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10 TEE BARRIE EXAMINER SATURDAY M$RCB 18 1976 from President of the Orillia curling club Les Girard acknowledges the Barrie and Collingwood have the best hockey records of Sim coe County centres but he in srsts Orillia has been superior in curling and lacrosse Himself native of Collingo wood Girard pointed out with measure of pride that the Ship building town has won more OHA championships than any other place in the county He al so conceded Barrie has an edge in dominating the senior hock ey series in recent years But Orillia has them all beat when it comes to lacrosse championships and think we are better at curling too said Girard during an interview ar ranged to boost the coming 0r illia 32nd annual spring bonsp iel Stan Sarjeant skipped the first two winners in 1945 and 46 but the honors have been COUNTY SPORTS Curling challenge Orillia club By BILL CURRAN spread around good deal since then This is an opportunity for some of the other Simcoe Coun ty rinks to test their skill said Girard in an almost nhallcng ing manneras he directed atten tion to dates for die coming co mpetition It is to open on Sat urday March 27 and play is to continue on the folowing week end Friday and Saturday April and There will be open and senior competitions and Les is hopeful there will be rinks fromBar rie Collingwood Braford Mid land Penetang Elmvale Stayn er Creemore and other county centres taking part Elmvale Bradford and Barrie rinks have been among trophy winners of this major Orillia bonspiel in the past Orillia rinks have won the prmary some seven times as well BEST COUNTY HOCKEY RECORDS Barrie Flyers fine achieve ments of recent years highlighted by the Allan cup champions of 1974 has occupied the main coun ty hockey limelight Currently the Flyers are defending senior OHA champions and rate as fav orites to repeat Orillia Terriers beat out St Boniface in the finals for the Allan cup in 1973 and have made strong bids on other occasions but havent been able to match Bar ries hockey record Barrie Fly ers beat out Cranbrook in the 19174 finals There have been more major league hockey players developed in Barrie than Orillia with Hap Emms Paul Meger Jack Dyte Jerry Toppazzini and Real Chevrefils among the more illus trious Barries 1948 Memorial cup fin alists and the 1935 junior OHA winners are among past champ ionship teams with glowing re cords Before the Terriers of re cent years Orillia had to go back to 1915 for its last OHA the intermediate title Orillia al so captured the 191314 junior provincial honors When it comes to OHA titles of the past Scotty Carmichael cou 1d present good case to show Collingwood was Simcoe Coun tys leading hockey centre in sofar as winning championships and producing standout players are concerned Collingwood won some 12 OHA champions along with numerous other honors including the 1966 Central Ontario senior laurels Reeve Don Spooner who was harddriving forward with C01 lingwoods intermediate cham pions of 194950 has referred to such former NHL stars as Jack Portland Jim lSailor1 Herberts Bernie Brophy and Reg Noble In discussing Coilingwood hock ey greats Portland was coach of the Shipbuilders when Don first broke into OHA ranks with the Collingwood juniors back about 193940 Currently Eddie Bush who co ached Collingwoods 1550 inter mediate OHA champions has been receiving much praise for his astute handling of the im proved Kansas Citv Scouts des pite franchise troubles Older hockey fans generally rate Leighton Haipt Emms as Barries greatest hockey player He had same 17 years in the NHL But there were many oth er outstanding pro hockeyists from Barrie including such one time sparkling stars as Megcr Toppazzini Chevrefils and Dyte already mentioned along with Ron Stewart Doug Mohns Leo Labine Ab De Marco George Ford and Frank Foyston LACROSSE AND CURLING HONORS Orillias lacrosse record inclu des no less than 16 Ontario La crosse Association championsh ips along with the minor titles won in recent years Back as far as the Gay 905 Orillia had Canadian senior championship field lacrosse teams and Orillia players performed on Canadian teams which made tours in Gr eat Britain United Stae and Australia after the turn of the century The greatest lacrosse years in Orillia were back in the 305 when the Terriers anncxctl four senzor OLA titles three all Canadian senior titles and two Canadian junior ChaleOflalllpS fastpassing brand of system atc lacrosse which hasnt been seen the game since put the oic time Terriers in class by themselves The late Gene Dopp who was then secretary of the OLA rated the 195 Iariers as the greaiest as Girard reminded back to curling Orillia rinks lead the county in winning the Silver Tankard honors the most having won the double rink Ontario senior champion ship trophy in 1885 1933 1950 and 1956 Ontario curling Assoc iation records also show Orillia rinks reached the finals in 1876 1884 1948 and 1962 Barrie curlers have won the Tankard twice in 1907 and 15 while Collingwood rinks captur ed the same trophy in 1913 and 1920 Orillia rinks have won the Governor Generals troohy Grays performance on Nov 15 sometimes described as the cqu ivalent to provincial senior championship honors on six oc casions whle Barrie rinks have taken the trophy twice the 131 ter in 1914 and 1963 incidentally divisional playoffs in the Tankard series for the cur rent season are scheduled for Catharines on Friday March 28 with semifinals and finals to be played at Guelph on Sat urday March 27 NOTED ATHLETE FROM COLDWATER Commenting on recent re ference to Goldwaters main st reet monument honoring George Gray former warden Ernie Miller referred to an oid news paper article New York paper gave the following account of Grays perrormance on Nov 15 1887 eorge Gray the decep tive appearing Canadian hea vyweight handler from Cold watcr Ont surpassed all his previous performances at his speciality of shot putting He undertook to boat the best ama tenr record for puting the 18 pound shot and succeeded easily at the first attempt with throw Barrio Credit Un 11 Oltitlnmt Hhfickey tam left or on and erday Wmw in the romaine Mltlbe of 41 feet 11 inches The best previous record was 43 feet The task appeared so easy for Gray that spematora had little doubt he could have thrown it several feet more if he had desired to extend himself That achievement was in track and field competition ag ainst the continents best at New York Later the Goldwater ath lete did improve on the record heaving the 16 pound iron ball over 45 feet He was long an example to other athletes of the area including such notables as Walter Knox Harry Gill and oth ers who gained international fa me in past eras OFF To oldtimers hockey tournam ent Some team members are shown here posing will the clubbannertirstbér Vine Stock Bros Bus Line vehicle TERRIERS GOALIE DIVES TO STOP PUCK Flyers Lyte in scoring fry watched by Terriers Mike Setiel Flyers step closer to that league mark Barrie Flycrs moved step closer to top 5701 in the Ont ario Hocke 1i1on Senior League last night when they defeated Orillia lcrricrs 61 The hardest worked man on the ice was lcrriers goaltender John Traicus who although he let six goals past him made some excellent saves Bar rie made attack after attack on the Orillia goal slow first period saw good passing moves by Barrio it was period of nearmiscs for the Flyers and missed chances for the Terriers The Flycrs first goal came a1 the402 mark of the flll and was scored by Bill 1111 llll assists from Krn K113 iion and Doug Acomb Numhe 111 of the same period was ncltcd by Phil Branston at til aily lti1011 by Bob Baird lifll lun lh is ompson The third marker mm from the stick of loneuo 1011111 lender fury Lyle 11 with assists by Don Pagnutti and Ron Robinson 50 it was 30 for 1111 Hints entering thi second 1ril 11111 Olilliu Putting on it lllif 111111 prcsurc 1n the 011111 1111111111 of this period slum $1411 11 Branston ricochech 1111 1111 111 illin gonlpot 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HOLLAND transported the team to Toron to International Airport for the flight to Holland Stock Ems donatedthebus for the Timon5 to trip Manager of the firms 11 11nliun lliiilml 11 mm 1221011 23 in 71 11 ll 1111111111 11 lw 111191 uufirxiz 1min litl llmv lurru of 1ulwd 111 in ilxr 111 11 1111 15111713 111111 iim llllflll 3511 11 uu lczui litunlitu will tIiv misfit1 1111 nir 1101 good 101 Mid pz 11 IlltZNl of 11 n1 511111 Humphrey lli nu nu 104117 Kathy Kftiltl of luuuiux 0111 18vcsuold I111 an Olympic gold in 111p 1r 111m 11 Innsbrud imtvv month as flu Nu 111 plotIn in 11 Sllf 11ji 111 31 11111 of 33011 1111i111 Joan Wilson of 11 Minn gt 123 114ul 11 501111 lcnm 1111111111 viH 1111111 rr 11111 1111 ZSllll will 11 11111111 lffilltilp 411 tictoil va vi 111 111 for lilb pluw It 51 Novrces ip Bolton 50 110111111 111 11w gt0 turd 111 111 uuk 2211110 licluimn 1111311151 1lt1 11111 Horne 11011 Niiwm in minor hncktv ulifln Barrio summitt1 lu 1111111111 id 30 Scoring 1411 111111 wow 11111 Forbcx Tumoron McLeod 111ig Perry Hurry Wilkins and Scott Meltulfc his wont to lcrly Hinton and Mottalto Barrie area is Gord Nevi son iliuvi from 11 Ed dnyhcw Jolinltmd and Jack Graves ford 01 Old flitboa Que Turned 111 limo of 11210 13111 mi lifll 1n11111h 11 1i1 tli all1 11m if 1331 GIFFEN scamNe BarrieColts honored at seasonend dinner 152 For the second consecutive season Terry Giffen has led the Barrie Colts in scorng in the Mid Ontario Junior Hockey League Giffen was one of three Colts receiving special recognition dur ing the annual awards dinner and wrapup dance held in hon or of the Colts at iii Army Navy and Air Force Club Fri day Goaltender Doug Keans accep ted the Chanes Lowe mem orial trophy as the teams most valuable player for the 1975 76 season Eric Cummings is the Colts rookie of the year Giffen scored team leading 21 goals and added 25 assists for 36 game 1021 of 46 points and win of the Doug Raymond scorznq championship Cum mings netted 12 goals and 10 assists in his rookie season with the Colts Barrie finshed second 11 sev en 193m loop before bowing out in the opening round of the play offs to Richmond Hill in strai ght losses President of the Colts organi zation and master of ceremonies for the evening was Bill Hake he told he players parents loam executive members and guests that he was impressed with the efforls of the Colts this season They were great bunch of guys doing the best they could he said 11 Hake echoed the sentim cuts of mayor Dorian Parker who commented that although they werent champions the club did have very successful season Mayor Parker applauded the efforts of the Colts executive for keeping the junior club on so und financial footing noting that there were other clubs in the city not so fortunate Mayor Parker also extended the bed wishes of the city for continued success of the Colts Head table guest Don Lowe is Annual county bionspiel had 20 rinksientered 111051h Annual County of 81m coe llecrcnmn Bmlspicl was held the new funisiil Recreation Complex and Curling Club recent 1y lwcnty rinks participated in two draws representing munici pnidics throughout Simcoa Coun ty Barrie provincial government and 1he county cxwardens as sot131nm The winning rinks in cluded 1c in skipped by Shel don Bowman represeniirg Cook sow1 which won the Simcoe ORAMGW 11112 PROGRAM Sunday or 11 lir1 Rmc Trot Purse 83011 no 31110 flmii 111211 0111111 lt1li11 1111ilun lllli Pronto 12 1i11111n 1111 11ml ll111111 21111 111 m1 lbzrslu lciruumu fzdono fcu 111111111 ti ltdpct l111d1 14 1k Nib ll 1113111 11 Ila11 Mold this ii ti 1211111111111 livlui l1uon 111w liriofioimlirs 11112 111 Second ltzui 11 Pace lllrl 11311 illll 1111 1111 611100 1111 lml 1111111111 11 lilll 13 tilt1 1111iii llmm 11 filuun 111111 tnilufl 11s11gt 1111111111 11 10111114 1i11 Wuplc 11 iliul 11111111 11 111llv fiulflc llllilon lllirll flu1 151 lrnt lulc 51600 11111 111111 llllltv II Itlltllblll Misti 11m Frost 11 Burgess 51 Victoria 1111110 lloy lcwr 111111 11 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Mulcnstnr Barrie 7262220 tEADER the convener of the Mid Ontario Junior Hockey League and representative to the Ontario Hockey Association Mr owe noted in his address to theiga thering personal triumph in the recent stttzing between the Col lngwood Blues and Midland Fly ers Mr Lowa was involved in re questing the suspension of the championship Collingwood team following the failure of the Blues to show for scheduled game in Midland Dec 28 Blues werent suspended but were ordered to pay $910 in costs Which they did aid Lowe The converter paid special at tention to the volunteer efforts of team doctor David Johns Barrie was one of fourclubs in the Mid Ontario Junior Lea gue having doctor in attend ance at home games pointed out Lowe It was through the initia tive of the Colts that the other clubs were spurred to follow suit Speaking on behalf of the Colts management Hank Partridge complimented the calibre of player making up the Colts team this season The big thing was the class of boy we had this year It was exceptional Mr Partridge nvcrrode any thoughts of the Colts being inti penalty minutes with My NAME or PTS Ari Wilson 10 15 57 Alf Lamoureux 36 13 15 107 Gord Bellby as new Wayne Fisch 39 53 Peter Trnecak 14 63 mo Cumming 31 in 16 TB 39 7+ Terry Giffen 38 21 155 46 92 Jim Angus 19 11 14 14 Keth Wioe 34 15 545 Doug Raymond 12 2344 Mark Potts 39 14 23 355 Wayne Church 33 313 Bobby Coulson 30 14 19 33 47 John Garner 32 12 21 12mg Don Martin 2A 11 Jamie Laws 37 11 13 24 Rick Saunders Countys trophy team skipp ed by Art Evans MP repre senting the provincial govern ment Won the County of Simcoe recreation trophy team skip representing the Township of Tecumseth won the Pot of Gold Trophy for participation and enthusiasm One of the most exciting mom ents of the day occurred in the second game of the first draw when the City of Barrie Rink skipped by Mike Kristoff and the Township of Innisfil rink skipp ed by Bill Gibbins played to tie in the eighth end and had to throw extra rocks to determine the winner lnnisfil won the game Other teams from the following centres participated Bradford Essa Township Oro Township Jets tie opener in girls hockey Neyitonbrook and the Irn les tied 22 in the opening game or rue Canadian Girls Hockey League championship finals in ewtonbrook Friday It was the opening game of tho best of three finals Marilyn Barr and Louise Marshall scor ed 101 Oro Lois Marshall and Betty Det uieler each scored pair of goals 10 lead 010 chS 31 111 ove northnigh lbursziav and win of the best of three Kempview lanes has two leanis in top eight of tournament The results of the HoultHc11e wcll Mail Graphic Tourna ment were released this week The tournament took place in January of this your 1111 over 1000 10mm and 61100 bowlers lak ing part from across Ontario Ba 11 Kcmpiicw Lancs had two lcaim in the 1111 511 and Sports of the lucs day mens majors vnmc 11151 ANNOUNCEMENT OF HOURS Monday leftist 10 mm 109 pm Saturdays 10 mm to 4151151 ihabb 12am Mono 72691952A 11 Dunlop St Barrio Bayfiold Mollri Mkfvxih Wr Iw midated inthe playoffs layRick mond Hill We fought to get into Second place andjust ran into red hot club in theplayoffs Partridge also paid special t1 bute to Dr John as well coach Don Crone and assistant coach Don Martin Coach Crowe returned to 31331 local hockey scene after 31831 off three years to guide the Colts to an impressive showing in the junior league coach said simply that although they did drive you crazy at timeS he really enjoyed workingiwiith the beys They were great young men he saii Coach Crone paid spew cial tribute to team captain Alf Lamoreux who played his last season with the Colts He helped more players this year acknowledged Crowe He was goodcaptain alked to the youngei boys and helped them come along Lamoupeux probably had one of the longest junior careers of any Barrie player It started with Owen Sound with interim stops at London and Toronto also one year inietirement Lamoureux finished the season with 13 goals to his credit Ann 15 assists He led the team nimble West Gwillimbury T011111 ShipFV pra Township lilies Township Mara Township MadonteTown ship Midland Nottawasga To wnship Penetanginsheap Cr eemore and representatlmfib om Simcoe County and illegi wardens association We are bowingthat this bon spiel will remainas true reé reation bonspiel said repre sentatve of the county secrecy tion department where the 5533 ticipation is the important negL son for being involved Special prizes were awarded to winners on every team llama tendance We had excellent cooperation with the Stroud Curling Club and representatives of the Township of Innisfil to stage this mm event all semifinal playoff series of tbfi Canadian Girls Hockey League The victory moves Oro intothe finals which have started in Newtonbrook Friday Second gamc of the best of three series is scheduled for the Oro CW munity Centre Sunday 15303 pm Marg Raycroft scored the others Oro goal Jets waited until tho final period to score five unan swered goals Wocdbridge ended scoreless game with goal the second period with total pin fall of Members of the team were Capt Ed English 872 Triple Tom Locke 1169 Horst Karline Don hralick 785 Ken Hogtg 7265 lim Best 702 3F Missing from dineup Bill tiraul and Jim Poster team captained by Leighton liticn came seventh with team total of 41160