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Sportscene Results Hockey OHA MAJOR MIDLAND MINOR HOCKEY INTERMEDIATE A Major Midget Standings Nov. 19 W LT GF GA Pts. Legion 4, Collingwood 3 Georgetown 14 3 0 137 77 28 : * Collingwood 14 6 0 133 99 28 Minor Midget Orillia 8 7 1 80 84 17 Nov. 22 ; Port Elgin 6 8 0 60 81 12 Owen Sound 4, Stoneleigh Motors 1 Barrie Gil 0) 96) 113% 12 __ Nov. 21 OwenSound 510 1 92115 l1 Stoneleigh Motors 6, Meaford 3 Midland 412 0°70 $9 8 4 Major Bantam Results Nov. 22 Last night Jaycees 11, Borden 2 Barrie 9, Midland5 Minor Peewee Future Games Nov. 24 Tonight French Cleaners 5, Wasaga Beach Midland vs. Collingwood 3 Owen Sound vs. Port Elgin Nov.22 Barrie vs. Orillia French Cleaners 6, Collingwood 2 Saturda Nov. 21 Orillia vs. Gearnelonni Owen Sound 6, French Cleaners 2 Sunday Major Atom Port Elgin vs. Midland Nov. 22 Collingwood vs. Owen Sound Bell Canada 10, Pen. Summer's Tuesday Trophies 1 Georgetown vs, Midland House League GEORGIAN BAY shay : JUNIOR C Aintand Tinea Stantlings idlan Bes eae ~ INOV. W L T Pts GF GA PM Scary f 3 i Pei 9 3 2 20106 76 427 John's Catering 5, Midland Times 4 Brace 9 4 0 18102 74 256 House League Mid 9 6 0 18 99 100 467 tenn Oro 7 9 0 14 86 99 430 Novso4 Hunt 6 7 2 14 94 98 352 McQuirter-Realty Wld. 1, G.B. Hal 6 8 1 13 85 98 356 Real Est. 0 EAS: 4 9 3 11 84 95 496 Grav 5 9 0 10 69 85 359 PENETANGUISHENE Penetanguishene 8, Oro 2 MINOR HOCKEY Peewee Scoring Leaders Nov. 22 (Huntsville at Haliburton Nov. 21 IGA 6, Midland 2 and Oro at Bracebridge Nov. 22 IGA 7, Midland 5 NOT INCLUDED) Navi GP GA Pts IGA 8, Borden 3 Cowan, Pen ee P EVE PA Gye 2 Robillard, Pen 14 17 27 44 House League Epps, Brace 11 15 26 41 Midget Dart, Hunt 13 24 17 41 Nov. 19 Reuger, Brace 19,17) 19 3G Chem. Valley Whites 6, Chem. McEachern, Mid 13 16 20 36 Valley Blues 5 Brown, Mid Tyla wal BA Peewee Yake, Hal 14 15 18 33 Nov. 21 Lahay, Grav 14 17 14 31 Lockhart Motors 8, Little Lake BP Goaltenders 2 (Not including two games noted A.E. LePage 7, KIL6 above) MIN GA AVG House League Sanderson, Oro 365 29 4.77 Novice Hogg, Pen 450 37 5.00 Nov. 21 Thompson, Brace 497 46 5.56 PMCL 3, Dock Lunch 0 Gosse, P.S. 782 74 5.68 Grew Boats 4,M&A3 Wagg, Hunt 335 32 5.73 Ryan, Grav 611 59 5.80 ' Wood, Hal 455 45 5.94 @ Cont'd on pg. 23 Steele, Pen 390 39 6.00 ' Ww Call the Times Sports Hotline: 526-2283 y N ~ ANNOUNCEMENT Ken Wells Burner Service -- is now owned and operated] by Dennis Truax. Oil Burner Service For appointment, call 526-7357 24 hr. service 526-9914 Page 22, Friday, November 27, 1981 . Gymnastics Corner by Ken St. Amant Last week we talked about the Junior team that will be representing the Hurons at the first qualifying meet in Toronto in the near future. This week I would like to focus on the Tyro girls and the boys' teams that will be travelling to Toronto on Dec. 5-6. : Girls The Tyro category is for girls who are under the age of 14 as of Jan. 1, of the com- petitive season. This year we have two girls representing the Hurons in this division: Lorraine Lacroix and Karen Green. Presently, Lorraine is a Grade 8 student at Monseignor Castex Separate School. This is her second year of competition in this division and her third year with the Hurons. She is actively involved in many other sports as well. She is a member of her school's cross country and volleyball teams. She also participates in swimming and bowling. Her goal in life is to become an architect. Karen Green -is a Grade 5 student at Bayview Public School. At 12 years of age, this is her first taste of Ontario Gymnastics Federation competition. She has been in the gym club for three years and has participated in many pre-competition gym meets as well as many school meets. Like most other members of the Hurons she is also involved in many other activities. She especially enjoys swimming and skating. We are anticipating Karen will have a very successful year. Boys The Hurons will be sending two boys into competition in Toronto on Dec. 6. We will be represented by Loris Ferraro and Jason Held. Loris is in the Argo 'A' category. This is for & boys under 12 years of age as of Jan. 1 of the competitive season. Loris placed second in his division last year in the Metro-West regionals and represented the Hurons at the Provincials in Thunder Bay. He ended up placing seventh overall. This 10-year-old Regent Public School student hopes to be an eventual competitor at the Olympics. Even at this young age, he has already collected plenty of hardware. To date, he has won three gold medals, four silver and one bronze. Another successful representative for the Hurons is Jason Held. Although he has far less experience in gymnastics he has wasted little time in making his presence felt. Last year he placed first in his division in the regionals. This year he is moving up a category to compete at the Tyro 'A' level. This is for boys under the age of 14 as of Jan. 1 of the competitive Season. Jason is presently 12 years old attending Grade 8 at Victoria Harbour Public School. He has also started a collection of medals of his own. Last year he managed to win both a gold and a silver medal at his various competitions. GYMNASTICS CORNER Nov. 30 (Mon.) -- Gymnathon, Primary, syatcg oe P.S., Competitive, Corpus Christi S. Dec. 1 (Tue.) -- Gymnathon, Pre-competitive, Corpus Christi P.S. Dec. 2 (Wed.) -- Gymnathon, Developmental, Parkview P.S. Dec. 5 (Sal.) -- First Qualifying meet, Toronto, Girls Dec. 6 (Sun.) - First Qualifying meet, Toronto, Boys Pin Chatter by Dennis Brabant The Commodore Hotel mens' team had a successful outing in tournament action for the second weekend in a row by placing second in Orillia among the 16-team field. The team rolled 6,865 for five games, finishing only 22 pins behind the first-place Orillia team. The members of the team rolled five-game scores as follows: Jules Marion (1,243), Bill Pud- dicombe (1,228), J.P. Desroches (1,205), Ron Desroches (1,173), Peter Lacroix (1,072) and Moe Lacroix (944). Teams from Collingwood (6,728) and Camp Borden (6,696) took the third and fourth money positions respec- lively. After the fourth week of Hi-Low Doubles Tournament action, two more leagues have announced their winners that will advance to the zone finals. Bob Therrien and Rick Moreau finished first in the Knight Haven mens league while Doug Martin and Diane Duval took first place in the Tuesday 7-ups league. Due to the large number of entries in the 7-ups league, the second-place team of Joe Stewart and Janet Duquette will also advance to the zone final. As leagues finish up this tournament, all score boards should be turned in to tournament director Dennis Brabant. Approximately a dozen Midland bowlers will travel to Orillia this Sunday to participate in the first round of the Carling O'Keefe Open Ke tournament. The bowlers will roll 10 games this weekend in Orillia and 10 games next weekend in Barrie to determine the top 10 men and nine ladies who will represent the Huronia zone in the Ontario finals this year. Good luck to all involved. Around the Leagues: Louis Maurice rolled the high single in the Midland Industrial League for the second week in a row with a 349 score to round out an 812 triple, while Dennis Dusome of the Sunday Mixed league rolled a 337 single. Fifty-five bowlers have already sugned up for the 210 and under tournament in Midland up to Wednesday night. TURKEY SHOOT ge---- Sunday, 3 November 29 at © 12:30 p.m. ~HUNTER'S & ANGLER'S CLUBHOUSE Ogden's Beach Road 22's with open sights-Shotguns Next to the wheel, the best invention is Courtesy Rentals at 526-3777 24 hr. service Car & Truck Rentals VEHICLES Starting at *8.99 per day & Kms met