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Don Lawrence * Sports editor * Garage wins TKO There was a shoot out at Knight Haven Bowling Lanes last week in Penetanguishene when Dusome Garage and Desroches Bros. met in regular Penetanguishene Industrial Bowling League action. The two front runners in the league squared off against one another and when all was said and done, Dusome's had scored a TKO, taking two of three games for the night. Desroches Bros. want a rematch. The wins keep the Dusome Garage team on top of the league for the second straight week, but perhaps more importantly, the wins opened up a seven point lead over the faltering Desroches Bros. In third place, Lakeview Dairy had an op- portunity to close in on Desroches Bros. for second spot but were stopped cold in their play, losing all three of their games to remain six points back. There is a good battle place in the middle of the pack these days as well, with a mere seven points Sports Line In hockey action this weekend, Midland Centennials hockey club will face Gravenhurst Indians in Midland Centennial Arena at 8:30 p.m. Meanwhile, across the tracks in Penetanguishene, the Kings will be travelling to Huntsville to play against the Huskies. That game will get under way at 8:30 p.m. In the Midland Curling Club, an open jitney will be held and everyone is invited to come out and enjoy themselves in this non- competitive form of play. Action will start at seven p.m. and there will be a half hour instruction session prior to the jitney's beginning. There will be no charge for this event. Sunday night, Penetanguishene Kings and Midland Centennials will both be playing again but this time they will be facing each other. That game will start at 7:30 p.m. in Midland Centennial Arena. Midland Athletics Intermediate A hockey | separating the sixth to tenth place teams. Last week's seventh place bowlers, Fiberglass Sales had a rough night during their games, losing all three to slip back to 10th spot as the teams of Sarjeant Boys', Oak Ridge Boys' and Huronia Collision all advanced in the standings. Still pulling up the rear in the league standings are the Commodore Hotel and Legion 68. The lowly performance of these two outfits is somewhat misleading because both of the two dungeon dwellers have had good performances in the past and it seems their problem might be more one of consistency. Following the Nov. 18 play, the standings are as companion, John Sallows watches on in from behind as he waits to pump a little iron. ~ follows: W L Pts , Dusome Garage 28 59 Desroches Bros. 2211 52 Lakeview Dairy 19 14 46 Pilon Const. 18 15 41 . MidlandIGA 18 15 41 Gignac Muffler . 17-1639 - 2 * Sarjeant Boys' 7 16 3 Pumping iron peat dt hae * sl - Gary Quesnelle, a student at Midland ® Fiberglass Sales 13 20 32 Secondary School decided to lift a few Com Es? dore Hotel 13 20 28 weights in Midland's YMCA his spare Legion 68 8 25 18 time from classes yesterday. His by Ken St.Amant It is the feeling of the coaching staff that the Tyro division is probably the toughest of all. This is the case for several reasons: most have had three or four years of ex- perience and the gymnasts are extremely strong in relation to their body mass; few, if any, have completed their growth spurt and, as a result, do not have to deal with their changing body proportions. These girls must be under 14 years of age as of January ist of the competing season. The Competitive Tyros Crystal Manson: This five foot 2 inch gymnast is in Grade 8 at Corpus Christi Public School. Although Crystal lacks the experience some of the other gymnasts have, she will be representing the Hurons for her second season at the O.G.F. level. Beatriz Spencer: After a fairly suc- cessful season last year in the Argo category, Beatriz is presently attempting to improve her standings in this tougher level. She attends Grade 8 at Corpus Christi Public School. Lorraine Lacroix: Her improvement illustrates that hard work pays off. After a so-so season last year, Lorraine is determined to make a better showing this season. We are expecting this 12-year-old Monsignor Castex student to do much better this time around. Monica Hinrikus: She has been involved in gymnastics for four years. Although this is her fifth year, she will be competing at the O0.G.F. level for her second season. ee nee Nr ee, ie Ram cs al ea Bk age saa PENETANG -- MIDLAND GYM CLUB Gymnastics Corner This graceful gymnast is 13-years-old and attends Parkview Public School. d Lysa Marchand: This season will be Lysa's first exposure to 0.G.F. com- petition. With three year's experience in gymnastics behind her, Lysa should have a successful season. Presently, she is in Grade 8 at Corpus Christi School. Cindy Wright: Cindy's figure skating background is definitely helping Cindy's performance in gymnastics. This Grade 8 student at Corpus Christi Public School has been involved in gymnastics for the Here are some top tyro competitors. Front row from left: Lorraine Lacroix and Beatriz Spencer. Back from left: past three years. Conclusion All these gymnasts are registered in the Tyro B category. Due to the keen com- petition, not all of these girls will be able to go. We are hoping to send at least three and possibly four of them to the first qualifying meet in Toronto on Dec. 13. Gymnastics Calendar Saturday, Dec. 13, 1980-first O.G.F. qualifying meet. ee aad : Cindy Wright, Lysa Marchand, Monica Hinrikus and Crystal Manson. team will be idle this weekend as they rest up » for Thursday nights game in Midland Cen- tennial Arena. ered ope They will play Barrie Flyers at eight p.m. in that game. In Midland Minor Hockey, Bertram's Fuels will play Ron's Gas Bar at 5:15 p.m. until six p.m. in tykes' house league action in Midland Centennial Arena. On Saturday, starting at six a.m. Midland Minor Hockey action galore is in store for the hockey fans of Midland. ) Until four p.m., it's house league play with Hebner's playing Belanger at six a.m. and Kinsmen playing Jaycees at seven a.m. in midget level. Bantams start at 8:10 a. m. with Cowen Construction taking on Walkers and Meatland meeting Smithmobile at 9:05 a.m. O.K. Johnson will play A. E. LePage at 10:10 a.m. in atom action while Midland 1.G.A. will meet Georgian Bay at 11:05 and McQuirter will face off against Jory I.D.A. at 12:00 p.m. Novice action will kick off at 1:05 p.m. with Kid's Stuff playing Olympia Sports. Bike Shop will meet I.U.E. at 2:00 p.m. and Clarke & MacDonald will take on Summers Trophies at 3:50 p.m. Rep league action will start at this point with major bantams facing Collingwood at 4:00 p.m. Minor midgets will play Meaford at 5:30 p.m. Between the hours of 9:00 p.m. and 11:15 p.m., house league peewees will take the ice with Ports of Huron playing A & W at 9:00 p.m. Midland Police and Midland Times will square off at 10:00 p.m. On Sunday, minor bantam rep team will play against Stayner at 3:00 p.m. Minor peewees will take over at 4:15 p.m. against Stayner while Major peewees will face Collingwood at 5:15 p.m. Simcoe County Intermediate Men's Basketball League action will resume Monday night with Commodore Hotel defending Midland's honour against Orillia Lakers at Twin Lakes High School in Orillia. That game will get under way at eight p.m. Lastly in the way of entertainment, the Coldwater and District Minor Hockey Parents Association will be holding a dance tomorrow night in the Coldwater and District Community Centre from nine p.m. until one a.m. Music will be provided by Northern Edition and all proceeds will go to Coldwater and District Minor Hockey. Tickets are $3.50 per person. Get rid of those papers order to raise money to help pay for expenses that would otherwise be payed for by parents and coaches of the players. The area covered by the paper drive is ward two of Midland and the team asks that the papers be kept dry for easier handling. If you have any old newspapers you've been meaning to throw out but never got around to it, you can get rid of those papers and help out Midland Minor Hockey's minor midget rep team. The minor midget rep team will be 'holding a paper drive tomorrow in Friday, November 28, 1980, Page 21