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THE BARBIE mun TUESDAY APIIL 12 SPORTS nayr10 are sum scum TYPE By STEVE JONBSCU Sports Editor Christie Barrie man with BA and as MSc after his name is as friendly looking as you would ever want to meet night at dinner meeting of the Barrie and lot Hunters and Anglers Conservation Club attbe ge Hall Ron impressed this brand new member club as being the bearer of some pretty startlins quite uncomfortable in one same and in er fairly comforting of Mr and Mrs Roy Christie of Mary street subject was the Lamprey more particularly the amprey The reason this item is included in Type is that we are new to conservation weve heard and read plenty about the lam and because we would like to interpret his Alnr it affected us ids nce that the lamprey like an eel and had the same stomachupset affect on most people In fact we got the im on that the lamprey was our iishermans No ing habits meat of the subject be controlled or completely destroyed and the used in doing so cc of life around us come right out and glowed millionwatt bulb Christies location topic was Lake Superior He how the fishing industry there had been all but etely wiped out by the Sea lamprey With the chart he showed ropped right of the and Lake Michigan need not have said another word of the damage prey can do It was all too eerie government with which Mr Christie is biolog king on the control of the lamprey has not been Chnlstie gave brief resume of the control us both successful and otherwise The best he said was in the form of poison word ings fine to the biologist if he uses it in the TFM chemical resulted adter 4000 others had tried It has been successful in killing Lamprey usands while not doing theslightest harm to Lake Trout the er undergoes chemical change in the summer llminates all good the chemical would normally Christie said it takes month to do one stream indicating the uphill fight by man 958 Canada treated one river the United States 59 Canada eight us 29 Canada proposes to ht in 1980 while the us will work six these have been and will be in the Lake super trict ii on said that 1958 encouraging he said ing close to home Ron said that some sections Nottawasaga are known to be polluted They robably be treated this fall nt address We are encouragedby the success of It was encouraging to knowthat electrical bar Qfifi used in so many lakes and canals have been sful in killing off the lamprey not an easy fight concluded Mr Christie It is hard and expensive However within next two the government expects to have solid program ence and attack against the lamprey igning off would like to credit Mr Christie easytograsp manner of delivery and certain nk him for Jonescu inparticular 11 too we would like to congratulate the con ion Club on its continuous fine programs and it for accepting this reporter as member as ng Fighter Serious SON Wis AWCharles yearold University of boxer who suffered hemorrhage in in college ent rem ained uncon al authorities indicated onday nighl his chances ver grewslimmer hour His status was changed critical from criticaL color at the univer ured Saturday night isopound National col lhleilc Association cham outwith Stu Bartel of Stale Thefight was in the second round when in before he penetrated the subiect so deeply hrlstie cleared gross misconception He told the explained that the lamprey was not an eel ltsoutward similarity because the lamprey round mouth and no jaws it had eartilagen eieton while the eel had bones it had no scales orst of all it was parasite Christie went on to explain differences among ve types of lamprey some parasitic and others gave the life history of the lamprey and its Christie gave cause for some optimism by saying the lamprey five to seven years to leave their the mud and move into the lakes to start ng Thus he said he gives us about three years them while theyre still young and harmless ixnism was followed by pessimism then optim gain Lamprey Larvae havebeen reported in 50 feet deep However to lighten the hearts in Lake Superior Lake Trout fingerlings have ut into the lake Results of survival have been was Not and eel While it By JACK SULLIVAN TORONTO Pl Punch Im laoh is fast running out oi pre dictionsand Stanley Cup games Ive got to win one game in Montreal the Toronto Maple Leaf coach said before the Leafs Cenudiensbest of sevcn final storied ill Montreal last week Now two games and two losses later he says that ii Canadians dont smarten up his heroes will sguore the series at home Canndiens slipped into town al most unnoticed Monday night and were quiet but confident lhey would wrap up the series in two more games Bernard Boom Boom Geof frion Henri Richard and Jean Belivoou paused and smiled for photographer nndreporter who elcumcd them Well make up for it when we walk out again Thursdaywill the Stanley Cup Henri said ON TV TONIGHT Leafs got their chance at Maple Leafs Gardens tonight when the third game of the nationally tele vised playoffs start at pm EST The fourth game also isset for the Gardens Thursday and thats the night when many hockey observers figure Cann dlens will win the cup for the fifth consecutive season was with control why it Here this reporters is how the fishing industry graph in Superior Lake Canadian Free scan Writcr Imlach Appears Cocky Belittles The Champs But the Leafs who started out as lios underdogs have been anything but puhovcrs They dropped the opener 42 and the second game 2la coolest that could have gone the other way Well win lhe next two at home if thats the best Canadians can do Imlooh said Monday Couch Toe Bloke of Conadicus who shudders at the thought of making predictions had only this comment to make before the Na tional Hockey League champions left for Toronto We will be given as many penaliies as the Leafs or more mark my word OLMSTEAD THE LEADER Imlach had another forecast When we start killing lhe Cano diens he said in an interview Peppy will be the guy who showed us how Puppy is 33 yearold Bert Olmstead on ll year NHL veteran and Mont real castoif Olmslead is in filthplace scoring tie in the series with two goals and four assists Conadiens have on oldtimer on their roster who can show them all how to win games He is the incomparable Maurice Richard the games alllime high scorer and fellow who has broken up tests The 38yearold Rocket isover favorite food or the para By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Frank Howard Los Angeles Dodgers highly publicized bonus rookie and veteran Milwaukee second baseman Bobby Avila headed list of players out from major league rosters Monday as National League teams battled to get down to the opening day limit of Dodger brass said they felt the no Howard needed more ex perience playing first base How ard was originally an outfielder but is being groomed to replace the aging Gil Hodges Howard was optioned to Spokane of the PacificCoast League Avila refused to sign hiscon iraet this season The Braves placed him on the restricted list thereby retaining rights to his services The Dodgers also sent out fielder Ron Fairly and shortstop Charley Smith to Spokane Added to the Dodger roster SéndiOIS 70000 lamprey had been By THE ASSOCIATED TRESS Rookie Don Mincher first baseman Washington has tapped for future stardom picked up threehits Monday as the Sena tors ef eate the American League champion Chicago White Sox 73 Mincher acquired alongwilb catcher Earl Battey in trade that sent Roy Sievers to the White Sex boosted his exhibition Mahl fell against the ropes baseball average to hefty L5 dazed and unable to defend him In other games Balthnnreori self Ioles moved into ah tie wiihxthe Dr Manucher Ja id ho White 05 Am ta formed an Opel31m on Emmi Leagues exhibition lead by boat hour after the fight said Mohr mg Kansas City Milieu suffered acute subdurel hemo Cievilmd indie ngEd Dem tome with marked brain damage Tgers 53 11 immg lid 305 and with irreversible damage to to Reds defeat New York the midbrain Yankees 31 We have done everything for The Swain PhundEd White him we could but Im afraid his Sox pitching ace Early Wynna condition is downhill right now Zzgarne winner last seasonfor DrJavidsaid ll hits in eight innings Don Dr Robert Roéssler head of Leewho hurled thefirsi seven the department of psychiatry at rames way or Wgsmngmn Wisconsins medical school said PohTOCARREIw HOT Mohr recently had been psybhl Brooks lio in so and Gene atric patient Wisconsin team Green homered forthe Orioles to physician Dr John Flinn said back Arnold Portocarreros seven operatingductors suspected that innings of shutout pitching condition existed which made Rocky Colaviln rapped his sec Mohrs blood vessels more than and double in nth inning to normally susceptible to injury drive in pineh runner Carroll LA DodgersCut Big Frank Howard were infielder Bob Aspromonte outfielder Sandy Amorospitcher Ed Roebuck outfielder Tommy Davisthe Pacific Coast League batting championcatcher Norm Sherry brother of world series pitching hero Larry Sherry and shortstop Bob Lillisl Cincinnati Reds trimmed down by shipping pitcher Orlando Fena to Havana and Dave Stenhouse to Seattle both on 24hour recall Cincinnati also restored coach Whitey Lockmen to the active list George ky Anderson who played 152 games at second base for Philadelphia Phillies last year and hit only 218 was sold to Toronto in the International League for reported $25000 The Phiis assigned pitcher Ed Keegan to Buffalo also of the in iemational and shortstop Ruben Ameronnd Valmy Thomas to In dlanapolis of the American Asso ciation Rookie Springs Big Stick Hardy for the deciding run against the Tigers Cleveland starter JimPerrygave up only one run in six innings before De troit tied it with two in the ninth against Jim Grant Jerry Casale and Mike For nieles oheckedthe Yankees on three his The lied son had put the game out of reach in the first inning with three unearned runs off Whitey Ford Mickey Manties homer was the only Yankee run Bing Employs Electric Counter BOZEMAN Mont AP Champion Gene Fulimer and challenger Joe Giardello wont have to worry about long or short count in their middleweight title fight here April 20 if either is knocked in the can vas aneiectronlc machine will dovihe counting Its known as an electronic knockdown tlmekeeper ma chine which lights up showingithc number of seconds fighter has been down This will be the first time sucha machine has been used in championshiprscrap The device operates like many playoff and league cun me He has managed only one assist in six playoff games this year most unusual perfor mancc for Richard who has burned up the league over an 18 year period The Rocket has been in on Tor onto goalkeeper Johnny Bower but the puck just wouldnt bounce for him TORONTOS REVENGE The series mode news in on oiber department Monday when the Leaf management took steps to retaliate for the poor seals alloled to Toronto supporters in the Montreal Forum for last weeks two games Toronto officials said Leaf fans were sold tickets in the upper tior section of the Foruma spot they termed NoseBleed Alley Workmen Monday finished new 50seat section high up in Maple Leaf Gardens behind the greys and just under the roof girders Gardens officials said the 50 seals would be reserved for Montreal ers Maroons Win OHii Honors 50 win over Rouyn Noraoda Aloueiies on day night sent Chalhom Maroons into the next The Maroon won their eastern Canada semifinal in games after dropping the first two con iesls to the Als Hull Legionnuires opens next Monday in Chotham The winner meet Trail Smoke Eaters in ihe Canadian final aied by iheviclors who ousted Windsor Bulldogs 42 in hard played series for the Ontario Hockey Association Senior championship before moving against Norando the Northern OHA champions GWEN nawm rnornv Christie regarding the Sec Lamprey and presentations of cheques to the Outdoor Beauty Queens At left Mr Christie chats with club mem ber Harry Morren At right HIGHLIGHTS of lhe dinner meeting of Barrie and District Hunters and Anglers Conser vation Club last night were an enlightening talk by Ron Hewitt Trophy The teams fought through scorelessiiirsl period But early in the second the iiinraons broke lhe visitors spirit by firing three goals in two minutes Two more goals in the third period clinched the victory The scorers were Gary Sharp Fred Pleisch Frank Bathgaie Jim Connolly and George Aitken IBobby Smith 21 year old Norsndn gooler ogcin played well slapping 31 shoLe compared to 17 by Chathams Cesare Man logo The Mnroons begun the series with 32 102 losses at Norando but recovered on home ice to win the third 70 and fourth 32 CHATHAM cmA convincing and of Allan Cup playdowns The Eastern Canada final wilh the bestoffive series will weeks rest will be appreci Maroon now are AllOntario Senior champions After Mon days game OHA convener Lloyd Pollock presented Maroon eup iain Ted Power with the president Zeke Firrnan gets reward from Beauty Queen EIizebethReio of Barrie and runnerupLorroine Gestrin of Angus Anne 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