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By STEVE JONESCU Sports Editor ADDED ATTRACTION Georgian Bay Intermediate Hockey League has another attendancebooster Hell help put extra people into every rink in the league You guessed it Hes Ray Gariepy of Bay City Falcons After terrific season with Barrie Lakeviews in 196061 Gariepy decided to call it quits He retires from the game every Second season Last Friday Ray made his initial appearance of 198162 season at Collingwood He wasnt in any con dition to play He hadnt been on skates shaltdozen times this winter However he did something Falcons havent been doing enough all season he shookup the first layer who made contact with him John Hill Shipbuilders captain needed rest after Ray connected with check at centre ice Gariepy got penalty for inter lerence For the rest of the night Ray was the clubs fourth and most tired defenceman Id suggest hes got couple weeks of hard skating before he becomes the big asset he was last winter Despite his belowpar evening Gariepy kept the crowd warm Every time he stepped on the ice moved step stopped or shot the puck or even breathed the fans started to scream This was reminiscent of last season Its remin iscent of any time Gariepy plays the game Hes color plus when he rounds into shape hell be color plus and effective Ray joins the ranks of draws such as Collingwood oalie Harry Lumley Meaford Chevles Charlie Mac Donald and soon Red Henry Orillias Nick Ken nedy Ilfidlands Bus Deschamps Barries always rug ged Howard Forbes and outstanding goalie Don Rich Hockey is scientific game among other things It needs the fellows who can excite drive and exctte the fans to near hysterics These abovementioned fellows can do both Theyre good for the game in every way As for Falcons if they can entice Dave Sanderson and Red Favero out of retirement the picture can only get brighter JUST NOTES Referee Bill Magiil who more often than not has impressed this writer with his o£ ficiatlng went the other way Friday He did nothing right Twice he sentenced Collingwoods Jim Nixon with ridiculous penalties Barrie got couple of these as well Then when fans threw paper on the ice Magill made no effort to either pickup the garbage himself or signal for the arena employees to do so it appeared he didnt give darn what might happen if player should skate over the refuse and tumble Just like Shipbuilders have maintained their mas tery over Falcons the locals hope to keep their hold over Meaford here tomorrow night Canadian sports writers and broadcasters did themselves proud in pooh poohing the idea that this country adopt the 11man football system as used in the United States Iil bet too that this influences some of the CFL bosses who meet on the subject in the near future MINOR HOCKEY IS FAMILY AFFAIR Brian Kinsella Scores Goals In ChurchLegion Hockey Tilt Mike Quinn and Brian Mc Lynch and Norman Martin Faddsn scored two goals scored for Whitby apiece to lead Cleveland to Greg Bowen scored four 51 victory over Erie in the first AIIL contest in Legion Church action at the arena Saturday Brent Wilson had the other Cleveland goal and David Burton scored for Hershey defetaed Provid ce 52 on the strength of Brent Smiths two goals and singles by Murray Perry Terry Craig and Robert Young Alien Fish er and Ian Ronke scoredsfor Providence Springfield thumped Spokane 90 as Charlie Agnew scored the hattrick Greg McKnight got pair and Cy Atkinson Ted Boynton Wayne Miqu and Ron Kyle scored singletons Jim Sarjeant scored three goals to lead Rochester over Buffalo David Reid had two goals and Gordon Kent Dennis Patterson and Lewis Kelly had singles Buffalo goal getters were Greg Shaughnessy Keith Russell and Bill McPher son JUNIOR Brian Kinselia scored seven goals and David Midwood got the other as Peterborough slugged Guelph 80 in the first Junior game Hamilton defeated Marlboros 71 as Brent Bowen scored four goals and Ricky Ball got three Neil Koopmans scored for Marl boros Barrie and St Michaels played to 22 tie Fred No ble and Gerry Raycraft scored for Barrie Kenny Banncrman scored for St Michaels Steven McGrath scored twice to lead Niagars Falls to 41 win over St Catharines Roy Kelly and John Churchvgot the other NF markers Charles Cote scored for the losers SENIOR Bobby Lynch scored four times and Tom Campbell once as Chatham shut out Sudbury 50 Windsor nipped Whitby 64 David Gray scored two goals for the winners and David Ray craft Alien Cooke and Brian Courtis had singles Steve Pol iasd Robert Alexander Bob times to lend North Bay to so tin with Kitchener Ron Bobbette and Chuck MocNelIis had singles Bobby Browning and Paul Agnew scored two goals apiece for Kitchener Jim MacPherson and Ronnie Hub bard scored singles Jimmy Skelly counted twice as Kingston topped Cornwall 41 in the days final game George Pringlo and Tommy Emms had singles Mike Bell scored the lone Cornwall tally NHL LEIIDERS By THE CANADIAN PRESS Standings Montreal won lost tied 10 points 50 Points Bathgate New York 54 Goals Provost Montreal 22 Assists Bathgate 37 shutouts Hall Chicago Saw Penalties Fontinato Mont real 107 minutes BIG SEVEN Andy Bathgate of New York Rangers picked up three points in two weekend games and re tained ninepoint lead atop the National Hockey League indi vidual scoring race He has 54 points including 37 assists Runnerup Gordie Howe of Detroit Red Wings got his 19th goal and two assists for 45 points Frank Mahoviich of Toronto Maple Leafs collected six points three of them goals and pulled into tie for third place with Claude Provost of Montreal Canadians and Stan Mikita of Chicago Black Hawks at 40 points The leaders Bathgato NYk Howe Det Provost Mti Mnhcvlich Toi Miltitn Chi Delvccchio Det McKenncy Bus 17 37 54 19 iii 45 22 18 40 10 22 40 12 2B 40 13 23 35 15 20 35 Bay City Falcons lead the Georgian Bay Intermedinto Hockey League but they are still not toociatcd Reason No Too many of their mates are missing games through injuries Reason No They havent been able to put together 11 string of victories in the last month By TIIE CANADIAN PRESS aniunni League AH 20 10 134 03 50 2210 5129 0110 1516 8118110 38 1215 1210010430 1417 710311785 25 102 161 22 Snlurdnys Results New York Montreal Boston Detroit Chicago Toronto Sundays Results Toronto New York Montreal Detroit Boston Chicago Games chncstloy Boston at Toronto Mont real Toronto New York Chicago Detroit Boston American League Enslern Division Pi 2410 2153 99 50 19 12 4111 94 42 1915 1131 117 30 16 21 111 110 33 Western Division PI 1010 212313233 1010 1114123 87 Cleveland 17 16 111 115 35 Pittsburgh 27 87 145 IE Sundays Results Quebec Buffalo Pittsburgh Providence 11 Cleveland Rochester Wednesdays Games Providence at Buffalo Cleveland at Hershey Western League Northern Division Pt 21 12 137 114 44 1915 3155120 41 Seattle 10 17 13B 111 89 Vancouver 24 95 153 21 Southern Division Portland 27 10 149 101 55 Spokane L05 Angeles 13 22 148 182 31 San Fran 18 23 107 141 27 Sundays Result San Francisco Portland Tonights Game AilAStnrs at Portland Eastern Professional AP 2112 4133107 46 19 11 127 103 41 14 12 BE 08 35 13 13 122 123 33 North Bay 1110 9510829 Maria 21 13111 147 24 Sundays Results Kitchener North Bay Sault Ste Marie HullOttawa Tuesdays Games Kingston at Sault Ste Marie HullOttawa at North Bay 011A Senior API 17 0125 0034 15 1102 7231 13 95 0020 11 88 0523 1112 8210522 010 7810 610 8413413 217 00118 Sundays Results Woodstock Waterloo Gait Windsor Tonights Gume Springfield Hershey Providence Quebec Rochester Buffalo Edmonton Calgary Kitchener Kingston HulbOttwa Sudhury Gait Windsor Woodstock Strathroy Waterloo Chotham Strotlord Snrnin Prentice NYk 11 24 35 Strathroy vs Sarnia at Forest HOCKEY RECO RD 1916 142130 42 The club is only too well aware that it cant prevent mishaps its aware too that while it holds fewpoint edge over Coilingwood Shipbuiiders nnd hieoford Chevies both clubs have games in hand Is added strength the answer to winning streak Partly The club has Ray Gnricpy back in harness It will take the thumper few games to get in to condition He uorks that AS Also some of the injured members can help But who can speed up the healing of all ments Lucky for the time being at least Falcons have not had too much trouble with the Chavics tomorrows honlo Arena op ponents But as is so often the case the worm turns when you least expect it Anything can and does happen in hockey What will happen tomorrow evening Chevies hope to have cou ple of stalwart additions for this contest They include goalie Red Henry and defence man Frank Bergeron Faceoff is at 015 Richmond Hill Brampton Have Best Rinks At Benspiel Barrie Dinling Clubs list bonsolel season started along the same lines as that of year ago Saturday was the day of the first mens open and six of the eight prizes went to outof town contingent Rinks from Richmond Hill and Bram too were the big winners fog top spot in the am and 11 am draws respectively Barrie took second prize in the first draw and fourth prize in the second Austin Sco skipped his Rich mood Hill our to first prize in BRAMPTONS NELSON CRAWFORD REID AND KENDALL Bay Citys Margin Is Not So Large Tottenham Tied By Birmingham LONDON Reuters Totlen ham Hotspur English League champion and cup holder was dramatically hold to draw after being three goals up Satur day in its Soccer Association Challenge Cup third round game away to Birmingham City After Briminghom fought back to equalize hundreds of fans swormcd on the pitch to congratulate the home 11 players and the reforco thront encd to abandon the game on Icss they withdrew Jimmy Grcovcs Spurs £100 000 buy from Milan scored two Tottenliom goals and Welsh In tomationol Cliff Jones got the other Then come Birminghams magnificent fightback Jimmy Harris thundered in Ieftfoot shot bcforo halflimo and two goals in four minutes by Harris and Ken Look after the interval ham replay There were two bigform up sets Thcso were provided by third division Peterborough United Ht away winner over secondsdivision Newcastle and second division Plymouth Ar gyle which downed first divi sion West Ham United 80 earned Birming the early draw The officials Bruce Reynolds and Larry Hort had to go into this extra lus statistics to name this ri the winner over Barriel Ilck Kennedy Sees rink included Jim Brooke Boris Scott and Charles Marple It had three wins plus Is plus Kennedys rink was compris ed of Art Powell Jock Hamli ton and Frank Was It had three wins plus 13 plus It needed an extra end to win in second game In that some match Kennedy had to leave the club and Gord Needhum filled in as vice while Powell skipped SECOND DRAW Hugh Browne ski ped his Io ronto Cricket nting and Curling Club rink to third prim with two wins and plus of in He had Roy Hood Ernie Fin lay nnd Jack Valleau Fourth rize went to the Richmond ill rink of Wright Morrow skip Ralph hfunscll Ron Bogs annd BobCopeland with one win and an aggregate score of 23 Harry Crawfords Brampton rink of Cliff Nelson Doug Reid 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