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Sue Charlebois * Sports editor * Late in the game against the UnCivil Servants CK- MP's John L. Saunders follows the flight of his well- hit ball. From left behind are Jim Robb (The -- Body language Student Employment Centre summer employee Lorna Wood's posture, and those of her teammates behind her, adequately tell the story in this early inning. Score was 9-3 for The Media at the end of Zz we oro oe Two-run homer CKMP's Bob Templeton seemed a sure candidate for Most Valuable Player Monday night. In the first Times), Brian Rawlins (Another Newspaper), CK- MP's Daniel Coulombe and_Bob Templeton, and Amgad Shehata (The Times). a ee ee four innings but the UnCivil Servants managed to tie the game 11-11 at the end of 10 innings, at which point both sides retired. a two-run homer. But the UnCivil Servants battled back in their half to again tie the game 11-11, at Stompers in slump Dupuis Groceteria Leafs are hanging on to their first place lead by a single point after weekend play in the Penetang-Midland senior ball hockey division. league champs and they are a strong contender again this season. Gary Bellisle leads _ the scorers with 27 goals and 16 assists, while four other Leafs rank in the top twelve. The Leafs downed E,G. Mink Insurance Premiums 8-1 on Sunday to keep ahead of the second place IGA The IGA _ Strikers missed a chance last Thursday to stay even with Dupuis Groceteria when they played to a 2- Strikers, who beat the 9 draw against Hustlers 2-1. McLarney Marine Dupuis were the 1979 Vikings. Sailing school starts June 30, two sessions set Once again the Midland Bay Sailing Club will be running their highly successful summer sailing school with four two week sessions this year. Courses will be taught at the sailing club site on the west side of Midland Bay, beside Pete Petterson Park, under the instruction of Tim Leitch, CYA Instructor, assisted by Tracey Hutton. The six Spindrift sailboats owned by the club and used for the development of junior sailing in Huronia will serve as training boats. Spindrifts are a two-handed, sloop rigged dinghy and are excellent learning boats for beginning Sailors. The cost of a two-week session is $40 and no sailing experience is required. Sessions run from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday to Friday. Students must supply their own life jackets and these are worn at all times when students are Sailing. The first two-week session begins June 30 and runs to July 11. Rules of the road and safe boat handling skills are stressed as well as pure sailing technique. Suc- cessful candidates may qualify for Canadian Yachting Association proficiency awards such as White Sail or Bronze Sail. Any interested students or parents can obtain further information-or applications from Eric Rothwell at 526-8233 or Tim Leitch at 526-8125. Slow-pitch tourney won by Hamilton The first annual Slow- Hockey Club, the Slow- Pitch Baseball Tour- Pitch Tournament will nament held Saturday become an annual event at McGuire Park, because of its success. Penetang, resulted in Slump? And Cumming-Nic- holson Stompers appear to be in a small slump after going undefeated in their first eight games. The Stompers haven't won a game since June 12, and they are absent from the leading scorers sum- maries. They were beaten for the third time by Stewart's Gulf Oilers 5-3 Sunday. McLarney Marine Vikings are only a point back of the slumping Stompers, with a 7-3-1 record. Paul Robillard had a big game Sunday scoring twice and picking up four assists in the Vikings' 9-2 win over Dock Lunch Penguins. Roland Beausoleil and Brian Pilon also scored twice for McLarney. Pilon and Keith Press got the Viking goals. last Thursday in the 2-2 tie against the Strikers. Dave Dupuis blocked 26 of 28 shots.in the Viking net. Tight race Stewart's Gulf Oilers have a 5-5-1 record at the moment, but their win over Cumming- Nicholson last Sunday | was a big one. Paul Hayes, John Ironside, Ken Mitchell, Randy Vincent and Tim Hook did the damage against the Stompers. Goaltender Paul Goodine made 27 saves in the Oilers net. Right behind the Oilers, with 10 and nine points respectively, are the Hustlers and E.G. Mink Insurance Premiums. Those standings could easily change this week. Bill Puddicombe continues his excellent play in the Striker nets. the Hamilton Steelers Oldtimers walking off the field wearing the gold medal. The tournament which had originally been postponed because of bad weather saw teams competing from Midland, Penetang, Elmvale, Aurora, Milton, Gravenhurst, Maple Valley, and Hamilton. In the championship game Hamilton met Penetang in an exciting and entertaining round which had to go into two extra innings. Hamilton finally won 13-11. Fishing derby opens July 7 Registrations are now open for this year's children's fishing derby. Forms are available at Gauthier's Sporting Goods, or at Duval's Variety. Fees this year are $1 per child, or at the family rate of $1 for the first child and 50 cents for each additional child. The derby opens on Canada Day, beginning at 10 a.m. Every morning from 10 a.m. until noon a portion of the town dock will be available for the fisherkids. The one catching the biggest fish of the day extra inning with the score tied at 9-9 Templeton hit which time the game was called. Sponsored by Penetang Oldtimers Media , Student Centre battle to a draw The UnCivil Servants, the team fielded by the Canada Employment Centre for Students in Midland, did much better in their second "year meeting with The Media. They didn't lose. But they didn't win either. Last year for the first time a baseball game was organized by the Canada Employment Centre people against members of the local news media to promote their Hire a Student program, and to have some fun. Monday night at Huron Park Public School in Midland The Media seemed destined to roll comfortably to another victory. The first inning was scoreless as both sides found their bearings. The Media went up three runs in the second, three more in the third, and a further three in the fourth, matched against three for the UnCivil Servants in their fourth. The Media's lead eroded to two runs in the sixth and the seventh. and one in the eight inning. The Media was unable to put any more runners across the place after the fourth inning. The UnCivil Servants single run in the ninth inning brought the two teams head-to-head at the end of nine, and extra innings were called. A two-run homer in the tenth by CKMP's Bob Templeton seemed for a time to be the winning run. However the UnCivil Servants produced two runs of their own. The result was another deadlock. The score at the end of the 10th inning, and the final score was 11-11. Another game _ is tentatively set for July iG will have his or her name placed in a large rubber boot. At the end of the season during the awards presentation, one name will be chosen for a special prize. Additionally, four prizes will be handed out on Saturday mor- nings every week. The children will be fishing for pike, bass, crappie, perch and "specials" this year during the derby. Special contests will be staged throughout the summer event. 50-50 draw tickets (50 cents each, or three for $1) will help raise expense money. July 5, starting at 9:30 a.m. a day long carnival on the town dock will feature skydivers, scuba divers, a crown and anchor wheel and games for the fisherkids. Wednesday, June 25, 1980, Page 17