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ll HASKIMS HASH By Earl Hnskim WE WERE UP coming home One mistake and the game was tied You dont make mistakes against Lou Turner Eimvnle said Harry hlichle On the extra and the house was lull was playing double takeout with the lost rock narrowed up about inches and It curled too much game over This eliminated the Barrie rink ot Mlchie Knobby Clarke Stu Emma and Dr Don Crowe An other Barrie rink skipped by Marshall Campbell was deieatod in this subdivision plaonIS held at Base Borden at the iirst oi the week Ross Burns represent ing Anderson Park and Norm Richardson cousin to Ernie were also swept aside in this double knockout Consuls There is no disgrace in being eliminated In this competition The teams that represented their home clubs curled well to get as lnr as this The curlers that were doing all the damage were Milton hic Arthur lrom Crcemore and Lou Turner lrom Elmvalc Doug Ac ton has these two teams sched uled tor 10 om Monday morn ing at Base Borden to declare winner at zone 10A This will be dandy Creemore only one loss and Elmvalc no losses in annual threeday bonspicl held at CFB Borden recently lot all to line start lull schedule at 32 rinks participat ed The prire winning rink tfere erentehl Campbell Tr0lt phy presented by the 1967 win rier Wells Fraser to Bordon rink skip Norm Richardson Chuter Buiper and Dariington Run nersup were skip Collens and Ifis rink oi Squires Ockcnden and Yaworsky lrom Guelph eventTed Fox Trophy pre mnted by Club Captain John Pietraszko to Borden rink skip Harold Liking Allen Lamoreux and Friescn Runnersup were skip Nnuhier and his rink oi Delbert Small and Yen lrom Borden 7C eventCooke Cartage Trophy presented by General Manager ck Cain to Borden rink skip Alex Hopley Graham Auburn and Teskoy Runners up were skip Gray and his rink oi Smoc kum Gibson and Spurr irom Alliston 11 eventchip Merryweather trophy presented by Chip erryweather to Borden rink ipRoss Burns and Ross of Stephens and Cameron Runners up were skip Hamilton and his rink of Oliver Myles and Home rtiuk lrom Stayher COACH BEP GUIDOLIN rfll MITRE EXAMINER FRIDAY JANUARY 17 The semiInst garna In event highlighted the Yuletide bonsplel with one at the finest oi games remembered The Boss Burns and Marshall Campbell rinks established club record by Burns blanking the first six ends Burns narrowly missed blanking the seventh and his rock remained in the house lor one point Campbell scored two in the eighth and Ross tied the game with one in the ninth Campbell blanked the 10th was short with the last rock In the 11th and Burns won the game three to two The Base Commander Col Ockendcn and Club President Captain Cameron thank ed the participating rinks and club members lnr an excellent honspicl and extended return Invitation to the rinks lrom Guelph Stayner Barrie Creolt more Alliston Angus and Chat ham Tho Bonspici Chairman Cpllilcrryreather extended his thanks and appreciation to tha Ice Committee the girls who served behind the bars and the Yuletide Rnnspiel Committee members or their ellorts In making the 15th Annual Yule tide Bonspiei an unqualiliad suc cess ICELAND PARK out highway 91 will he swinging tomorrow nightpublic invited TIIE RIOIIAWKS with Davy Jones and the Jones Boys vs the Good Guys at the arena on Sunday at 230 TIIE CITY oi Barrie is receiv lng lavoroble publicity lrom their hockey teams this season eg Novice 1st Pee Wee ith Ban tam holding own Midgets tied tor 1st Juniors lst and Seniors rst With deserved support fit at silverware will be collect IF ANY at my readers have picture could use in the Hash would you send it along Our photographer keeps putting his iilrn in backwards FLYERS Mcciocklin Luciuk Dubcau Panagahko Weller Forhan and Adams have all logged 30 games or 30 this sea son Only live home games lett Captain Corby Adams keeps pumping in the punks to lead the league with 64 points Flyers lltcClockbn Lireiuk Du besu Panagabko Weller For ban and Adams have all logged 10 games oi 30 this season Only live home games leit Capttin Corby Adams keeps pumping in the packs to lead the league with 64 points CAPTAIN COREY ADAMS To Be WideOpen JACKSONVILLE Fla IA wide open affair with loot lialls filling the air was the lore oast for Sundays American Football League allstar game matching the East against the West in the Gator Bowl With the exception of Matt Snell New Yorks Jets running dtar in last Sundays Super Bowl victory coaches Hank viteram of Kansas City and Wally mm at Houston have at their qommand the leading ground gainers of the season Snell didnt receive votelor the all fitar team iIwentybwo players i1 oilen dive and ti defensive were se Ienied by his leagues to coach fs The other 11 players on each squad were picked by Strant oi the West and Lemm of the East But one need only look at the Quartenbacks and pass reeeiv Irs to realize that the story ol is game will be written in the air air Iloe Namath who directed the Jets to their Super Bowl victory dyer Baltimore Colts oi the No honal League will share the helm oi the East 1with Bob Criese at Miami Dolphins WhenNamath is calling sig dais you can bet ohat his two lat lvorlte receiyers Don Maynard 6nd GeorgeSauer York will be on the ll John Hadl oi San Diego will quarterback the West through the first half with Kansas Citys Len Dawson taking over in the second period BOWLING Ladies Tuesday Alteration IiEltIPVIEW BOWL Standings British Columbia 18 Pnnne Edward Island ill New Brunswick is Ontario 15 Nova Scotia id Saskatchewan 11 Yu kon Alberta Manitoba Newfoundland High Singles Gardiner 231 Marian Sni der 264 Kay Canny 257 Frankcom 249 liloran 240 Ruth Watson 246 High Triples Enid Dempster 766 Ruth Watson 700 Kay Can ey 644 Dorothy Rugman 635 BHEAS BOWL BARRIE Ladies Tues Alt Mogue Monkeys 10 Beavers Bun nies Reindeera Chlprnunks Foxes Highslngles Lolly Lsndlnk Zt2 Anne Thompson 233 Olga Black 237 Alma Raymond 232 High Triples Moog Reynolds 637 Almu Raymond 502 Elma Iiimmon still AnneThamplel Still Anne Thompson 572 High Avércgesi Gertie Dickey 202 Lorraine Ackor 201 Hare Wice tSi Elma Timmon 187 Msrg Reynolds 187 MONTREAL It Appan ently ratLttiui with assurances that it will be altered twadp opposition Russias national hodrey team was in unite here today Ior an exhibition tour Reversing an earlier decision the Soviet team agreed Thurs day to lace Canadas national hockey squad here Saturday in the list at eight games The Wain 11m scheduled to open here tonight notified the Canadian Amateur Hockey Annotation late niesday that they were cancelling the tour The Soviet team complained that it would meet only second rank cams during the visit here but it now has been as oe DiMaggio Chairs Drive BALTIMORE AP Joe DiMaggio the renowned You to Clippcrol baseball has an copied the honorary chairman ship ol drive to raise 380000 Ior restoration ol Babe Ruths birthplace in southwest Baltil more The house will be turned Into baseball museum play two games agalm Wil mette of Chicago the week ms 535111115 ymluT Speed may be the key if the West is to outscore the East in Leagues National Football League Alister game in Memo rial Cpiiscum West coach George Allen at Los Angeles Rams worked with his team Friday as did East coach Tom Landry ol Dallas Cowboys We have great speed in the receiving positions more so than last yéar and nothing is more important than that in an Alister game Alien observed lle singled out Clifton McNeil ol San Francisco 45ers the NIILs leading pas receiver with 71 passes for 995 yards and seven touchdowns Allen has only togo back to the titerRam exhibitionl game sparked his teamwitb MAyard last when McNeil sparked his team with 94yard touchdown run on flip irorn John Brodie Nanrns some means The names of Carroll Daiaot Green Baylackers and Willie Richardson of Baltimore Coin also were ticked oil by the coach Also mentioned with admira tlon was Baltimores John Maels ey who tor his 224 pounds is last Allen confirmed that anta REPAIR NOW PAY lATER on our convenient sundae mm EXPERT Mechanical Body and Prawn Wonk ram 1261311 DANGERFIELDS RuSSitans Were Trying no GetNHL Game Molson Battle OlaTo and by the CARA that it will meet onlya combination Can adaa two national teams The Russians more to Toronto Sunday then to Vancouver Vin torle Winnipeg and Ottawa President David Nelson ol Montreal Canadians told repom are he would like to see the Russians play National Hockey League learnbut not It NHL victory would send the risttors into hiding tor rm years BASQUE HURTS TEAM Ila said the Russians current hamie had done them coo siderahlo harm lbey claim to be amateur diampions oi the world but an amateur champion doesnt chat lcnge the top pro in any other sport As in boxing the amateur starts at the bottom and works his way up The Russians would he meets at theCanadiens at Saturday nights NHL game against Chicago Black Hawks lliolson said the tour cancelin tlnn was brought on because the Russians eitherwem alroid at getting beaten or were hoping the move would turn public opinion in Canada in lavor of an NHL controntotion When the Soviet team last de sanan coor Midgets and at Minot Hodrey Week in Barrie Wilmette compos ad of first year Juveniles and morehjad quarterbac gt There are two reasons why want Earl in there he said First hes the Player ol the Year in the National Football League You dont get an honor like that without eflngitfi Second of all the quarter backs Ive deieneed nobody does better job of mixing up plays Earl had very good CANADIAN FORCES 23a Brddlord St errla 4o CENTRE 25 St Clair Avenue East Toronto Ontario Telephone 5666554 THE REGULAR OFFICER TRAINING PLAN Royal Military College at Canada Kingston Ontario VRoynl Roads Military colleg9otorla 89 College Mllitalre Royal de SaintJean Qua Canadian Unlversltlea cided to pull out at the tour Earl Dawson addng president ol the CARA sent telegram to Moscow assuring them that their only competition would coats from Canadas two trade at squads His telegram was In answer to one earlier lrom the Soviet Union in whldi the Russians said they did not know which teams they would be competing against and that financial ar rangements tor the tour were unsatislactory The Soviet Ice Hockey Feder ation announced departure of the team lrom Moscow and said all its demands have been satis fied by the CAHA The Soviet team is scheduled to remain in Canada until Feb rockersuuoncrnen ARCADIA Calit AP Six Jockeys went on record Thurs day In lavnrol allowing girl rid ers take try at competitive thoroughbred racing at Santa Anita But about 40 others indi cated they dislike the Idea The riders most them members or the jockeys association which represents maiority oi the western riders met to private at the track Wednesday night Midgets is undefeated this season The loOps play them Jan 25 at pm and SpeedMay Be The Key 111 NFL AllStarchiIfnei sense tor thermixbvahich mean runs pams drawsvand screens He also throws the ball Roman Gabriel alternate with it all WON BYBRITlSH Mauritius was ceded to Br ain by France alter the Nope iconic Wars The Regular Olficer Training Plan is for bright young man looking for meaningful career You undertake complete university education with degree in arts sciences or engineering plus iull military training Result you graduate as complete man welleducated with anoilicers commission in the Canadian Armed Forces Act now becausewe begin selecting candidates early In the New Year For lulllnlormallon visit RECRUITING do Itwillbeslittlemoreota diallengo tor Flyera laps to watch the ieagueleadeis In ac tlon tonight as they the tourthplace Coilingwood ngs In Coilingwood highlight ol the game should be the scoring race between Corby Adrmsot the Rivers and second place loe Ilamley at the Kings Adams now has live point edge It Is one of the low times during the season when there is on Friday same In Barrie Sunday alternoon Belleville Mohawk play the Flyers at 130 oclock at Barrie Arena Last line the Kings and Bar rie met in Colliogwood the Wars lost tz In the other three games though Barrie has won 32 so and 0t Interest to Barrie tour is than Hon Vennelta out by the Fiyers at the end at Decanber ts playing or the Kings There are two other exFlyers on the roster of the Georgian Bay town Ken Robertson and Howie Forbes It is not tmusuai tor the Fly BELLEVILLE sunnav WAYNE WELLER ers executive to estimate than are at least 100 Barrio tans at games In Collingwood and tonight should be no coptron especially since the Peer need stipport It they lose and Gait beats Belleville thronetwo learns will be deadlocked or first place Collingwood is in must win situation orthoy will tum bit farther down the low lad Scorers Tonight Collingvimod der and wirtl up In lilih Ipot behind the drargim Oahilll om The Fiyers top linoBob For han Corby Adams and Wanna Wellerhare scored 12 at the 19 goals the term has against the Kings this season With For han letting and Adams Altthth Bellevillelell IN and to the Fryers early in the season Barrie was hard premed to eke out 54 deal alon the In time the clubs met The lltodllauks am In 7th place In the league but they are considered by many to be dangerous team one that could molt the Ftyers or the Hornets drance of finishing the schedrlo in that place They still have chance at the last ptayotl position and should be tough to heat Big guns against the Mo Hawks this season have been centre Dave Ferguson with and deftan Rick lIeClotlt lln with goals Fergusons leg is still not healing properly and it is not known whaher he will see ac tion at all this weekend Bdrrie1ecims Take Two Games From Aurorci Barrie teams had good day against Aurora yesterday win ning two games of three in North York League hockey Both wins were at the Bar rio Arena The HR Bantams took their toth win In row with 21 win while Coon Midgets edged the visitors 43 Knights PeeWees lost 52 in Aurora The Bantams battled to their than am inute loter Sunday at 115 in the opening game oi Minor Hockey Week Examiner Photo Bauch To Coach Buffalo Bills BUFFAID NY All Johnny Haucb of Oakland Raid ers of the American Football League will become head coach of Butlaio Bills The CourierEre press said today sixth period of scoreless hockey belore Dennis Pugh scored tor Aurora assisted by Smith The last time the clubs met Urey played to scoreless lie Brent Bowen came back tor Barrie at the 1003 mark as sisted by Nick Kooslag Less TEITY Martin scored the winning goal with an assist trorn Joli Sim mons In the midget game Brian Kinscila broke 33 tie at 1550 of the third period to earn the win He was assisted by Scott The same players combined on the lirst Barrie goal Brian Curtis and Ron Bnhbot to also scored for the CoUps DA LY SEASONAL warns PHONE iiirats Their next game II Igaind Oriilis Saturday Scoring ior Aumra were Hoyt tringwithapairandBillWatts DIFFERENT STORY It was dilterent story In Aurora though where their Pee Wee lad 21 alter the first and 42 alter the second period Craig Uoulter and Rick Hamp ton scored twice each while Gard Mactnrlane added sin gle for the winners Iirn Hamilton scored bolls Barrie goals assisted by Scott Robertson In Georgian Bay League game at the Barrie Arena tho Wallflll Insurance Midgets edg ed Stayner 32 Ken Bannerman broke the 22 tie at 1320 ot the lastper iod when he scored with an assist from Ron Hubbert The pair combined the same way on an earlier goal in the game The other Walton goal was scored by Charlie Brown assist ed by Les Koopman Scoring ior Stayner were Dan Barker and Bob Rose On Wednesday the Walton shut out nieatord 24 on goal by Herb lice and Ken Saunders WINTER SPORTS Jonv inn 1WD or Night elgbrldel WinterChalet tor Dining and Dancing MONRtléMltllC SAVE $5 PAIR FREE lusriiiirlou 110 Rnoronn Phone 72 5v