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ir=rithiFnirr61emenl pm Monte mumsn summon mourn 1m DISTRICT SPORTS NDROUGHBRED HORSE racing for of the Barrie dis triot have drawn more than or dinory intemt iii the erurounce meat that Sauuday June 31 has Men dimen or the Queenl Plate In one of It early years up this top Canadian raring event was held in Barrie when special grand and was erected to accom modate the crowd There were quite few four from Barrie among the 30000 or no who saw Conn Srmtiir Jammed lovely register an up set in the 1998 race Barrier boo leading thoroodrbred horse owners George Dangerfield and Richard Henderson didnt have an entry althde their horses won other raccoJlbe Danger field noble had particularly good year featured by consistent winnings by horse named Wee Willie actually large grey wtiidr could run the Hi for laughs in close oo 110 when trad conditions were right Old records showed Barrie owned horsm won the Queens plate classic in the past in 1908 horse named Malawian was the first of tourwinnerc produc ed by the once famous Dyment stable Others were Supper in TM llch in 1912 and Hell silica Lson of Hem in 1921 BERT GUEST of nearby Dre Station retired blacksmith al 50 likes to tell about file 1939 plate winner horse named Ardrwlorth from the Wright stable The late Mr Wright purdhasod the Barrie larm from the Dymcnt Estate skilled farrlor who learnel the trade in England Mr Gust made special shoes for Ardrwvrth and did the shading himself Naturalh he was elated when the horse won There is not mudi doubt as fro what horse will be the fave orite to fake the 1969 plate bar ring initer or something on lorseen lfrcoregal the current wide of Taylors Wind fzield tarm won seven stake races in Canada last year as two year old most of them with ease and should be cinch ills sire was the great Nor thern Dancer the 1961 plaa winner as well as the Kentucky derby Peter Fullers Dancors Image the controversial winner of the loan plate aso was re lated to Northern Dancer Despite the heavy support for Viceredal competition should be keen for second third and fourth money for the Canadian racing feature The thoroughbred racing sea son opens at Greenwood on Mon day Mandi 21 There will be Sunday racing at Fort Erie Barrie Interest In Queens Plate BILL CURRAN where the spring meeting opens on April no and continues to hfayiaudienthoygotoWood bine for the meeting which 1114 elude the plate highlighL WITH THE sdredrile entering its final week tomorrow John Maloneys 3mm Liam and Harry Adams Elmvale Pliean Hotelinen are still in keen battle to settle top place in the southern section of the Gcongen Bay intermediate OHA loop Playoff arrangements call for the first place team to meet the third placers which up pears likely to be Midland in bei three out of five elmtna tion while the second team will engage the fourth placcis pro bably Ortilla Base Borden have only lighting diange led to make it Eimvale can gain two points it they inn boot Hucko alc Donaids Sundridge Beavers on Elimvalc ice tonnrzmv vacxzrn plays at Base Borden Borden also plays hosts to Stayrrer Lions on Monday night Orillla goes to Midland on Tuesday and Brace bridge visits oriilia on Tinne day Feb 13 In the northern section Parry Sound appears certain of finish ing first but all four team got into the playpdls Sundridge Beavers Porvassan and Brace brldge have been battling In that order most of the schedule league meeting has been called for firesday Feb 11 at Midland to finalize playoff ar rangements Opening games are expected to be played on Sun day Feb 16 WEENIDRES DON Wost brooke is having another stand out scorlng season with Dayton hockey team of tire Internation ni Pro IAngtie when he soon ed 50 goals and made so assists for 110 points last winter Latest available figures showed Don had 47 goals and 40 assists with his team entering the home stretch of the group race Day ton and Toledo arc in keen battle for the seven team lca gue honors DR TED HEATON of Barrie reports considerable early en thusiasm has been shown over plans to reorganize minor 13 crosse in the Georgian Bayaroa for 1069 Some of the players and teams have advanced to the stage where Dr Beaten is looking for county learns to re enter OLA lacrosse within the next couple oi years or so Places like Oilllia Barrie All isbon and Bradford have lung lacrosse tradition behind them Orlllia has won no loss than in provincial lacrosse titles through the years Barrie Wen kart their Illm hope ofoatching the Gait Her nets for the first Dim stat In the Senior league alive last niflit Mien they bombed Coll Ingwood Kings 94 and Gait lost to Kingston Fben were in command of last nights game all the way enoept for once in the third per iod when Oollingwood scored twice in t6 seconds Pete Panagabko scored two goals in the game and almost got his hat trick when he WM awarded penalty shot with one minute left to play Oorlry Adams had stolen the pudr and he and Panagobko broke down the Ice Adams mov he was tripped by Gary Waugh the Kings netminder PENALTY SIIM Waugh handled the penalty shot with more finesse than some easier shots he had to worry about in the Wu Dave Ferguson and Wayne apiece for the Myers Singles were added by Brad Houston Dave Duciuk and Wayne dices man who got his first as Fly eli Porn 51 Onge counted twicd for the Kings while cxFlycr Ron Vermotte and Glen Barr got the others By run CANADIAN mass Kingston Aces used four unlt answered second period goals to heat Gait Hornets Hilridayto take over the sixthantl final playoff spot In the eightteam inr series Kingstons victory over the league leaders also boosted Bar ries chances of claiming first place as the Flych shelled the slumping Cnilingwood Kings 94 at Barrie to edge within three points of the Hornets Thirdplace Drillln Terriers overcame Belleville liloHawks 64 and dropped the liloHawks two points behind Kingston in the playoff struggledn one other Friday game at Wood stock Oakville oaks bagged five straight goals in the third period to trim the lastplace As or and strengthen their grip on fourth place three pointsalread of Collingwood Before crowd oi 1362 at Kingston Charlie Convery Rod ellcd the pudr to Panogabko but Weller an scored tdu goals Ontario Hockey Association Senr 1m museum armored 51 riter the um and 01 after the second period crewman scored his goal It ohko missed setup iiifront of the not and got the pitclduclt to Ridt McCiocklin who drilled it Waum managed to handle the shotbut couldnt smother it The rebound come back to Cheesmarr who was Just inside are blueline Ho malty drilled Smith scored for the Aces in the second period to offset first period goal by Gaitly Howie Dietrich MERCER GETS WINNER Mercer scored the winner for the Aces in the third period he tore the Hornets rallied on scoresvby Dietricb Bob Ertel and Pete Brennan Dietilcbr second goal came with 23 sec onds remaining in the game and Gall netmlnder Errol McKibbon removed in favor ol an extra at tracker At Beiievilie Oriilia scored three goals in the third period to overcome lead for the Mohawks and disappoint 13 31151 Veteran llloe Galand lid the Terriers with three goals Grant Moore added two goals and George Vail scored once Right winger Al Fergcson scored twice for Belleville Playing coach Davey Jones and Wayne McConnell both roared once for Graliamlohn Mercer and Rick the losers The Ga1andiltlocreGary lilil flie fve hockey players pic hired above will he skating for the Former Flyers Tues EXHIBITION GIIIIIE One tilthe highlightslofWiri ta CarnivalVeek in Barrie velling the almost 500 miles vatc homes should be May nights ex from Hmmius to take part in hibltlon hockey game between the benefit game Some arebe day night whenuley take on the Flying Fathers in bene efrt hockey game with pro Truceoi the playersare tra tihe Yin Fathers and the ing put irp in local hotels whilé Forrner Flybrs ELvIuo FATHERS Father Art Appleton Father Paid Woodcraft Father Bill Murphy run Les are Father Brian miles Father Bill Ice Father Pete Valley Father Bill Scanlon Father Peter Iiennonv 10 Father Brady 12 Father stave Manieilau 14 Father noily Relish 1Biil Harrington Tomato Jim Straclian Stratliroy Trenton Mary Brewer Toronto gayIGarleprygla Barri Gun Timm om Red Favero Barge Rusty Aiken Bar is xgt Paul Meger wv Harrie coh 6111123 SLPIEITL Timmiua writ Illorreau Orlllla Bill Barrett Orilifa Smith 10 Jerry Reid Owen Sound 11 John EhEddon onlive 12 Lloyd Pearelll Barrie 14 Jack McKnight New Liskearrl Toronto 15 Chuck Wood Barre 16 Leo Labine Nor Bay Toronto 11 Doug Towerfl Timmlrrs Jerry TOFMZIIHIB Sudhury Ralph Wlilis Niagornrnn oLake 4Ken Robertson Bnrrle 1mm Allen rerirsklpm St Cotbnrlnea Snirlf SteFltlane NW George ltencrlR Hernilton Arnold Smith Owen Sound North Bay 10 Tony Poetl North Bay 11 Orv Tessler It ComWnll Tlrnmlaa 12 Fred Piotrcb Cblthlm anruER lLYERS WWhite lbRedU Jim Robertson flohrluiirtao741 horrorunsaromnoarsmason needs going to file Workshop building fund They were originally from They arent making money on the game the Sheltered Work shop gets the proceeds St Cntlrnrlnea as thehardea race on From leitz Chiek Guards now of Tiirruniiis Red Favero Bar rie Rusty Aiken Bama Gil les St Pierre Trrnmins and Ray epy Barrie Bowlirlo mandamus sown 5mm rumy Afternoon Bcavers 23 Monkeys 21 Chip mink518 Bunnies 18 Random 16Foxes High Singles Lolly Landialr 312Gertie Dickey 250 Madge Martin 295 Marg Reynolds Lorraine Acker fit High Triples Gertie Dickey 713 Lolly Landiak 6711 Lorraine Aekcr all Marie Archer 612 Hazel Wice 597 High Averages Gertie Dickey 1171 Lorraine Acker 200Hazel Wice 190 Marg Reynolds 166 Lolly Landlair 13a 76 Yachts Enter llorida Race 51 PETERSEURG Fla APv record iieetof 76 yachts are here for the finite StPcierslhing In Fort Wider daie raeegeneally Southern Ocean Racing loafer enne schedule literate starts at noon today memoirs first periodPanng IIyiellrsjfBiomb Kings PeddlipSImtffMisaed DAV FERGUSON Weller scored his first goal of the game to seconds later when McMillan tossed it over to him and bepntithigtion Waudrl sitdr side Themku one right in the $ntest itiidroy Knye of ti rigs and Ferguson start miidngitupinfrontoflhecoll inmood net AFTER UNFSMAN Howie Forbes had words with one of the linnsmen shot the Kingston Aces Upset First Place Hornets my line combined for 13 scoring points Galnnds thirdgonl was scored into an empty net at the MmHawks removed goalie Larry Holmes in favor of an extra forward At Woodstock Jim Obie OBrien and Bob Pole led Oakvllle with two goals each Bob Hawkins Marcel Labelie Jack Price and Paul Jackson all scored once Jerry Harrigan with two goals Dave Del Papa Chuck Harmer and Dan Mahony replied for the A5 Janet Lina Wins Second Skating Title OAKLAND Calif CRAP Janet Lynn of Rockford 111 won her second ladies figure skating title Friday night in the North American figure skating championships overtaking Karen Magnussen of Vancou VPJ llimLynn shy Issyearold received four Iirstrplace votes out of seven including the first 59 score of the threeday competition Miss Magnussen 16 who held 16point lead afterihurxsdays conundsory figures received three ot the firstplace votes in the freestyle skating Linda Carbonetpo 10 of Toron to pulled up from fourth place to third in the overall standings and ma Noyes of Colorado Srpings 0010 finished fourflr Miss Lynn won the title after expecting higirsooring free style eldiibition despite two tal ters like Misr Lynn Karen also altered on double loop lve skated better and was too close to theboards when tailored Karen said later Going into Fridays oompcti tion Miss Magnussen led by 1044 of the third period after anmhlmubehted toptdritiphadmoreworde then started going lter him He Wu elected from the game After wideopen first period during whim 12 penalties were called the game settled down There were halladored in the wound and only one to Fergu on In the third period 001117 Adams added four ae gis to his leegiieleadlna points The relatively new line of Ad Ferguson and Pnoagabko is really working well together last mom they were good for four goals and live assists Deienceman Bob Delcourt was slingted to mu game 11 Jim payed his first game for the Elmssince the erhtbitian game against Weld Rings in Septenflxr Dave laiduk another convert ed defencoman played well Be sides his goal he got an assist Ralph Kosawan was not dras ed for the game PANAGABHO GOAL Panagnhkos winning goal was set up by Man on beautiful play Adams went down the ice wide of the lfings not and laid the pudt right on Panngabkoa stick about three feet in front of Waugh Probnlillglhatdk Ely Wfilzh tripped in rd pe od Flynn outsnot Colllnguood ab 17 on the game No of the Ban rte goals were scored while the team was shorihanded Next home game for the Fly ere is Friday night at 1330 when Orillin Terriers visit Next game is tomorrow night at in Onlln SUMMARY ram rum Barrio Greesman Mo Cllodrlin Panagabko 105 Barrie Weller Hamlin Houston 147 Banin Houston Adams Ferguson 452 4Earrie Panagabko Md ours we 58arriePanagahloo Adamo Fergison use Oolllngwood St Onge Ab hott Fitter 1947 Penalties Ferguson el bcw 0211 Kaye slash Mi Anderson hold 356 Du bnau and Barr rough Thompson charge cheesman tint 1359 Fitter hold 1359 pubeau int 1435 Ferguson and Kaye fight 1743 Forbes game misconduct 1748 Second Period BarrieMilk McMillan 72 Barrie Ferguson Panag abko Adams 95 thankFerguson unassist edl 1717 Penalties RobertsonCslnr 142 Vermctte Cr hold £17 Barrie too many men 417 Giaman Imeel 715 Mo Ciociclin elbow 10 Del court int 1633 111111 Period 10 OollingwoodBarr Furlong 400 10 BarrieWeller Litclilk Mo mllan 531 110o11ingwoodVermettu St 01159 Abbott 1200 11 CollinsvmodSt Onge Ver mette Abbott 1246 Penalties Ferguson hold IMO Shot on Goalls 216 By Barne 22 By Oollingwood 1a in 1557 Attendance41215 TRANSFERWWGEE IDNDON Reuters Roger Morgan 21yearold outside left with Queens Park Rangers has been transferred to Tottenbam Hotspur for £110000 $285000 one of the highest fees in the 031 points to 10155 for Mist Lynn Ontario lnnlor Montreal 421d 119 58 Petborough Niagara Falls London Niagara Falls Montreal Kibchener Peteiborougli Ottawa St Catharina Tloronio Glmb Tody Montreal at Oshawa Gamer Bundly London at St Catharine Montreal at Toronto PARENT nnd weattiermen predict winds 15 to A5 miles an hour Si Catiiarincs 24101023817259 mm 713014755 Barrie 132m 018017440 Oakville BARRIE DISTRICT NORTH COLLEGIATE CONSULTATION NIGHT by appointment WEDNESDAY FEB 12 CALL 7266541 diirlng eehool hours and ask for Mrs Armstrong history of British roccer HOCKEY STANDINGS By me CANADIAN pm Magira Falls at bum Oshawa at Peteitiorough Pt Kitchener at Hamilton Ontario senior WLT Gait 7519022212152 2110 319912349 20131146111941 1719 015816634 Orillia Hamilton tram 215714348 Colwood 1520 115315931 Oshawa 441521 moose Kingston 1420 115317529 Londcm 451422 919mm Belleville no 112116527 Toronto 1624 4177mm Woodstock no 11545215 Ottawa 1324 815219332 thtawa 43 1912 Kitchener 44 931 3421421 xles partial schedule Results Friday Resuitn Friday oalwille 11 Woodstock Collin Wood Barrie Drillin Balleville Galtt Kingston Gnme Todly Kingston at Gait Genres Sunday Coilingwood at Oakville Barrieratlodllia TEACHER 00 GOP fromtlieOBCandUTVnet Acton of Uxbfldge retained the Ottawa right The Odds For OHA Berth nyrnzcmaounmm Ottnwa 61 continue tebattle berry odds in their rtruggle to gain vplayofl berth in the 10 itam Ontario Hockey Arrodle tron Junior series but one of the odds Fri day night bending the third place Peterborough Peter 74 mundngbeiorl 5629 Ottewa The on are In ninth place With 32 pints flou poian be hind Toronto Marlboros The top eight teams are eligible for the playoffs in the leagues other Friday night action Niagara Falls Flyers clipped london Knights Montreal Junior Canadiens edged Kitchener Rangers to and St Catharines Black Hawks and Toronto played to tie At Ottawa Bryan Meshdfrey scored twice on secondperiod broalraways to pace the 675 belse Murray Wilson Gord McCormick and Pierre Jarry were the other Ottawarrcorerr Petcrborougb outsbot 7313 got goals from Rick Macbeish Ron Stackhouse Craig Ramsey and Paul Perrar IiCs Playoffs Start sunday om Ads play Hlmtsville Merchants ainday afternoon at 21038 tireBafirst gxlamecofI their 80 IT 1an 93m surrifinoi series he Next game will pin in Huntsville The ACs flnlflied the season in first place while the Merchants wound up fourth The series it best four of seven OOMMGWOOD 0M OP lrIcGill University led by Penny Drury Friday won the womens Intercollegiate skiing champioan at ncartry Blue Mountain Miss Drury won the downhill and slalomevents as MLGill from Montreal ounpilcdv 9131 points to 8920 for runnerup Queens University of Kingston University of Toronto was third with 11764 followed by Universiw of Western Ontario DAMARX OP The Cann dian Mballbeague has re ceived unrealistic proposals works in negotiations for new television contradPat Ilfalio ney said Friday Retains Title In Curling OTTAWA CP Harvey Ont 10 firefighters curling championship Friday night by defeating Bill Core of Brampton a4 He went through the three day ltrink competition with so record to wintheCarling Cup Core turned back Frank Foley of Ottawa in semifinal 96 He had lost only one other inan in the competitionto Foley Acton now advances to the Canadian firefighters champion ship at Tam OSbanter ln Toronl to March 31Aprli Harvey Shaw of Scarborough claimed the second event and the Ontario Firefighters Asso ciation Trophy bydeteating 0t tavias Larry Riopelie on an aggregate count The third event and the All Stule Trophy went to George Lord of Lakefield with AI Drey er of Ssrnia the runnerum rnv nxarrnm wan11135 PHONE mun Deni Potvin Pele Lafram Dudley replied for the Black Hawks rrrrgrriurr At Niagara Falls the Flyerl got twogoal performances from linemates Don Tunnebill and Ross Webley plus single mark err from Doug Brindley and Don Malay Trnnclriils goals gave him 41 for the season John Guild Bert Wilson and Neil Nicholson replied for the seventhplace Knights outshot 3621 The win gave Plyers points and chm of fourth place with Hamilton RedWinga At Kitchener the Canadiens struck for two goals 68 seconds apart late in the third period to pull out their slim victory be fore crown of 4667 lens Richard Martin tied the game for Montreal and llncrnateNor man Grafton scored the winner seconds later Arthur Quoquocbl got Montreals other two goals Scoring for the lastplace Rangers were Brian Glen wright with two and Bob Whit 01 PLAYERS INJURED Houle Montreals highscoring right winger was cut for 20 stitches on the mouth in firstvperiod accident Henry Lehvonen of Kitchener received livestich forehead cut in the same period At Toronto the Marlboros scored two goals in the third pe riod Sseconds apart to salvage their tie before 6670 fans at Maple Leaf Gardens Linemates John French Mike Murphy and Tom Johnston each scored once and added two as sists for Toronto Doug Aeornb got the other To sonto goal Dennis Giannini Al Mo Donough Allan Young and Rick the tie enabled the Hawks in no Leads McGill To Ski Win IltColIingwood CPL Rejects is TV Proposals nnd bladrout relaxation whlctr ITS HERE 04 BLAKE sr AT 111213 Srrvrcr Moonsirrouistzsgoo UP ff fCOME AllosEE THEM rooavi salvage firstplace tie with Montreal each with 58 poin london Ont with 8411 tin varsity of Guelph 31711 and Uni veisity of Ottawa 3134 Miss Duny won the downhill about mile run in 520 sec nods while Debbie Gibson of Queens was second in 534 sec onds In the slalom Miss Dniry went through the 42 gates of the first run in 311 seconds and trod combined time of 6965 for the two runs Teammate Barbara Birirsvwas second in 55 Anions the conditions submit led the retiring president of Calgary stampedens said is one that the lighting in all nine GEL stadiums be upgraded to permit color television airtight With the ermeptionof Calgary and Ottawa he told the Western Conference clubs annual meet ing this would require substam iial capitaleimeodinires TIlat in itself wouldhe fine there were any indication that eitherhm was prepared to pay enough more for the rights to permit recovery of the cost but there is no such indication Mahoney said He said both network also sfimrlated conditions of schedule wuld in the opinion of the clubs have an adverse eifeot on attendance Mahoneysaid the netwodos position indicates distorted view of the relative financial gdifieance of teievson reve and gate rooiepts Toronto International Mmorr AIRPORT TRANSPORTATION SERVICE Duily Service MALTON enona more 35510 7285699