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COACH see GUIDOLIN TALKSTO direction or fine at PLAYERSJIN CAMP Bullen Wins First Feature At Speedway Fred Bulien oi Drillia won his first feature race of tho Year at the Barrie Speedway Saturday night Besides the main event Buli en was first inthe semifinal and third in tho third heat Frank Norwood and Torry Gar ner paced the first and second heats Both drivers started at the rear of the pack and slowly moved to the front in the third heat for fast cars Eev Bye turned his back on the rest and drove home to vie tory He was followed across the line by Terry Barr and Button The tirst consolation ended in assixcar pile up at the finish line When the cars were sorted out Ken Shell of Severn Bridge was declared winner The second consolation race whiohrtociudmmost oi thefasler cars that havent yetqualified WEEKEND By THE CANADIAN PRESS SUNDAY National League New York 34 Pittsburgh 10 Cleveland 23 New Orleans to Dallas 59 Detroit is Green Bay Philadelphia 13 Baltimore 27 San Francisco 10 Washington 38 Chicago 28 American were New York 20 Kasnas City 19 Oakland 48 Buifalo ii Cincinnati 7A Denver 10 Canadian League Winnipeg Saskatchewanjt Torontozd Montreal Northern Conference Sturgeon Falls North Bay 29 Kirkland Lake 29 Val DOr lit roorantr= got off to bad start on the firstiap when Roger Reed lost wheel and spun out The race was storted again and continued without incidentJust some the driving hy winner Bill Stefnik The semi final was one of the best races of the night as the fans were treated to fine driving hyired Bullen the winner John Eacott and Sieilt nikt In the two last chance rac es six drivers managed to quai ify for the 20 lap main event by placing and in the res pective races The to tap feature was one of the host at the track this year Thirteen cars finished outoi the no that started Buiien and Stetnik dominated the race as they had done all eveing Bulls en finishing iirst and Steinik secondPeacock Vardle and Garner finished 3rd 4th and Hubs v4 SATURDAY National League hiinnesota Atlanta American League Houston 13 Miami to Canadian League Ottawa 22 130 22 DRFU Senior St Catharines 14 London 74 Sarnia 13 Bramalea 4t onro Junior Oakvtlle 32 Windsor 23 gt Coliege Exhibition Manitoba 15 Waterloo intherau 13 Alberta 34 McMaster It Acadia ti Ottawa 40 itMC 20 Calgary 21 Ellis P001 Shape STOCKHOLM AP Jimmy Ellis returns to the United States today with his World oning AsSoeiation heavyweight crown intacthut with plenty of hruises to prove Floyd Patter son had given him real fight Ellis retained his crown in controversial as rounder at Stockholms open Raasunda Valan scored the fight do in Ellis avert The Associated Press made Patterson 33 of New York the former world champion the winner on the roundhyround scoring Patterson ended theiight with bruise on one cheek Ellis had seven stitches over his right we His nose was broken The thumb of his iett hand was trac tured and the was broken blood vessei der his left eye Ellis should be lit in fight against in six or seven weeks saidlEllht Medical man Willie Pacheco it will he up toAngeto Ellis manager to Vdan here 11 got accustomed pom tingat fhl altitudes in Mchlco City Za Zorn Donficholtsndori vDoug ltussetl and Mlke xStltr Awere cloaked 355 to top the world mark tha 00 Pennsyivania cide when the next fightwill be and where WILL QUIT RING Pattersun said he would stay in Sweden for few weeks and in that time would decide wheth er to continue lighting would like not to fight for at least two months Ellis said He was wearing dark glassesjas he made the remark and had plaster on the stitches overhls eye gt Money talks The public dic tates where Eliis next light will he Dundee said it Joe Frazier wants to challengewe arenot ducking But weve got so manyofferstliatlm happy man today Fracier is can it nired as champion in New York lllinois Massachusetts in and We mtghtfight the winner the ilenry Cooper England Karl Mildenherger Germany ea hedvyweight tltic fight which takes place in Lon don Wednesday Dundee mo Grand Prtx$61booseeond leg of the CanadianAmerican Challenge Cup hefora record crawdeunday Eruca McLaren the favorit from New Zeaiand broke down ntnorlapa fromtha tinish Billy Crawford from last THE oalLLs wenaroucu metaphors Barriertoersraid To First By DAVE nchmtw Examiner Sports Editor If the Barrie Flyers of tha Ontario Hockey Association SenI tor Aitcague need slogan this year they have one Think First Thats the message coach Bep Guidohn gave the in players who reported to training camp last night before he put them th tortuous twohour workout Guidolin called on hispiayers to give all the hockey ahliity they have but most of all he streflediot per cent eiforti Ho toidfithem it they are not in sitape thereis no sense play ing Conditioning big wun Guid olin it was one of the things he said was going tucount with this years club when he was coach earlier this sum me NEW FACES hmongthc new faces this year are iorwards Wayne Weller and years Toronto Morihoros Nick Holmes fastskating forward with the North York Junior club is here along with two other overage juniors Pete Lenders who played for the South Porcupine club and Jimmy Thompson who played partof last season with the Nia gara Falls Fiyers More than illoyouogihowlI ers registered Saturday morn ing with the harm Youth Bow gfibuuciiat Keinpview Bowi League plays startsrthis VANCOUVER tCP hob McLaren on Victoria hronze medallist at is cars Panlt American in Winnipeg canadian native seconds for liha l3 pion Kai Mild nherger oi West Germany andtchallenger Henry Cooperoi drltain tight for the Europeantitla at Mndonstn door Weinbley taltum Wednes Former Guelph Regals de iencemanpave Lueluk and John McMillan forward with that club should helnthe Flyers beei up their delenee and add some firepowerup front our Amos slightlybuilt winger who played intercolleg iate hockey with Waterlooieuth eran University lastseasont may have good chance ata port side slot Rick McClocldin the uiistar deiencemartfrom Guelph be moving to Barrie and is close to being shooin with the club Back from lastyaars Flycrs were Keniiohertsoo Corby Ad ants Jon Weelts Dave Nicolish en AlStittRay GariEPY Errol VMeKihhon LorneKnowles How ie Forbes Rondermette and Dave Ferguson gt JimConchwho had goals against average of 530 last year didnotr¢portt alongtwlthawiog er Don Spider Gibson gtBesldesv llicKihhon Don Sum merieldt last seasons practise goalie Paul Winnell from hy erson and St Louis from Pet erhorough were present Vinneli was out ior only halt the session lastvnlght He lost contact lens and Guidolin did not want him in net without it MORE DEFENCEMEN Two more defenceroen in camp are Rod Park from gtoronlo rid Doug Pollock Newmnrket lea Parmesan YOUTH inward weekend FROM Lori Peacockysteve Peacock sup ervisor Al Erohdfoot Ken Masters and Joe Atkinson Ex aminerPhotot ttilil Hurdles metre hurdles Columbia ailc meet 23 shattercd the markoi 510 setlhy Wes Brookaro Winnipelgatthe Ca nadian 0ympictrials this year EPena of Vdncouver Canadian native and open fit in the womans cher who played his lost hockey with theJunior ciuh in Owen Sound Jim Short clubmanager es timates that this years team will be 30 to to per cent strong erthaniast year Ho alongwih Paid Ford cluh president andGuidolinare call ing for the firms to he first division team Short indicated it might he tough eslnblishing the goalkeepi ing positions this year in con man rFord says the club should he in tha topthree and Guidolin says think firs ut it that doesnt happen elt want to know why the Flyera arent close to it Guidolin is calling tor hop Py and entertaining club that will step on the ice with pos itive atlltud Last nights in arms gruelling There was no scrimV mags just Pi skating and some shooting drflls Guidolin kept them almost coo tinually on the nitric Exhausted as they were when they iett the ice he says they want more of his tough workouts Flyers go at it again tonight Tuesday and Thursday trom it to Him Ron Vermette one of last years regulars emergedfrom the dressing room gaspingn We th Er sh omers track tsooametraovent Mrs Mention 26 haved Jiotha of second on be old native standard by Cheryl Somors Wt at fhoOlyrnpie trials 51 EXAMINER did more skating tonight than we did all last year hut it was good for us Guidolin has sat theJeam that is in condition by Christmas will he the one to watch The Flych should be in shape before that FltSl Cuts lli Kings Camp The fir cuts from the Los Angeles Kings training camp viero made Sunday night when it was learned Springfield goal ies Jacques Caron and George Wood along with six other niay ers would be loaned to Denver Spurs oi the Western Hockey League Jcrry Dcsjardins of the Cleve land Barons of the AHLJs now the number one contendcrlor Springtields first goalkceoing position MeanwhileDaie Rolfe cut for seven stitches when he collided with defenceman James Murray inp Saturdays scrimmage is looking good at left wing Wnrdhas it that Kings presir dent Jack Kent Cookeis enthue ed with the experiment oi puL Ling Roiie at right wing Coach Rod Kelly is pleased with his performance tactile said Rolfe would open in the portside position with centre Ed die loyal and Bil Flett when the logame exhibition schedule is launched Wednesday night The first contest is againstthe Oakland Seals Punch lmlach Unusual Assrsiani PETEREDRDUGH Ont CF Coach Punch irnlach Toronto Maple Leafs has $2000 electronic assistant to help him this year ashe scrutic nizes hisplayers at theNational Hockeyteagite Clubs training camp The videotape machine was installed in the Arena Sunday it will enahieiimlachttovplay hack any or all parts of practice sessions at gular speed or to slow motion Themachtne also will he in stalled in Mapiaie Gardens at Toronto before opening of the NHL scason0ne screen will be situated in the dressing room another in imlachs oiiicex Meanwhile Centre Mike Wail2 ton arrived in camp Sunday minus his sideburns been repofleeraiton would defy imlachs orderto players last week that sidehurns must come off Ive trimrriedithem to half way down my ears and think they look finelilalton said Thiisié thejqniyypialniendt Helgarettefin Canada Withaiff couponsHOri Following Lakeview Dairys ttH win ovcr importer Saturday night it is anew ser ies when the teams mu 30 contest tonight at Queens Park Lakeview was Gown two games to oneigoing intothe weekend game First baseman dim Quinlan was the big man for Lakcview He hit home run and double and got on base twice on errors scoring every time Leo Eelcourt Want the distance tor Lakeview giving gupthrea hits and striking otit seven Ed Dunn was the loser for ImperialEastman with eight runs and seven hits charged to him Reliclcc Don McFadden al lowed twj runs and iivehits Gary Hines started the action in the top of the second inning when he singled followed by Quinlans doubic Fred Hanes doubled to leit to bring both men home Quinlan followed up with his humor in the fourth Doubles by Bill Grant and Cor by Adams counted two runs in the fifth inning ImperialEast man centrcfielder John McCann committed an error on Adams grounder letting it go through his legs and allowing Adams to score it had youll discover tryo USH THE OTHER FELLow ACROSS THE lCE Lakeview Ties Senior Fingls Lakeview got three runs of two hits and one error in sixth inning Qulnlan scored again in tin eighth Gentrertlelder John Me Cann dropped the hall dien threw itaway enabling Northl get to third Quinlan cam hontv other wild pitch Anv iror hy Lakeview tht baseman Gary Hines allow imperialEastman to score twicei in the eighth inning With wa men on Hines overthrow filSI hase imperial Eastman nicked 119 two more runs in thevbottom oh the ninth on sing by Drums and throwing er by right fielder Don Amos Wanamaker scored on italié sacriiice fly in the top of 53 wms GRAND Punt REIMS France AP Janis ie Stewart the cool Scot the Helms Grand Prix for For muta ll cars Sunday finishing in ya rds ahead of Henr Pesoaroloy young French drlv or making his Formula ii detiht this yearl Piers Courage of Bril ain waslhird ahead oifordi£ world champion Graham Hill oti Britain we distill andmaturaourrye whiskies as carefuliyasifwe alone WCre1going to drink them And thats something first tima LoolcfdrijourISeasons rt Royal and Signature carcfuliytendcd rye fromAcadian umNovaSootia