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smimlm BUNDLE or NEBsz Bob Wrights knee doesnt heal enough so that he can play soon the Barrie Flyers may not have him back at all this year Ruggéd Robert who if hsdoes nothing else keeps the opposing forwards honest sat with usln the pressa box Friday night He was getting so excited that we had to put him to work keepingshoisongoal Even then Bob was up out ofseat most of the time Almost as though he was on the ice Bob was shouting int him hithiml Hmongexcept for the few times Dale Rolfe rubbedearclny Piaget along the boards the more didnt hit anyone By thetime the game was over Wright was bit shakey almost as though hed played 60 minutes on the icein the roughest toughestgame of his career We couldnt help but mafia at Wrights nervous nessHe feels more pain not beingable to play than havinghis leg strapped Bobs actions in the press box told the story of his hockey career brief though it may be He wants to play and play it hard Robert is misunderstood sort of guy Most people even local fans feel he is dirty hockey player with that we violently disagree He is still young and bit awkward More often than not when he attempts to belt an opposing player he misses orcatches him with knee or elbow Bob doesnt try to hit illegally but in his anxiety to do his job he miseues Hes had only one black mark against him sinca coming to the Flyers last season That was belting Plager over the head with his stick The fact that Pla nor swungfirst is no excuse Robert just lost control as so many youngsters do With this season and two more iunior years still ahead of him wears confident Bob will settle down and become fine hardhitting rearguard With ex perience will come finesse meaning fewer penaltiw Erratic as he may be at the present Bob is still an asset to this club Not too many forwards will try to skate down his side after theyve been run into the boards few times in succesdon Object of dafenoeman is to keep the opposition away from the net and the puckA boy can be over zealous and get into trouble However as long as hes trying to dose 10bhell ncrt be tonguelashed too often In two 165m last week Flyers didnt throw one bonitide bodybheck Theyjdldnt seem to be trying The opposition loves this They know they can skate at will towards them net Hurry Bobl Get baokiMo theelineupandglvo the Flyers lift and the opposition few falls WIIJ LEAGUE ACT Weve heard about Marlboro defenoeman Roger Cote threatening over cm to get even with Barries Marcel Tessie from several people We did not hear theaotusl broadcast but do believe it so because the people are honest We do not know whot has happened between the and of the game and todays presstime We do hope however that word of thethreat has reached DEA of fioials We hopdtheyghéivs the guts to dosomething about it Bote has been in and out of trouble umpteen times since joining the Marlboros Hes always escaped with out too much punishmentftoo Is this because the game officials afidthegleagueoflicials are almid to reprimand Toronto player Bob Wright ofthe Barrie Fiyers got into his first bad act in the first game of the year at Peteliborough He was immediately slapped with suspension and assonne What aboutCote Gem he go around making false of thegame by making threats over radio station Does this kind of publicity not hurt hockey CorneonOEA officials Get down to seriousvbusiness betore Junior hockeygets the business check Martins sownm mms um rescue Scars Mooreil Viau Clarke and Clarke zyqueenettm Busy Bees Giles Jacksons Driftwood Norris EA Lakesidefl Tattersalls Clarke and Clarke inu 39 Queenettes 39 Lake side 35 IPA 32 Norris 30 Buy Bees 30 Jécksons 29 Driftwood to Moore 16 Tattersalis 14 GiIES ll MarianRobillard bad the high single of 305 Olive LeGear bad méwpkipieof734 The seasons high single is still Fern Campbells 830 Mac Flears 787 is top triple vivmrEpMuon LEAGUE Scor Alley Cats Crackers Spitfiresi Bombersb Clark sonl Strflrars No Diebards Queens Stragglers Margie Never Toppers Voallengers 21 Nolla boots Boy Replay was the $011 bowler goEtb day scoring 303 high mime cm Standing Dleh arts 43 NonStrike us 86 Bombers 85 wattemerges HyRolls 32 ueens and Dronesral Glarkson tinge and Clarke Jews Alley Cats 21 Challengers £1 Toppers 19 Spitfires in Striker 15 Margs sr MABYSIEAGUE Scores Saints 0Nolln Bonn es 2Nitwifs Goofers Hi Fives Standing HiFives 22 Nitwils Goofers 14Phillies 12 Fume and the mens high single and triple 77531152 and 348 respectively Murphy had both 17 omnr had save Joflescuv Barrie llyers suifered the loss of defenccman six stiidies and violent or the bands of Toronto Marlboro yesterday aliernoon at Maple Leaf Gardens Flyers were outscored +3 Marcel St Onge was taken to the hospital early in the first period with concussion Marcel Tssier picked up one stitch on the inside of his mouth and two on the top of his head in the second period In the same frame Jake Miller was cut for three stitches on the side of the bend Possibly the score but defi nitely the injuries could have been redhead with competent olilciniiag Instead Frank sic in of Kitchener handled the game N0 CDNTRDL Hed be called Lhem as he should have such them from the start Jack Martin would have never jumped in the air as St Ongc tried to apply body suck would have never crashed St Onge across the forehead sending the ldd unconscious to St Mich aels Hospital St Onge received an inter lerence penalty on the play Dandy Millcr was crashed against the glass on one occasion and against the boards on another occasion resulting in cut There was nopcnnlty 9n the play Tessier was out when he jumped the sama as Martin to soften the blow of an ioncom ing check by Roger Cole Cote wbowas struck by Tessiers slick jumped on the Barrie lineage pleyerl back endgave him fair beating Tusvwas given alivevmimlw higbrlicking ipennltyf Cole flvemlnute fighting sentence The surprising ibingis tbnt Slain didnt seem at all inter ested in calling any penalty unlil Coin Emmi Marlboro picked up live more penalties than the Fly els 94 Slob may feel by that count that he didnt give the Elyers the gears He should be enlightened BDCKEY Hockey Therewasnt much more than the old flesh during the first twe periods Things changed in the finale however giving the 4099 inns something to cheer about Mnrlborm took the scoring lead four times holding it in the closing minutes as Jack Martin got the Barrie defence standing still Ind beat Wgyne Rutledge llny Howard Menard put the Dukes one up at the eightmin ute mark of the opening stanza cashing goalmouth pass while the Flyezs were short handed St Ongcs penalty minute and 45 seconds of straight time latcrDnle Rolfe stopped on attemptto clear by the Shorthanded Dukes He flipped the puck abead to Tes sier He in turn gave iHo Larry Jones who made no mistake firing his third goal of the sea son Young Menard was the mnrksl man or the Marlboros curly in the second session making the score 24 then Jones came right back and scored again It was similar to his first goal with Rolfe starting the play and passing ahead to Tessier IimThompson Murray Perry Top Scorers In Goal producflon dropped harpiy in Church League ockey games played at Barrie Arena Saturday Only 66 goals were recorded drop of nine from the first weekend 14 from the second Part of the answer couldbe one defaulted game The default game wasin the Atom section with St An drevvngirst Baptist getting the nod overCollier In the other Atom game Alisonsle thumped St Marys 51 Trinity was blanked 20 by Central and St Jos6phs deci aioned EmanuelSt Gila 42 scones mar Murray Perryoontrinuee to be one of the more consistent shooters He scored five oi Aliandsles six goals Roddy Kyle got the other Greg Shaugbnessy scored for St Marys Jim Sargent and Wayne lidillerscored for Central over Collier Dann Maloney had two goals and Marnie McAleer and Raymond Polard one each for St Josephs Mike McGibbon and John Jackson scored for Emmanuelst Giles llhegames were extremely close in the Bantam division with only four goals being sod John Tonilinson scor ed the lone markeras sunn drews First Baptist edged Col lier 10 Jim urke mired both gal lies for Ailendala iniis 21 win over St Marys Bill Burti base scored for St Marys Things worediferent in the PeeWee section In the first game Aiiandale thumped St Marys 58 Bobby Neilson had two goals for the winners with an your norm Church Loops singletons going to TommyAd ams Peter Osschuck and Barry Murray Ted French Ken Dan iel and Pat Quinn scored for the losors POTS SEVEN Jim Thompson personally give Collier its winoi Sf rrnI drawsFirst Baptist scoring seven of the goals in 94 con test Jobn Kidding and Paul Martin had singles David Swain scored for the losers Trinity and Central battled to 22 tie with Steve Atkin son and Ronnie Baycraft scch ing for Trinity and Dan Bre tonsndBob West for Central Brian and Bruce McGibbon Bariy Smith and Danny Burtch scored the goals for Emmanuqu sc cues inihe as win over St Josephs Bob Brennan had two goals for St Josephs and Henry Verbruggen one At leastthree of tbeSquirt clube found the range Setup day Rangers defeated Hawks 58und ResWings new by Bruins 10 David Raycrait had two of the Rangers goals with Mark MoKeney Jirn Seamam and Gregory Keeley getting one apiece Philip Favero Barry Peterson and Jack Lynch scor ed for the Hawks Bobby Waltonnsnd Steve Simmons paced the Wings at tack witb four andthree mark ers respeenvny John Clark Gregroy Gariepy and Russell Rhoda scored the others storied Io figbL Si ONCE Common Marlins scored early in the third period for their third lead This time it was young Couacber scoring jwltb lincmnles Menard and Jarrett assisting Within minute the Flyers ap plied the pressure again as they had for the belier port of the period with Dnlcllolie firing blazing drive just oil the ice on which the goaltender bad no chance lbat goal set the stage for Martins winner Coach Bill Long pulled Rui lcdge from the net with sec onds remaining in the game but to no avail Ross Morrison Mnrlbororearguard had two long shots strike open cage and missed by inches TORONTO MORESt Flyers big threeucsgnc Leelalr and Gilbert wasted most of their efforts with too much passing However Gognc did have one good try and missed the open corner One of Gilberts shots was deflected just inches past the post Thisguy Cote must be real nice chop He was reported by radio listeners of CKFH as saying hell get even with Tes sier Real sporty isnt be still choked with nausea big Rolfe played whale of game for the Flyers The kid wasnt up to parin 4on games last week due to the coldwbicn hindered his talents at the table but yesterday bewas the pick of the pack Fiyers attack should be strengthenedwilh the continued improvement for Jones Jles finally getting his shot to whistle When its whistling there arent too many goalten ders who can slop it Whats the dillerencc between onegny lumping up Itoavoid the bruntof bodycbcck and an other guy doingihe same thing Tess cut Cote and Martin caused St Dogs to bite his tongue making it bleed Di1nt ask Slots be won know the answer or at least he didnt appear to yesterday St Dnge was placedin Royal Victoria Hospital upon his re turn to Incllie He said he felt pretty good Doctors want him to rest there for the night at least fit was an especially iough break for the ThreeRivers na five because his relatives had driven to Toronto to see the game They arrived late and didnt see himin action bit of goodnews for change is that Bob Wright will skate today for the iiistfime in week Flyersvwotk oulioday and play an exhibition game against FOR rear urrm nxrnamsssvrcn Exam MoronsLIMITED 145 4Brndlord St several WWW the Junlor Canadians ianrock ville tomorrow Barrie Goal Rutledge fence Rolfe Westfall Ong Mlddletonr forwards Knlbbs Awrcy Miller Clairmont de Jones Tmrer Gagne Leciair Gilbert Panmnck Toronto Goal Broderick de fence Wilcox Slrdficld Cale Morrison Whitey forwards Pappin Menard Brassnrd Conacber Dsbome Curry Stewart Hay Jarrett Hughes Martin Officials Referee Frank Slo to linesmeo Jim Muidoou and Murray Dunnettc all oi Kit chener Attendance 4029 rmsr PERIOD Marlborns Menard Com acher Jarrett 800 Flyers Jones llessicr Belle 945 chnalties St page interfer ence 532 Jarrett elbowing 900 Curry crosscbecking 1301 Menard booking 1853 SECOND PERIOD 3Marlbnros Menard Con acher Jarrclt 1209 Flyera Jones Tessier 542 Penalties Wilcox knceing 311 Tessier bigbslicking ma jor 1104 Cote fighting ma jor ll Sheffield interfer ence 1655 ramo PERIOD Marlboros Conecber Menard Jarrett Flyern Rolfe Gilbert Marlboros Manln Curry Stewart 1131 Penalties Cote interference 32 Pancbuck slashing 502 Jarrett elbowing 649 Buy crosscbecking 94i Stewart booking 1020 Clairmont holding 7255 Shots on goal By Barrie us 1420 By Toronto 116 143 Rollo JWEI WAIT l0 Limejmu Startsilt scar Camp Borden Anderson Park RCA Camp Borden got its Little NHL sea son underway Saturday Der Hall with four games surrode ing the otflmal opening ceremon les 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