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Barrie Examiner, 13 Feb 1957, p. 4

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NHL PLAYERS assocmtion During his long term as an outstanding leftwmgenwith the Detroit liedWings Ted Lindsay has had lot written and said about him But the most recent statements aimedln his direction have been unlike the rest so much so that everyone concerned with Scarfaces latw gt est actions are really in state of confusion The real news that shocked the club owners especially was that the players had formed an Association Greater than that probably is the Diet that no one else even had hint of such an inception Back to Lindsay however who is supposed to eat nails for breakfast and mediocre hockey players for dinner it seems he has blossomed into one of the Big Tcnts greatest publicity men Ks president of the newlyformed group Lipdsay is quoted as saying We are very happy but we wantto make the league so popur lar that youngsters in both Canada and the United States will want to grow up and play professional hockey Maybe we might try to make the pension plan so inviting that more and more boys would want to play hockey but we have no suchplan at present We arent going to try to change the league Ted went on to explain that the group had no kicks There werciindividual heels of cause but nothing to in dicate anything like an Indian Uprising While the initial shock was too much or the managers and league olticials there is no doubt that the sports pages 09 newspapers across the continent will now be filled with every TomDick and Harrys pinions But thats what makes the world goround and we will be extremon interested to find out the next step While Lindsay was commended for his tremendously successful opening address and no one could say that the new association was good or had the question olf what rights and privileges the association wanted did cloud few ies gt There seem some things for certain The National League play crs are no dummiesit is amazing how they kept the proposed associ Iation secret Also the men in olfice are not only the better hockey players but of coiirsethe moreintclligént members of the National Hockey League The executive is president Ted Lindsay etroit Red Wings first vice Doug Harvey Montreal Canadiens sec and vice Fernie Fiaman Boston Bruins third vice Gus Mortson Chic bago Bliack Hawks secretary Jim Thompson Toronto Maple Leafs and treasurer Bill GadsbyjNew York Rangers There lsonly one regular in the league who hasnt paid his $100 to the association thus becoming member it is supposedly Ted Kennedy THANK YOU HAMILTON Theymay have been Tigers to the Peterhorough Petes but once again the Hamilton TigerCubs proved that they were Cubs in the Barrie Flyers For on Monday night by beating the Peterborough Petes the Cubs boosted the Flyers chances of gaining the last playoff spot in the junior league Prior to their lastrvisit here the Cubs had licked the Pctes twice in succession When theyplayed here they were beaten 24 it could be thatnothing has chiiugcd and weplay the Cubs again on Friday it is the final meeting ofthc two teams incidentally But first of all thenFlyersmust get past tltePetes tonight The Flyershave personal edge over the Petes having lost only one game to them that one by an embarrassingly highscoreButthat wasin Peterborough and the boys will be aiming to settle that score on the 25th These two games with the Poles will undoubtedly tell the of who went homeWlth their thils MtwEEn their legs JUST NOTES Elsewhere on these pages is list of donors and the total donations etc to the Sid McNabney Fund Steve Wiggins last years regional champion in the Molsons Classic had more than his share at hard luck in the recent rolloff His hard luck washead pins in eight of the 10 games he got head pin on thesamelate frame which for the moment slips our mind Murray Brydson the youngster irom the Lakeshore Bruins who has looked so well with the Flyersiately was chosen the Most Gentle manlyxiaycr in the OHA Junior loop In Junior hockey Monday night Orangeville deteatedv the host Elmvale club +3 sale Goheens 35 fire of Git games SEHQPWNG 3AM sees STARTS FEB ll SATURDAY vrxcuasiioNs 19mins rvoiv sarunoiiaotuo lltCL sprain Tickets 960 going and role rsnaslmioiu Lindsay Sunderland in it iinnk éxcnnnce ooog Mohns McNabney Fund noaon ii ii mini or ii Laurie Will lam Taylor roircaiici Cameralulnr onto it wtnon Charles Knight McKinney John iionoi remuon nd Reid Floor Service iionry Moore unrioaro Hockey Cino Murray Hill Gord aoocnwmo Cook Danger fleld Motors Mr and Mn 1i Wharton in Mrs ii Iey Stewa age Alired ii Ham ris Barrie Examiner uo Dates tlanalltorr iigcr Cubs Hock Club ESullvan amid ironror at Cancadden PinyerlDarre rum Hockey Club llarrla nyera llocny Club Greer Tranaportntlnn co Ltd mpioyres Barrie Examiner Ltd The Agent and Norwich Union Lit insurance Co Vlnee Flrr Gnnicrl iiono won ilnyers Butia Hockey Club Steve Joncseu Mr no hln William Long younr Eugene noun Buttalo NY iiontmi Common flock to Mr pl Leaf Gardens Ltd Kc ry Norton Pete Hook Les Bertram Iton aortrun lIy Simmons Peter Sinclair ioor Dance Commlttcc tool or no Committee Penctang Battllng co Den Curlck Timmlna aurio Ptyera IVSSWornenr Softball Tenn Norris Wllllnm Prult Judge tinrvie no Fanning Andy ounn iir dependent ctrte Toronto George Burcham Clo Mhhcz Will lani Muir moo sing Dr Haslett Hugh McLean Hnmllton illra Rowt rinym Cleveland lioeke Club Cleveland Hockeyvcluh Inc Players North any nappus Hockey Club Pllyefl arid Rocherter American Hockey club Mr and Mrs Don couioon nuaoy Leaoux inn nno Mrs arnno Favcro Waiter Clrruthers whirlmount donated listeddqndrs along with ssuu onyinou donors amounted to gigs Advertisers Brass and Glenn City cm Weston Credit Jewellers Harry Twiantiena Wear Robinson Hardware SnrJEilnl in sunnce Agency Sterling Trusts Com Slmilionl and co Grahrm ano Fl lng Jacksons Grill Mayor atom 11 Smith Furniture OK Shoe nopnir voungo anerlel Walter carnr titers armor Motors strnnsmnr Ladch Wur Walkwcll Shoe Store Dlxlea Smoke Shop Stewart Whole sale Zellera mo Barrie nnroe AssocRay Livingston Drugs iuutu of omoaaoarnorr Mens We Will lain Little Esso stir anrriowaoio liilarda itoy Christie ma Store Firman Servicema tlon Epiottr Electric Clarence Coo bett Servlce Station Greer Tramnar tatlon ndleys Flowers Roxy neutron How erry Harris Etnnser lill Wear Le na Llngerle Cottyl Clen en ken Matteu 11m StationW Lowe and Sana cxvarrv cxns ostatlon The total receipts non prorer ad vortisinrnns ms Donations Advance tlek Program advertising Program Inles Hoitoitlcdnt Lfihllltles Harrie Exniltlrier Bank doan to std McNabney unit to Mr McNabney Is Irn provmg COLDWATE though Cold water girls hockey teamls hand capped or lack of pr tic have been showing form recent gameswnh Port The Port girls have ed for several years and with eat practiceshave turned out competent squad for 1957 Recently move hasbeen made toinclude Barrie girls been orga Mr And In Geome vicecnnhnrown Ltd Stephens Vanna boys 100 and interm Bob hecken Top US Skatér Miswié swan its now delinite Two of tde most talked about skaters in the United States will be at theBari rie international speed skating meet and carnival this weekend Word was received that Bobby Snyder an outstanding senior skater trom Detro and Kathy Pigtails Sullivan rising star in the skating world from Cher boygan would be here Just couple of weeks ago Snyder shared the senior mens championship in the national lth veteran national honors trom hini Little Miss gtnils is only 11 years old butis already touted as an alltime great in the inter national silvcr skates meet Detroit ah won the juniorcha pionshipw is for idyearold Kathy holds the national cordof 23 conds in the 220 race There Care stili openings for several local entries SOhop to it classic foristhe local talk so yourparticipation can do much make it splendid games then won mo 220 440880 yards mile mile 3rpile women 2201140 880 yards mile iNTERMEDlATEl and 17 years boys 220 440 880 yards girls the UNioitii and 15 years 22 440 alsoyards mile girls 220 440 lanyards JUVENILE12 and years hoys220 440380 yards girls the same MIDGET 107 and 11 years 440ryards girls same iczarrel umpln ediate males Bread for senior rind inter racefor men onemile race for inen land oneyhiie daughter race 440 yards lxed coupleraceyaao yards and ed relay race three girls one mi Speci ers prim ry school yards viour skiiters primary school gtade and over 220 yards girls school uunder 100 yards rac each or boys arid girlshigh school juniors under 16 220 yards racereach for boys the 111 lupin girls high school1 seniors boon Tili37i iS MD SWIET for wo race each for boys iind George Rune lfi and over 220 yards race each for boys and gins The decathliin championship oi Barrie international meet to be run on 16 and 17 February Saturdayand Sunday or senior men will include mile mile 100 yard dashr 220 yard dash 440 yard dash 880 yard dash 54 mile mile broad jump and bar reijump The winner is decided on total points Barrie nks Reach Qua als In Ontario Spiel Two Barrie rinks qualified or the quarto finals in the Ontario Bonspiel at Toronto Curling Club Frida this gtweek Playing Tdésdaytat Gran teiclu Royai Canadians Club and High Park ClubVern Adams won three andlost threegames while George Kennedy won two and lost four Theyarerin dill erent brackets ofplay but could meet in the sem nal of the Mona sreh Mills competi on it both win flrsggam Kennedy lost terday at Granite Club lost his first at Royal Canadians then won his second at thatclu lost two at Granite won yesterday afternoon from Royal Cnuadians rink at Granite and defeated Unlonville rink at High Park last With =Kennedy are Bruce che rice Ngingreve and Joe Gar ith Adams are Jack Ken Harry Armstrong nd Ken lABAlT TROPHY THURSDAY NIGHT hursdayjntg the Lahatt Trophyseries at Barrie Curling ed 22 points in the league stand phtrois the right wing heal and PeterboroughPetes Playflyersloniglit Very Important Tilt Li if ever ahockey game meant anything to any club then tonights contest at the Eartie Arena is it The participants are the Barrie Flyers and their hottest rivals at the moment the Peterborough Petes The winner of this game couldwell claim the sixth and last playoff spot in the Junior Acircuit But should it turn out that this game is not themost Important tor theser two teams then the game on February 25 vwili be lt one More Date On that date the Fflyera and the Pelesmeet tor the last time this season on Petcrborough ice To recap the Flyers have scor Chasczewski played like million in St Catharina The press gang commented thatthere is none hel tertvhan Big Johnywhgn hes on Dick Cherry of course hasnt ings They havescven games leit to play including tonights The TPT Petes have 19 points three less than the local kids but they have nine remaininggames or four possible extrapoinu whetherit be on detence or on the iorward wall Billy Forhan has been scoring consistently since the turn of the month and now is also due for break on the turned ina bad performance yet has goals Jimmvaoscphson dissolved in my hrciklnst oollec Since startat the can Kryschcn muiine lve had no moremoming sluggisluies Actually Ive got more pcp all day long Th because Knnchcn not only ives mild effective laxative action but it is diuretic tool Try it You will be amazed how much better yauieell Knuscneu ALLDIU STOKE So you see win for the Flycrs tonight would give them five point bulge and even it the Petes strengthof his outstanding per formanccs late mv AN EXAMiNza WANT an did win two extra games they would still miss the boat with theexceptlon of Danny Patrick who is recovering from ligament injury suifeied in an exhibition game week ago to morrow the hometowners seem in tit shape And whilerit is not guaranteed the Flyers will most likely use the some Bs who have looked so wellin the last few games with the local boys Some Good Murray Brydson has played well at centre lee andllay Smith has been valuable bumper back on the bluelinc Blake Ball has been moved to lorward by coach saNiiwicii QUEE 94 humor ST iouii iliNCllliflll PLEASURE lSlllili BUSINESS Closing business deal Just finished shopping Or just dining with friend Youll loye the large selection of fine foods cour teous servicogcongenial atmosphere and very reasonable prices DINING nooMOPiiN 1200 20b pm FnESiiLi iiith TASTE N53 scan 10 voypj om PHONE ea 3242 Hop Emma tend has proven more valuable to the club as an olfenslve player Jim Beckman could score an important goal The club while experiencing some horrible luck lately hasbeen playing its best hockey of the win ter Last weekends losses to the Toronto Marlboros and St Cath arlnuieeiees were unjustified In both games the Flyers had the greaterlchances along th the greater portion omits alas that TeePee game the Flyers it the goal post three times in the very first period DameFortune was always looking the other way iloweverL some of the boys are playing so well that not even Lady Luck shouldbe able to hold them back for long Captain John and Fred Norris BJack Craig and Mac MacAuley CR Harmsworth and Dr WMe Dowell ill Brow and Ray Mitchell Semifinals will he in Friday and the finalISaturday night All games areto he 10 ends Draw ill be made before the Thursday night four games and the series isknockout Rink personnel Vern1Adams John Ough Ernie Bell Phil Love Fred Norris llni Morley Hugh Gibson Harry Young Jack Craig Jim Simpson Allan scott Charlie Christi MacMacAuley OVER AND BAKGA RFIELD mm County can iiivri can nonprnoyvrrn OYERDRIVE EWSNOW TIRES AND Am co omo SPARKLING nanoon isn iNrEnion Lin NEW atlslaction with each Transaction at KERiSTARLGHOUPE you CAN Loo run TQWN nave MA arms PRICED T0gt CLEAR 6504 MUTDBS LT Largest nr licoler oradtorri St in main Jack Coleman Art Webster Fairbrother Dr McDowell Archie Thifiault Gard Miller Jones Harmsworfli Orval Carr Swanquanrn er Browning Emerson Webb gtAmby Rivett Ernie Chris Ciub llinks qualityingby groups areas follow govern Adams ti Ray Mitchell Bert Shelswell Gleno Seandrett Dr Little listemn Dangerfield nlic CHEVRQLE€ littnn You Dllill THE LOWEST PRICES ON NEW on Motors Lt you and LDSMO ELE lilly Xtiy lth AattTll it illRl OX 1H liitfllirllllll il YA sum OMMONPAY THROLIGH ERipAv Fromaroondtha workload right around homo wm eorilribvhmsdmm 35 Dominion Network is ties of indusliinlisls polihctansLgnlar tvinivmoiii Nixi fARiHUR GODFREY rails HIS stony

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