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te s Clock Watcher Rick Paul is not taking his pulse, he simply is check- ing his time at the finish line in the Penetanguishene Rotary Club's Summerama McFun Run. Paul finished fourth in a time of 33:49 Olympia The Olympia Fastball League wrapped up its regular season schedule last week~and will begin their playoffs tonight at Herb Beauchamp Memorial Field. Dial-a-Movie finished in first place with 17 wins League and six loses in 23 games, while Brooklea Eagles trail- ed in second place with 13 wins, nine loses and a tie. Huronia Satellite won nine of their 22 contests, tied one and lost a dozen. In last place, Christian Island Ojibjays registered 10 points on four wins, 16 w just less than three minutes behind the winner. Evan Cameron of Midland placed third, a half minute ahead of Paul. begins playoffs loses and two ties in 22 games. Three games in the 24 game schedule were cancelled due to the rain and a blackout. The games will not be played because they have no bearing on the standings. Close Coldwater bridge .- A rather close game eminated from _ the duplicate bridge held by the Coldwater Bridge Club on July 27 at the Coldwater Royal Canadian Legion. Dot and Dac Harris won with 60 per cent followed by Friedel and Peter Shaw with 56.5 per cent. George and Rea Kingsborough 55.5; Mary and Bill Tucker D2: Just out of the winning circle were Dorothy Phea- sant, Brad Osborne 50.5; Mary and Less Bell 50; Bar- bara Craig-Paul 48; Kathy Brimer, Ann Laing 46; Vi Jantzi, Marg Grise 44; Gerry Simpson, Mabel Dolan 37.5 per cent. In the afternoon contract Swiss Pairs the club was glad to welcome back Ron and Betty Adey from Port Severn, who celebrated their return by winning first place with 74 Victory Points. Other winners were Marj Smith, Friedel Shaw with 63; Jessie Train, Lenore Hiscock 56; David Parker, Verna Williams 47 VPs. Many local players will be interested in a qualify-~ ing game for the 1987-88 North American Non-Life Master Pairs which will be held in Midland at the YM- CA at 7 p.m. on Aug. 5. Any bridge player who is not ranked as a Life Master by the ACBL is eligible to play. All players receiving masterpoint awards qualify to play in the unit final. In addition, a pair quali- fying at the club level may receive an expense-paid trip to the North American finals. The lucky pair will be chosen by lot. Players, whether qualified or not, may play again at any club holding this qualifying heat, and win part red and part black at 63 per cent of Sectional Rating. Peter Shaw will be the non- playing director at The County of Simcoe Recreation and Special Services Department and the Senior Citizens' Ad- visory Committee recently sponsored the 5th Annual County Shuffleboard Tour- nament at Balm Beach in co-operation with the Georgian Shores Swinging Seniors. From a draw of 22 teams, Audrey Fuller and Tom Ellison of Tottenham won the tournament, with Billie and Dick Stephens of Ballydown Beach placing Tonight's fixtures begin at 7 p.m. with Christian Island tackling first place Dial-a-Movie in a best of seven series. In the other semi final contest, Huronia Satellite will square off against Brooklea Eagles in another best of seven series. game Midland. The Coldwater club plays at 1 p.m. and again at 7:30 p.m. every Monday. All Bridge players welcome. Shuffleboard second. Third place finishers and winners of the consolation round were Lynn Leach and Doreen McFarland of Midland. Anyone wishing infor- mation on any seniors' ac- tivities can contact Carolyn Rivett at the County of Simcoe Recreation Depart- ment at 726-9300 ext. 255 or through the County's direct line from the Midland area, 526-2261 ext. 255. TRW defeats Rustlers The Huronia Slow-Pitch League saw four games take place on Friday, Aug. 7. Here are the results: Game one saw the top two defensive teams take the field with TRW defeating Rx Rustlers by the score of 6 to 5. Game two saw Ray Matt Insurance defeating the Techform Eagles by the score of 6 to 4. Game three Record Five new records were set at Penetanguishene's Summerama Rotary Club McFun run last weekend. Paul McAtamrey from Brampton set a new record in the Junior male division with a time of 33 minutes and 50 seconds. Toronto's Peter Boross recorded the best time of the day in the 10 kilometer race with a blistering 30:51. Local favorite Dr. Josef Dolezel registered a new record in the Master Male division with a clocking of 35:20. Donna Sawchyn of Etobicoke recorded 38:21 in the open female class and Mary Schooff went in the record books in the master female group with a time of 53:31. In the five kilometer saw Waubaushene IGA play host to Realty World. In this game, Waubaushene won as Realty World was again convicted of using an illegal player. The final score was Waubaushene 7, Realty World 0. Game four saw a relaxed TRW defeat a team by the score of 7 to 0 as Dynasty could not field a team. Playoffs are due to start today. The first round is the best two our of three. In Series A, it's TRW vs Ogilvies. Series B has Marlin Travel vs Waubaushene IGA. Series C has the Techform Eagles vs Chez Henri. And Series D has Ray Matt Insurance vs Rx Rustlers. Note: the home run leader was Rob Furtin with 12 home runs. Furtin will win the trophy sponsored by Wye Valley Amuse- ment. Furtin played for Marlin Travel. settlers in run race, Stuart Andrews of Toronto copped the junior male title with a time of 21:20, while Brian Lansdowne of Guelph finished first in the open Palmer male at 18:22. Jennifer Knowles was the winner in the open female class coming in at 20:39 and Jacob Draga won the master male in 21:27. wins Emu Trophy A large field of ladies played for the '"'Emu Trophy" this week. The Australian Wine Company, Emu donated a trophy and a basket of wine for play ten years ago and have been very supportive. This year's winner was Eleanor Palmer with a fine 68 net. Runner-up was Eileen Denny followed by Jean Hartman. A hearty welcome to Ber- nie Travers and Pat Lafaive who joined us this week. Also it's nice to have a group of nine-holers follow our regular pack of eigh- teen hole players. Seven of our members are going to play South Muskoka next week as they participate in the Huronia District Amateur Cham- pionship. Good luck, gals. 1986 CAMARO SPORT COUPE Yellow with black cloth interior, V-6, 5 speed trans., power steering, power brakes, cassette, 25,000 km, certified. $9,500 Tom Smith Chev. Olds. Ltd. 824 King St., © Midland 526-0193 835-3813