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or nave narrsrnm illd Sauve You from Be Ki 19 Surely Aid Philip Sanve has never been to softball game at Queens Park on night when there were not enough to there to money to pay for the his kick in enough At Monday nights council meeting he suggested that the ball diamond andhleachen hemoved to the Wane park on Sunnidale hood Everyone drives to the hall gamesanyway so it would be no imposition on the fans to drive outSunni dale Road instead of to Queens Par be said In Queens Park is the fin intermediate and serdor Softball and most convenient to the most people an The statement that most people drive tofthe games is ridiculous As politician Ald Sauve should be aware that the central location is popular because lot of people dont have to drive to the gems Moving the diamond to Sunnidale Road put big dent in local softball attendance can appreciate Aid Sauves concern There is an immediate roblem with parking at the hospital However Mo Ramsay member of the hos ital board says parking planned for the present addition should be adequate Lets not solve what may be nonproblem at the expense of softball players and fans Someone has said and it has been repeated many times Parks are for people They are They arent for cars Why did Ald Sauve pick on the ball field way These are equally fortunately didn make Does the alderman in his wisdom want to con vert the whole thing to an ugly parking lot Queens Park is the only logical locationfor soft ball It is also the only community park to serve large portion of the population of Barrie people in that area would make use How many the Sunnidale Park According to the cityclerk the original deed to the city read that the land was for park Im glad Aid Sauve did not appear to have any support from his fellow alderrnen By THE CANADIAN PRESS The Montreal Forum home of the Sunley Cup champion Mont real Canadians of theNatloaal Hockey League is not the only Canadian hockey instituti to go through maior face lift this summer Because of the Canadian Arn atcur Hockey Associations deci sion to lower the junior player age limit the illteam Ontario Hockey Associations Junior series will have flock of new laces The szgamo 011A Junior schedule opens tonight with To ronto Marlboro at Hamilton and St Catharines Black Hawks at Petemorough Kitchener Rangers who Vvisit Oshawa Generals Sunday suf fered the most from the age lowering legislation They fin ished in first place for the last two years in row but this time around have their league championship roster almost de pleted Their onlytwo returning playlt ers from 196768 are hot doubt ful starters against the Gener als Fonward Cam Crosby is out of action with broken hand and defencerrian Henry Lehvonen is recovering from shoulder operation EGERS TURNS PRO The Rangers expected two others back but last seasons leading team scorer Jack Egers with ssvgoals decidedto turn professional and defence man Ab DcMarco is trying out with the Canadian Eastern Na tiona Team Grant ColeDan Burkhatt and Mike Hallare battling for the number one Kitchener goal tend ing job and Parry Sound Ont native Ray Reed is toprated new defenceman Tire Kitchener management How about the tennis courts land between the ball diamond and the hospital ridiculous suggestions which Sauve best location the city has It is central would any How about the to be used solely went overseas to recruit new talent and they come back with two promising youngsters frnnr mand forward Sakari Able berg and Jarmofiro defence man At Oshawa coach the Hilde brand faces another year of re building as theGenerals try to restore their days of glory when minerstar Bobby Orr led the team to Memorial Cup title in direct contrast to Kitch ener the Generals have all but five of last seasons ninth place finishers returning Hildebrand in his second sea son at the Generals helm has shored up his defence weak spot last seasonGerry Methe 17 and Davc Pullskinen strong prospect from Sudbury 30in haldover defencemen Boh Stewart and John Clayton The Deng cincxow doom promo Paul Ford pmideut ofthe Barrie err Senior Hockey Club checks figures and layout the hockey pro gram with Bob Marrhall Whitefish pres Ex aminer Photo CidSb Sees Détronf ASF°urth Placecrud following llvono at Juries on NHL training camps ny ancnanunaNNrzrr DElROlT Wth Bill Gadsby was named concoct Detroit Redng inJunc he predicted it would take three men torrehulld his club fol lowin lmplace finish the pre us season Now Gadshy is looking for the Wings to finish fourth in the Has New Look National Hockey on Division All want to dolls to get into thaplayoifs he said never gotmy name onthe Stanley 20 years as player and iwant another shot at vit as The earold former de ienceman knew what was needv ed after watching few games at the end of last season watched seven or eight games and nobody was getting League East bit out there Gadsbyseid Fbrwards Wer skating around in our end he they ownedthe rmk But WIth guys litre Bob Balm they think they have hole and when he closes it its hallcludah time Detroit in deal with Qakland Seals for left winger Gary Jar rett defenceman Howie Young Doug Roberts and amateur gohltender Chris Wortth Thelted Wing got half sea son out of Kent Douglas after he ioined Detroit in January in tbreedorone deal withOakland but Gadsbywants the 82year7 old defenceman to lose weight Douglas will be areal asset to us if he loses nrorrr Ramon St Catharinesnew coach Brianshaw from Moose Jaw Sash has elghtplayers back from last seasons seventhplace club They include captain Skee ter Paul the teams leading scorer Bob sheehan Bostonhorn 19yearoid centre who scorgdso goals last season for Halifax Junior Canadiens is expected to join Teal amo this seasons scoring leaders Niagara Falls Flyers have nine players back from their Memorial up championship club They have some big scor ers returning for coachPaul Emma including Don Tamra hilly Phil Roberto and Doug Brindiey The Flyers lave added Lloyd Bentley 17 of Sault Ste Marie last seasons leading scorer in the Northern Ontario Junior League and Jack Powell who paced Hie Brantford Juni teams scoring comes down to Peter Stemkowalu iarabout nine pound overweight want him to play at 2001 Sternkowsld centre Gary PAINSWICK BLACKSMITH AND WELDING SHOP Palnswick Ont 12644319 EHoIne Gaines sensourlckrrs GUARANTEE cassava srArs Openingfiome Frida SEND ArracHsb concourwrmcHEousf ORDERTO RNOLD ZEIGLE ADDRESS PHONE star is trying to get him to slow Baun andllon Hams came to down linger and Frank Mahovlicb were traded by Toronto Maria Leafs in March for Paul Hen demon Floyd Smith and Norm Ullman And Gadsby says Mpbovlioh had such hfllmpleb sive training camp he expects the his left winger to scornfis goal this season MAY CARRY 81X Gadshy still hasnt deddEd whether he willcarry five or six deiencemen Gary Bergman who carried most of the defensive load last season missed part of the exhi bltion tour due to hriuries and Gadsbywill have tough time choosing between Bart Crnsbley and Bob Falkenberg it be do cldea to keep only five Crashley and Falkenberg both 22 each spent part of last season with Fort Worth Right winger Gordie Howe uni texshlaZirdsaasoninthoNflL needing only 11goals to become the only player in history to score illegals 41 Howe 40 scored 89 goals and 82 points to finish third in the individual scoring race last year and Gndshy admits his only problem with the perennial aili Gadsby didn shave vacancy at left wing untiigBrian Conhdh er drafted fmmioronto an nounced hlsretirement vl may have to move Alex Delveccbio iromcentre to fill the hole hesaid However general manager Sid Aheltsays Conaoher told him hols giving seriOIBJhought to returning to Detroit Gaddw oontidenta hard rock dfleace plus steady goal tendinghomlioger healer and Roy Edwartk will cut down the number of goalsscored against his club With an Indifferent defence and imbanoharp goaltending the Wings had 257 goals scored agtdnst them last Mir NewWesiminister Leads West Finals NEW WESTMINSTER HO ulivPortlnndAdanats struck quickly and hung on to defeat New Wostminste Sal manbaliles 1311 Wed esday night in the filth game of the National Lacrosse Associations Western Division final Militants New Westminster loads the bestofseven series 32 with the before 5ch game scheduled here Fri day Period scores were 63 and 98 for Portland ervinParsons scored three goals to pace Portia Fred Usselrnan Doug Walls lb and lvan Stewart each scored two goals Gord Jakuheo Hill Brad ley Mitre Gatesvand Jackyliar clay scored singles KeitHVMcCrellM got the first Pittsburgh goal at was of the first period when his hard Dial shot from tbebluellnevwent un der GenyDesjandina sflck The Kings shoved some of the shine that tools them into the Stanley Cup playoffs in the sec ond period when Pittsburgh was Sinhgnela vs Ilyers Tonight Springfield Kings take on the Barrie Fiyers in an exhibition game tonight at the Harris Arenaj The game will be the only time Barrie fans can see the Flyerd in action beiono the sea not open Oct 11 Starting time is 830 Spring gel is the LA Kings farm Dancers Image In News Again wrusvrua Ky arr The Kentucky state racing com mission voted Wednesday to begin hearings Nov laon the 1968 Kentucky Derby and the disqualification of Image as the winner The commission said the res sinna will be held here but no specific site was determined The hearing originally were satlo begin last July but law yers for Peter Fuller owner of Do image gained cnurtnrdereddalay Dancers image now retired from racing beat Calumet Farms Forward Pass in the Derby lastlilay but postrace test disclosedthaprcsenca of an illegal medication in the colts system rand Churchill Downs stewards disqualified tbe Fuller entry and placed Forward Pass first Dancers lungs was trained by Ian Cavalaris of Toronto EIMVALE emerges Elmvale Int hockey club will drill Sunday at am at Collingwood Arena mpru Alinterference 191 Qt rr gh Pronovnstl 1042 enaltia Skip Krake Ian Amid Pitts tfllgh Stick on Doug Barrio Pitta trip $11 Ptltnls Powlel inten erence Larry CabanL elbow 95a Poul Popiel misconduct 958 Kick Pagnmtl LAholdingt 1505 Second Period Los Angeles Cohan Krahe Wall 1055 Angela Iahosslere mleux cahnn 1510 105 Angela Wail Krake Cghan 178 thtrurgh nkel Boy er localnel 1935f Penalties Leo Boivin Pitts holding Bill Fiett rry Calun nilro Period Pittsburgh Price unassis ltd 1J7 Pittsburgh Burna Angol ti Spoor 245 Les Angeles Lemleux Pagnutti Campbell Mai Penalties Howie Hughes booking 025 Noel Price Pitta trip 255 Bill Spear Pitts hooking me Keith Moe Creary Real Lemieux Pitts thigh sticking 1336 Shot 0n Goal By Lou Angelo 15 929 By Pittsburgh 323 got shot Binkloy PREATIEST GOAL It was the prettiest goal of the game Assists wentto Wally Boys and Bill lawns after Ktn Sohinkcl scored at mm on Bed Sillivanr gamble it was weenedabot from the blucllne that clipped by Wayne Rutledge Howie Hughes of theKings was sent off for tripping at 025 of the third period and Noel Price heat Rutledge on bouncv ing shot from outside the blue line at 131 Zrarlie Burns tipped in nhot away to surprise 17 Lou Angotti minute later to give the Penguins 44 lead Bill Speer was also given an as sist on the goal The Kings prede tbs Pam gains alter Noel Price was sent off for tripping at 250 Rick Pagnuttl let fly from the blue iiha and Real Lemleux upped his shotin for the dainaaoar Brian 0118 Cornwallgot the assist or getting the puck back to Pagnutti Three oltbo Penguins goal were scored onpower plays while LA got one advantage Remain Piexv litEXlOO CiiYtAP The international Obrnplc Commit tees executive board starts sparring today with national Olympic committees in series of meetingswhich may deter mine whether 81yearold Avery Brundage continues as 100 presidents The sessions of the executive downtimewith Brundnge ex officio abainman andtho full vnmember 100 meeting are preludesito the opening oftha 19th Olympiad Oct 12 Brundage lOC president since 1952 claims he is not seeking reelection in the ballot ing by the full 100 This has added importance to formation this week of permanent gen cral assembly of national Olym piccommlttees headed by Gi ulio Onasti aggressive head of Italys Olympic committee Onesti also an 10C member disclaimed anyttmhihlon to re place Bnrndaga at the 10C helm Eat the Home lawyer put himself in the Olympic limelight by getting unanimous approval as head of the 100 satellite or ganization of aational01ymplc amps oaésa claims the new assem bly formed Tuesday by heads of 77 national Olympiccommit tees is not seeking to overthrow the 00 It is an association to expedite individual country problem in Olympic matters on the basis of trading information and techniques hesaid connvmurs on an However regarded significant in the possible future role of the assembly was Onestis comment on the prospects of South Africa gaining admission to the 1971 Qympica at Munich West Ger $eriol No 8350Vl70549 i2 nchengine deluxe shift and eruisomnt on 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