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RANDY ee TINEAU As a result of last Thursday's 7-3 victory over the Elmvale Mets at McGuire' Park, Caswell's Antiques are one victory away from reaching the Simcoe urai Fastball League rate, Kur! Glover pitched a four hitter and had nine strike vuts in the con- test, while Tim Belcourt and Bruce Graves were on the hill for Elmvale. Glover gave up all of his runs in the sixth and seventi innings. Offensively, the A's scored five times in the third inning and were finally able to solve Belcourt's excellent pitching. Belcourt had fanned five Caswell's batters, through two innings of play, bul the A's went to work in the third. Joht: Moreau was the big hitter in the inning: It was his' bases loaded triple that got the A's raily underway. Beck Valentine also had a big night at the- plate, with a couple of extra hase hits. Caswell's scored their final twe runs in the sixth inning, to seal the Met's fate. The Caswell's-El- mvale series has cer- tainly been nuch closer, despite what was first though:, when you take a look at where both teams finished in the standings. Mike Desroches, coach of the A's is the first to admit that Elmvale were not going to be a push-over. "TI expected a tough series against Elm- vale,' Desroches said reat. "They are about what I expected them to be,"' he added. If aii goes well with Elmvaie, Desroches has no preferance, whether they play Midland or Phelpston. Phillies currently lead the six point series 5-3. Game five is Thur- sday night i. Midland, beginning al 8 p.m. five in Game Caswe!l's-Elmvale series, if necessary, will the be played also on Thursday, a! McGuire Park in Penetang. Game 'time is 7 p.m. lover pitches Caswell's to yet another victory Close calf! Randy Butineau Sports Editor call 526-2283 Wayne Dixon, of the Elmvale Mets ducks away from a Keith William's pitch in Monday nights Simcoe Rural Fastball League semi-final game, in Elmvale. Caswell's held a 3-0 lead going into the bottom of the seventh inning, however, Elmvale fought back to tie the score at 3-all and force a fifth and deciding game tomorrow night in Penetang. Phillies have birds' on the (ce) 0) - Serre RANDY ee a Phelpston Phillies could be on the verge of pulling off yet another upset in this year's Simcoe Rural Fastball League playoffs. Back to back vic- tories, 3-0 in Midland on Thursday and 4-3, Sunday night in Elm- vale, have vaulted the Phillies to a 5-3 point advantage in the six point series. Once again, Frank Minnings, pitched two more outstanding games and he stymied the Midland batters in both contests. Minnings had nine strike outs on Thursday and he added seven more in Sunday's game. Harvey Mann pitched Thursday's game and did an excellent job on the mound, striking out eight. His only mistake in the 3-0 loss was one pitch he threw in the sixth inning,which was promptly placed over the leftfield fence, for Phelpston's three runs. Bruce Guthrie pitched in Midland's 4-3 loss on Sunday and he too did an excellent job on the hill. Guthrie struck out seven. Terry Spiker led the offense with two however, errors the rbi's, proved costly to Firebirds. Gary Minnings was the hero for the Phillies, as he drove home the winning run, to give them the victory. The fifth game in the series will take place tomorrow night' in Midland. Game time is 8 p.m. Firebirds' would appreciate plenty of crowd support! Mets rally to tie Caswell's RANDY ENS AU Caswell's A's had a perfect opportunity to wrap up their semi-final series with the Elmvale Mets, Monday night in Elmvale. Ontarians invited to cheer summer Olympians Province of Ontario's public tribute to its Summer Olympics athletes Sept. 13, will be held in conjunction with the official opening of the "A Celebration of Amateur Sport in Ontario'? permanent display in Queen's Park, Tourism and Recreation Minister Reuben Baetz announced. "The Los Angeles Olympics were the best ever for Canada," said Mr. Baetz. "We invite the people of Ontario to celebrate the great contribution Ontario athletes made to that success. On this day we will be expressing our pride toward our Summer Olympians, and we _ will be recognizing the achievements of the many athletes who have come before them with the permanent display in the Legislature. It will be a great day for amateur sports in Ontario."' The 233 Ontario athletes who competed in the Summer Olym- pics in Los Angeles are being invited to the celebration on the front grounds of Queen's Park. Each will be introduced by Bob Secord, assistant deputy minister. Mr. Baetz and Premier William Davis will address the audience. A male and female athlete, selected from the 44 Ontario athletes who returned from the Games with medals, including six individual gold and one team gold, will also speak. The tribute begins at 11:30 a.m. with music from a band of the Royal Canadian Regiment. Introduction of the athletes, plus the 68 coaches, managers and support staff from Ontario who par- ticipated in the Olympics, begins at noon. Immediately prior to the public ceremony, Mr. Davis, Mr. Baetz and several athletes and officials will open the Celebration of Amateur Sport display in the East Wing of the Ontario Legislature. The display will highlight accomplishments in various international sports by Ontarians. With two out in the bottom of the seventh and Caswell's up 3-0, Elmvale put together a string of singles, which produced three runs to tie the score at 3-all. The winning run was on second base for Elmvale, however, he was left stranded and the game ended 3-3. Trout meeting The Huronia Chapter of Trout Unlimited of Canada, will be holding their general meeting on Tuesday, September 18 at 7:30 p.m. at the Wye Marsh Wildlife Centre. The Guest Speaker is John Dobell, a Ministry of Natural Resources Biologist. 'The topic he will be discussing is Projects to improve Lake fishing. -Caswell's a 5-3 The tie gives point lead, with the fifth game in the series back in Penetang on Thursday at 7 p.m. Keith Williams was on the mound for Caswell's and he allowed six hits and struck out five. Tim Belcourt was equally effective, striking out four and allowing only five A's hits. Joe Beausoleil provide almost all of Caswell's offense with a two run single. Canadian powerboat champions to be crowned at final event! FBM Distillery Company Limited is to present outboard powerboat racing at its finest The Bacardi Rum 1984 Canadian Powerboat Champio- nships! Location is Gull Lake Park, Gravenhurst. The date is Sept. 8 and the action is scheduled to begin at 12:30 p.m. Come and feel the excitement generated as top Canadian drivers fly their racing machines across the water al speeds ap proaching 230 km. hour! 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