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Cent's lose 6-5 squeaker to Haliburton | by Randy Butineau Midland Stoneleigh Centennials suffered their second straight loss, at the hands of the Haliburton Huskies, Friday night, at Centennial arena. Despite a large crowd, Cents' could not get the equalizer and the eventual outcome was a 6-5 victory for the visiting Huskies. Haliburton opened the scoring at the :37 mark, with an unassisted goal by David Nicholl, his first of four that he scored. Midland tied the score at 11:43, On a power-play goal by Brian Cadeau, with Rob Rinneard and Dean Marcellus nabbing GEORGIAN BAY JR. C HOCKEY Fri. Nov. 11, Essa at Midland 8:30 p.m. Penetang at Parry Sound 9:00 p.m. Sun. Nov. 13, Midland at Penetang 2:30 p.m. BOY'S HIGH SCHOOL VOLLEYBALL Fri. Nov. 11- GBSSA --*'AA"' championship at Aurora ELEMENTARY SCHOOL VOLLEYBALL SCHEDULE Penetang League Wed. Novy. 10, Girls' Burkevale at 'St. Joseph's Thurs. Nov. 11, Boys' St. Joseph's at Burkevale GIRLS' HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL Wed. Nov. 9, Brock at MSS Thurs. Nov. 10, St. Theresa's at PSS SIMCOE COUNTY INTERMEDIATE MEN'S BASKETBALL LEAGUE Thurs. Nov. 10, Bradford at Penetang Dock Lunch 7 p.m. at MSS Dyconia Hotel at Midland Commodore 9 p.m. alt MSS Volleyball GUNTHER'S WATCH RECREATIONAL CURLING LEAGUE Results of (Oct. 26) Curling Stone Crushers 5--Huff Adjusters 4. Rock Busters 10--Legion Red 3 Wye Heritage 6--Wanapatae 5 3ogie Four 6--Argo Cats 5 Stewarts Gulf 14--Sticks & Stones 3 Old Boys 8--Legion Gold 5 Win One Soon 7--Four G's 6 Rolling Stones 7--Cheap Sweeps 5 Out Of Focus 14--Wizards 2 Irish Mist 12--Legion Blue 5 RESULTS OF (NOV. 2) CURLING Oul Of Focus 8--Bogie Four 5 Huff Adjusters 7--Legion Blue 4 Wye Heritage 9--Rolling Stones 8 Stone Crushers 5--Legion Gold 5 Win One Soon 6--Argo Cats 5 Old Boys 17--Legion Red 3 Irish Mist 13--Wanapatae 3 tock Busters 10--Sticks & Stones 6 Wizards 5--Cheap Sweeps 5 Stewarts Gulf 13--Four G's 2 MIDLAND INDUSTRIAL BOWLING LEAGUE East Division Team W...L...Pts. Garners Sports 18% 8 4] Gamna Signs Loreal, e30 Quality Carpet 14. 13.32 Huronia Auto Glass 13s: 13> 30: Ladouceurs Const. 13 14 28 Bandana Const. : 9 18 18 West Division Bayshore Lanes TOO 41 Commodore Hotel 18 9 40 Don Sherk Const. 3 13 14 29 Olympia Billiards 11S Ge 26 Brabants Const. Il 16" 22 Allied Fire Safety 9 18 20 Top Ten Averages Triples 1. Bill Lalonde 846 2. Maurice Lacroix 805 3. Howard Woolner 749 4. Herb Wright 745 5. Remi Pilon 743 6. Pete Lacroix 730 7. Len Todd 720 8. Ken Morin 714 9. Ray Staunton 707 10. Dan Hamelin 704 SUMMERS TROPHIES High Single Award Bill Lalonde 340 SIMCOE COUNTY INTERMEDIATE MENS' BASKETBALL LEAGUE Thurs. Nov. 3, 78 Borden Mike's Milk Penetang Memories Raiders 59 Penetang Memories Raiders' high-scorer Doug Cairncross 18 pts. assists. Four minutes later, Nicholls scored his second of the game, which also was a powerplay goal. John Walter scored his first, of three, to tie the score, at 18:18. Mike Newhouse drew the assist. Cents' outshot Haliburton in the period 12-5. The second period made the difference for Haliburton, At 11:32, Scott Arbuthnot scored, to give the Huskies the lead. Midland replied three minutes later, on Walter's Second goal of the night. Then, at 17:07, Haliburton's Jeff Stamp scored a short-handed tally, which seemed to have taken the wind out of the Centennials' sails. Shots on goal in the second frame were 11-10, in favour of Midland. Walter rounded out his hat-trick at the :26 mark of the third period, to'tie the score at four. Peter Wright assisted. Nicholls collected his hat-trick minutes later, to give the Huskies the lead once again. Midland again tied the score at 5:31 on a goal by Mike Newhouse, with Walter assisting. However, Nicholls was not finished. At 14:01, he fired home his fourth goal of the night, to seal away the Haliburton victory. Midland pulled their goalie in the final minutes, in a vain attempt to tie the score, but failed to do so. Huskies' goalkeeper, Colin Newell played an exceptional game between the pipes, especially in the third period, when the Cents' fired 17 shots his way, to Haliburton's seven. Total shots were 40-22 in Midland's favour. Jobn Walter was selected as the first Midland Stoneleigh Centennial "'player of the game."' Walter scored three times and assisted on another. Late goal gives | Centennials' tie A late third period goal, with Belcourt and goal by Marlon Rob Rinneard assisting. Gieseler, -gave_ the Stayner outshot the Midland Stoneleigh Cents' 12-5 in the second Centennials a 4-4 tie, stanza. with the Stayner Stayner took a 4-2 lead Siskins, in Stayner at the 12:04 mark, but Monday night. Midland opened the scoring at the 3:47 mark ona power-play goal by the Cents' pressed the Siskins. At 16:26, Belcourt scored his second goal of the game Darry! Belcourt, with and third point, to bring Chris Readman and the Centennials to Mike Newhouse. within one. Peter assisting. Cents' out- Wright and Jeff Hurl shot the Stayner 10-8.. drew the assists. Then Giesler performed his last minute heroics, at the 18:15 mark, to tie up Stayner exploded in the second frame, with three goals inthe first12 the game. Wright minutes of the period. assisted on the goal. Cents' got one back at Midland outshot 13:06, to close the Stayner 12-11, but were margin to 3-2. Mike outshot in the game 31- Magloughlin scored the 927, MIDLAND MINOR BASEBALL ASSOCIATION ANNUAL | MEETING Election of Officers Sun. Nov. 13th 7:15 p.m. Board Room At Midland Arena EVERYONE WELCOME $10.50 from Penetang $10.00 from Midland $3.00 from Elmvale Senior Citizens 10% off Daily Bus Service to and from. TORONTO COMPARE AND SAVE WITH PIMICL YOUR BEST TRAVEL BARGAIN Page 20, Wednesday, November 9, 1983 John Walter First Centennial Player of the Game. You'll get a bang out of this Barrie District Hunters and Anglers Conservation Club Inc., have announced three upcoming Ham and Turkey Shoots, to take place on club property. The dates are Nov. 20, Dec. 4and Dec. 18, with the price being $2.75 per relay or $10 for four. The net proceeds are for local Conservation projects. The Shoots start at 12 noon and 12 gauge shotguns are only to be used. Guns will be available at the Shoot. To get there, follow line two of Vespra Township, just north of Doran Rd., (Old Barrie Rd.) For more in- formation, call Dave Milne 728-6657 or Don McGill at 726-0460. Midland Memories Restaurant Major Bantams faced their rivals from Penetang, last Thursday evening, at Centennial arena, with the outcome being an unpleasant one for Midland. Penetang, on three second period goals, coasted to a 4-1 defeat of Midland. Stuart Restrup Fistler collected the other Penetang marker. Ricky Knibb scored the lone Midland goal, with Mike Madaire assisting. Three weeks previous, Penetang clobbered Midland in an exhibition game 12-4, so there was a vast im- provement in Midland's performance. é These two teams'go at it again, on Dec. 1, at Midland Centennial arena. led the Penetang attack with three goals. Shawn Answer: Quiz--?: ot Hello Sports fans! It's time to test your intellect, with this week's quiz! Good Luck! 1. Name the golf Pro at Brooklea Golf and Country Club? 2. What team and sport is Angie Pumputis associated with? 3, Which team won the Huronia Slo-pitch league championship? This year! 4. What is the name of the team, that represents Midland in the Simcoe Rural Fastball league? 5. Name the two goalies for the Midland Stoneleigh Centennials? 6. Who is the pitcher of the Vasey Royals of the Simcoe Rural Fastball league? 7. Which area high schools' midget and junior volleyball teams, advanced to the GBSSA *""A"' championships? 8. 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