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4 Sports Scene Finals Sunday Weeklong tourney wrapped up Saturday morning at the Centennial Arena, Midland Times dropped Midland Police 6-2 in the Midland Minor Hockey Association's Eighth Annual House League Tournament Peewee Divison for the Consolation title. Times scored once in the first and twice in the third, while edging Police 3-2 in the mid- dle frame. Spencer Warren checked in with a hat trick for Times, while Jason Phillips, Sean Lavin, and Shawn Arthurs clicked for single counters. Martin Kraftscik collected both tallies for Police. Parry Sound nipped Orangeville 3-2 for the Bantam Consolation trophy. Parry Sound scored five in a row in defeating Orillia 5-3 in the Atom Consolation. Midland Bike Shop rode rough shod over Midland Bourgeois Cougars 8-2. Cory Bath recorded four markers, while Ryan Smith picked up a pair. Chad Thayer and Richard Quesnelle rounded out the scoring for Bike Shop. Kevin Borsa and Bradley Dorion replied for Bourgeois. Elmvale O'Neils Auto Center defeated Midland Jory's IDA 5-1. Jeff Hopkins was the big gun in the contest as he notched a hat trick for Elmvale. Shane Weiss and Jason Toner completed the scoring. Doug Reed scored the lone Jory's goal. In the Mini Tyke final, Alliston blanked Midland Stoneleigh/Meatland 4-0. In the other mini tyke final, Midland Ber- tram's Fuels/Jory's IDA shutout Elmvale 2-0. Michael Larmand and Mitchell McClung supplied the fire power for the victors. Stayner slammed the door on Elmvale Tri Stars by a 7-0 count in the Tyke Championship. In the Novice final, Midland Mr. Sub scored a pair in the first 70 seconds and never Monteit In Novice tournament action Thursday, Penetang Atlas Block dumped Midland Bourgeois Cougars 4-1. Goal scorers for Penetang were Shane Dupuis with a hat trick and Chris Ealey. Paul Howe collected a trio of assists. Aaron Dorion replied for Bourgeois. Passing the puck Penetang Top Hat goaltender hands the puck let up as they defeated Penetang Rustic Fur- niture 8-3. Scott Wylie and Shawn McGuire led the way with seven goals between them (4 and 3 respectively), while Corby Lesperance notched the other. Paul Beauchamp scored twice for Penetang with David Lacroix adding the other. Cookstown scored first in the Atom Cham- Mad Scramble The puck lies free as nine of the 12 players on the ice converge on the goaltender in this action at Centennial arena Saturday. Some pionship contest, but Bracebridge came back with five unanswered markers to win 5-1. Penetang Top Hat had little trouble with Cookstown as they copped the Peewee title with a 7-3 win. Scott Cummings was a one man show with six goals while Ray Dupuis recorded the other. Midland Free Press led 2-0 over Smith's ES very excellent hockey could be seen during the entire week as teams from mini tyke to Mobile Homes at the half way mark of the game but Smith's came back with four unanswered goals, including the winner with just 37 seconds in the game. Gary Puddicombe was the big star for the victors with a hat trick, while Joel Heins com- pleted the scoring. Sean Armstrong and Stuart Player replied for the Free Press. Bantam participated in the eight year old tourney. " and Bath click for 15 Midland Mr. Submarine defeated Penetang Rotary Club 4-1. Chris Fleurrie, Corby Lesperance, Chris White, and Bob Richard- son scored for Mr. Sub. Mathew Maurice tallied for Rotary Club. Penetang Rustic Furniture engaged in a shootout with Bike Shop emerging victorious House League Tournament which wrapped to the referee at the Midland Minor Hockey "up Saturday after 80 games. In this contest / 8-7 in overtime. Bike Shop led 2-1 after the first period, and 6-5 after two, but were out scored in the third 3-1. All Penetang's scoring came from Serge Moreau and Paul Beauchamp who recorded four goals and an assist each. Chad Thayer recorded a hat trick for Bike Shop, while Penetang Top Hat Peewees defeated Cookstown 7-3 for the championship. Ryan Gautreau chipped in with a brace. Richard Quesnelle and Cory Bath rounded out the scoring for Midland. After dropping their first contest, Midland Bourgeois Cougars rebounded with a 7-1 trouncing of Penetang Rotary Club. Aaron Dorion paced the attack with a hat trick, while Brendan MacKell and Bradley Dorion chipped in with singles. Penetang's only tal- ly came from Chris Ackerman. Midland's Mr. Sub took the measure of Penetang Atlas Block 3-1. Chris White struck for a pair for Mr. Sub, while Shawn McGuire had a single offering. Michael Brooks replied foir Penetang. Midland Bike Shop scored a total of 15 goals in their first two games winning one and losing the other. This game was no dif- ferent as they rolled to an 8-3 victory. Cory Bath led the way with four goals, while Chad Thayer connected for a pair. Jeff Langley and Danze Monteith rounded out the scoring. Pei.etang Rustic Furniture earned a spot in the championship final with an 8-0 win over Penetang Hindson Marine. Paul Beauchamp was the big gun for the winners with a four goal game. Serge Moreau tallied twice, while Marc Charlebois and David Lacroix fired singletons. Bourgeois Cougars made it two wins ina row with an 8-0 blanking of Elmvale. Benny Garroway fired a hat trick, while Aaron Dorion checked in with a pair. Bradley Dorion, Tyler Zelisney, and Kevin Borsa com- pleted the scoring. Chris White helped Mr. Submarine to a berth in the finals with a three goal perfor- mance as they edged Dynasty Inn 4-3. Corby Lesperance accounted for the other Mr. Sub marker. Cory Dagenais, Kyle Patterson, and Steven Marshall replied for Dynasty. Tuesday, March 24, 1987, Page 21