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Gee...thanks for the ball Ball hockey isn't just for guys as these gals proved last weekend at the Penetanguishene arena. They are the only all-girls ball hockey team in the area meeting every Sunday afternoon to compete against each other and to have some good fun. Media team goes down swinging by Murray Moore It rained early Tuesday morning when it should have rained early Monday evening - if you were a member of The Media baseball team playing' the UnCivil Servants, the team fielded, by the Midland 'Student Employment Centre. The two teams tied 11-11 in 10 innings in their first meeting two weeks earlier. The UnCivil Servants won 18-16 in seven in- nings on the strength of the long ball that regularly sailed over the heads of constantly backpeddling fielders. The Media came on in the last two innings but the game had a 8:30 deadline before the start and the players from The Times, Penetang Citizen, Free Press and radio station CKMP couldn't beat both the other team and the clock. The scoring was in sharp contrast to the first meeting where The Media went ahead in early innings only to be caught and tied in the ninth. Monday evening The Media machine was down 6-1 after one in- ning, and 11-1 after two innings at Huron Park School. The Media added three in the third while the UnCivil Servants stood pat. A gain for The Media of three in the fourth to one for the Servants was quickly cancelled in the fifth. Six runs for the summer bureaucrats against only two for. the newshounds put the UnCivil Servants at a comfortable 18-9 position. The Media gained four in the sixth and three in the seventh while holding their opponents at bay, but fell two runs short, failing the beat the clock. Ln. 8-10 p.m. Coffee Served 428-3130 Bellamy Equipment invites you toa Combine Clinic Monday, July 14, 1980 SUNNIDALE CORNERS COMMUNITY CENTRE Massey Ferguson personnel will be present to conduct the clinic and answer questions. Bellamy Equipment Airport Rd. S., Stayner Page 20, Wednesday, July 9, 1980 Medals were prizes Last Thursday, Midland and District Sports Skills Program held their second Run, Jump and Throw at Contest at Sacred Heart in Midland. Forty-five | compet- itors participated in the meet. Each participant competed in a running event, 100 metre or 800 metre, a_ throwing event; baseball throw or shot and a jumping event; high jump or long jump. The par- ticipants were given a score according to their individual performance. Junior Girls Cathy Marchand, 37 points Junior Boys Scott Bradley 45 points Intermediate Girls Alison O'Hara 25 points Intermediate Boys Bill Richardson 130 points Senior Girls Julie LeClair 45 points Senior Boys Kevin Thomas 148 points Masters Women Elaine Kraftscik 27 points Masters Men Allan Latour 155 points There will be another Run, Jump and Throw Contest at Sacred Heart School tomorrow. The cost to register is $2. Registration will be from 5 to 6 p.m. and the meet will start sharp at 6 p.m. Everybody welcome. Look out below Jason Held, 11, of Midland was seen working out at the Huron Summer Gymnastics Day Camp at Corpus Christi School, Penetanguishene. The camps are held Monday through Friday at the school with advanced classes in the morning and recreational gym classes in the afternoon. BOOK YOUR SMALL SEEDS NOW!! SAVE 6% Book now for best selection and economy. The CO-OP '80 Forage Booking Program gives you these advantages: ; e Wide selection of varieties that are proven to produce quality forage. wre AE AVAR Bt e Complete Forage Green Plan programme. @ Savings available if you book your seed requirements now. Ask for details. (co-oP\ SIMCOE DISTRICT CO-OP SERVICES 8th Conc. Flos, Elmvale 322- 3041 Ey 259 Innisfil St., Barrie 726-6531