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Tykes start Gervan and Associates Tykes entertained Newmarket at Little Lake Park last Sunday in a doubleheader. Although the lads lost both contests, they played well which is all coaches Brent Cudmore and Brian Leary expect. There was some excep- tional baseball played by both teams in this exhibi- tion matchup. Jonathan Deacon brought in a run in the first inning with a shot down the first base line. Paul Beauchamp stroke a two bagger «in inning number two to bring in another run. Midland plated three more runs with alert base running. Newmarket emerged vic- torious 15-5. In game two, Mark Lar- mand and Mikey Mannap- so each singled and scored on James Downs triple to center field. Peter Tumber cashed in Downs before Paul Beauchamp singled to the right side. Another base hit by Shawn Hamelin scored Beauchamp. Hamelin later stole home for another Gervan and Associates run. In the third, Downs unleashed a drive to right field that went all the way to the fence for an inside the park homerun. Tumber then sent a base hit down the right side and scampered around the bases untouched. However, Midland were again outclassed in this contest, losing 16-7. Both coaches were pleas- ed with the effort of all team members in the two game set. Baseball's back This Barrie Tyke player takes a mighty swing at the ball but misses during an ex- hibition contest at Little Lake Park Sun- day. Midland Gervan and Associates Tykes are nearing the end of their 'spring regular season in the York Simcoe Baseball Association. thruwa mufflercentre --| a SCORE BOARD Lal Marauders Spring Basketball League NBA Division Team Ww Ly aris Indiana Pacers 7 0 14 Chicago Bulls 5 G0) Sacramento Kings 5 2 10 Detroit Pistons 4 3 8 Houston Rockets 3 4 6 Golden State 31 4 6 Atlanta Hawks 3 4 6 Utah Jazz 2 5 4 L.A. Clippers 2 5 4 Denver Nuggets 1 6 2 Leading Scorers: TP AVG Bill Mitchell, Atlanta 249 35.6 Trevor Scott, Houston 228 32.6 Brent Price, L.A. 2252 Steve Cleland, L.A. 214 30.6 S. Courtemanche, Sacramento 202 28.9 NCAA Division Teams Ww L_ Pts LSU Tigers 6 1 12 Navy Midshipmen 6 tees 112 Indiana Hoosiers 4 3 8 lowa Hawkeyes 4 3 8 Kansas Jay Hawks 3 4 6 Providence Friars 3 4 6 UNLV 3 4 6 NC Tar Heels 3 4 6 Georgetown Hoyas 3 4 6 N.D. Fighting Irish 0 7 0 Leading Scorers: TP AVG Gary Mider, Navyh 320 45.7 David Duval, N.C. 262 37.4 Andy Bowers, UNLV 213 30.4 Jason Bennet, Providence 196 28.0 Dan Sibley, N.D. IL PAYS) Simcoe Rural Fastball League Thurs., May 21 Midland G. Wilicers at Vasey Giants 8:30 p.m. Elmvale Mets at Wyevale Concrete- Hawks 8:30 p.m. Penetang Huronia Chrysler at Midland Stoneleigh Firebirds 8 p.m. Elmvale Sports at Port McNicoll E&R Discount 7 p.m. Hillsdale Barrie Auto Glass at Hillsdale Harvey Cassell Ltd. 7 p.m. Vasey Seniors vs. Wyebridge Murray Fagan Roofing 7 p.m. | thruway mufflercentre e BRAKES e SPRINGS ¢ SHOCKS ¢ MUFFLERS Hwy. 93 & Hugel Ave., Midland (Next to O.P.P. & Mountainview Mall) 526-0144 Page 16. Tuesday, May 19, 1987 training' and will soon be opening their LSU Tigers are perfect In MSS Marauders spring Basketball League action, LSU Tigers remain- ed undefeated with a win over Indiana Hoosiers 57-39. Scott Rowland en- joyed a 20 point game with Grant Patterson scoring 12 and Jeff Beauchamp 11. Tim Boettger answered with 17 for Indiana while teammates Keith Robillard and Chris Kinnear scored 11 each. Gary Miller's 52 points lifted Navy Midshipmen to a 91-76 victory over Pro- vidence Friars. Chris Lar- mand aided in the cause with 15 points and Ian Charlebois added 14. Jason Bennet hooped 32 for Pro- vidence. Kyle Jarry scored 20. Kansas Jay Hawks rolled to a 72-60 win over Georgetown Hoyas as David Forrest clicked for 42 points. James Ferguson replied with 23 for Georgetown and Shane Ladies The opening meeting of the Midland Golf and Country Club Ladies' se- cion and the nine hole sec- tion was held in the club house on May 4 with 40 in attendance. The next day, the opening luncheon was held - with a good atten- dance, good food and good fellowship. Following the luncheon nine holes of golf was enjoyed by the golfers and the bridge section started their summer of 'cards.' President Aileen Moreau Nichols added 20. David Duval came up with a 34 point game to lead North Carolina Tar Heels to a 78-62 win over Notre Dame Fighting Irish. Sean Lavin clicked for 33 points for the Tar Heels. Dan Sibley was top gun for Notre Dame with 28 points, aided by Colin Pen- ney's 28. lowa Hawkeyes climbed all over UNLV 87-37. Gary Moore continued his hot streak with 40 big points and Chris Bales added 27. Andy Bowers scored 16 for UNLV. Detroit Pistons struck for a 107-65 win over Denver Nuggets in NBA action behind the hot shooting of Rob Bianco who hit for 36 points. Jeff Bell contributed 26. Andrew McMenemy replied with 19 and Bob Lehr added 14 in a losing cause. Atlanta Hawks were stoped 123-90 by tee off donated prizes and the golf prize was won by Linda Haig and the bridge prize by Jean Russell. The first 18 holes of the season was played on May 12 and the weather wasn't quite as co-operative that day, however, the follow- ing players defeated the elements: Low net for the field was won by Yoshiko Innami; 1st flight , May Seldon; 2nd flight, Leila Walter; 3rd flight, Alma Marsell; and 4th flight, Aldene MacInnis. THE TV MAN STANDS FOR QUALITY SERVICE * We do repairs on all makes of electronic products * We sell and install tower systems * We sell and install satellite systems Satellite Television Systems BALM BEACH ROAD Ys MILE WEST OF HWY. 27 526-4652 Sacramento as Steve Courtemanche hooped 46 points. Kevin Beausoleil contributed 24 to a winn- ing cause. Bill Mitchell scored 31 for Atlanta while Steve Roth added 20. Chicago Bulls were nip- ped 69-61 by Utah Jazz. Paul McQuirter paced the attack with a 31 point per- formance, ably supported by Ed Richardson's 13 points. Tim Dion con- nected for 14 points and Rick Corbett added 13 for Chicago. Indiana Pacers stopped Golden State 89-78. Jim Faragher hooped 23 points and Yen Ming Lo scored 21 with Walter Stewart ad- ding 20 for the Pacers. Mike Larmand struck fora game high 26 with Mike Lavin adding 18 and Craig Pattenden 16 for Golden State. 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