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Huronia Scoreboard Midland Sunday Sinners Bowling League Standings Sept. 21 W L Pts Born Losers 7. 24 Alley Cats 6 3 13 Lucky Strikers 5 4 il Heavy Rollers 45-8 Pat's Rats 2 hes Top Averages Mens' Ladies' Gerald Lesperance Pamela Lesperance High Scores High Single - mens' Dean Chapman - 289 High Single - ladies' Pat McConkey - 232 High triple - mens Gerald Lesperance - 702 High triple - ladies' Pamela Lesperance - 647 Mid-Ontario Rugby Union Saturday, Sept. 20 Barrie 14 - Midland Bulls 0 MSS SENIOR GIRLS' BASKETBALL All-Pro Basketball Camp at U of T Laura Secord 41 - MSS 39 Brock 22 - MSS 33 Dunbarton 21 - MSS 35 Brockville 51 - MSS 35 Simcoe Rural Fastball Midland 9 - Vasey 1, Monday Midland wins championship Midland Industrial Bowling League Eastern Division Commodore Hotel Bay Mills Bombers Quality Carpet Care Norsims Canadianas Bayshore Lanes Legion Red rPenwpenase anenne™ a KNwwnnoek Western Division Brabants Construction Garner's Sports Legion Gola Ladouceur Construction Krazy 7 NNnwonuas PP pone = OR PR ROOD \ Bay Mills Rookies OF \ Winner of the trophy for high single of the week donated by Somers Trophy's - Dave Herron - 328. MSS girls basketball team 1-2 in Toronto Midland Secondary School's senior girls' basketball team was at the All-Pro Basketball Camp Invitational Tournament at the University of Toronto over the weekend. Friday night, the team lost a close game in overtime. to Laura Secord School from St. Catharines 41-39. Angie Pumputis scored 19 points in that game to claim the title as the game's top scorer. The team came back on Saturday te defeat Brock 33-22 and then went on to take the win over Dunbarton 35-21. The roll the team was experiencing was stopped by Brockville Saturday night -in the consolation final. High scorer for the Midland squad was Tracey Vent with 25 points. Vent was the star of the Midland team as she went on to make the tournament all-star team. Lisa McKelvie also made it to the pages of this past Sunday Sun as a result of her playing in the tournament. St. Theresa's Crusaders to face tough competition played in the Midland Midland's Ste Theresa's High School's Crusaders senior boys' team will come up against some pretty tough competition Friday when they meet Kapuskasing Kolts from Kapuskasing Secondary ~_ Bulls fail in bid to win two in row by Doug Reed Midland Bulls Rugger Club, playing short- handed last Saturday, failed in the club's bid to make it two wins in a row after visiting Barrie Rugby Club shut out Bulls 14-nil. Win for Barrie, consisting of mostly highschoolers from Eastview Collegiate, | came on three tries and a convert. The 35-minute-halfs game opened with Bulls fielding 14 players instead of the usual Gy With less than five minutes played, Barrie opened the scoring on a short 15-yard run by Joe Qunito. Barrie's convert failed and it was 4-0 for visitors. Seconds later Midland's Mark Sullivan dislocated his shoulder and was rushed to hospital leaving the home team to battle Barrie 13 men to 15. Visitors Before the first half was over Barrie scored again when visitors wheeled their scrum just a few feet from Midland's goal line to make it 8-0. Again Barrie failed to click on a two-point conversion and it was 8-0 at the end of the first half for Barrie. Midland then took it to Barrie in the second half although were unable to get on the scoreboard even when the club took a three- point penalty kick which missed the mark. Reese Caville made it 14-0 for Barrie, after he ran the ball in for a try (four points) and then completed the scoring with a conversion that was good. Early in the last period John Gibson dressed for Bulls, the club playing the remainder of the game shy only one player on the field. Barrie's young legs seemed to tell the story for most of the match and for a time it ap- peared they would walk away with the match until Midland started to put some of its own pressure on visitors. Both clubs were evenly matched with their packs (scrums) while Bulls' malls and rucks (grounding the ball) saved visitors from adding to the score. Several Midland three-quarter line runs (players passing the ball then peeling off) excited fans who watched the match played in almost ideal weather. Brothers Bill Chapman and the Josland brothers, Mike and Steve, played aggressive rugger for Bulls as did Al MacDonald, John Nix, Ralph Leuthardt and Ron Hunt. Hunt played one of the best games of his career with some sparkling long distance running. He also provided bone-crushing tackling to boot. Bulls' lineout plays were varied which kept Barrie off guard for most of the game. Nevertheless Barrie pulled off an impressive victory and is to be credited with some fine ball-handling and excellent coaching. Next Saturday, Midland Bulls head to' Sudbury and then a week from Saturday they'll be back in action-on the pitch at Midland Secondary School for a clash with Brock of Cannington. One final note concerning last Saturday afternoon's game, Midland's Mike Miller was called upon to officiate the affair and he's credited with refereeing a well officiated game. Well done Mike and Well Done Bulls. YMCA gymnasium at 6:30 p.m. until 8 p.m. and offers some of the best volleyball action seen in this area for some time. The.Crusaders are SAVE ON High Scores Don Bowen 316-707 Albert Morin 289-740 Andy Puddicombe 287-757 Rick Gervais 283-651 Moe Lacroix 281-701 Louis Maurice 280-749 Mike Brasseur 277 Jules Marion 275-669 J. P. Desroches 272-715 Dennis Brabant 271-710 Penetang Industrial Bowling League W L Pts 1- Desroches Bros. 6 0 14 2- Sarjeant Boys 6 0 14 3- Midland IGA 6 0 14 4- Dusome Garage ied 2 5- Oak Ridges Boy's Bee 9 6- Lakeview Dairy rs 8 7- Pilon Const. 3°38 6 8- Fiberglass Sales Dae 5 9- Huronia Collision 4D) 2 10- Gignac Muffler OMG 0 11- Legion 68 06 0 12- Commodore Hotel 0: <Gia30 T-S Gerry Borsa 844-320 Louis Maurice 717-257 Wayne Dion 709-274 Julien Desroches 706-269 Len Desjardin 693-302 Ron Desroches 676-289 Tony Duval 666-250 Tony Gallant 661-252 Parkview raises $8,000 Over 300 runners took part in the run-a-thon held at Parkview Public School in Midland over the past week. The run-a-thon was a success in more ways than one. The goal for the event was $1,000 but the runners managed to raise in excess of $8,000. A check for roughly $7,000 was presented to Clarence _ Rittenhaus, chairman for the local chapter of the Cancer Society in an assembly at the school Thursday afternoon. 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