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Lercar ahead 3-0 in important set against Commodore The best of seven series between Lercar and Commodore Hotel could very well be over even as you read this story. The fourth game in the Penetanguishene Fastball League series was to be played last night, barring in- clement weather. Lercar was leading the series 3 games to none as of last week, after defeating Com- modore Hotel soundly with a 9-1 score. Lercar jumped very quickly into the lead with four runs in the first inning, following up with another two in the second. The third inning provided two more runs for Lercar. The fifth inning was scoreless for Lercar, but Commodore Hotel managed to get on the score board then, with one runner crossing the plate. Lercar then answered that run with one of their own in the sixth inning to round out their scoring for the game. In the bottom of the seventh inning, Com- modore seemed to be making progress in a last minute attempt to get back into the game. Six Nations claim Ont. championship in lacrosse Six Nations has claimed the all-Ontario championship, after defeating Owen Sound 14-11 in Ontario Novice Lacrosse Champion- ships held over the long Volleyball Midland YMCA is the location for tryouts for the Midland-Huronia Volleyball Club, and there are many teams open. The male teams in- clude Midget, juvenile, . senior 'B", and men's open team. weekend. In the first round, Midland A.E. LePage won out over Fergus 8-5, with Andrew Adam and Charles Buttineau each scoring two goals. Midland then went on to win the second round by defeating St. Catharines 11-2. Robert Bianco proved to be the star of that tryouts scheduled The womens' teams are the midget, juvenile, womens (Simcoe County League), and senior "B"' levels. The tryouts and registration for men will take place in the Midland YMCA gym- ictories should | not be forgotten Amidst all the confusion and unleashed an- ticipation realized at the recent victory of the Penetang Juveniles over Penetanguishene G and C, to gain the championship in the Ladies' Inter- mediate Softball League, one group has been forgotten. The consolation round had all but been forgotten in the dust, but here is where the record is going to be set straight. There was a consolation round, with the con- solation championship going to Sturgeon Bay for the second year in a row, as they downed Christian Island 2-0 in a recent game at McGuire Park in Penetanguishene. The victory was largely due to the work of two young women on the Sturgeon Bay team, Bev Roper and Jane Gillham. Gillham singled onto first base in the top of the fifth inning and then displayed some fancy foot- work, hightailing it over to third base. nasium, on Sept. 9 at 8 P.M., Sept. 11 at 5:45 p.m., Sept. 16 at 8 p.m., and Sept. 18 at 5:45 p.m. Women's tryouts and registration will be on Sept. 8 at 8:45 p.m., Sept. 10 at 7:45 p.m., game by putting in five goals. The third round saw Midland come up against Fergus, with Robert Bianco scoring Sept. 15 at 8:45 p.m. and Sept. 17 at 7:45 p.m. in the YMCA gym. The club coaches will be available at these times, with final team selections being made on.the 18th. Schafer and Lembo impressive Heidi Schafer of Barrie and Toni Lembo of Midland put up a very impressive showing at the Canadian National Exhibition horse show over the Labour Day Weekend, under the guidance of their coach and trainer, Don Betts. Schafer won a fourth place finish in the Junior Hunter Hack division on her horse, Edelweiss, and also claimed a sixth in the equitation on (flat competition. Lembo came up with a fourth on her horse, Something Ventured, in the Children's Hunter - Hack competition. She also received a fifth and sixth place standing in the Children's Hunter Over Fences division, and won a seventh reserve place in the Children's Working Hunter Stake, riding Pierre. . Schafer and Lembo will both be riding in a show at Blue Star Farms on the 19, 20 and 21 of this month at an "A" Rated Recognized Horse Show in Holt, Ont. Three other riders will be visiting a show in -Orillia, Sunday. another three goals to bring his total for the three games up to nine. In the semi-finals, Midland ran into a road block when they came up against Six Nations in a game that went into overtime. Sic Nations was the winner in the overtime period with their 5-4 score. Robert Bianco, of Midland scored one more goal in that game, but it proved not to be enough against the Six Nations squad. That ends the Ontario Novice Lacrosse season, with the Ontario championship going to Six Nations. eee when they deposited two runners on base. They, however, didn't stay long, as Lerear cleared both of them out with a double play to end the threat. Louis Belcourt was the winning pitcher for on Sept. 8-80 7:00 p.m. S.&W. SPORTS HUNTER SAFETY A Hunter Safety Course will be held Lerear, Bob Moreau was on the mound for Commodore Hotel. Should a fifth game be necessary, it will be played at McGuire Park, the time and date being today. agreed upon The course will be conducted by S. & W. SPORTS Highway Mall Highway No. 27 in conjunction with the Ministry of Natural Register by phoning-526-3912 Steve Quaife Resources WHO WILL BE MISS MIDLAND FAIR? | A contest will be held to pick a Tiny and Tay Agricultural Society Queen for 1980. Contestants must be between 18 and 23 years of age and will be judged on the basis of personality, charm, interview, short speech, and overall appearance and deportment. A trophy and prizes will be awarded. The winning contestant will have a chance to enter the 1981 Fair Queen Contest at the CNE Toronto and compete for a total of $1,200. in prizes. From there Roper batted her in score the first run of the game. } Roper came in herself a few minutts later to make it 2-0 for Sturgeon Bay. Roper was also the wizard on the mound that kept Christian Island trying to figure out where the ball had gone. That is not to say that the team wasn't working as well. A victory two years in a row shows that they have a team that works well together, and deserve the credit for a job well done. Now that that's been said, justice has been 'ser- ved. Their victory shall not go forgotten.' Vasey, Midland in fastball finals here Simcoe County Children's Aid Society and Probation and Aftercare require FOSTER HOMES throughout the Simcoe County area for children up to th ve Of 16 years. For more information call Miss Anne Rumney 534-7648 Miss Anne Silvey 526-3584 Mrs. N Keefe 526-5102 Interested applicants must have some child care experience and a willingness to foster a child in need. If you and your family have considered fostering, please call: 926-9341 The playoff dates andthe series will then : times have been set for return to Midland, opie da the championship finals Monday at 8 p.m. Ont. in the Simcoe Rural The series will be a Fastball League, to be _ four-out-of seven match . played between Vasey between the two teams. é and Midland. The first game will be Scotia Covenants played in Elmvale, Mortgage Corporation availability of lights, Term Notes tomorrow night at 8 p.m. The second game in DHAIR Gone , H.S. ST. AMANT & SONS LTD. Forever! 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