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1' Fi*rst-place Barrie Flyers scalu Warriors 6-1 The first-place Barrie Flyers, with two goals in each- period, scalped the Whitby Warriors 6-1 in an Ontario Hockey Association Senior 'A' gamne at Iroquois Park Arena on Thursday. Paul Regan scored three goals for the winners and Phil Branston twol. Paul Regan opened tlhe scoring at 6:24 of the first period on assists from Bob Baird and Phil Branston. Warriors' Ed Philpott brought his team even 94 seconds later after taking a pass from Ed Taylor. Paul Regan scored the win- ning goal at 15:22 on helpers by Jack Smith and Bob Baird. Whitby fired nine shots at Ron Patterson while Barrie managed seven at Dave Boyarski. Gary Lyte and Steve Sly set up the Flyers' third goal by Ken Knapton at 13:04 of the second period. Phil Branston tallied his tirst ot* two goais at 16:21. Paul Regan ind Steve Sly picked up the assists. Each team mranaged 13 shots at the other's net. Paul Regan comipleted his hattrick with an unassisted marker at 6:29 of t he third period. Phil Brânston scored his second goal 34 seconds later on set up passes by Bob Baird and Paul Regan. The visitors outshot the Barrie Flyers' goaltender Ron Patterson kicks out a shot by the Whitby Warriors' Greg Bodnar during last Thursday's Ontario Hockey Asso& f ir,:n Senior 'A' contest at Irbquois Park Arena. Barrie deemeeemafl Steve Sly looks on. The Fiyers won the game 6-1. Free Press Photo host§ 1 2-8 in the final stafiza for a three-period edge of 32-30. The only penalties assessed in the contest were harlded out in the last five minutes of the final period, both of thern going to the Flyers. TFhe officiating by referee Ralph Sparks wvas horrendous as hie continually overlooked blatant infractions. The Warriors play hosi to CLEARANCE J/ I VALUES UP TO 25% OFF r7his, is the first time in Durham Region. that these quality insftuments have been -made available at such fan tasticly LOW LOW PRICES. These are just a few of the mnany values now at the Music Fac tory. Fender Musiemnaster Fînished in Legand white, maple neck. Two way bridge. A tre- mendous value. Reg. $285.00 SALE S249.95 Fender Precision Bass Sunburýt finish with a very rare birds eye maple neck. The famous clectric bass with tri i performance. Reg. $539.00 SALE S459.95 Fender Telecaster Blond finish with a maple ncck. A favorite for over 20 y cars. Reg. $523.00 SALE $4 75.00 Fender Stratocaster Sunburst with a maple ncck. The famous Stratocaster sound with a bite. Reg. $555.00 SALE $495.00 Tender Twin Reverb 100 watts R.M.S. l-eavy duty 12" speakers. Two channels. Reg. $895.00 SALE $795.00 Fender Champ Single channel with two instru- ment imrpu ts. Ideal stu dent amp. Reg. $155.00 SALE $1 29.95 Mann Less Paul Copy Sun burst - Tun-o-m atic bridge, two humbucking pickups. Pear inlaid rosewood neck and more. Fantastie 1Seg. $309.95 SALE $265.00 r Univox Rickenbacker Bass Gorgeous natural finish. Two pick. ups, sterco. Floating bridge. A beautiful guitar. Reg. S 299.00 SALE $255.00 l-'degas Accoustie Guitar Rosewood back and sides. Pearl inlaid 7osewood ncck. Rotcry machene heads. A professional eig $9900SALE $159-95 Manix Accoustic Cuitar Rosewood three piece back, rose- wood sides. Gold rotery machene heads. Rosewood finaav bord. Beau tiful peari inlaid. A macnifi- cient gutar. Reg. $29.95 SALE $219.95 Westbury Drums 20' Bass - 14' Snair, 16' floor tom, 14' tannor tom, high hat, snair stand, blue vin I finish. Reg. $285.00 SA. E $229 .95 Guinnini Guitar Hand made from Brazilian rose- wood. Must bc scen to bc ap preciated. Lg. $ 199.00 SALE $ 149.95 Many - Many other guitars - Amnos and accessorics at tremen- dous savings. 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