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Baltimore ms MIMI EXAMINER WAY mm II SPORTS COMMENT Hockey Hyers Plan To Retain Entry By CHRIS AYLOTT DESPITE THB usual rumors to the contrary Bar rie Fl ers have every intention of operating Senior clu next season according to team managercoach Ilm Short Proving that running hockey team is yearround operation Short yesterday revealed that glans for the 198788 OHA season locally are already the working stages in this television era organized hocke below the pro ranks operates on yeartoyear be Due to elcvision and the current trend towards family gar tid tion sports over the ast decade local ey clu have experienced it ficulties in boosting fan interest This is common problem as leagues annually change entries and some even reorgaan and me The premise that only losers run into financial it eultics no ion or plies This season alone there was considerab dc to even before the schedule be an on the merits of creating league with such great tances to travel and the resultant increase in ex penses RUNNING senior hockey club is an annual gamble financially There is never any guarantee of an operating profit and nrore often than not club faces deficit Even teams that are successful on the ice and draw steady crowds have problems as the play off series stretch out through March and April 0p erating costs increase along with travelliniaexpenses An exam le of this was several seasons ck when Woodstoc Athletics advanced all the way to the Allan Cup finals before bowing out at Winnipeg to the Maroons As bad to clean 11 their finances be fore they could even consider fiel in team the fol lowing fall as defending OHA cham ons The rice of glory and civic spirit as participants in Outer as best amateur hockey league is high We have nothing but admiration for the team operators who annually bear the heavy financial burdens in order to keep their communitys representative alive FOR JIM SHORT there is no such thing as an off season This sportsrninded citizen is also president of tire successful Barrie and District Mens Senior Softball Lea no He noted yesterday first meeting willbe calls in the very near future with the season just 10 weeks away The circuit which last year con sisted of Orlllla Mustangs Elmvale Palace Hotel New market Barrie Plaza and Barrie Stewarts Garage is expanding for 1967 imperialEastman repeat playoff kings of the Bar rie intermediate loop in their two years of erdstence last fall were accepted into the senior league and Nottawa Hedmen are posible seventh entry The latter club well known to local fans for their strong showing in tournament play here is young team They walked away with Blue Mountain League honors last season WITH THE ADVANCEMENT of lnrperialEesiman to senior ranks the intermediate league is left with five holdovers from 1968 pennantwinning Coop Clarkson Hotel Consumers Gas West Bend and Bor den Plyers Whatever the final makeupof this lea results there will be plenty of activity over at ueens Park this summer in use almost nightly more than 100 games will be played there even before the OASA and local playoffs start EXHIBITION BASEBALL By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS At Fort Lourterdnle 1ln itostont 100 ON 00 If New York 0001 OOX 6101 Stephenson Magrinl ftohr and Tilinton Moses at Ford Tlllotson 51 Olive or and Gibbs Bryan HB NYk Whitoker At Miami Fla Knnlnl City OM ON 001 003 02 sex11 11 Drinm Roberts 51 Stock 71 I71 him to and Casanova French l7 At Phoenix Arls Cleveland 000M 10102 77 San Fran 200000000 set Horizon Culver Bailey Hort 101 and Sims Raiser Bolin Henry of Gibbon Larson and cht Barton HR CloWagner At Scottsdale Arts California 100 000 12 81M Chiclgo 012 121001 It Georgians Win MoHawk Series XIILISGWND Georgian Grins state the winning ferm ulI from their 011A Senior Herod rivals on home Ice last night and advanced into the semifinal round The surviving Simeoe MU entry meekcd Betterrile Mofiaaiu relentless ly before died house of 1100 and pull out vlo tory the seath and decid ing contest of their bestof setcn mmeNlnIi series Georgians who finished sec and am the 10 entries over the seams odtcdula grlod nev await the winner of the Wood stock Athletics Guelph Hoists Series quartsstool They ptay tomqu In serentb game It Voodsredt Georgians non on strong checking game tactic Mn Hawk nod to earlier games to force the series to the limit The hosts fumed ahead so on firstperiod goals by Dave Fit for and Hcc Brainnrd Georg fans eatendcd their advantage to three when Fitter struck Igarn early in the second pop fed on power play Former Barrie Jturlor Flyer Bob Taylor registered the only Believilte marker lust six sec onds short of the world per lods conclusion 1110 teams then skated thron scoreless and pensitydree fln a1 period as Georgians success fully hold off an improved last ditdr Bellerillo drive MoHawks hardprcstcd three man bluelino unit of playing coach Floyd thawford captain Lionel Betty and Greg Marchcn was hardprcssoi in front of lo yearvold goal sensation Steve Rexc Georgians fired as drives at che many of them labelled Only some incredible biodts by Heirs prevented the score from motrnting Despite the man power disadvantage on dotcnco Bclloville played well and mo mentuy lapses proved the dir fercnce The first setback produced two test goals for Georgians in the seventh minute of the open er Georgians caught the vie fibre with their defame down as Fitter and Brainard burst through to score from close quarters 21 seconds apart BOWLING HOLIDAY LADIES Nesdeyi ZHigh Single Nancy Emma High Triple Emma 533 Team standings Tigers 111 Hobbits 110 Squirrels 90 Bon nies 00 Chipmunks to Lions rz MONDAY NIGHT MIXED High Singles dudy Shambrl 70 Caivin Cripps 282 Ed Scarle 52 High Triples Seatla 687 By ron Patton 505 Shambrl tilt Game Scores Underdogs Mastercrafts Greenhorns Tandy Leather Evergrccns Bobcats Wings Devils MarPowers Screwdrivers Team Standings Wings 60 Underdogs to Screwdrivers 43 Devils Tandytz Evergreen 42 Mastercrafts to Morqu 31 38 Greenhorns 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llllehle rt orrd Oliver Jenkins Kreulser Bosmonl Volleyball rirrar Set Ior Toronto ITOHONTO CPI The Cn nndlnn volleyball champion ships orlglnally scheduled for Montreal will be played this weekend in Toronto nton Furlorrl president of trtturio Volleyball Assocla tan and sccrclnlycf the Can said Wednesday to scrum was changed when civic rs wen on strike in Mon =1 WillhlteI Colllgan It Bccblcrt 71 Turner and Egan He now Nickro Simmons t1 Culp and Hundley Berteli HR CalG Banks At Vero Beach Fla St Louis 001 0011111 5161 Los Aogelea ootoooroos 51 Gibson Jackson Woodc ahlck and McCarvcr Ro mano Drysdsle Duffie Brewer 71 Blillngham and Boseboro Torbory morm Over reused can to stock and here are or couple of exunples of Dnngerflelrra weekend SpoolII TIIINIPI for Summer Trips Lubrlcauon washing Free Pickup Ind Dc livery Free coffee while your car is being serviced IIONS 19 Bradford St mosh rsr Iry nont Ania Body l965 varranr va original finish with only 19000 miles One owner Slant with radio and automch tranmussion Finished in doby beige with matching interior and the balance of Mystere someone or fiveyear warranty Licence No 15745511 Owners nanre nven upon request Yours for $200 Down and $6960 Montth I965 INTERNATIONAL fourwhoa drive Scout Pickup 15000 original r1111 Perfect for service station operator farmer or sportsman $250 DownBalance over 36 months Dangerfield Motors Bradford so north An clbuvrltfl Marry to harm Plans at 130 of the second stanra opened the door for Ill lerI Insurance marker as 16 Sanding uncovered at the edge of the crease fitter tipped In long bluelrna drive from Dave httComh past the dcfencelcss Rose defensive mistake siso cost Georgiam Chuck Jewell shut out in the final minute cf the second period Bob Taylor p1 fercd sth Pass off his Col Iinzuood namesake Hon uhecl ed widely and but Jewel with short oselrtundsr Jewell who faced In Me Hawk driaus left themme mo mentnrlly with less than three minutes to so in regulation time It was struck beneath the lip bylhlflrdtnthrtreturncdaf ter mick repairs his game nos delayed for full hour since 11 Hellevllls bus broke dorm east of Orillia LONG NIGHT nelmille goal Hose do fence Botly Marcheo Crawa ford forwards Brown Marin cau Bob Taylor McConnell Motiplne Bradford Darling Plane Menard Gresdahl Bake or Collingnood goal Jewell ccne Henderson Collins Gan iepy Bergeron lion Taylor for want Nicr McComb Lunr ley Abbott Smilb Bralnard Keith St Doze llomley Referee Bob Nadin iiilt men Ron Ego and Ross Mag nus all of Toronto First PrrInd CollingwoodFiltcr Lumicy iIcOombI 771 OellingnoodBralnard Abbott Henderson Pemlilcs liamlcy Abbott blslick roar Marchcn int 161uhiclolrrh fcirarg 1740 Second Period CollingumdFillcr McOonrb Lumley BcileviiIeffnylor Bradford Brownr to at Penalties Plane elbow LED Plane Xcheck 115 Bradford and St rOnge trough 14311 Third Period ho scoring No penalties lid Shots on Goal By Belteville t1 014 By Coliingwood 13 1337 BEN IIROUGIIT IIIIIDS Benjamin Franklin introduced the now common Hungarian partridge to North America Tubeless Biackwall SENIOR SIIiX SERIES Pt Collronood re 11 Beliefllie 11 Id hot lehts Scorn Coilingaood Belleville Deniminsured Woodstock Guelph FridayGait It Kingston Satindean at Gait Thomion Wins Final Opener Dcfendln playoff champion Loretta fel t4 to the strong 196641 rim place Thornton err try in the opener of the South Slmcoe Hockey League cham pionship final round at Bradford Arena Second game in the best of seven round is slated for tonight at Bradford start ing at mo pm The series can tlnocs this Sunday and one week from tonight both with asopm starts Loretto drcw first blood in the earl moments but Thornton roared ark on even terms of 1705 of the opener Bob Broloy then pulled Thornton in front to stay with two fast goals within 25 seconds during the early stages of the second period The score remained 54 in Thorntons layer at the second intermission but Broloy deliver an again this time feeding Man ty Elliott with pass for the fourth rally at 1050 of the final period Doug Monks cut the gap down to pair for Loretta two minutes later but thx uus the cxlcnt of their comeback thoughts Lorclto gained the finals for the second strnlglrt season by eliminating Slroud three straight in the best of five semifinal round First place Thornton earned the right to ohollenge Lorotfsr for the playoff title by dropping Punswick sr in their snrnldinal set US BEATS AUSTRIA GRAZ Austria AP The United States hockey team edged the Austrian squad to Wednesday night in warmup game for the 1961 world champ lorrships The world champion ships begin Morch intend lost through March 19 In Vienna sires sonataoasis pm MuStcrngs Romp In RCAFA SemiFinals In sudden death semifinal action Mustangs preserved their 19665 RCAI Association Mid got Juvenile hockey undefeah ed record The runaway first place tinishcrI finished in nur ry with seven third period scores to ennh third place Sabres $1 In the other semifinal match fonrthpiaee Typhoon upset run ncrup Hurricanes Mustangs who have record of 15 wins and two ties from 11 starts now meet proons for the 1967 plAyoff title and lira Barrio Arena hophy next Thres day March Game time It Barrie Mom is 730 pm Dcsphe formal effort by Iron Cameron llurrlcanos fell on thavahort side of do oeion ogninst 13mm The runnersup finished the Moms regular schedule eight points back of Mustangs with 1M1 rceorcl StevePollord and David Reilly shot Typhoon ahead 20 with goals late in the opening lod before Cameron scored first the only goal of the middle frame at 510 Grog Wolfcnden then register ed the winner or 550 of the fi ate Store Shoughncssy produc ed on insurance marker nt 1525 before Cameron allied again in Carl Brewer May Not Play VIENNA CPIWith the cur tnin about to go up on the 11167 world amateur hockey churns plonshlp speculation mounted that Canada will have to go Into the tournament without star dcfcncemon Carl Brewer Brewer formerly with Torgt onto Maple Leafs of the Na tional Hockey League who got his amateur reinstatement this season is sold to have suffered chnrleyhorso during the Conn dlens pre tournament sxhlbl tlon tour There was no word from olfl clals of Canadas national team on Brewers condition however They have until Soturdoy deod llne for naming the final team rosters to decide whether he can play ThoHussiuns world chem pions since 1063 are hcnvy lov orltcs to keoplhelr title during the 12day tournament In this Austrian capltnl umnorar lAREDO la The rain fig pawl losing cause lust of seconds chm of the fbrfl buns The loserI were assessed five of seven penalties including fiverninute roughing major to Cy Atkinson In the final minute of the second period Each side reduced lhcirfirst goal with man advantage The Mustangskbre contest wa timed runaway during the final 20 minutes After the tint place finishers had managed to cling to Ht leld It the second intermission The winners displayed balance on the attack ll nine yera Ihared In the goal col ection DaIe hirdwood mot timings in front at 19 of the first period and Dan Mslonay recorded the eventual winner at the 15 min ute mark of the middle session George Cameron red the third Mustang goal lust nine sec onds after the opening foceoff of the final period Bill Mncihcr sort managed the lone Sabre score ust over three minutes later efora Andy Wickstcd found the mark at 519 to start the runaway Other goals come from Brian McFadden Brent Smith floss Denney Mike Modi gan and John Hope TYPIIOONS IIUfiIiICANES typhoon McGibbon miss worm Guthrie Klilin Wollon den ORdlly Cobb Trumbley Pollard Dorlon Shaughnessy Kocslng Dian Scott Thompson Shellswell frvlnc Hurricanes Smith Kelly Walton Ca moron Com eron Loigh Adams Sarmders Burke Atkinson Bowen Ham mond Mlcks Agnew Farnell First Period 1113phoons Pollard Cobb 10 Typhoons Olteiily 1315 Penalties Fsrnell trip 10 tklnson histick CANADAS FINEST SHOES FOR MEN FROM $2495 55 Dunlap St East Second Period sifrarricanu Cameron pasta Sam rotor 50 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