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rég lh 41 where the sinbins VIm 3m zxsmn IONIJAY In 22 SPORTS WELL NOW TYPE By srzvs Jossscu spém Editor Weve spent good many hours sitting In the officials dressing roomsxdurlng several years also sportsscribhler Weve chatted with the fellows be fore games between periods after games and In res taurants and at banquets Only once In that time Ince of an official coming In bars and pool rooms have we had the experi to us to get docislon or decisions 01 his chest That happened saturda game linesman Wes Lilley in Hamilton After the skated by andl we gave him wava He then skated over to the boards and with hello or go to said As neutral ob lerver you saw the three goals we disallowed We answered Yes can only question one of them What about the second one scored while referee Bill Brethauer had his arm raised to call penalty against Hamilton player While he was reaching for the rafters Barrie playerhad shot on goal Bob Awrey slapped home the rebound At the some time as the goalscoring shot Brethauer blew his whistle and handed the penalty to Ber Templeton It was delay said Liliey What do you mean delay we asked With that question Lillie or Lilly got queor look on his face and skated off Thats where th lonversation ended Now We ask you Why over and make mention of would the official skate the three decisions two at which we or you could not question and another we could jaw about all week We think he had guilty conscience We feel Ailey was in some way apologizing for the calls In column afew weeks ago we mentioned how linesmen butterup the chief official the referee We mentioned too that wed discussed calls with them and only when questioned would they discuss Ila subject Why would Lilloy be the first to change We ant understand it because hes one of the few officials weve had little to do with Washe seeking friend among what he thought wasa group of snemies Lilley it he was to in is still friend but he hos Jonescu puzzled FLYERS NOTESPierre Gagnes two goals 80th and Slst ofthe season make him the first Barrio player to hit the 30 mark in two seasons Both Billy Forhan and Pete Panagabko had more than 30 goals In the 195758 season Danny Patrick tell one short last year And speaking of marks we cantremelnber defenceman while weve been in Barrie compiling more than 40 points in season Its been done on other clubs In the league and probably by Barrie rearguards in the past However Dale Eolfos points look pretty good right now It looks like the fourpoint game with Hamilton TigerCubs on Wednesday Flyers TeePees or Majors Its heck of tight race will decide whether the finish in second place JUST NOTES Its good to see the young ones making use of the skating area on thelbay It proves that if more outdoor areas were available they wouldbe used It would eliminate the elephant wared complaints that Barrie kids dont get enough ice time Good to hear the walls about the dirty style or play oi the Canadian Hockey Team at the Winter Olympics It just means everything Is normal and the Canucks look like favoritesMayhe some of you He was supposed to have dont know Jimmy connelly of the Canadian team checked Swede pretty hard and pretty dirty Well if anyone would check Connellys penalty records skates in South Porcupine are so slim that the since he first laced on Ontario youd find they guy probably doean even know are in many rinks And if anyone should complain you that Can ada was brutal in defeating fépan 191 Saturday tell them that all the league over there Squawflalley £0ch ran CANADIAN Prensa National Magoo APts 12 11 213 146 81 28 22 162 160 64 222412 157 165 56 23 26 10 164 158 56 24 29 ii 192 209 14 331111159 214 Sundays menus orontofi wasaayg Games onlreal at TDIonto elroit at New York pringfield uchesier 1342 129 Ml SundaysRosnlls uebcc Buff pringfield Rochester erslley Providence Eilslem Professional Leigh wr TF APls 29 22 25 239 25 7110133 174 24 25 214 217 24 is 29 245 253 21 25 10 193 210 Ellinonion mam teams are in the same RECORD Montreal Kingston Sundays Results Sudbury Montreal saull Ste maria Thivicres Kingston Hulbpllswa Wedn Game is Kingston Wemm Ledgue WI 12 no 3616 179135 76 ans smm 67 3123 4201196 as 3023 4174151 1432 1191192 49 Winnipeg 21 382177 197 44 Spokané la 40 172 as Suns Rcsull Spokane Seattle rangerarm Calgary at Winnipeg OHA seniorA APls Saturday Vancouver Seattle Victoria Wliilhy Windsor KW 27 21 225 147 59 9i 25 177 195 51 Challlam 23 24 218 265 54 Believille 17331138 249 37 Standings include eight four palut games sailrear maul Fhaullmj Whitby Sundays iliit Windsor Bellevlllc Tuesdiryerlmo chiuani atseuevillju 31 19 0196175 134 illooktwodlysbul liu dv fldsl first diff91 in ihe Barrie bonspiei was compleisd yeslerdsy Eight rinks played Saturth and fish mm yew lsrday al Barrio Curling Club Pour rim were entered two in main event for The Examiner Trophy and two In consolation evenl for the Sterling Trusts One of the four qualifying teams in die sfevent Is Jack Kennedys leans It will return to sclionJhis Saturday for the finals Jud has Frank Hsrv gresves vice Jim Morley sec and and Rim Simpson lead Tbsolher qualifying rink in the consolation evenl is Mill in win of Midland Rinks qualifying in The Ex aminer event sre Jim Currie of Cockatan and Don Ko of To main Royals Other preliminary rounds are Wednesday Thursday and Fri FIRST ROUND Clsyt French Oriiiia defeai ed Chuck Laidley Toronto Roy sls lis Bill Brownlee Osb awa defeated John McRae Lindsay 115 Don Ko Toronto Royals def led Joli Kennedy Start Earnest Bid For Olympic Puck JACK sumvm CanadianPress sun erier SQUAW VALLEY Calif Cannda today begins in earnest Its bid to regain the Olymplc hockey championship from Rus sia Tile deciding game probably will bovnexl Sunday when the two countries meet on the final day of the eighth Winter Olym pics Six countries including Canada and Russia advanced during the weekend windup of the prelimin nry rounds and all six see aclion Isle this afternoon and lonlgllf when the roundjrobln champion ship gels under way The Uniled Slatesmeet Sweden al 4pmEST Russia takes on Czechoslovakia at 630 pm and Canada ls pitted against Ger many at pm The championship round calls for each country to meet the other ouce Thus each country plays loiai of fivegames The colmtry with the highest total pointstwo for win and one for alIelakestbe title In case of spolnls lie the country withthe best goalsaverage gels the gold medal THREE IN coNsoLIlrfoN The last three games of the threeday preliminary compelh lion were ed Sunday night nullsin Japan and Fin land were eliminated and they will play in aconsolaiionround to decide seventh eighth and ninth places In the tournament Canads Russia and the United States had 247 records in the pre liminaries Sweden Czechoslova kia and Germany were 11 The US piled up six goals in lhe first period to trounce Aus tralia 121 In the final preliminary Sunday night after Sweden jolted Japan 190 and Germany scored in every period to oust Finland +1 Saturday night Canadas Kitch enerWalelloo Dutchmen look it easy against Japan but slill won 191 The Canadians fired fan iaslic total of 95 shols at two Japanese goalies One of them made 66 saves Russia took the measure of Finland 84 and Czechoslovakia overpowered the Canadiancoached Aussies 181 in other Saturday night games Friday Canada won rough huuse affair from Svveden 52 Russia shut out Germany so and file upset Czechoslovakia 75 PROTEST FAILS The KitchenerWaterloo club bolstered by star forwardslrom Whitby Dunlopspwas the subject of formal Swedish profest dun ing the weekend but nolhins camcof itandCpnadian officials termed the wholelhing silly The International ice Hockey Federation rejected the protest isli president of file LIKE said of Swedish charges that the offi ciating was scandal It was mailer of judgment by the referees and you cannot change an oflicislé call on play Too much has beenjmade of the incident alleady Saturday night Helge Berg Hockey Federation complained in letter to ills IIHF that Canada had violated international hockey rules in life raughand tumble bylinj Isiar Swedish penallies row To an STRICT Aheafnesaid tbe IIHF had called the referees togetherSun day andtoldihem to call the playscloser But said this did not implyany brill ism of theof ficials in the Canada Sweden match Americans Bob Barry and Bill Riley Canadian coach Bobby Bauer the former Boston Bruins star raid of the Swedish protest Thats big joke dont take those things seriously Thai com plaint is nothing to what the Swedish officials called our play ers They used such terms as murderers George Dudleylof Midland 0111 North American president of theIlIIF said he wasnt surprised about Ille complaint and Wren Blair Whitby cox ordinalor of learn personnel said flue flurrie Foursome lsl lifl Barrie Bouspiolh gaffe Iii6d apuwhncelt Mum es Corrie Osbsys 57 Jim Currie Coon ma defeated Les Evenln Oshawa Wiggins Hom liloa defeated Don Hartley Orliils Guy Bell Modes defeated Milt Irwin Midland 107 Ms Butcher Oriilis do feated Plaskelt Tom Shooter Fl EXAMINER TROPHY Second Round French de feated Bromine Kn do feaied stcelt 76 Currie de leafed Wiggins 114 Ball do felled Butcher EXAMINER Third Round ed Bell 67 French illd STERLING TRUSTS First Round hfcRae defeated Laidiey 116 Kennedy defeat ed Gorrie 1H Merkiey do fesled Eveniss 117 Irwin de feated Plaskeu lis STERLING TRUSTS Second Round Irwin defeat ed Merkiey 11h Kennedy de fealed McRse 95 Dally prizes wool to Plaskelf in defeat defeated and Laldley It made him sick and fired of hearing such lhings DOING IT FOR YEARS Were not lbs least bit con cerned about this protest or com plaint Blair paid The Swedes are just doingfills lo Inllmidalo lilo referees against file Cans dlnn players Its an old trick The Europeans have been pulling this for years Dudley said the referees weru told by file IIHF directorate that the Olympic Games are played under Internsilonsl rules which allow learn to bodyobeok only In ils own end of the rink The Swedes lost Lars Bjorn their learn captain and best de fcneeman for file whole tourna ment when he suffered two bro ken ribs after colliding with Can adas Jim Connolly Goalie Bengt Lindqvlsl the other victim prob ably will be in the nets today against the Americans He was cut on the scalp by deflccled puck in the Canadian game sl lilougli team official claimed he was clubbed 0N GOOD BEHAVIOR While Canadsdrew nine of the Is penalties lnthe Swedish match it got only one of lhreo ll Japanese coolest Saturday We used more slickdleckfng lllsn normpl We certainly wanted no incidents said Bauer Jln any sport there must be an incentive to play your hardest The main thing we wanted was not to lose our edge for the games to come Minor Hockey Flyérs Share With St Michaels Barrie Fiycrs scored nine goalsyefhsdlocomofrombe bind in edge WHILM dull Quill some at ton will gsve the Fiyers sole pass ession of second place again If was only fem as Sf Mikes defeated St Kills yesterday to cause may GOALS DISALLCWED Dorm however As the lead sentence would in diale three of the goals scored by the Byers two by Pierre Game and another by Bob Aw rey were called hick The first was disallowed because of an offside pass The second lines man Wes Lilley explained was because of delayed whistle uzlrcl referee declared Game blocked the puck down with high slick before lelflng the shot go was disallowed as the of lbs lhrce only lhe first by Gagne could go without mention The second however by Awrey Is pussler Referee Bill Bre thauer had his arm raised walt irig to call penalty on Hamilton player Bert Templeton Flyers had shot on goal and Awrey slapped home Ills rebound According to lilo Iluasrnaa1he goal was disallowed becsliso of the delayed whistle correct about the whistle then the goal should have been allow edi Barrie never losl persuasion of Iflhatls Gagnes second disallowed Even without those goals FLY ers should havo won assIIyJHOW over goaltender Wayne Rutledge was experiencing oils of his rare offnights and four of the East Hockey Tightening Up ByTHE CANADIAN PRESS The underdogs won in Ill four weekend games played In the Eastern Professional League Only 12 points now sop mile league leading Sudhury Wolves and lastplace Hull 0t tawa Canadiens in the tightening of the standings Both Sudhury and Montreal Royals four points behind Sud bury in second spot arc reason ably sure of playoff berths But with just 13 games to so in the schedule for most teams the scramble for tbs last lwo playoff spots is getting better Sault Ste Marios 62 victory over lroisRivieree Lions Sunday put Thunderblrds info third place one point ahead of Lions This was the only change in the stand lllgE ALMOST EVEN Bu fifthplace Kingston Front 51 led was also questionable but was on ller difficult to refule as it was case of judgment Was ilurd llil Saturday The Examiner was told that Barrie Legion Minor Hockey was ca at Barr as usual However filings werent exact ly what one would call usual At least one leam in each of lbe games was short of players 50 heresilow ine distributed NHL Toronto and New York were awarded one point apiece asneillier club had more than numberpf play is Arena points were All Providence got two points as Cleveland couldnt ice six players Springfield got two points ssErie couldntfice the minimum Buffalo and Hershey got one point apiece aseach club iced but six players one pointrspiece was also awarded Spokane and Roch teamvllad but six players SENIOR Kingston andKil chener got one point apiece be cause both clubs were short players Whitby won by de fault over Sudbliry forvtwo points North Holland Cornwall ester as each and Eunuy Ahesrne Bril iund president of the Swedish Ice got apolnt apiece because of thelsck of players onbbfli sid esp Windsorgot an easy gm points as Cbalilam defaulte JUNIOR Marlboros were shortplayers thus Guelph pick edup two points Barlieaild Hamilton both short players got one point each enacs are onlytwo poiuls behind Lionswilb 53 after beating Mont real 48 Saturday night and Hill Oltawa is only one point off King ston following 73 Sunday vic tory over the same Frontenacs Montreal helped intensify the seesaw battle Sunday by downing Sudbury leading marksman helped King ston to its win over Montreal in Kingston with two goals Sian Maxwell and Don Manhood were Frontenacs or marksmen while Elli Sutherland Reg Griff and Skip Burchell scored for Royals Tessier continued his sizzling paceSundsy in Hull with his 49th goal but couldnt help his team as Bob Conroy Bill CarterGii les Tremhlay Frank Chlaraili Bob Ellelt John Kowaicbuk and Joe Szura all notched goals for Canadiens Gerry Ouellette and Will Ree got Kingstons otir SCORES THREE Leflwinger John Offidani scored once in each period to lead the Soo team to win on Thai Rivieres ice Gary Blain Dave Baion and Jim Farelli scored Sons others Rely Leclerp and Fred Hicks scored for the Lions Montreals win over Sudbury on home ice had been described by RoyaiscoachFioyd Curryas one gamews must widlf we hope to finish in first place Kehliddsdeil Lulu Balls and ionlThllrlbyput Royals into 31 lead before the second period gtwss out Then Wally Boyer 11 under We are buyers of on weight live fowl lllgllestvprlces Phld Hither write or phone us for quotations Collect calls accepted Canada Packer Limited Mount some outarlo 11an ADONEY Manager Orvai Tessier the leagues ncszrs coon Subscribers and other fans who pickednp tickets for last lri days cancelled bodsey game be Barrie Myers and mm lion TigerCubs neednt worry about what theyr going In do with fhem The club has Inhounced the tickets goal fled it up mldw the session again to make If 82 for ton and thats how the perhd ended purchased for lhsigsnie Taller will be good for the my home Rolfe shot at 415 Then Forth Hlmu Pi Martin gave Hamilton lead as he broke aw after blocking shot by Rolfe Then the fiyers caught fire tipped home Just under simululenlsyoffs Normally minute later Gem scored theywouid begocd for the next unassisted his sin of the year scheduled homo contest How to hot the count gt ever with only two remaining subscribers pick up their duckels wflhoui laying down penny for Wednesdays game against Ram llloo and Fridays Illfwilll St Michaels College Majors These tickets were paié for last all Should anyone find it imposs sylhmghlhofiidsyui madman mbifinuam Bay against mockvlllo CM lass Barrie goal Rutledge do fence Wenfali Rolfe sol ledge Wright forwlxds Gilbert Glue Ledslr Jones Tessier Knibbs Amy Paachnck Clair moniBuller Laminarl goal rm de fence Wplsh WlihzGolhiu Cooke forwards Forth Jeffrey Bert Templeton then pill the Murmanbahmer Mob hlbs ahfead 34mg slider mm sore the sxlh minute of play Lorry Jones who was skating checking andshoolmg is 1950 55 season lei up Jeanne Gilbert me mm um fim plwomfor the lying marker If 13 game then they can return the tickets and pick up their buck atfho clubslicketfilfioe on Dun lop St five punks that got past hlml didnl seem labelled The ficobs ouisbot 4525 over the three periods tallied the games first goal willlln three minutes of the start of the some as Neil Perths long shot hit the end of Waynes glove and dribbled llome Like the next four goals of the game the team scored on was Shorthanded Dale Rolfe was serving lrlpplng Then Rolfe wbod played his best game in couple of weeks fired the winner from lhe blue line at lti7 He was the lhlrd man on Jones Ed Weslfall and Rolfe passing play Big Dale who was scheduled foplay In New York yesterday for the NHL Bruins climaxed ills evenings performance with near knockout victory over Lar ry dercy Afler the two players crashed into the boards Jeffrey made the mistake of swinging the lumber In file direction of Rolfsfs head Dale floored him with an overhead right As he chased him When lmuuuuy his adversary Rolfe conneclcd Before the period was half over Pierre Gagne got his first counter slapping honla Rolfes rebound Hamilton scored early in the middleslanza wlih Forlh slap ping ill rebound hob Alvrey off at the time of Forlhs second started lhelhird period with goal Which along with Sam Bel lios first period msrkerleft Wolves just one goal behind Keily Burnett put the gsms on ice for Royals late in the third Tom McCarthy scored as Sud bury peppered lbs Montreal goal tender but lime ran out on the northerners Bulldogs Bile Molurlunds 31 was CANADIAN PRESS Windsor Bulldogs bit while ellsvllie McFarlands sullred and result was cheap goal in 53 Windsor victory in overtime Sunday Balleville heatedly prolssied Windsors second overtime goal in their Ontario Hockey Associa tion Senior coolest on the grounds the puck had hit the post and not gone in The Macs relt fused to send goalkeeper Bob Senior back Into the net so ref eree Frank Unisc finally went ahead and dropped the puck at centre ice Windsors league leading scorer Irwin Shaw got llle draw and slid the puck 90 feet into an empr net It was his third and easiest tally of the game Windsor singles went lo Joe Zorics Bobby Brown and Gard Haidy Keith MacDonald Denis Boucher and Lou Smrke scored for the lastplace Bellevlllo team wlnrsr nor Playing on home ice first plsce Whitby Dunlops put on terrific display of forecllccking as they trounced Challlam MEIWIIS Saturday night Msroons are now tied for lbird place with Kitchener Waterloo DutchmenWlndsor trails Whitby in second ReadyMLWaor SUITS comrsz SELECTION CAIl wool fabrics damn lulu gene sou 520 list 23 um and tIfl 5995 and 1995 STEPHENS malls wean accldeniaily the officials and knocked him down He bolted Jeffrey again and that was It exceptfor lile three officials the big guy on one of irylng to conlaln Observers have never seen the big deiencemsn so angry Even some of his males were mile shy of him during the scuffle However they made It at the finish Joke of Wednesday lien IIyers all meet in fourpain game The extra points are because of fin Templelon Pond officials sill Brylhsuer is Gall llnesmen Wes Lllley of Golf and Terry 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