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atest $y Penetang Curling Club h RON BELLISLE This past week has seen some closer competition in all leagues. On Monday night, in the ladies section on ice 2, it was Rosemary Marchand's team defeating Rita Pud- dicombe's four some by a close 9-7 score. On Ice 3, it was Diane Ruston's rink edging out Annette St. Amant's sees seven matches played A total of seven matches were played in the Labatt's Major Curling League on Tuesday, Nov. 13. In the first match, Brock Stackhouse of Barrie was downed by Bruce Culver of Onillia ' by a score of 7-6. The second saw Bill Dorsey's rink of Cookstown edge Bob Johnson's rink, also from Cookstown, 6-5. In the third, Gary Morgan's rink of Barrie took Gary Smockum's rink, also from Barrie by a 6-4 margin. Forbes Cavanaugh's rink from Stroud defeated Art Storey's rink 9-7, while Bob McGreggor's rink from Collingwood lost 3-7 to Warren Wallace's rink from Barrie. In the sixth match, Bob Denny's rink from Barrie handily defeated John Owen's rink from Cookstown 9-2. In the final game of the evening, Rob Barstevich's rink from Barrie managed to squeeze by Bob Ruston's Penetang IGA rink by a close 6-5 score. team by a close 6-5 score. The Ruston rink is made up of Diane as skip, Iris Cing-Mars as vice, Helen Dubeau second and _ Linda Dorion lead. On Ice 4, Joan Gregoire got by Marita King by 7-5. Ice 5 saw another close game with Annette Merkley's team defeating Joan Maurice by another 6-5 score. After two weeks of play, Diane Ruston's rink leads the league in points with 30 points. Scoring in this league is done by getting 10 points for a win, one point per end taken and half a point for a dead end. In the men's Tuesday night draws on Ice 2, it was Maurice Brunelle's rink overpowering Gerry Lights team by a score of 14-2. On Ice3, it was again a high scoring affair with Connie Maurice taking a convincing 15-1 win over John Moreau. On Ice 4 Rick Mailloux's team defeated Maurice Bellisle by a 10-4 score. In this league after two weeks of play it's Connie Maurice leading with 31% points and Maurice Brunelle's team only 1% points Ringette practice Ringette player Tracy Wolfenden misses on this attempt at the net during a practice last Saturday in Elmvale. The girls, who range in age from six to 13, practice or play an exhibition game every Saturday from Midland Stoneleigh Centennials were in Penetang Friday night to meet their traditional rivals, the Kings. Both Kings and Cents have been splitting their games since the beginning of the season and Friday's game was no exception. The game ended in a 5-5 tie. Penetang led 4-1 at one point in the game, but after the second the score closed to 4-3. Penetang then led 5-3 before Cents closed out the scoring with the final two goals of the game producing the tie. 2 p.m. to 3 p.m. Next weekend they travel to Stayner for a tournament. To join the team telephone Allan Lambie (322-1295), Pat Haines (322- ' 1425) or Denise Ritchie (322-2605). Photo by Katy Austin - Centennials and Kings . game ends in 5-5 tie Each team had six players missing from their lineup. Scoring for Midland were Dan Whitton and Daryl Belcourt, each with a pair. The single went to John Walter. Ken Graham got the hat-trick for Penetang, while Garry Lynch and Terry Beausoleil had singles. Peter Newburn for Midland and Ray Hook for Penetang played excellent between the pipes. The two teams meet again in Midland this Friday night at 8:30 p.m. behind. In the Wednesday night Industrial league the A team, skipped by Ron Asselin, defeated the Port Teachers by a 14-6 score. On Ice 2, it was the Trouble Shooters over the West End Boys skipped by Jerry Ladoucer by a 11-4 score. Ice 3 saw the Cosmo's, skipped by Brian Brooks, defeat the Eight Enders by a 11-5 score. On Ice 4, it was the Plumber's Helpers over Beaver Lumber by a 10- 4 score. Ice 5 saw the Legion Lassie's go down to defeat by a 9-3 score at the hands of the B room Busters. The final game was a close game with the Reverso's, skipped by Gilles Cing-Mars edging out the Lion's Club 6-5 by having to play an extra end to decide the winner. In Thursday night Men's competitive we again have no scores to mention, only' the winners by the number of ends taken. In the A Division it was Maurice Brunelle defeating Marty St. Amants's team taking 6 out of the 10 ends played. Jake Reimer was successful in defeating Al McClinton by taking 5 ends with a blank end recorded. The Desrochers rink defeated the Moreau rink by taking 7 ends out of a possible 10 ender. After two weeks of play, the Desrochers rink I@ads the pack by 3214 points. In the B division, in a- game between Woods and Reburn, we have no score to report as it was not marked on our sheets. In the other 7 p.m. game it was the Ted Ross team defeating Wade Cadeau by taking 6 ends out of 8 played. Connie Maurice's rink was successful in defeating Rick Mailloux although both teams were able to take 4 ends each. Mart Forget defeated the Bell team taking 5 and blanking one end in the game. After two weeks of play, Connie Maurice's team leads with 31 points. In Friday night's mixed on Ice 2, it was a very close game with Terry King's team defeating Chris Am- strong by a 9-8 score in an extra end after the Amstrong rink had picked up 5 in the seventh end. On Ice 3, it was an easy win for Larry Merkley's team defeating Rick Desjardins team by a as action packed week 12-4 score. On Ice 4, it was Al McClinton's team doubling the score 6-3 over Rick Moreau's foursome. SportStats TEAM AND INDIVIDUAL STANDINGS MIDLAND INDUSTRIAL BOWLING EAST TEAM Wet PTS Commodore Hotle 2s Gin Oe. Garners Sports m2 yh 7a, Bandana Const 2 le ay Allied Fire Safety 15 18 35 Ladouceurs Const 12 224; S27. Gamna Signs 12 "21 27 WEST TEAM WL. PTS R.D. Ivens Windows 21 12 48 Brabant Const 18 15 42 G. Wilicers 15° 19) 35 Huronia Auto Glass 13:4 20% 29 Don Sherk Const LUe) 2317) 24 Olympia Sport 10: eben TOP 10 AVERAGES Maurice Lacroix 249 . Phil Southon 238 Howard Woolner 233 Jules Marion 233 Dave Laurin 229 Ron Gregoire WAL J.P. Desroches 224 Don Spring 224 Rodney Todd 223 Leo St. Onge 223 TRIPLES Ray Staunton 863 Charlie Spiker 861 J.P. Desroches 856 Paul Butineau 837 Phil Southon 834 Howard Woolner 801 Bob Duquette 793 Don Spring 781 Maurice Lacroix 765 Bob McMann 752 ALLIED FIRE SAFETY HIGH SINGLE AWARD Paul Butineau 384 SCOREBOARD GEORGIAN BAY LEAGUE Nov. Nov. Nov. 16 Atoms Elmvale 5, Midland 0. 16 Peewee Elmvale 4, Midland 5. 16 Bantam Elmvale 5, Wasaga Beach 5. NORTH SIMCOE LEAGUE Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. 3 Bantam Elmvale 3, Coldwater 4. 11 Bantam Elmvale 4, Penetang 0. 17 Novice Sporting Goods 6, Coldwater 1. 17 Atom Hawks 3, Coldwater 4. 17 Peewee Cash & Carry 4, Penetang 4. 17 Bantam Elmvale 1, Oro 1. PLAYER OF THE WEEK - Tim Campbell, Peewee Cash & Carry North Simcoe League. SPONSOR OF THE WEEK - Elmvale Lions Club, Sponsors of Georgian Bay Novice. FUTURE GAMES - GEORGIAN BAY LEAGUE Nov. 23 Atom Penetang at Elmvale, 7 p.m.; Peewee Bordon at Elmvale, 8:15 p.m.; Bantam Stayner at Elmvale, 9:30 p.m. Nov. 25 Midget Stayner at Elmvale, 6 p.m. (Come out and support minor hockey ) INSTALLED & BALANCED ONLY ~ ae -= = "Yo Drive in today to... 37" ADCO TIRE LIMITED 655 Vindin St., Phone 526-2213 is Wednesday, November 21, 1984, Page 19