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Midland Soccer team poses dilemma for coaches by Ed Pearson The Midland Boatworks soccer team is putting a few creases in their coaches brow this year. At the same time, a smile on their faces. The team is en- joying it's most successful season in recent history. In the past six games, they have netted 17 goals and only conceded seven for a 4 - 1 - 1 wecord: the peculiar problem plaguing the coaches is a pleasant one, an over-abundance of good players. Luckily the bench is not only powerful, but also patient. Playing in the Barrie league, some players do a lot of travell- ing for twenty minutes on the field. Having a pool of players does have it's ad- vantages though. Last Monday the team travelled to Barrie to play the Op- tical team. Dave Campbell, the leading scorer, was not available to play. The team came away with a 3 -0 win. On Wednesday they played the speedy young Libyian team, Landmark. Steve Jupp, as regular centre SCORE BOARD Simcoe Rural Fastball League Thurs., June 26 Elmvale Sports at Wyebridge 7 p.m. Vasey at Perkinsfield 7 p.m. Hillsdale at Midland 8 p.m. Elmvale Mets at Port McNicoll 7 p.m. Penetang at Wyevale 8:30 p.m Recent Scores Port MeNicoll 4 Perkinsfield 0 Penetang Midland Ladies Ball Hockey League Wed., June 25 Beacon Bay vs. G. Willicers Bullets vs. Mess Crew Pizza Delight vs. Roadrunners Midland Braves Lacrosse Thurs., June 26 Thornhill Peewees at Midland Huntsville Midgets at Midland Huronia Slow Pitch League Tue., June 24 Bay Mills vs. Chez Henri 5:30 p.m. second diamond Techform vs. Re/Max Realty 6 p.m. main diamond Rx Rustlers vs. Warriors 7 p.m. second diamond Waubaushene IGA vs. Highland Motel 7:30 p.m. main diamond Wilkins Auto vs. Commodore Hotel 9 p.m. main diamond Wed. June 25 Trw vs. Ogilvies 530 p.m. second diamond Highland Motel vs. Wilkins Auto 6 p.m. main diamond Memories vs. Dusomes Texaco 7 p.m. second diamond Commodore Hotel vs. Bay Mills 7:30 p.m. main diamond Warriors vs. Chez Henri 9 p.m. main diamond York Simcoe Baseball Association Mon. June 23 Barrie at Midland Tyke 6:30 p.m. Tues. June 24 Midland at Barrie Peewee 7:30 p.m. Midland Minor Baseball Peewee Houseleague Tues. June 24 Royal vs. French Little Lake 6 p.m. Smith vs. Tricee Tiffin 6 p.m. Olympia Fastball League Tues. June 24 Wye Heritage vs. Huronia Satellite 7 p.m. Garms MufflerWorld vs. Brooklea Eagles 8:30 p.m. Wed. June 25 Wye Heritage vs. Christian Island 7-p.m. Brooklea Eagles vs. Port Tavern 8:30 p.m. thruway half, is the pivot on defesice. Steve was out of town on business. His young brother, Dave, took over the engine room and not only helped to shut out the opposition, but also scored three goals. Dave Campbell scored the other goal in the 4 - 0 win to keep his goal a game run going. The team has a bye this week but will be back at the Penetang Secondary School ptich at 7 p.m. on Wednesday, the 2nd of Ju- ly. The opposition will be Alliston Athletic. Finlayson trophy On June 12th, the second round of the Finlayson Trophy was held at the Barrie Golf and Country Club. Midland and Coll- ingwood are now tied for points. Winners from Midland were 3rd low gross - Linda Haig; 4th low gross - Ann Lichtenburg; and 2nd low net was Kay Lapere. Making the team for Midalnd were Linda Haig, Marg Dalziel, Ann Lichtenburg, Maddy English, Aileen Moreau and Joan Lavin. On June 17th, 41 lady golfers teed off on a very windy, cool day for the first round of the Jean Wallace Eclectic Competi- tion. The weather bothered most of the field but Joan Lavin turned in a fine net of 67 which was low for the day. Ribbon cutting time Guy Kinnear cuts the ribbon to officially open Jim's Patio at the back of Meridis' Place on king Street in Midland. On hand for the official ceremonies were a few Toronto Maple Leaf Chattels. From left to right Gervan Tykes play long ball Gervan and Associate Tykes scored five times in the first inning enroute to a 10-6 triumph over Orillia in York Simcoe Baseball Association play Monday night in Midland. Brian Duval led off the game reaching first after being hit with a pitched ball, and then stole second and third. Keith Lapensee followed with a walk and stole second base. James Downs' base hit scored Duval for the the first Midland run. Jess Eason's base hit knocked in Lapensee and Downs. Brent Reynolds' two out single plated Eason, while Reynolds scored on an er- ror after stealing second and third. Ryan Caley opened the third frame with a base hit to center field and scored Join the "Replay Sports Club"' Open to all good sports! You and your team mates can register now at the "'Replay Sports Bar" in the | COMMODORE HOTEL LESSONS Y2 price in June New Sailboards from $499 on Jess Eason's triple. Eason then stole home for a 7-3 Midland lead. Gervan and Associates took a 10-3 lead in the fourth with a one out triple off the bat of Lapensee, followed by Downs' double to right field scoring Lapensee. Downs scored on Ryan Caley's double. Jess Eason was thrown out at first for the inning's se- cond out, allowing Caley to score. Some great defensive play on the part of Downs, Tim Kelly, and Lapensee in Thurs. June 26 6 p.m. - 9 YARD-MAN CELEBRATION! are: Warren Young, Dave Gardner, Kinnear, Steve Thomas, Gary Leeman, Rick Sutcliffe of Molson's and Dan Daoust. the top of the seventh Coaches Comments: preserved the victory for "The team was loose and Gervan and Associates Tykes. Keith Lapensee got an early lead. They picked up the victory on knew what they had to do the hill for Midland. and went out and did it." Houston, capture Two ball Isaac Houston and Gerry Robitaille combined to cap- ture the Junior/Senior Two Ball Championship at Midland Golf and Country Club on the weekend. Houston/Robitaille topped a field of 27 with a best ball score of 74. Mike and Roy p.m. la of quality lawn Come to where the action is BBQ, MUSIC, FREE DRAWS Come in now and see the 1986 lineup equipment from YARD-MAN. and garden power $2,940: FAVORITE BUY Mode! 704 is our best-selling lawn tractor for year- round mowing and_ blowing. dustrial/commercial Briggs & Stratton 14 h.p. engine, 5 speed trans-axle drive. Lavin teamed up to score 59 1/2; third low gross, Jeff Bell and Jeff Atwood 80; third low net, David and Rick Duval 61 1/2; fourth low gross, Tim and Ross Heacock 80; fourth low net, Craig Pattenden and Fred Bennett 63. 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