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TIS WINTER The calendar and sun may indicate otherwise but it must be wine ter Close to 50 boys were sure will go along with us on that score The boys are perspective Junior hockey players with the Bar ric Flyers who arrived in town today to start workouts RILLIA cur Y0 0N dumping JUMPINCv EVENTS were feature of the TudhopeThompson track and field events at Coiling wood Saturday These photos were taken during the tuna competi tions the extremelell Gill of Orillia is shown establishing new scnlorpolevault mark of 141 Second from left is Elaine Withers of Barrie Central Collegig ate placed third in the inter mediate high jump At right is Al gtDrury one of Barrie Centrals out standing male athletes He placed fourth in the senior pole vault However he was handicapped by having to jump in great height just moments afterrunning the last leg of relay ancro STERS RETAINTRACK AND FIELD ILAURELS When the Town of Barrie open ed North Collegiate year ago little didlocal authorities know thatvthe move was meeting with approval in nearby communities And little did local persons know that the cheéliest persons were those at Collingwood Mid land and Orillia collegiates Split Hurt when the doors to North Col of this great number of athletes only few played with the Flyers 195m mama 1956 my last season None of the lads have been guaranteed positions this year but its pretty safe bet that at least three of the lads will be around alter the final cut All defencemen Marv Rutledge Ed Westfall ahd Dale Rolfe show ed enough potential last hockey season to indicate that they could play good hockey in this league and help the club immensely Rutledgc and Westfall have three yearsnof Junior hockey eligi bility ahead of them Rolfe whos been up and down for two seasons has two years left Westiall and Rolfe were the most impressive of the three In the early stages of his first season here Kalle loomed as quite goalscor ing threat However he tailed off alter Christmas that first season and had to fight hard to win place with the club lastwinter The 195758 season was in direct contrast to the ZOOpounders first season Up to Christmas Rolfe forward then couldnt do much more than carry his stick After the holiday however coach Hap Emms gave the big fellow defence post and he came on like house fire Westfall started out strong last season and by the midway mark rated spot on the allstar squad His game tailed off immediately af terwards Rutledge never did see too much action but thekid showed he was game all the way He was hampered somewhat by an upset stomach early in the schedule but when he was on the ice always gave it every thing he had Not toomuch is krian about the new boys who conie from all parts of Ontario as well as Newfoundland Quebec and Nova Scotla At least three other lads who played on last yearsclub will be at training camp They are forward Danny Patrick defencerhan Wayne Haig and goaltender Norman Jacques All are in their last year of junior hockey Patrick by far the out standing ofthe trio could very well lead the club to where they intend to gmHowever its generally agreed that the Flyers could get some good material in return for Patrick Danny finished well up in the scoring last year and what club doesnt want thehservices of top scorer Halg was rookie last year and sat out thovstretcb part ofthe schedule with broken ankle Jacques split the gualtending job with Ross Brooks and in our eyes was the better of the two However both goalies suffercdrfrom lack of support and sometimes overwork gt The whole camp should prove interesting at least The Flyers have been kayocd in the first round of the playdowns the last two seasons This of course is far cry from what you folks and the club manage ment want of the boys Unless the club can show an early improvement of the 195753 its chances of struggling into the last playoff spot again are beatt winter St Catharines has nine holdoversl Guelpha last place finisher last season has flock of holdovers from ansalmost rookie team last winter and should he at least 25per this term Toronto Marlboro are always tough Petenb lot of fire Hamilton Tigercubs are usually the fightingesth aggro gation the OHA JuniorAlloop thats what he rlyers will see it itll be another long cold seaso her Wh happen in this coming season we at the moment We just hope tha 19565768 stronger rough has gt lgad to be open tos dentsTbep W1 ers that be split the towniii such way that good many of the youths who attended Barrie Central would now attend the new institute oflearning Central didnt really feelthc lost weight until the Tudhopev Thompson Track and Field Eventsdast falL It was only then that the teachers realized that Central wouldnt be the big power again lAu appreciable number of its fine runners and jumpers had been transferred to North As result neither Barrie school won the Tudhope or Thompson event last year And the saints thing happenekl this year at Collingwood Saturday atternoo DisA Seated wins in both boys and girlsevents thus adding to the glory won at Barrie Central last year Closer dIowever the Thompson Cup competition was much closer than either class last yearIfBarrie Central finished with 73 points Plucki2PauIMeger ls Assistant Goath 0f Barrie Paul Meger is the new assistant coach of the Barrie Flyers The Examiner learned of this appointment last night during telephone conversation with the former National League star Hap Emms head coach of the club was unavailable for com rn gt as an electric replaces assist intentionally Flyers playing ability comes to mind He was hustler and doggoned hard worker If these attributes can rub off even lightly on the prospective Flyers then the locals should turn out to be quite club After leading the Flyers for few seasons Meger jumped to the professional ranks with the Buf falo Bisons of the American Lea gue In his first season he won the rookie award as well as acclaim from everyonembo watched him perform With Canadiens Before the next AllL season was completed Meger was promoted to the NHL Montreal Canadiens He showedgreat flashesin the elosing stages of that season and earned fulltime job with the club the next He played three seasons with Les Habitants before being the vietimof freaklaceidcnt skate wound in the hea inflictfli by buds dy Leo Labino of the IBruins brought close to Megers profes sional career Uponrecovery from the injury Paul returned to Barrie where he became employed by Emms ofseasons ago Meger coach ed Allistons lunlor fD wentry Last season he was offered the head coach post at Peterborough just is point below the total com piled by Orillia ln gtTudhope competition Barrie North boys had 78 points com pared to 196V for Orillia dIard luck seemed todog Bari rie Central oys during the sun splashed Saturday afternoon In fact the mnansmn be heardytoi day as well as students figuring just where the school would have fi edif not for the tough stroke soi emscari1e in Jthe senior hop step and jump So the story goes Brian Wiles of Central made tremendous jump right over the pit then is back with one hand landing in the rectangular plot Wiles sup porters seemed to feel the dist ance should have been measured from where the lads feet landed especially since he had cleared the pit altogether Rather than win first place in this event Wiles had to settle for third Then in the seniormile relay Barris Central was disqualified for having pacer Two Tough Events This really miffed the Central gangas the lad who was sup posedly pacingAl Drury over the last few yards of the race did not even go to the school Before it was announced that the Central team was disqualified itcwas noted that the foursome had established new mark It would have remained so with or without the extra man in the race Immediately after his fine burst in the relay Drury had to dash to the vaultingenclosure where he was one of the finalists The lad knew he couldnt do much poleIvaultingwise so soon after tbeirunybut did his best anyhow This polexvaulting event stole most of the show as Gill of Orilliasmaslied the old mark of 113 set by Paul APu ialnen of Coliinywood ill 1949 ed mow Saturda the first to exten Barrie Norths junior relay team ran the 440 in 51seppnds embers of the team were Armstrong A13 Pig den Bullock and Diimn gt my nextevent Barrie Centnal mtermedite relaysquad established new 880 mark with Ralph KnappWarren Masters Cochr randB Fletcher cover No less bah seven marks were iisteda establish Intermediate grass soccer kick distance of 116 by Maher of Midland Barrie Ccntrals intermcdiate basketball speed pass team set mark of The team consisted of Gauthier Beatty Landreville Midlands senior basketball speed pas team consisting of Armstrong Matter and Scott set markof 132 McAllen of Midland ran the 50 yards in the record time of 67 seconds establishing junior mark Brophy oi Collingwood sell an intermediate Goyard dash mark of 76 seconds Watson of Collingwood set senior mark for the 75yard dash of 96 seconds Coilingwoods open relay team consisting of Watson White and Brophy ran the relay dist ancein 384 seconds In the final team results Tud hope division Orillia finished top the heap with 1001 points followedby Barrie North 78 Barrie Central 78 Midland 77 Collingwood 59 Thompson Orillia 73 Barrie 1947 18 ft 212 in Intermediate Henson Barrie 1927 19 ff in Senior Kettle Midland 1944 21 ft Distance Running Junior half mile Ralph Mid land 1927 min 14 sec Intermediate half mile Hugh Butters Collingwood 1955 mins 88 secs Senior mile MacLeod Orillia 1955 mins51 secs Pole Vault Junior Larmond 1954 ft 11 in Intermediate Asselin Midland 1954 10 It in Senior Gill Orillia 1958 45 Relay Junior Barrie North 1858 440 yards time 52 seconds Intermediate Barrie Central 1953 380 yards time min 398 seconds Midland Thompson Relay Open Collingwood 1958 Central 73Collingwood Mid 384 seconds land62 Barrie North 54 Tudhope High Jump Junior Bill Trask Ortllia 1950 ft mm Intermediate Slessor Orillia 1958 1t in Senior Crew 1954 It 1073 in 100 Yard Dash Junior Dave Butters Coiling wood 1954 109 seconds intermediate Roach Barrio I945 10 25 seconds Senior Dyment Barrie 1932 10 15 seconds Shot Put Junior dilbs lt Poppleton Barrie 1951 4011 in Intermediate12 lbs Allav son Collingwood 1954 35 £1 11in1j senior12 lbs ll Poppleton Barrie 1954 16 ft 35 in Running Hop Stepand Jump Junior Knapp Barrie 1956 37 ft 11 in Collingwood Drury Barrie 40 ft in Senior Cook garrie 1955 gt 42 it in 220 Yard Dash iJuniorw Dave Buttersy Calling woovd 1955 249 secondsi Intermediate Roactharrie 1945 93 15seconda Senior Malkin Barrie 1939 Kettle Midland 1845 1953 23 15 seconds Thompson events First was theseniog Rumting Braid Jump Junior Ferguson oruus Roach Barrie 1947 Peacock Orillia Standing Broad Jump Junior Burdette 1955 IL in Intermediate Barrie Grant Orillia Turn to pagefive pleasé FALL SERVICE BRAKES ELECTRICAL serviced car is an econom fodrive gt Drive In To liliflliEBIlEIaD Service Centre satanic st PA 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