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for Central Zone team Ontario Basketball is pleased to announce the selection of the follwing athletes to its Junior Development Program Central Zone Girls Team. Doris Burchert. Hamilton, Kelly Edwards Midland, Martha Glisky Mississauga, Melanie Hurley Mississauga, Michele Luke Hamilton, JoAnn Pawlin. Burlington, Adele Daly Brampton, Tanya Edward- s Barrie, Vicky Harrison. Hamilton, Sharon Knowles. Hamilton, Lara Mat salla_ Barrie, Heather Reid. Brampton. In addition, the following have been named 'o the Central Zone Boys Team. Lyndon Lowe Malton, Stafford Lowe. Malton, Doug Parrelongel Brampton, Jeff Pet- ter Stayner, Rob McAleer, Barrie, Mark Harvey Barrie, Bruce McDonald, Milton, Chris Peet Hamilton, Vince Casali Dun- das, Rod Philp Oakville, Derek DesVignes Brampton, Richard Nur- se Hamilton. These athletes and their coaching staff will be competing in a three day Inter Zone {ournament to be held at Ridley College from Friday, June 29 to Monday, July 2. GEORGIAN BAY MINOR SOFTBALL LEAGUE Bantam Division Weslo ak: PTS Perkinsfield : ted Vasey Qe 2, 1 Lafontaine Dee) 4 Elmvale Oneal ] Hillsdale (Hes) 8 | Wels tt PEs Port MeNicoll ea) 10 Perkinsfield Ante 0) 8 Wyevale ee es (0) 2 Hillsdale (Deshi: AW) 0 MAJOR FASTBALL LEAGUE STANDING BARRIE Wel ok PTs Bayfield Furniture fale 2 10 Barrie Downtowners ar eee 9 Giffen Farm Equipment deanlives 9 Queen Sports Bead oll i Elmvale Sports De ee 6 Udell Sports EY. fl) 4 Nottawa Shannon Realty OF xa) 1 Udell Sports - Wednesday, June 20 - Elmvale Sports 4, Elmvale Sports - | Bayfield Furniture at 8:00 p.m. PENETANG-MIDLAND BALL HOCKEY LEAGUE RESULTS Standings As of June 18 84 W L T PTS Huronia Optical aad Vea 17 S. Charlegois Haulage Sho 0 16 Stoneleigh Pontiaes 7 eS) 15 Commodore Hotel OF fel 13 John Desroches Const Ltd. Mea ey 12 Performance Motor Sports 5 3 2 12 Hindson Marine ods 0) 6 Stewart's Gulf eh BO 6 Mr. Car Wash ips atkees| 3 E & R Discount 010 0 0 Leading Scorers Goals Assists Pts Brian Rambler J.D.C. 15 13 28 Peter Wright P.M.S. 8 13 21 Brian McReynolds H.O. 1] 9 20 Jerry Ladouceur C.H. 10 9 19 Greg St. Amant S.C.H. 9 10 19 Peter Robillard S.C.H. 8 1] 19 John Walter S.P. 11 7 18 Brendon Crowley J.D.C. 8 10 18 Terry King H.O. 6 12 18 Ken Akerman H.O. 11 6 17 Four Players Tied With 16 Points Goaltenders t Min Goals Aver- Played Agnst age Ray Hook S.P. 358 28 2.82 Dwayne Latondress J.D.C. 360 29 2.90 Joe Rankin S.C.H. 216 18 3.00 Guy Gignac C.H. 360 31 3.10 Mike Duquette H.O. 360 33 3.30 Bill Puddicombe P.M.S. 324 34 3.78 G.A. Average based on 36 minute games. RAWWAUH Page 16, Wednesday, June 20, 1984 Baseball champs of 1934! This is an oldy but a goody. RRAANERTRAMNY ouR CHA CHAMPIONS OFNORTH SIMCOE Lega Runners Wp ONTARIO CHAMPIONSHIPS ass sitter Mei bio MPIONS. These gentlemen are the team members of the 1934 Penetanguishene Baseball Club. Team members are back row left: Jimmy Bald, Babe Marchildon, Chuck Sheppard and Harold Crippin. Middle row left: Danny McQuaig, Barber and Cy Richardson. Harry Walter Spearn, manager, Ivan Flynn, Hale, Bob Crippin, Gerald Front row left: Fred Devilliers, James Shaw, coach, Pete Spearn and Marius Bald. Front centre, Jack Spearn, Bal Boy. Penetanguishene IGA Tykes split a pair of games over the past week as they dropped their first game to Midland by a_ 13-6 margin, bul won a thriller on Thursday as they downed Barrie by a 6-2 score in perhaps their best game of the season. In the Midland- Penetang match-up, the IGA Tykes had dif- ficulty on the pitching mound as they gave up 13 walks in the six in- nings played. Tim Mason took the loss for Penetang and even a_ strong relief performance by Jeff Duquette wasn't enough to get the boys back in the game as their bats failed them at crucial limes in the contest. Both Paul Desrochers and Steven Dubeau played well offensively as each scored two runs in the game. It was Midland's Chris Leonard who starred in a relief pit- ching role as he held Penetang to just two hits in the two innings he pitched. On Thursday, June 14, IGA Tykes played their bes! baseball of the season, both offensively and defensively and were deservedly rewarded with the win. It was milestone in the IGA Tykes brief history as they finally defeated Barrie for the first time in two years of York- Simcoe play. An excellent pitching performance by Jeff Duquette (his first starling assignment of the season) the win as he struck out eight batters and allowed only four walks in the full seven innings he pitched. Duquette not only did it with his pitching, but his glove hurt Barrie as well as he accounted for six pul-outs which were hit directly at him. The game as a true pitcher's duel with no runs being scored in the first {wo innings of play. It wasn't until the top of the third before Barrie managed to score {wo runs. The IGA 'Tykes did have their chances, but stranded six runs in the first three innings. With the lead, Barrie played well defensively and didn't commit any errors even on some sharply hit balls to the in-field. However, the defensive gem of the game went to Penetang's Steven Dubeau in the fourth when he went high into the air to snag a fly ball hit to his backhand. This catch inspired his teammates and the momentum began to shift. The score remained 2- 0 for Barrie until the bottom of the fifth when the IGA Tykes scored two of their own to tie the game. The inning began with a walk to newly acquired first-baseman, Grant Patterson, who along with Raymond Dupuis and _ Laval Dubeau, were all playing in their first game. hilighted Tim Mason then followed with a single to advance the runner. It was at this point that Barrie's pitching hegan to falter as they gave up two econseculive walks, the second of which allowed Penetang to score its first run. Another walk to Dupuis gave the IGA Tykes its second run which tied the game. Duquette quickly went to work again in the top of the sixth and faced only four Barrie balters to retire the side. The local squad then began their charge in the bottom of the sixth. Steven Lafreniere lead off with a walk only 1o be advanced to second base by a hard single by Paul Rotary club to run Ladies fastball tournament Midland Rotary Club are sponsoring a Ladies Softball Tournament al the Annual Rotary Barbeque on Monday, July 2 at the Midland Centennial arena ball diamond. Six of the seven teams from the Georgian Bay Women's Softball League will be taking part in the day long tournament. Sturgeon Bay, Coldwater, Phelpston, CBO, Midland and Port MeNicoll are the teams involved in the tourney. It will be a round robin affair and the first game is set to go for 10 a.m. Wyebridge plays Elmvale Expos Wyebridge Warriors continue their steady play, as they dumped the Elmvale Expos, 6-2, Monday evening, in Simcoe Rural Fastball League play in Elm--- vale. Brian Barns was the winning hurler, while John Miller took the loss. Car! Cowan had . two home runs for the Warriors, one of which was a two run blast. Dean Marcellus also smashed out a round- \ripper. Wyebridge score six runs, on nine hits and committed two errors, while Elmvale scored two runs, on six hits and they had one error. In the other contest of the evening in Elmvale, the Mets were dumped by Hillsdale 6-1. Mark Ronald was the winner. Randy Butineau Sports Editor call 526-2283 MMBA bottle drive The bottle drive previously scheduled for last Sunday is now to be held this Sunday, June 24, from 1 to 4 p.m. MMBA is running the bottle drive to raise funds to pay for equipment purchased this year and to help defray the cost of tournaments which are being planned for all divisions and the wind- up day, which is held for all MMBA players. We would appreciate the help of every player, coach and parent who can spare a couple of hours. All players, coaches and parents who can help out should meet in the Arena parking lot on Sunday at 12:45 p.m. Refreshments will be provided after the bottle drive. If you require more information, please call Ken Greenwood al 526- 4831. Desrochers. Shawn McConkey then drew a walk to load the bases. Tim Mason, whose bat had been very quiet over the past few games, came up with the offensive hil of the game, a line shot triple jus! over first -base which enabled the IGA Tykes to score three go- ahead runs. The next two players were pul out in order, but it was Steven Dubeau who hit a strong single to score Mason from third for their sixth run and fourth of the inning. The inning ended with both Dubeau and Dupuis on base, but Penetang had a very comfortable (6-2 lead. It was Duquette's strong pitching in the top of the seventh which stalled Barrie's bid to play catch-up baseball. He faced only four batters to retire the side. Patterson managed to end the game on a fine running catch of a short fly ball in foul territory along the first base line. All in all, the win was a major ac- complishment for the local boys who put together their best team effort to date. IGA 'Tykes' next outing is Saturday, June 23 when they play host to the Bolton Tykes at McGuire Park with a 10 a.m. starting time. Once again, the public is invited to come out and watch some en- tertaining baseball.