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Sue Charlebois * Sports editor * All-Star wrestling _ Midgets, women and crushing '"'killers'"' took to the ring at Centennial arena Monday evening for a night of action-packed wrestling. If you missed some of these stars, don't fret. Wrestling returns once again this coming Monday night at 8:30 p.m. at the arena, so keep a grip on yourself. Ross im A golfer's ieleoane erbert of Graham Swales Ltd., Midland,- i ri aig ines displays his window sign welcoming all golfers to held Aug. 9 and 10 at the Midland Golf and Country Club with over 40 clubs from across Ontario par- 30,000 island Tournament a popular event for golfers One of the biggest and most popular golf tournaments in the district will be held in Midland next weekend when 160 entrants will take part in the 9th Annual 30,000 Islands Golf Tournament. The event will be held at the Midland Golf and Country Club Aug. 9 and 10. The tournament, run by the 30,000 Islands committee and spon- sored by Graham Swales of Midland, will this year host over 40 golf clubs from all across Ontario. a maximum handicap of 20 to enter. Because of its well- known popularity the tournament, which had a closing entry date of July 23, was completely filled by July 9. Over 70 prizes donated by local merchants will be awarded Sunday after the two-day tournament comes to an end. Graham Swales will award a trophy from Garner Sports for the best gross of the weekend. Huronia_ Travel Service will also present a trophy for the best net while CP Air will award a flight for two for anyone' fortunate enough to get a hole in one. The participants will arrive Friday to start the weekend off with a practise round. Tee-off time _ is Saturday Aug. 9 at 7 a.m. and will finish Sunday afternoon. T-Ball strikes again the 9th Annual 30,000 Islands Golf Tournament. The ticipating. Th A ese 160 golfers to be : ' ' : iinnament, sponsored by Graham lat el will be excepted all had to have ae Pax gs ae oe a i aie anxiously waited to meet their opponents on the field. First place almost : Dairy Queen won 5-0 by default over the = A&W Drive-In, while McQuirter Real Estate 2 a 7 in on diamond number two also won their game m Therriens mutt by default over Pantry Shelf. In diamond number three a close game was With a 12 and three inning on an Alex Sib- ae pare Bell Canada and Arcade record in Olympia _ bald fly and threw Bob uardian Pharmacy. Fastball, Therriens who Lapham out at first Bell Canada won by a 19-15 score with Chris are close to a first place _ base. Kinnear and Jeremy Downer both hitting ipa, fisieated Me pronaug Bieber er: Asada Ries pice Rees ubmarine uesday ty) apham 0 i rs were defeated in their night by a 4-2 score. Therrien's who pitched : game against A&P Store with a 18-15 score. Mr. Submarine scored a one hitter and struck Ms Home runs were by Gary Puddicombe and their two runs in the top half of the first inning but were held scoreless for the remainder of the game. The 'Subs' had a double play in the fifth out eight batters. If Therriens can defeat Adco Tire in a game scheduled for next Wednesday they will be sure of a first place-- league finish. Senior hockey playoffs on her ye a wae Kevin Puddicombe both of A&O. In the last diamond J. Harvey Surveyors defeated Municipal Savings and Loan by a 24- 19 score. Jason Bennet and Jonathon Poole both playing for the Surveyors knocked out home runs. Friday, August 1, 1980, Page 19