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Oldtimers te Ajax wins A division he Fifth Annual as Tay eag ont Oldtimers Hockey Tourna- ment went off without a hitch on the weekend. The Ajax Old Boys cap- tured the A division cham- pionship with a 5-2 win over Huronia Old A's of Midland. Another Midland team, the Midland Saints, won the B division final with a 2-0 win over Aurora Old Sweats. The St. Benedicts Old Saints defeated Newmarket Re/Max Dynamos 5-1 in the C divi- sion final while the Georgian Bay Mallers downed West Muskoka 6-2 in D division. The Huronia A's stopped Elmvale's Georgian Bay In- dians 9-0 to open the tourney on Friday night and then edged Midland Saints 4-3 Saturday afternoon. The Markham VIP's were the next to fall prey to the Midland machine as the A's earned a finals berth with a 2-1 win. The Saints doubled West Muskoka 4-2 in their open- ing contest Friday. After losing to the A's Saturday, the Saints rebounded for a 6-3 win over Bowmanville Town Sports. Elmvale's entry in the 16-team tournament, the Georgian Bay Indians, defeated West Muskoka 4-2 Saturday but lost a close decision to St. Benedict's Old Saints 5-4 on Sunday. The Fair Play winner resulted in a tie with West Muskoka Antiques and Huntsville Grey Owls cap- turing the honors. Emery Molson's breweries sup- plied the winners and runners-up in each divi- sion with medallions. Hillerich and Bradsby sup- plied a Louisville Slugger hockey stick for the game winning goal scorer in each division final. Ren- frew Tape donated a box of tape for the team that of- fered the most toward the success of the tourney. Tournament organizers thanked CKMP radio 1230 for reporting the results throughout the weekend. Hall of Fame is now accepting nominations At a press conference last Wednesday in the Penetanguishene Arena, Vince Moreau announced that the Sports Hall of Fame is accepting public nominations. Moreau is the chairper- son of a six-man committee that oversees hall inductions. The other members are Paul Devillers, Jerry Mur- phy, Ken Tannahill, Ron Marchildon and Michael Dubeau. The Hall of Fame came to life last August after committee meetings which began in the summer of 1986. The first inductees numbered 13, including players, coaches and builders in hockey, track and field and baseball. The criteria for con- sideration are that the per- son must have been a resi- dent of Penetanguishene or surrounding townships and must have been involv- ed in local, provincial, na- tional or international sports. The individual must be retired for five years. Race horses may be con- sidered for entry as well as teams and individuals. Certain criteria may be waived or altered under some circumstances. For example, three or four years down the road Brian Orser could be considered even if he is still skating -- because he was a world Mick B' champion as an amateur. Russ Howard and his foursome also can be con- sidered in a few years even though none lives in Penetang. However, their home _ rink is_ the Penetanguishene Curling Club. Ss drop their opener Midland Mick B's started .off the 1988-89 Simcoe Gounty Intermediate Men's Basketball League season on the wrong foot by losing to Barrie Queen's Hotel 85-70. After being totally outgunned in the first half 46-30, Midland rebounded for a 40-39 second half in its favor. Midland played a safe game with no player receiving more than two fouls. - Barrie, on the other hand, had one player with four fouls and two others with three for a total of 15 fouls in the contest, 10 of them in the second half. Midland was caught with e Streamers eh e Cut outs e Invitations e Napkins e Decorations e Balloons 18 Cundles E. 721-1748 Barrie, Ont. three fouls in the first half and seven in the second. John Faragher paced the Midland attack with 13 points while Jim Costello netted an even dozen. Jeff Atwood and Bob Blasko hooped 10 apiece. Midland received points from nine different players while all six of Barrie's players hit double figures. Midland was only 5-13 at the foul line while Barrie struck three for six. According to Moreau, there must be a definitive connection with Penetang. The cutoff for nomina- tions from the public will be May 31, 1989. Nomina- tions should be addressed to Ron Marchildon and delivered or mailed to the Penetanguishene municipal office. The nomination should also contain the nominee's name, sport and some in- formation on athletic achievements. The committee is hoping at least two people to be in- ducted into the hall. A ban- quet will be planned for late August to honor them. Invest in Youth Support the Weampaign Cadeau of APPOINTMENT att LARRY FALLON > The management and staff at Sunrise Toyota would like to welcome Larry Fallon to their sales and leasing team. Larry is a former resident of Elmvale now residing in Barrie. Both Sunrise Toyota and Larry would like to welcome all his friends to call or drop in and discuss their present and future automotive needs. Good Luck Larry! SE TOYOTA Phone 325-4000 Hwy. 11 North & Sundial Dr., Orillia Res. 737-5471 Richard Thomas of the Midland Saints beams while -receiving his medal at the Penetanguishene Oldtimers Hockey tournament on the weekend. Fred Flood, in the background, shares in the happy mo- ment. The Saints won the '"'B" Division with a 2-0 shutout of Aurora Old Sweats. Gee, Wel Carry Bridgestone Traction FOR ALL SEASONS WHERE NEW IDEAS TAKE HOLD ¢ Oil and Lube e Balancing . Tune-ups e Shocks eAlignment GARMS' SUNOCO 717 Yonge St., Midland 526-2562 open 6 days 7:30 a.m. - 7 p.m. e Brakes Wednesday, October 26, 1988, Page 15