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'Pin chat'- bowling news, views by Dennis Brabant A qualifying round was held for the "Beat the Champ' television show which will commence taping in the last two weeks of November. Top qualifier was Don Bowen with a 953 score for 4 games. Don becomes the champ and will take on a series of challengers until he is defeated. The six bowlers who qualified to challenge the champ were Maurice Lapensee with 936, Albert Morin with 917, Paul Buttineau with 915, Don Lacroix with 907 and Peter Lacroix with 901. ( Watch this column to learn of the actual televising times on Cable 12. *K* Two individuals have won '"'trick spare'"' crests to date from the local bowling association. Dolly Phillips of the Bayshore Seniors Club spared.a Headpin-Three Pin Split and Denis Gostick of the Midland Industrial League spared a headpin. KKK The Midland Youth Bowling Council an- nounced its Bowler of the Month winners for Octobber, giving attractive crests to the following: Pee Wees-Peter Cruise; Bantams - Doug Gillespie; Juniors - Lynn Shaw; Seniors - Kelly Hawke KKK Four mens' teams from Midland and Penetanguishene will travel to Gravenhurst on Saturday to participate in the second tournament on the mens' tour this year. This is the first time that Gravenhurst will host a tournament. ROKK All leagues belonging to the Midland- Penetang Bowling Association commenced action in the Hi-Low Doubles Tournament last week. KKK Registrations for the 210 and under tour- nament will soon be underway for one of the most popular tournaments open to lower average bowlers. - Watch for posters at ther lanes giving details of the tournament. KK Anyone interested in submitting in- formation for this column should contact Dennis Brabant at 316-2996 or drop the message off at either bowling alley. Two 900 triples were bowled in October by Maurice Lapensee with 386-955 and Junes Marion with 371-924. Top triple for the ladies was rolled by Debbie Chadwick with 330-875. Two 900 triples were bowled in October by Maurice Lapensee with 386-955 and Jules Marion with 371-924. - Top triple for the ladies was rolled by Debbie Chadwick with 330-875. * KK Anyone interested in submitting in- formation for this column should contact Dennis Brabant at 361-2996 or drop the message off at either bowling alley. Cents put scare into Gravenhurst Midland Centennials Jr. C hockey club had Gravenhurst Indians on the ropes Wednesday night in Midland Cen- tennial Arena but the Indians managed to tie it up 8-8 to preserve their no loss record for the season. Gravenhurst took an early lead in the game with only 44 seconds expired on the clock. They then scored a second goal to take a two goal lead eight minutes later and a third goal with 53 seconds left in the first period. Midland only managed one shot on goal in the opening period. Midland got on the - scoreboard 37 seconds into the second period with a goal from Steve Dunn, team captain, on a power play. Andy Seeman and Frank Dance were awarded assists on the goal. ae Gravenhurst took a three goal lead once more with another goal two minutes after that but that was where the Centennials took over. They scored their second goal two minutes after Gravenhurst's last goal and brought the game back within two goals. Paul Hahn scored the goal, assists going to John Webb and- Ken Mugford. With only 13 minutes left to play in the second period, Webb scored a goal of his own, Hahn and Mugford combining talents to help out on the play. Midland ended the second period with a 4-3 deficit. Gravenhurst scored early in the third period to advance their lead to 5-3 but Midland closed Keegos novices swim Sunday Midland YMCA Keegos' counterparts, the novice team will be swimming in their first meet Sunday in Base Borden. 'There will be 18 novice keegos from Midland in competition that day against the other seven swimming teams in Huronia.. the gap again with a goal from Frank Dance, assisted by Paul Hahn moments later. In the next eight minutes, Gravenhurst scored two goals to bring their lead up to 7- 4. Midland Centennials dug in for the duration of play at this point as they realized they had to really work. Paul Hahn scored his second goal of the game at the half way mark of the final period with assists being handed to Ken Mugford and John Webb. A minute later, Mugford scored a goal with Hahn and Al Pumputis chalking up the assists. Andy Zurawski was the scorer for the goal that tied the game for Midland five minutes following their last goal with Frank Dance getting credit for the Parlour Games not playing around Midland Huronia Volleyball Club hosted a men's exhibition tournament Tuesday in Midland's YMCA. The winning team was the Parlour Games, one of three teams from the Midland club involved in the tour- nament. Play was on a 20 minute time limit with round robin play being the order of the day. Teams involved were Parlour Games, Mr. Submarine Sonix and Juvenile Boys, all three from Midland-Huronia's Volleyball Club. Also invited were teams from George Brown College in Toronto and Georgian College in Barrie. Parlour Games finished first with Sd MIDLAND a Introducing JOHN HAMELIN Tire Centre Manager With 7 years experience behind me, let my knowledge of the tire industrywork for you. three wins and one loss while Mr. Submarine Sonix came in second with two wins and two losses. I> third place was the team from Get te Brown College with two wins and .wo losses. Mr. Submarine Sonix was awarded second place because they had defeated George Brown College earlier in round robin play. Midland's Juvenile Boys were fourth with one win, one tie and two losses, given that position on point totals over Georgian College who also had one wi n, one tie, and two losses. - More of these exhibition tour- naments are planned by Midland- Huronia Volleyball Club. ams See me today and save. INTRODUCTORY SALE | Get ready for winter now 49 © ON GENERAL SNOW TIRES ' oh That's 15% off our everyday low selling price m quality General passenger snow tires FOR EXAMPLE: ( a WINTER CLEAT S.L.P. 4 PLY POLYESTER 723 King St., Midland 526-3777 assist. Midland really put on the after burners here as they missed five or six good scoring chances. One shot went in though with 2:14 left to play and Midland certainly thought they had the game wrapped up. Steady pressure was applied by Gravenhurst as they saw their un- beaten streak going down in flames. With five seconds left in ithe game, Gravenhurst put the puck in the net to remain the only un- beaten team in the league. Despite Midland's slow start, they showed Gravenhurst how easy it is to lose a game as they made Gravenhurst settle for their first tie instead of a win. Gravenhurst outshot Midland 35-25 in the very exciting match up. Midland Centennials TURKEY SHOOT play again in Huntsville Friday night at 8:30 p.m. and also on Sunday in Penetanguishene, that game to start at 7:30 p.m. KF Sun., Nov. 16 - My 12:30pm. at Georgian Bay Hunters & Anglers Clubhouse Ogden's Beach Road Shot guns & 22's D & DENTERPRISES 526-2461 Why oil your car when you can undercoat for less Ask about our interior clean-up Or Our ° "POLY -GLAZE FINISH" D & D ENTERPRISES Highway 12, Midland For An Appointment Call 526-2461 'Friday,'November 14, T980, Page 21