Ontario Community Newspapers

Barrie Examiner, 5 Nov 1959, p. 6

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SPORTS TYPE his ny STEVE ioNasco sigma anim Tim Llewellyn is oung an Iron over nine whoedoue many eventful things slut coming toCInnda One was doing the ail night watch with the Municipal Police Another was racingoomss the Five Points in recordtime Last week he took in his first ice hockey game lied he seen last nights thriller hed un doubtedly have bcén unable to write the following When Iietit be limited about among friends and associates around here had never seen hockey game in myliie the eyebrows went Just as high as if had asked ior rye and ginger in Salvation Army soup queue But it was true Until they dragged rather dubious looking me along in Barrie arena Friday night had never witnessed hockey game ice hockey that is We used to play field hockey back where hail Irom but thats tame Why Ionly saw one serious concussion in game in which was concernedand played field hockey for well over two months solid Funny That was the last game ever did play come to think it Hoikeys most spinetingling few seconds that dining whichgn penalty shot is being made could have proycd the dilfercnee betweena loss or tie possibly victory for the Barrie Flycrs last night However the free throw was missed and the Flyers dropped 54 dcciSion to Guelph Blit mores their second in is many nights Both clubs have re mrds mu 0N PUCK Flyers were awarded the pew alty shot midwzw through the second stanza when Pat Asscl tine n8iltmore reargusrd tell on the puck inhis goal crease Pierre Gagno look the free chance but was foiled by goalie Gil Viilemure When he tried to outguess the Guelphin at close range ilad Gugne scoredthe score would have been 31 in favor of For my first ever hockey game Canadian style there had to be preparations of course First thing they told me was that it would be something pretty cold in there what with the ice and all so stacked up in my hockeywatcher kit Heavy undershirt shirt two sweaters and thick woollen car coat seemed enough but still shNered slightly as waited outside hallexpecting tosee st Bernard dog posted at each exit Maybe its Just that Im tough but come second period Imsslttlng sweating in my shirt sleeves while theiemnle who had accompanied me kept ndmon ishingme to dress and hadnt better be careful or my cough would get worse Mutterings from benind as sat happy in cotton shirt suggested to me perhaps had better enter into the spirit so redonned one of my woollens Asia the game itseu wellIve watched the Welsh play rugby Cleveland Indians play baseball Harlem Globetrotters play basketball Australia play cricket and an Irishman drink seven doubles in 10 minutes dead but tor excitement and mean sheer exalte ment Ill take hockey everyhtiine was impressed and dont mind admitting it In tact shall befibaok next weeki1 theyll let me in wont attempt to be critical Id as lieijudge baby contests but say winning 82 after being down 20 is rancy shooting in anybodys language Id also like to award my congressional medalof honor or the weék to the Barrie goalie He must have awful sleepless nights sometimes And although the powers that he tell me it was not one of the Flyers most skillful attempts of the season they certainly lave the fighting spirit Talking or fighting splrltI liked that bit where one of the cthers hauled on at loudinouth spectator with his stick Thats the stufl guess thats not in the game but its certainly an advantage tofhave sticks used to play riigby and you had to wait until after the game git you wanted to admonish member of the audience This way its pretty sharp must con fess Someoner shouts why dont you watch where youre passing youfatlout and you Just give him quick backhand with your stick It took me quite atew movies Queens Park three nights running two major league games and painful raiternoon with one or those big gloves to get todike baseball but zone hockey game and Im convert Long live Canada Penalties Brewerfioronto 35 NHL LEADERS Standings Montreal won lost tied points 19 Poinlszl Horvatli Boston 19 Horvath Boston 12 Assists Baihgate New York NHL STARS who scored two goals as the Maple Leafs defeated the New York Rangers 4o Wednesday night 11 shutouts Saweliuk Detroit George Armstrong of Toronto the Hills The goal may have thrown spark into the local ill4 lockers As it Wasathe lolly at the close of the first 10 minutes of play was 50 for the Bushmen gt The Flyers came ailyiug in the finale scoring our times and missing on half dozen other chances in the last minutes and 53 seconds of the game NERVERACER The splurge had the fans on their feet and the Bills on edge Villemure who was somewhat sensational in the first two per iods was found to he Jillmllll after nil Flyers scored three goals with in threeminute nndrliveséc and span The fourth tally came with 42 seconds lelt topiary in the game SixteenAyeorold Wayne Clair inont who is showing marked improvement eoch time out counted the lost two goals Pl erm Gagne and steady Ellison Leclnir counted the others Rod Gilbert scored two goals for the Biltmores with Assai tine Bob Cunningham and Jean Ratello rapping in singletons The game got all on the wrong foot as far as lhe local club and spectators were concerned when Asseltines shot from about 30 feet out changed direction and found resting place after hit tiogui Barrie stick While only dozen penalties were called it was fairly rug ged game Bill Buntain of the BilLslost three teeth when high sticked by Marcel Tessier Tms got liveminute sentence for live Why the penalty at all It certainly wasnt inten tionall Berf Brown another Bilt got clipped for live stitches on the side oi the nose He drew blood which usually culls Tails Just51161 Flyerslilele Rolfe whos unp oged tolpick upni least one Islet in th our games played sullend bmlsed law when but ted alter rana BillJnto the boards plains instrumental era in the standings but it should boostthcir stock as far on Bar the lam are tonecrned ltjmu agteat comeback but still not quite enough to pick up at least point Still with hi oi luck and finesse around the net they could have come out all right its long season Eddie Bush the Biltxnore tor said his club looked like the New York Rangers or two periods then Booml He admllled he was lucky to escape with two big points Friday night Hamilton Tiger Oibs are visitors on Barrie ioe GUELPll goal Villcmure defence chruu Donaldson Lewes Asscltlne McMahon for wards Yusko Gilbert Estelle Dohcrardino nninghn in Brown Ouimct Buntain Eavero Kralt Andreas BARR goal Rutledge delence Rolfe Westlail Bub ledge Middleton Wright wards Gagno Lenoir SLjOnge Miller Knili Awrey Jones Tessier Claimant Panchuck Officials refe Hugh Me Lcan linesmen Friday and Joe Smith all oi Hamilton Attendance 1022 turnstiles First Period ixlsiltsl Asseltino Penalti Kralt lpplng 235 Hunting and Wright high oiling 717 Guelph henchpen alty served by ouirnet is Tessler high sticking 1711 sienna Period Bills Gilbert gimme McMahon iits Cunningham ouiniel Gllhertl 311 gllbelrt Reteie 5Binicl Gilbert are ion Was SPOIlSEdll°l Penalties Wlight lump it 549 St Ougo cross dices115 TORONTOtfliGeorse Dul 711 Kraft liuterlerence 1314 mantelthermos editnr oflhe Barrie penalty shot when Guelph Telegram died in hospital Wed player fell on puck in own goal MSW leukemia Hg was 502 crease ilrom TbeTeiegreni in June be causeofpoor health had been in andoutoihospiiaiior the last year He was appointed Telegram sports editor in 1957 after more than years of reporting Balore coming to The TelegraQO 1943 he workedonJho Gwen und SimTimes Windsor Star dronlo Star Peterborough Examiner and Toronto Globe andmsil Eehad experience asa news reporter Thlnl Period Flyers Gagne Westlallp Khibbs Flyers Leciair Tessier Rollo 8Flyers Claimant Fillers claimant Tesser lAwrty 35 ghting majors atelle hooking 632 Asselhnev inten ierence 1037 Shots on goal By Guelph and deskrnenas well assspar Mn Dillmage whli raigned gt KNEBS11ANDAWREY 0F FLYERSWANXI GUELPH NET ll in elph he was the son of Mark Balinese editor of The Sundfimesior 26 years George grew upin gwen Sound where he covered his first sports story at the age of 13 After high school he spent two years asn candy makor hardware clérk railway news vendor and waiter before going into the newspiiper profes sion permanently PHONE PIA 82414 mun madman mm AD Hershey HOCKEY RECORD Nadiai League Montreal Detroit Toronto Boston New York Chicsgo Weduudayo ltualt New York Tamil Tonighll Games New York at Montreal Boston at Detroit American League APLI 87 32 14 16 12 55 ll 3311 42 55 assess sssnnngt sariits Providence Springfield Rochester Quebec 045 Bulfan Cleveland Wednesdayl RHuIII Springfield Providence Cleveland Hershey DEA Senior Chathum assass KW oos Malvlmir AROUND Dutchies Top Senior Loop TORONTO CF we Kitchener Woterloo Dutchmen have scored the most goals in the Ontario Hockey Association Senior seriesCentre Ken Laulmau has picked up three of the Dutchies 23 goals which with 10 assists makes him the leagues leading pointgetter with 13Trailing ally three points is Kite enerl Ron St Coth Windsor whith Belleville Fridays Gnmel Whitby at Chalham KitchenenWoterloo nt Bellevilie OEA Junior Altsl St Michaels ll ti Barrie 15 17 Guelph 2001514 Hamilton ii 123 Mnrlboros Pole Wednesdays Results uelph Barrie Tonights Gum st Gatherings at Peterborough Marlboro of Hamilton WuIern League Winnipeg Victoria Seattle Spokane Saskatchewan Junior Moose Jaw Estevan Melville Regina MIA Yr Windsor1 Leanilngtou 10 Head in our games had Il iowed six goals and recorded one shutout or an average of 150 Muir with six goals and four no sists in third position is another Dutchmen Pennin ion with four goals and five as is Bob Attersley of Whitby Dunlan as five goals and three assists Oliicial statistics released to day including bames of Sunday Nov show Don Head of Wind sor Bulldogs holding first place in the goalkeepers standings 1n ll lALrAIRMSAW UNIT lOR YéURf HOME wonKsHon 14995 7inorrnnie how 11 mix SAVE 700 Oscillating 5mm 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