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rimmeaammmc 1111 WI EXAMINER SATURDAY JANUARY no DISTRICT SPORTS Clancy Has Faith In Pride 0i Beeton By leL CURRAN smlcoe COUNTY native in the National Hockey Ileague Wayne Carleton lrorn Beeton hasnt seen as much action with Toronto Lents as his lriends would like but assistant manager King Clancy has indicated this may soonbe remedied Clancy onetimia hockey great says the six lootthree BIZpound 21yearold has the natural talent and size to become one of the top players inthe NHL All he needs is experience to go Along withhis determination and ol course lair share ol breaks THE STALWART from Boston stepped into pro hockey from Toronto Marlboro Juniol club and thy is his second season with the Leaf organization Last winter he performed for lulsa Ollers alter stretch in the NHL andbelore the season concluded he was up with Rochester ol the American League When Carleton was starring ior Marlboro in Jun ior ranks Derek Sanderson was playing centre with Hop Emms Niagara Falls Flyers Always an adept stickhandler the hardskating Sanderson scored goal and assisted in lour others as Boston Bruins clawed Chlcdgo to the first or the weele Encouraged by Sandersons showing Carleton has been putting in extra time at Leal drills and has been given special assistance from Clancy in preparation for more luture aotlon Funeh has been right in bringing him along slowly but its hard to make an ambitious youngster realize it observed the onetime king oi NHL de lencemen altar watching Beetons pride in still workout Carleton was handicapped in his last season in Junior hookey with knee injuries which he now ap pears to have lully shaken OUT IN FRONT at the South Simeoe hockey loop by live points Reg Flemmings Thornton team is scheduled to meet Ivy in the second game at twin biil at Bradford Arena tomorrow night Loretta meets stroudln the that game at ti pm Th rnton pulled away from Loretta with an to trlum on Thursday night in which Ross Cameron rset the oifensive pace with two goals Al Brandt in goaialso was standout with better protection than Paul Pendergast received in the Loretta cage Ken Breedons team has won the south Si mcoe circuit iour times in live seasons but current stand ingswould indieate this is Thornton an Thorn ton reached the linals last spring and then fell apart WITH JUST srx games remainin schedule Huntsville Merchants have first fliergfiihlfif ed in the Georgianhoy Junior hockey loop but there is keen battle going on for scoring honors between Merchants Tim Kelly and Henry Gray Statistics tip to last nights Huntsville at Br ace brldge game showed Grey with 26 goals and 36 as 31 assistsror 6i sists or 62 points with Kelly having so goals and Colllngwoods Mike Hughes had the most goals 32 but with only 20 assists he was well baek re overall points although holding down third spot Another Collingwood sharpshooter Steve Hogg was fourth with 49 points followed by Parry Sounds John at 21 ac Huntsvilles Jim Higgs withiti each and With 20 wins tie and three losses tor 41 points the Merchants have dust one more game at Orlllis next Thursday February Secondplacevcoiling wood has 36 points while Parry Soundhas 34 The Shipbuilders completed their schedule with rousing to win over Huntsville last Tuesday night The Brunswicks have two more games to catch uppplaye ing at Bracebridge tomorrow and then entertaining Orlllla at ParrySound Tuesday night would Two wins Billy Casper stands beside his bail resting iour inches lrtun the cup on the 11th green during Fridays second round Dies In OTTAWA CF Bnlce Draper who played ior Toronto St lillehacis when they won the Memorial Cup in 1961 and then Finland Dumps Sweden 53 lNNSBRUCK CFAF Fine land deleaied Sweden 53 Friday in the sixnation hockey tourna ment which the Soviet Union al ready has virtually won at lhe World Student Games The Soviet Union and Canada which have eight and live points respectively play each other today in their llnai game Finlands victory tied it with Czechoslovakia at our points each Sweden has three and Austria none Canadas University of Terms to Blues which tied Sweden Thursday has won two games tied one and lost one going into todays game went an to career in the IT LIPPED THE CUP in the has Angeles Open in Pasadena Aided by the wind he hit No iron irom 200 yards away and the ball lippcd the cup as ltrolled to stop Bruce Draper Ottawa American llockey League died oi leukemia in hospital hcre Fri day lie was 27 He was top AHL rookie in lirst pro year 196162 amassing 25 goals and 40 assists lol 65 points with Rochester He loler also played ior Her alley and Baltimore oi the AHL Dchver oi the Western Hockey League and Sudbury of tho Eastern Professional Hockey league He was upJor one game with Toronto Maple Leafs ol the NHL ill 1562433 He is survived by his wile and two chlldrehlllis twin brother Dave is athletic director at loone College Montreal llis lather Jock Draper also once played or Toronto in OilA senv hgm he was going td Fort Worth t7 ior ranks MORE COMMON Cordless electric lamps shav ers and toothbrushes are be coming increasingly common due in part to rcchargahle nick elcadium batteries loll WEEKS on nyconlanvmrr cuntnepotism The leadership quailtlea at tel trenun Jon Weeks were evident int nlrht beiore nearly an noisy Barrie Arena partisans The red headed lire season veteran oi Barrie mentor and latmnediato team was in top lorrn scoring lour gosh Flyers trimmed delendlng Ontario senior cham pion Kinedonltces or in de clam rooms The yin mg ed on earlier at borne lee ro verat at the hands of Ace last month lust prior to their do parting or am The rtunb 1mg Wan entry now has lost other ts with Combined with Coilingwoodl 52 decided aver Guelph Regnlr liyera edged within live points oi lilth place The local entry now holds airpoint bulge over math pbce Beiievllie Mo Hawks who tripped Woodstock Alanna zHast night in hidden death overtime Alter an unusually dew start Weeks has caught lire down the stretch and his rtrongest oiled sive eiiort ol the season raised hlr total goal production to Jim Burke collected his second goalin as many games lo rhoot Flyera into the original lead Tracer andsyl Am tied the bnefly ntha oniyKinutan Pinyeflobeltfirolldcmbob TIMELY SURGE Woeh big drive was mod timely as the Barrie club exper ienced mating misses in the games early stages and they colddnt buy god risotto holding big edge in play The high scoring centre reg istered the winning goal It 620 at the second period then silenced ihe deim with third period natural hat trick 10mm tar all our form of year ago when they streaked to the regular season title with long winning streak They only unmixed rdatively easy shots at Errol hicKibbon including just iour in the open ing 20 minutes At the other end ol the ice Neil Perry was very busy netmioder Flyerr bombarded him with it drives 16 pl them in the middle nation Many more chances slipped wide or the mark and no es than low goal posts were struck Eightwinger Ron Vermelts was the most unlortuaate Flyer lie twice was denied by the goal post with short backhanders and large ppenings available On another occasion he missed loose puck that rested on the Collingwoodl Dumps in other games Colllagwood Kings deleaied Guelph Regsls 5a to move into second place in the standing behind Toronln Marlboro and Beiieville lilo cans 24 llm surke glut the other Bar rie goal and Syl Apps scored the lone Kingston marker Crazies lluwlts downed Woodstock Al Regals la Coliingwood lice Brainard scored three goals to pace the Kings Dave Filter and Clare Alexander scored the other Coliingwood goals Butch blar tln and Tom Small scored in Guelph Jim Plane and Barry Godson got the goals ior Bollevllle and Don Smith scored ior Wood stock Back In Wings Net By GRAHAM COX CIaudlnnPress Stall Writer sSome young players riihit wonder what it takes to stick in the NationalHockey League George Gardner of Detroit Red Wings apparently thought he knew the secret until Friday when manager Sid Abel told the Centrai Prolessionhl League in exchange ior Roger Orozler Gardner started the season as Crozlers alternate in the De troit netsond supported Roy Edwards when Orozier quit the team Nov because he could By mm anarr Canadian Press spam Editor The senior coachoi the Rus sian team says the hockey squad Canada is sending to the winter Olympics in Grenoble France next month appears weaker than the club his team onto the spot Wherevthey woujda bestin the world cha thellrtlrplacers in the firstjround while the team iilnishing third meets the sixth team now certain to be Penetang as LEADERS the Merchants will meet the team which tinlshes fourthwhich could beEarrie A05 in best louroutof seven semifinal deuttilly play at Penetang tomorrow lthe tallend Bracehrldgesquadlor their as sche uied game next Friday February The ACs inci and til it visit The Orlliio club whichhow rails aa by single point has two ough assigninents to lilish Besides taugling wt arry Sound Brunswiyks on the latters lee Tufiiay they have to entertain Hunts viile athome on Thursday February Judging lirompast performances itlooks even bre in Earries remaining pal isstyear Russia downed Canada in that encounter winning the tournament Conadacame third present Olym pic squad oii that counny doesnt look so larrnidahle as the teamltwhich played in the last world championships Prob ahly one or thriieasonslslbe abs Exam modes warm Canadian chances complete however lm alraid ol being too hasty with my conclusionsshout the prospects oi the Canadian inter national ia Grenoble You can always expect sudden tbun dersierm coming lrom that di rtinnz all these years at games and rivalrywiththe Canadians ivo grown accllstoroed to some thing changing emong themat the lastminuteand iortha bet ter new gilted and experi enced manls inserted unexpect edly in the lineup else the trainers spring so orlgrn tacti cal surprise at the deuslvn mo gled out goalie Ke Brodlncklor his resinous deriul playln meat at Winlupeg and said Terry ornalley Ray ceulemr and Gary Beg toyed ceptiaaal intelligence saw GaryDineen in Moscowsad Leningrad at the and 31 last November Ho ble Cdnadions fgWeclker Russian Coach Savs couhl then Huck show his real Centre Danny OShea he cred ited with constant drive and deadly shooting but our guards in general hav coped with him so to and suited Dishes ior alow initial speed JErlanGlennle 21yearold do lenoeman playing his firstyear with the national team Chemy an bodyeh chips in an andbeknows from his partner what they expect 3me rival guard hint at an ho knowshnw1to are new he won not not stand the pressure oi lend inggoal Gardner is Eyearold La cbine Que native who played his juuior hockey ior Niagara Falls Flyers oi the Ontario jun ior circuit The Flyers also pro ducod Bernie Parent and Doug Favell oi Philadelplda Fiyers in his lzgamu so tar this season Gardner has last 32 goals ior 267 average He had just helped the sagging Wingsto 44 do and 41 vic tory alter they had lost seven at eight games with Edwards in goal The change becomcs ellective tonight with Croiler moving in as fnuraher one man ior the lags wallowing in last lilacs the Eastern Division when they play host to Philadelphia leaders oi Western Di ion PRESSUKES GROW As it that isnt enough pres sure tor man of even stable newer Crazier will go before nationwidemaudieace the next day as Detroit is in Minnesota against the North Stars lor the first Sunday game on us telee vision since the football season and lmportat games5aiurday are in Montreal and Toronto and Sunday in Chicago Bostorlh ins leaders in the lorwhat shapes as battle lodepoint odgoaon Mashed TorontaMaplaleaie and Chl cago Black Hawks into their homemde senes tied ior leading ton double vice are and Only iourpoints behind do too siczNow York Ranger play Penguinsin Pittsburgh suing middleman Pitmhurgh is inhoston or to otli Sundsyg count allowed east are vtslting the Canadians jar first place new has lamb place tw peintsbehind torylor either team could plit PlyersBoun Aces JON WEEKS Hoarmt goal line with Perry well out at the may xr Flyers simply outskaied their highly rated opponents and their hookchecidng was impres Iivo This in it er strategy was most cileciive while they were man short Mom Bill Brethmlcr oi Brampton assessed live minor penalties io Flyers During the 10 minutes when har rlo was at disadvantage King ston mustered only three week shots at liicKibbon Kingston served iour minor penalties all assessed to Bob Brown who was filling in on de fence One of tho iniractiorls booking call at 125 ot the third period led to Weeks laurih The st it tr pone was goa ess and Flyors had some good chances as they held 1M shooting edge in the early min liics Dave Nichol lshen was stalled by Perry The tall Flycr centre scooped up the re bound circled the net deked Perry out at position and hit the post with his backhander This miss served as an El amen or things to come Midway in the period CorbylAdams had big scoring chance He was blocked alicr cutting in sharply on leed pass irom llawio Forbes BURKE STRIKES Burke who is playing strongly since being used regularly drew iirsl blood ior Barrie at and at thesecond period The pack deflected in oil Perrys pad as he sat down in an eliort to block Burke parked at the side of the net Kingston raarod back and liob Rawson banked long shot oil the post as he aimed at the KingstonGoal Perry Dc team Burega Bali Brown Gebhardt Forwards Convery Collins Earl Carry Long Splott Apps Rawson BarrioGoal llieltibbon De lence Gariepy Robertson Forbes Forwartt Gibson Nieliolisheab Vermeite Adams Meelu Dubeall Stilt Burk Ferguson Knowles heieree BillvBreihauer oi Penal Brown tint 30 Bmwa trip isms Stitr trip lazso Sound Period Barrie Burke Knowles lio hobertson elbow anepyiint use Brown 1734 Third Period Flames Penalties Nicholishen charg Barrie Adams itript oru Guelph season signed his1968 contract tar skie ol gaping Barrie net Aces kept up the pruslre and Apps finally pushed the puck in to the wide open crease with hizliibhon sprawled on his storm or The deadlock stood up inrlw than two minutes belore Weeks broke the game open with great ellort at 621 He broke down ice alonetirom centre and steered the purl into the target as he lost his balance on the take With Ken Robertson all ior cl bowing Mcliibbon made bi save to prevent another stale male lie snared whistling drive lrom the point with Coll parith just inches awa F6 lirst clincher at lzl oi third period was mas terpiece ol control At 10 tcct range he rillcd one irom the slot using linemale Adams and Brown as screen Shortly ol tar lichlbbolI through with another big save denying Tom Carly at point blank range About the same time Don Spidcr Gibson blocked slap shot irom the point with hi1 right toe and limped oll Alter missing one shiit he returned However the pain was too much and he retired or the night The Mary was Inter diagnosed as bruised toe and he is not expect ed to mist any action rowan itutv At I156 Week scored Igatrl rapping in quickrelay oil crisp pass combination with lid ams and hay Gorlepy The ameslinal goal came on rrle power play Standing um covered 20 ieet directly in treat Illa net Weeks startled an unprepared Perry with lost reI lay at Adams pass lrom the Mt wing boards Flyers were without the serv ices oi delencemun Tom Hicks still nursing pulled Achilles tendon Garlopy Forbes and Robertson handled all the bio lino work while coach Jack Dyto used lo lanyards lama Knowles back alter ndsslng one game through iorchcad gash was used sparingly mostly on penaltykilling work Kingston was short stalled with only it players dressed Six regulars were among the missing including dolenccmen John Ford and Bob olaios lur wards Rod Graham John liler car home Ferguson and Gary Grcsdahl Little used Ed Long wassummoned into service and he took regular turn at centre ior Carty and Jim Sprctt Alsa ubSent was Kingston conch Ma jar Dan McLeod Flyers next lace llle lormld able chore of visiting Coiling wood Kings this Tuesday at on They will be up against ng jinx as Collingwood has corded 13 wins and one against Barrie since lilarcb of loss senior STiiX Ontario Senior 21 lo 13 19 10 13 11 1743 15 17 12 20 19 111 Toronto lollingwood Gait Kingston Guelph EfiEEEEq Belleville Woodstock cairville at Ormia Results Friday Woodstock Bellevillo Kingston Barrie on llgwoodl Games Today Woodstock at Kingston Guelph at Toronto Orillia at Gait Games Sandy Collingwood at Guelph Galist ookville t552sgt condense 53n2223=5 Efifi Carew the AJlIEilcall leagues Rookie of the Year last baseball with Minnest Twins many lor hmated doubliugoi his