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mufflercentre thruway SCORE BOARD 4) Penetang Industrial Bowling League Standings Hamelin & Leroux Builders 129 Sarjeant Ready Mix 120 Mike Dupuis Construction 112 Tee Pee Drywall 109 Desroches Bros. 105 Commodore Hotel 104 Borsa Produce 95 Legion Br. 68 94 Dusome Texaco 93 Beau-Mar Pools 90 Ogilvie Mills 89 Pilon Const. 77 High Single of The Week Ron Desroches 355 High Triple of The Week Charlie Spiker 960 NBA Basketball Schedule - 1987 April 2: Utah-Houston, 5:30 Atl.-Chicago; Golden St.-L.A., 6:30 Detroit-Sacr.; Denver-Indiana, 7:30 April 9: Golden St.-Det., 5:30 Utah-L.A.; Atlanta-Denver, 6:30 Houston-Ind.; Chicago-Sacr., 7:30 April 16: Sacra.-Denver, 5:30 Golden St.-Chic.; Utah-Indiana, 6:30 Houston-Atlanta; L.A.-Detroit, 7:30 April 23: Indiana-Atlanta, 5:30 L.A.-Chicago; Sacr.-Houston, 6:30 Utah-Detroit; Golden St.-Denv., 7:30 April 30: Golden St.-Houston, 5:30 Sacr.-Indiana; Denver-L.A., 6:30 Detroit-Chicago; Utah-Atlanta, 7:30 May 7: Utah-Chicago, 5:30 Detroit-Denver; Golden St.-Ind.,-6:30 Sacr.-Atlanta; Houston-L.A., 7:30 May 14: L.A.-Indiana, 5:30 Utah-Sacramento; Houston-Detroit, 6:30 Denver-Chicago; Golden St.-Atl., 7:30 May 17: (Sunday) Golden St.-Sacr., 5:30 L.A.-Atlanta; Chicago-Houston, 6:30 Indiana-Detroit; Utah-Denver, 7:30 May 21: Utah-Golden St., 5:30 Detroit-Atlanta; Indiana-Chicago, 6:30 L.A.-Sacramento; Denver-Houston, 7:30 May 24: (Sunday) Playoffs: bottom 4 teams - 7 vs 10; 8 vs 9 winners advance May 28: Playoffs: quarter finals: 1 vs 8; 3 vs 6; 2 vs 7; 4 vs 5 winners advance May 31: (Sunday) Playoffs: semi finals June 4: Playoffs: Marauder Spring League Basketball Championships NCAA BASKETBALL SCHEDULE - 1987 April 2: Kansas-UCU, 4:30 lowa-George; NC St.-Indiana, 5:30 Navy-UNLV, 6:30 Prov.-Notre Dame, 7:30 April 9: UNLV-Georgetown, 4:30 Kansas-Indiana; LSU-NotreDame, 5:30 lowa-Prov., 6:30 NC St.-Navy, 7:30 April 16: Indiana-Navy, 4:30 NC St.-Georgetown; UNLV-Providence, 5:30 Kansas-Notre Dame, 6:30 LSU-lIowa, 7:30 April 23: Kansas-Navy; Notre Dame-Iowa, 5:30 Prov.-NC State; UNLV-Houston, 6:30 Ind.-Georgetown, 7:30 April 30: NC State-LSU; Navy-Georgetown, 5:30 Prov.-Indiana; Kansas-lowa, 6:30 UNLV-NC State, 7:30 May 7: LSU-Indiana; Ilowa-UNLV, 5:30 Navy-Providence; NC St:-Notre Dame, 6:30 Kansas-George, 7:30 May 14: Kansas-UNLV; Prov.-George, 5:30 lowa-NC State; LSU-Navy, 6:30 Notre Dame-Ind., 7:30 thruwa mufflercentre e BRAKES e SHOCKS Hwy. 93 & Hugel Ave., Midland (Next to O.P.P. & Mountainview Mall) ¢ SPRINGS e MUFFLERS 526-0144 a SAE a Page 20, Tuesday, March 31, 1987 Oldtimers take division The Georgian Bay (Elmvale) Oldtimers cap- tured the A divison of the Fifth Annual Midland Oldtimers Hockey Tourna- ment at Centennial Arena on the weekend. Elmvale defeated Sun- dridge 5-0 in the Cham- pionship contest. Elmvale got goals from Bob Hamill and Don Robinson counted in the first period for Elmvale, while Gerry McBride, Ray Cyr, and Don Cosburn connected in the second frame. In their first contest, Georgian Bay whitewash- ed Barrie No Names 7-0. Larry Simpson recorded a hat trick, while Den Turner, Don Cosburn, Bob Hamill, and Wayne Hickl- ing completed the scoring. In their second game, Den Turner turned on the red light three times to pace a 6-1 victory over Col- lingwood. Other goal scorers for Elmvale were Corby Adams, Bob Hamill, and Ray Cyr. In their semi final game, Elmvale slipped past Oakville 5-2. Adams tallied twice, with singles coming off the sticks of Larry Simpson, Wayne Hickling and Don Robinson. Aurora Church Dodgers won the B Division with a 7-4 win over Scarborough Relics. Enroute to their championship win, Aurora snuck past Collingwood 3-1, but lost 6-2 to Barrie No Names. The Church Dodgers rebounded in their semi final game to defeat St. Benedicts 8-1. Collingwood Over 45's were the C Division Champs by dropping Sim- coe County Selects 7-1. After falling to Aurora in a close contest 3-1, they dropped a 6-1 decision to Georgian Bay Oldtimers. In their semi final game, they doubled the count on Orillia Queen's Pizzeria 4-2. In the D Division final, Barrie No Names were taken to an overtime shootout to emerge vic- torious. over. Thornhill Over 50's 2-1. The No Names were blanked in their first match 7-0 at the hands of Elmvale, then turned around and dumped Aurora 6-2. -In their semi final matchup, Barrie No Names disposed of Asses Aces by a 5-1 count. Between -the Sheets Soupe du jour The soup of the day is pea and last Saturday was the day of the pea. The Penetang Peasouper Bonspiel is the harbinger of spring for local curlers and the chance to mingle with other curlers from all around the province. Of course the main topic of conversation was the chances of Russ Howard's rink in the Worlds Curling Championships this week in Vancouver. Two of our culinary curlers, Don Read and Dave Yeoman, assum- ed the responsibility of ad- ding the essential ingre- dient to the Peasouper, they make the soup. They rigged up a ten foot iron tripod in the lounge, from which a gallon iron kettle was suspended over an open flame. If you ever have to provide lunch for 96 hungary curlers, Don passed on the recipe. Take fourteen kilos of peas, two kilos of onions, two kilos of ham and three kilos of salt pork. Soak the peas for twenty-four hours, rinse and simmer in water. Add salt pork, onions and ham to water and boil till fat melts. Add peas, as peas split, add more water as re- quired, season to taste. Recruit a Hydro linesman with a strong back and a large paddle to stir the mess, and the soup she is ready! On the ice, the curlers bent to the task of eclipsing the three game score of 53 1/2 set the previous week by the Rod Reynolds rink of Midland. At the end of the day, the long arm of the law was the truest. The Metro Toronto Police rink of Brian Fielding, skip, Bob McDonald, vice, Fred Willison, second and Bill Goodchild, lead, beat the Bill Howard rink in the third game for the day's high score of 53 points. It came down to the last rock of the last end. When Bill Howard took out the Fielding's shot rock, it en- sured that the Peasouper trophy would remain in the area. Just as well, the old trophy is showing signs of age, I am not sure that it would have survived the' journey down to T.O.-It would not have been hap- py down there anyway. having to listen to all that. Wrench worship. The Metro Police rink curls out* of Avonlea. Rod Reynolds' was an interested viewer behind the Somebody was holding the' broom for him at Midland ~ at the 44 year old 30,000, Island Bonspiel. Rod- breathed a sigh of relief" when he realized that he had won the trophy by half" a point. He said, "It is hard luck for the Toronto rink but somebody always wins the Peasouper by a half or | a quarter 'point." Rod remarked at his presentation speech that he was happy to win the Peasouper at his twelth at- tempt. Leighton Smith was the vice, Jack Charlebois, second, and Keith Craig lead on Rod's winning team. The Brian Brooks rink of Martin Quigley, vice, Bob Bald, second, and Keith Press, lead, were runners up with a 51 point total for the three games. 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