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.--- Kings split pair of games with .-... ----- Stayner: both win on the road --- Penetanguishene Kings gained some measure of revenge Monday night in Stayner, as they downed the home town Siskins 3-2, after dropping a one-sided 8-2 decision last Friday in Penetanguishene to the same team. Monday's close encounter was a penalty-filled affair with Kings on the receiving end of many dubious ~~ decisions by the officials. Kings spent almost half the game playing shorthanded, but managed to hold on to steal the win from their hosts. Goals for Kings were scored by Carl Cowan, John Monague, and Greg St.Amant, with St.Amant getting the winner with about eight minutes left. rn Last Friday saw the Kings hold a 2-1 lead after the opening frame, behind a 28 shot barrage on Siskin netminder Joe Ralph. Dave Robillard and newcomer Dale Denis scored the goals. After the first period it was all downhill. Stayner netted seven unanswered goals to win easily. Their domination is reflected in the final shots on net statistics, as they ended up on top of a 48-47 count. The split with Stayner leaves the Kings in third place in the southern division of the Georgian Bay Junior C League. They can take another step towards the top this Friday, as they host first-place Essa at Penetanguishene Arena at 8:30 p.m. Ron Johnson ae mm Ys! sé B Ld ' Juvenilestrim : Meaford 9-4 Midland Juveniles posted an easy 9-4 triumph over' the visiting Meaford juveniles at Centennial Arena on Tuesday night. After trailing 2-1 at the end of the first period of the clean well- played affair, Midland potted four goals in the middle frame and led 5- 4. Midland scored four more goals in the last period to salt the decision away. Leading the scoring parade was Drew Varley, who got himself a hat trick,g@ad, Steve Charlebois, 'whio-séored twice. Singles went to midget Tom Hook, Mac Spears, Tom Nicholson, and Keith Moreau. Four players who did yeoman service, and usually get overlooked unless they score, managed to notch an assist each. These players are _ Pete Wright, Pat Abram, Owen Quilty, another midget-aged player, and Mark King. Next action for the Midland Juvenile hockey team is next Tuesday, Jan. 11 at 8 p-m., when they are home to Creemore. Gitis*volleyball tourney tomorrow Midland will be, -in- vaded by volleyball- playing females tomorrow. MSS and St. Theresa's High School will be the sites for the Midland Volleyball Club's. Girl's High School Invitational Tournament. There will be 24 teams representing these schools; Orillia Park Street, Barrie East- view, Stayner, Barrie Innisdale, Brock, Sacred Hear Sid Robert's, Bdanting,* and St. Theresa's. The midget com- petition will take place at St. Theresa's with eight teams going for the title. Championship is slated for 2 p.m. Junior and_ senior action is at MSS with the finals set for 5 p.m. Action begins on all fronts at 8:30 a.m. The event is a joint effort of the Midland Volleyball club, MSS and St. Theresa's. Come out and see some top- flight exhibitions of Barrie St. Joe's» "MSS, "eyolleyball. ae a "as Follow the ball... The action was hot and heavy this week during a senior basketball game between MSS and EDHS at the Hugel Avenue high school in Midland. MSS seniors won this game 74-34. --Photo by Andy Wicksted National Ski Week coming up Winter fast to encourage Canadians' to downhill ap- proaches, and Canada's ski industry will again offer special incentives more the Council, the entire ski industry has joined Tle howell? oka kei NG Ea ght ol cia atladd a al altel aMeh alieliatiatialieliety try and cross- 22-30, 1983 Canadian Jr. C All-Stars in Bracebridge tomorrow The annual Georgian Bay Junior C All Star game is set for the Bracebridge Arena tomorrow night at 7:30 p.m. As coach ofthe defending league cham- pions, i Peneta ~ childon will as e Stars. Kings will, manager Peter Gregoire. e Kings, Ron Mar- se duties for the All be represented by eau and trainer Larry Several of the neers from Midland Centennials and the From the Kings come Peter Roi and Brian Norwood. Ifings will be playing. Playing in the game off the Midland roster are forwards John Walter and Brian Cadeau. Here is the complete lineup of the Georgian Bay Junior C All Star team. 1. Mike Murphy 30. Mike Dineen a a ae a a ae ae a ee a ae a a ee 2 oo Bracebridge Bears Stayner Siskins 30. Cec Gosse 2. Dave Packard 3. Kelly Mitchell 4. Peter Roi 5. Craig Smith - 6. Scott Gemmill 7. Scott Jackson 8. Don Manery 9. Sean Gallagher 10. Ted Lahay 11. John Walter 12. Brian Cadeau 14. Paul Klingbiel 15. Kris King 16. Brian Norwood 17. Darrell Vincent Coach Manager Trainer Parry Sound Shamrocks Oro77's Essa 80's Penetang Junior Kings Gravenhurst Indians Huntsville Huskies Stayner Siskins Haliburton Huskies Parry Sound Shamrocks Gravenhurst Indians Midland Centennials Midland Centennials Bracebridge Bears Gravenhurst Indians Penetang Junior Essa 80's. Ron Marchildon Peter Dubeau Larry Gregoire country skiing during National Ski Week, Jan Under the guidance of kkk kkk kkk ka forces this year to convince the population that winter is a season to be enjoyed - not to escape from! Many resorts and areas will offer "50 per cent off' package deals (by advanced reser- vation) including equipment rental, lift or trail tickets and lessons, in the belief that once beginners make first tracks, they'll be hooked for life on skiing and winter! Retailers across the country will be offering equipment opportun- ities for beginners during the Jan. 22-30 period. "Not only is skiing healthy, it's fantastic FUN," exclaims the Council's Executive Director Judith Hunter. "Four-and-a-half-mi- llion Canadians can't be wrong - they enjoyed winter and skiing -last year. And there's plenty of room for lots more people to get out there on the slopes and trails. Skiing is a sport for everyone - seniors (look at Jackrabbit at 108), middleaged and young to tiny tots - including, disabled folks as well. * Sports Editor * (Answers on Page 10) If you are a real football fan, you must have watched at least a dozen games over the New Year's weekend. Let's see if you were wat- ching or were just overdosed on ""Pigskinitis'. Maybe New Year's Eve fogged some things too! 1. Let's start with the "'Bowl Games". won the Sugar Bowl? Who lost it? 2. Where are the following bowi games played? (a) Cotton Bowl. (b) Rose Bowl. (c) Fiesta Bowl. 3. Match these players with their teams. Who Todd Blackledge Georgia Hugh Mcllhenny Penn State Turner Gill Nebraska Herschel Walker SMU 4. Who is Joe Paterno? 5. What do the initials SMU stand for? How about UCLA? 6. Now let's see if you were paying attention to the NFL action. Which two teams had the best won-lost records (8-1) in the '"'regular"' season? 7. Which Buffalo player publicly asked to be traded after the Bills' loss to New England on Sunday? 8. Name five NFL teams which didn't, repeat did not, make the playoffs. (Baltimore and Houston don't count - too easy!) 9. Name the one NFL division to send only one team to the playoffs. 10. Who quarterbacked the L.A. Rams to their upset win over the San Francisco 49'ers? That makes a total of 22 possible - subtract five for your hangover! SCOPE Penetanguishene Kings host Essa tonight in Penetang in Georgian Bay league action. Game time is 8:30 p.m. as Kings try to close in on the loop leaders. VOSOs Midland Centennials are playing at Cen-' tennial Arena tonight at 8:30 p.m. in Junior C action. Cents host Stayner Siskins, who are hot off a pair of rowsing games with Penetanguishene Kings. POODS Annual All Star game for the Georgian Bay Junior C League is scheduled for tomorrow night in Bracebridge. Game time is 7:30 p.m. PPCOOS Midland Athletics play at the Dunlop Street Arena in Barrie against the Flyers at 8:30 p.m. A's have done well against Flyers thus far in OHA Intermediate games, and hope to continue that success. Midland Athletics come home Sunday night for a game with "Georgetown Raiders at 8 p.m. POSSO There is a Simcoe County Ladies' Bonspiel this Sunday at the Penetanguishene Curling Club. Action in the 10 rink competition begins at 9:30 a.m. These ladies play two or three times a month at different clubs, and some of the teams involved include Penetang, Orillia, Creemore, Barrie, Cookstown, and Elmvale. Friday, January 7, 1983, Page 9