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CCT For the Mid-Pen soccer team Goals come in bunches by Ed Pearson Goals are coming in bunches for the Mid- Pen team these days. Last Wednesday the local kickers travelled to Gravenhurst and victimized their hosts 6-1. Dave Campbell spearheaded the attack with a brace of goals, Ramsey Khourey matched him with another pair. Dennis Moreau and Don Foster added singles. The strikers have been winning the games but the defenders have been saving them. Nick Bourdouris, in goal, has been secure behind a very steady defence. In a rare lapse the full backs became disoriented and a misunderstanding led to Bourdouris losing his shut-out. Sunday was another fruitful day for Mid- Pen as they continued in a scoring stance against Haliburton in a home game. Dave Campbell was on song again and scored a hat-trick to contribute the majority in a 5-1 win. Campbell is deadly when in possession of the ball and he is strong enough to shrug off the opposition when tackled. Bursting Doughty of Brooklea wins the low gross The 11th annual Centennial Junior Tour- nament was held at the Midland Golf and Country Club on July 14. In the Bantam Division, Jeff Doughty of Brooklea Golf and Country Club won low gross (80) followed by Colin Staples of M.G.C.C. (81) and Jeremy Julie of Sawmill (82) The new winners in that division were Richard Smit of South Muskoka, Colin Stewart of Lakeview and Mike Mundy of Bonaire. In the Juvenile Division, Rob Weir of Mississauga was low gross with 75, follow- ed by Mark Alviano of Owen Sound (76), and Todd Gerard of York Downs (76). The net winners in that division were Sean Lavin of M.G.C.C., followed by Steven Halko of ae : 3 &, iG Ps : 2 jee eee as 4c" Defensive Crunch Ken Keefer, full-back for the Mid-Pen Soccer team, breaks up an attack by a Haliburton striker during the match at Penetang Secon- Mayfield and Mike DeVillers of M.G.C.C. This was Trevor Scott's last shot at winn- ing the Junior Championship as he ceases to be a Junior this year. Scott, of Brooklea Golf and Country Club, shot a 74 to capture that title. Next in that division was Scott Bales of M.G.C.C. (76) and David Stewart of York Downs (77). Mr. Gordon McLean was on hand to pre- sent the trophies to the respective divisions. Camille Sarjeant of Couchiching braved the field of boys to set her name engraved on the Girl's Trophy. Professional, Paul Jennings and his wife Jennette, deserve much credit for the careful- ly organized tournament. dary School Sunday afternoon. The defence was effective in holding Haliburton to a lone goal, while Mid-Pen counted five. through a throng of defenders he stroked the ball into the net on a pretty pass across the goalmouth from Jimmy Mitakidis for the most opportunistic goal of the game. Allistair Hair and Peter Achata put the result beyond doubt by registering additional goals. Haliburton are a useful side and move the ball around well but they were guilty of abysmal finishing. Their leading goal scorer, Tom Eager, added to his collection with a low drive that eluded the Mid- Pen keeper. They should have scored another when awarded a penalty but the taker missed the net. They were a match for the local side in every department but hustle. The Haliburton player-coach said, "We are pleased to have Scottish Sandwich Mid-Pen Soccer Club's scoring threat, Dave Campbell, heads just clear of the crossbar while being harrassed by Haliburton defenders Sunday afternoon. Mid-Pen, who rank near the top of the nine team loop, have Ideal loses In Huronia Slow Pitch action Friday night at Penetanguishene's McGuire Park, Waubaushene IGA slapped Ideal Supply 13-1 behind Glen Miller's three run homer. The win, coupled with a loss to Whittaker's put Waubaushene into a first place tie. Realty World snapped Whittaker's 14 game winning streak by handing them a 9-2 defeat. The loss put Whittaker's in a tie for first with Waubaushene IGA. Central and Catalina upended TRW 14-6. Dave Brunelle stroked a round tripper for the victors. Ogilvies remained in the middle of the pact despite a 19-6 win over Armco Foods. Mar- tin King recorded a round tripper to help in the victory. Waubaushene IGA (13-2-3) sport a game in hand over Whittakers (14-4-1). One point back . Mid-Pen in the league, we enjoy coming t« Penetang." It was a good win for Mid-Pen, it is a real dog-fight at the top of the table. Haliburton are one of the contenders. Mr Eric Deininger, the noted referee, chose Dave Campbell as the man of the match. With due respect the Deininger and Camp- bell, I chose Dennis Moreau. Playing at mid- field in a sweeper line devoid of Ted Chisholm, who was injured in the last game, he was a real link between the strikers and defence. He had a hand in all the goals, feeding precision passes to the forwards and breaking up Haliburton attacks before they gained momentum. In previous games, he has shown a tendency to "disappear"' he was in this game for ninety minutes. BARR ta ee Sy aoe Tey M5 pe oe FL LN totalled 11 goals in the past two matches while allowing just a pair. Mid-Pen's next home contest will be Sunday, July 31 against Huntsville Juniors. in third spot is Stoneleigh Motors (13-3-2). Marinetronic Raiders (12-5-1) and Realty World (10-7-1) complete the top five. Four points separate the next five teams with TRW sporting a point a game after 18 contests. Ogilvies, with an extra game are a point behind followed by Ideal Supply and Central and Catalina with 8-10 records. Arm- co Foods has won seven,of their 19 games trailed by Rx Rustlers 96-12-1), Bay Mills (5-13-1) and Geaorgian Bay Friendship Center (1-17-1). Doug Edwards of Arm¢o Foods leads the homer parade with eight, while Glen Miller and Don Evans both of Waubaushene IGA are tied with six. Stoneleigh's Rob Fortin and Steve Friessen along with Shawn Freer (Waubaushene IGA) and Keith Proulx (Arm- co) are all knotted in fourth spot with five. Wednesday, July 20, 1988, Page 11 a+