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mufflercentre thruway SCORE BOARD F) SCORE BOARD Midland Recreational Hockey League Olympia Sports 3, Barrelworks 4 Cedarview 3, Garms 5 Performance 4, Top Hat 1 OMHA Playdowns Stouffville 3, Midland Bantams 2 Stouffville 4, Midland Bantams 2 Stouffville wins best of 5 semi-finals 3-2 Marlin Travel Peewee 3, Hespeler 4 Marlin Travel peewee 6, Hespeler 7 (O.T.) Hespeler leads Ontario finals 2-0 MMHA House League Tournament Consolation Championship Bantam Parry Sound 3, Orangeville 2 Peewee Midland Times 6, Midland Police 2 Atom Parry Sound 5, Orillia 3 Novice Bike Shop 8, Bourgeois Cougars 2 Tyke Elmvale O'Neills 5, Midland Jorys 1 Mini Tykes Midland Meatland/Stoneleigh 0, Alliston 4 Midland Bertram/Jorys 2, Elmvale 0 Championship Tyke Elmvale Tri Stars 0, Stayner 7 Novice Mr. Sub 8, Penetang Furniture 3 Atom Bracebridge 5, Cookstown 1 Peewee Penetang Top Hat 7, Cookstown 3 Bantam Smith Mobile 4, Free Press 2 mufflercentre | thruwa e BRAKES e SPRINGS e SHOCKS e MUFFLERS Hwy. 93 & Hugel Ave., Midland (Next to O.P.P. & Mountainview Mall) 526-0144 Price assists Smith to final Enroute to their berth in the championship final, Midland Smith Mobile nip- ped Bracebridge 2-1 Wednesday in the Bantam division of the eighth an- nual Midland Minor Hockey Association (MMHA) House League Tournament at Centennial Arena. Backed by the stellar goaltending of Shawn Price, Smith scored in the second period on a goal by Joel Heins.on a solo effort and one in the third with just 17 seconds remaining. Sean Lunnie cranked the winner with help from Gary Puddicombe and Sean Nicholson. Bracebridge notched their tally with less than a minute to go in the middle frame. In their second en- counter, Smith faced Orillia Highwayman Inn who had defeated Parry Sound Lions 4-1. Once again, Smith's skated through a scoreless first frame before denting the twine at 13:37 of the se- cond when Heins scored from Sean Lunnie for the only goal of the period. Smith's struck for three in a row in the third as Jeff Mayer scored at 4:06 from Jason Jones before Pud- dicombe connected on a solo effort less than two Cheerful Convenor -- minutes later for a 3-0 lead. Jones made the score 4-0 from Don Kruger before Orillia finally got on the board with less than two minutes left in the game. On their way to the final, Midland Free Press toppl- ed Orangeville 6-1. Midland scored once in the first, twice in the second, and three times in the third. Mark Bottineau not- ched a hat trick to pace the victors, while David Cooper, John Marion, and John Kranz completed the scoring. Free Press experienced a more difficult victory in their second encounter as they faced Wye Heritage Marina. John Marion opened the scoring for Free Press at 5:41 of the first period on a play with David Duval. Wye Heritage came back with an unassisted tally from Michael Waltenbury with less than a minute and a half left in the period. Waltenbury connected again for a Wye Heritage 2-1 lead at 5:26 of the se- cond with help from Den- nis Quesnelle and Jamie Waltenbury. However, Free Press struck for three unanswered third period goals to take the win. Mark Bottineau, Dan Sibley, and John Marion notched singletons. Harry Reynolds paused for a few minutes at the eighth annual Midland Minor.Hockey House League tour- south edges Blues in play-off action Garms MufflerWorld enhanced their chances at a berth in the Midland Recreational Hockey League finals with a 5-3 victory over Cedarview Sunday night in round robin action at Centennial Arena. The win ties Garms at four points with Perfor- mance Motor Sports. Both teams have four points, two less than Barrelworks. The top two teams in round robin play engage in a best of five final. Gerard Lachapelle, Carl Cowan, Bruce Guthrie, Chris Wright and Brent Gordon tallied for the vic- tors. Al Whidden, Brian Garner, and Joe Gagnon replied fur Cedarview. Performance also kept their hopes alive by drop- ping Top Hat Amusements 4-1. Rick Rever and An- drew Zurawski each notch- ed a brace for Perfor- mance. Paul Hahn scored Top Hat's lone marker late in the third. Barrelworks dashed Olympic Sports' hopes by nipping them 4-3. Scott Gordon opened the scoring for Olympia at 8:09 of the first from Wayne Dixon, but Pat Beauchamp answered for Barrelworks just over a minute later. Bill Griffin and Paul Robillard were in on the play. Barrelworks took the lead on a goal from Robillard at 3:18 assisted by Griffin. Dave Carr knot- ted the score for Sports half a minute later. After a scoreless second period, George Weatherell clicked on a play with Scott Gordon and Rick Lefaive midway in the final period. However, a pair of Bar- relworks markers within 39 seconds burst the Olym- pia bubble. Glen South connected at 7:51 from Steve Dunn and John Web- ber, and Pat Beauchamp counted at 7:12 assisted by Glen Hurlehey and Paul Robillard. Page 22, Tuesday, March 24, 1987 nament last week at Centennial Arena Reynolds was the driving force behind the tourney. Along with his very capable committee, Reynolds ran an extremely successful event. FITNESS THE FUN WAY! (Formerly Trim-a-Size) Sponsored by the Penetanguishene Arena, Parks and Recreation Board An hour long class containing all the elements of a safe, enjoyable workout. LOCOMOTION: Total Body Warm-up AEROBICS: Safe routines to build stamina CONDITIONING: To exercise the major muscle groups COOL DOWN: Stretching routines INSTRUCTOR: Betty Valentine Classes available: Tuesday and Thursday evenings, 7 p.m. - Brian Orser Hall SPRING SESSION BEGINS MARCH 31st, 1987 Cost: $20 for one night per week $35 for two nights per week Registration forms available at the Town Office wy Ross Howard and wife, Wendy, were given a heroes welcome at the Penetang Curling Club. The massed pipe band of the Penetang and Midland Legions piped the victors into the curling club last Tues- Pipers honour curlers day. Howard and his team returned triumphant from the Brier. The hopes of the town are with him as he prepares for world-championship, and his trip to the Silver Broom in Vancouver. . 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