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Don Lawrence * Sports editor * MSS will It will come as a relief to many football fans in Midland that Midland Secondary School will be fielding a senior football squad this year. The cry of panic was raised with news of the Penetang school opting not to go with a team this year because of lack of players that have been properly seasoned. Instead, they have decided to try a. touch football league within the school, giving the new players a chance to learn the game before being subjected to the roughness of the sport. Midland will not do that, though. They will have a regular 40 man team, which will play a six-game schedule, starting around the last week of September. The possible finishing date is set around the last week of October. The games will be spaced out one to a week, and the team will be coached by Randy Ritchie, of Perkinsfield, and Bob McVean of Midland. Ritchie teaches mathematics at Midland Secondary School, and McVean is the head of the math department there. The team will play in zone 2 of the Georgian Bay League, and will be joined by Collingwood, Stayner, and the three Orillia schools, should they all field teams. The first practice and tryout will be held Sept. 3, on the Midland High School football field at 1 p.m. 2 SI DR RRP TE I have football squadthisyear Sunday Sinners looking for converts Penetang's Sunday Sinners Bowling League is looking for bowlers to participate in this year's season, begin- ning on Sept. 7, at Knight Haven Bowling Lanes in Penetang. There is room for approximately eight or nine more bowlers in the league to round out the six 7-man teams. No age limit is enforced. It will only cost you $3.25 to bowl a week, with all trophies, and banquet costs taken out of that. The Sunday Sinners are part of the Midland- Penetang 5 Pin Bowlers Association. It will only cost $3 to join the association, $1 for senior citizens. That charge entitles you to crests for high games, and will allow you to enter' tour- naments put on by the association, plus giving you the opportunity to enter iarger tour- naments you might not otherwise have been able to. The league will run on a 32 week schedule, ending on April 12, with the banquet taking place on April 25. ss Reaching new heights Midland Bulls Rugger Club starts its fall schedule on Saturday, Sept. 6 in Midland when Bulls play host to visiting Muskoka Rugby Club. The 1:30 p.m. "friendly" will be played on Midland Secondary In preparation for the match team spokesman John Nix says the the pitch at School. club is looking for bers...that's if you like a _bone- crushing sport that is increasing in popularity here in North Simcoe. John can be reached by calling 526- 3544 after 4 p.m. once school opens since he's a French teacher at MSS during the day. new mem- Therrien's sink Sub's by two Therriens took ad- vantage of the first two innings in their Olympia Fastball League game against Mr. Submarine, defeated them 7-5. All seven of their runs were scored in the first two innings to give them their second victory in the best of seven series. The win puts them two games ahead, while Mr. Submarine has yet to gain a win. Softball crown is back in Penetang by Don Lawrence Penetang Juveniles have regained the championship for the town for the first time in four years, when they defeated another Penetang team, Penetang G &C 9-7 early this week in Ladies Intermediate Softball League play, at McGuire Park in Penetang. The final game was a study in deter- mination, to say the least. The Juveniles were determined to win this game, thus, ending the series three games to G&C's one, while G&C could have stayed in the series, lieing it up with a win. Yet, it seemed to be enough for both teams to be able to hold onto the ball, as nervousness inflicted every player. Anticipation was the key word for the game, and this had, in fact, a definite in- fluence on the game. The Juveniles jumped out ahead 2-0 in the first inning, and held onto the lead until the third inning, when they seemed to lose all concentration. It was here that G&C made a comeback to tie it up at 3-3 by the end of the fourth inning} Juveniles then went ahead one run, holding onto that lead until the end of the sixth inning. The seventh and final inning proved to be a let-go point for both teams, as the Juveniles went ahead five more runs, and G&C gaining an additional four runs, but finding that it just wasn't enough. The most amazing play of the game came in the fourth inning, when Sandy Dubeau received a triple on a bunt. Yes, a bunt! Of course, that just goes to show how a final game can go. Dubeau's triple brought in the first run, for G&C with Deanne King sitting on second base at the time. A party followed the victory for the Juveniles, thrown by G&C. It, however, wasn't the only thing that was thrown by G&C. Ernie Dubeau, coach of G&C was tossed into Georgian Bay, and one thing, naturally led to another, with members of both teams ending up in the bay. Dubeau would like to thank all the loyal fans and all the players for their support of the games. Canter Call riders strut their stuff . Royal Rhythm - Michele Lackie 3. Teeko - Robbie Horne Reserve - Skookum - Pam Leitch The Canter Call Equestrian Centre held a Summer Schooling Show over the weekend. The competition was judged by Miss Sally Moreland. Moreland is the coach and trainer of the children of Canada's top equestrian star, Jim Elder. aS) Canter Call Summer Schooling Show Aug. 1. 24 / 80 2. Judge: Miss Sally Moreland coach & 3. trainer of Jim Elder's children. 4. Results Be Children's & Ponies Division R Class No. 1 Hunter Under Saddle Royal Rhythm - Michele Lackie Susans' Treasure - Susan VanKlink Renaissance - Kate Edwards Captain Morgan - Emma O'Donal (Barrie) 5. Wrigger - Elizabeth Cowdrey (Midland) Reserve - Camelot - Jacqueline Douglas (Barrie) ae ee Class No. 2 Hunter Over Fences 1. Royal Rhythm - Michele Lackie 2. Charlie Brown - Suzanne Ainley (Stayner) 3. Susan's Treasure - Susan VanKlink 4. Camelot - Jacqueline Douglas 5. Renaissance - Kate Edwards Reserve - Alladin Rothshire - Barb Baird BGI ice) Nike 1 2 3. 4 5 Class No. 3 Hunter Over Fences 1 1. Camelot - Jacqueline Douglas 2 Charlie Brown - Suzanne Ainley Spring Break - Barb Baird Wrigger - Elizabeth Cowdrey Class No. 4 Hunter Over Fences Renaissance - Kate Edwards Royal Rhythm - Michele Lackie Susan's Treasure - Susan VanKlink Camelot - Jacqueline Douglas Wrigger - Elizabeth Cowdrey eserve - Spring Break - Barb Baird Class No.5 Open Equitation on the Flat Michele Lackie - Royal Rhythm JoAnne Smith - Melissa Susan VanKlink - Susan's Treasure Barb Baird - Spring Break Emma O'Donal - Captain Morgan eserve - Elaine Shamelee - Gin Fizz Class No. 6 Open Equitation Over Fences . Susan VanKlink - Susan's Treasure . Michele Lackie - Royal Rhythm Kate Edwards - Renaissance . Jacqueline Douglas - Camelot . Jane Barnett - Little Sir Echo Reserve - Elizabeth Cowdrey Class No.7 Junior & Amateur Division Royal Rhythm - Michele Lackie Little Sir Echo - Jane Barnett - Wrigger 4. 5. Eiderdown - Toni Lembo Squirt - Greg Horne Reserve - Gin Fizz - Elaine Shanelee Haste ito ayo ERs baths ake» dibs bbl 3 Cd ies Class No. 8 Hunter Over Fences Teeko - Robbie Horne Gin Fizz - Elaine Shanelee Melissa - JoAnne Smith Chivas Regal - Brent Thomson Little Sir Echo - Jane Barnett Class No. 9 Hunter Over Fences Squirt - Greg Horne Gin Fizz - Elaine Shanelee Teeko - Robbie Horne Melissa - JoAnne Smith Chivas Regal - Brent Thomson Class Na. 10 Hunter Over Fences Gin Fizz - Elaine Shanelee Teeko - Robbie Horne Chivas Regal - Brent Thomson Squirt - Greg Horne Green Hunter Division Class No. 11 Hunter Under Saddle Melissa - JoAnne Smith Susan's Treasure - Susan VanKlink Renaissance - Kate Edwards Camelot - Jacqueline Douglas Captain Morgan - Emma O'Donal Class No. 12 Hunter Over Fences Susan's Treasure - Susan VanKlink Renaissance - Kate Edwards Melissa - JoAnne Smith Camelot - Jacqueline Douglas Chivas Regal - Brent Thomson Hunter Over Fences Class No. 13 Hunter Over Fences Melissa - JoAnne Smith Susan's Treasure - Susan VanKlink Renaissance - Kate Edwards Camelot - Jacqueline Douglas Captain Morgan - Emma O'Donal Class No. 14 Hunter Over Fences 1. Susan's Treasure - Susan VaKlink 2. Renaissance - Kate Edwards 3. Camelot - Jacqueline Douglas 4 5 Sue CO dho gen . Captain Morgan - Emma O'Donal Melissa - JoAnne Smith The champion of the Children's Ponies Division was Michele Lackie riding Royal Rhythm, with Susan VanKlink winning the Reserve Champion title on Susan's Treasure. Robbie Horne claimed the Junior Amateur division, riding his horse, Teeko. Reserve champion was Elaine Shanelee riding Gin Fizz. Green Hunter Division champion was Susan VanKlink again, on her horse, Susan's Treasure. Kate Edwards rode Renaissance to win Reserve champion. Friday, August 29, 1980, Page 19