwood has proved the toughest opposition for Midland so far this season. Midland completely dominated Thornbury Saturday morning as they beat them in their home park 31-3. 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HERE'S A GREAT GIFT IDEA FOR Midland Tonight Midland Minor Lacrosse Association league play at Midland Centennial Arena: Tykes 7 p.m., Peewees 8 p.m., Midgets 9 p.m. Midland Midgets versus New Lowell, York- Simcoe Baseball Association, Tiffen Park, William St., 6:30 p.m. Bernie Pilon Const. 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