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vs ree er es = " . « Vikes beat Mink 6-5 After a total of 29 shots on net McLarney Marine Vikings won Tuesday night's game against E. G. Mink Insurance by a score of 6-5 in Penetang-Midland Ball Hockey Senior Division action. Scorers for' the Vikings were Brian Pilon with two, Paul Robillard, Jamie Maddock, Pat Gignac, and Chris McConnell all with one. For EE, G: . Mink scorers were Bob Bray, Frank Milligan, Mark Rintoul, Steve Agnew and Dan Lethbridge all with one. The second game of the evening ended by Stewart's Gulf Oilers beating Dock Lunch Penguins, 4-0. Scorers for the Oilers Race to were Jamie Lacroix, Paul Hayes, Larry Butson, and Mark Brunelle. Dock Lunch had a shut out by Paul Goodine. Meanwhile after two exciting games Monday night in Penetang- Midland Ball Hockey Junior Division, action, the first and second place teams in the league switched positions. Pen-Mid Merchants who were in second place moved to first place as they clipped Penetang Legion by a score of 11-0. Scorers for the win- ners were Paul Duval, John Wright, and Carl Cowan all with three goals, while Randy Asselin brought in two. the finish for Juveniles by Rod Deacon The Penetang Juveniles got some good news Wednesday night following their 10-0 whitewash over Port MeNicoll. In only their first year playing in the Ladies Intermediate Softball League, the Juveniles have been in a season- long struggle with the more experienced Penetang G & © team for first spot. The two teams traded wins against each other this year but Penetang G & C lost its final season game to third place Phelpston Wed- nesday night to go 12-2 on the season. Phelp- ston beat G & C 7-4 for the upset win. .: Upset ' That is good news for the Juveniles. They have two more games to play next week against the weaker division teams. Should they take both games--Christian Island on Tuesday, and Victoria Harbour Wednesday--they'll take first place over G & C by two points. After demolishing Victoria Harbour 30-5 Monday night, Penetang G & C needed a win Wednesday against Phelpston to wrap up first place with 26 points. They didn't get it, losing 7-4. Phelpston pitcher Bunny White struck out seven G & C batters, allowing them just six hits through seven in- nings. G & C jumped into a 3-0 first inning lead, only to go behind 6- 3 at the bottom of the third. Phelpston got 11 hits off pitchers Michelle Lacroix and Dale Butt. They also drew 12 walks to load the bases time and time again. The Phelpston victory keeps them in a tie for third spot with Midland Therriens. Midland edged Sturgeon Bay Wednesday night 8-7 to stay alive. Perfect finish Next Wednesday's final game for Phelp- ston and Midland should be a classic. They line up against each other in Phelpston to decide third and fourth spots. Playoffs begin July 27. In action Monday, Port MeNicoll and Christian Island played to a 4-4 tie. The game was called because of darkness. Monday, Penetang G & C took last place Victoria Harbour Commodoras to ihe cleaners, demolishing them 30-5 in just five innings. In fact, by the bottom of the third it was 30-5. G & C jumped into a 16-1 first inning lead and never looked back. It was 25-2 after the second inning. G & C could have used some of those surplus runs Wednesday evening against Phelpston. \ In the second game of into the evening Graphics who were in first place lost their position as they gave the game to second place position. / Scorers for Olympia Sports were Dennis Leroux with two, David Olympia Sports by a McConkey, Brian close 9-7 score. Forget, Kevin Logan, Graphics now move Lyle Buttineau, Dan CANADIAN ODEON THEATRE King St. , Midland 926-5791 Note starting times 6:45 and 9 p.m. "THE FIRST EPIC HORROR FILMI" - -- Jack Kroll, Newsweek Magazine Restricted A STANLEY KUBRICK FILM Ck NICHOLSON SHELLEY DUVALL THE SHINING SCAT CROTHERS, DANNY LLOYD _STPHEN KING STANLEY KUBRICK DINE JOHNSON STANLEY KUBRICK JAN HARLAN THe pronucee cic co From Warner Bros © A Warner Communications Company ©Warner Bros inc 1980 All RightsReserved Historic Naval and Military Establishments and the Midland Bay Sailing Club present 2nd annual TECUMSETH TROPHY RACE . Sunday, July 27 at the Historic Naval and Military Establishments, end of Church St., Penetanguishene For entry forms and info on eligibility, call 549-8064. "A sailing event with an historic flavour" Y) Ontario Page 18, Friday, July 18, 1980 Ministry of Culture and Recreation Hon Reuben Baetz Minister with three goals, while LeClair, Jerry one apiece. 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