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IOThe Barrie Examiner Thursday March 25 I976 The acrobatics of Napanee goaltender Steve Rexe help to earn him berth on the Ontario Hockey Association Senior first allstar team Rexe in his challenging man ner of netmindingcollected 22 points in voting by the coaches of the seven team league five more than John Adams of Thunder Bay Rexe will face his toughest confrontation of the season tonight when the Comets step onto the ice to meet Barrie Flyers in crucial game at the Barrie Arena Comets have been dragging their tail so far in the series Something that has to stop if they want to prevent elimination in four straight games Barrie already holds 20 lead in the best of seven quarter finals following surprisingly easy win in Napanee last Sun day Comets seem to have slipped from an aggressive role into one of trying to outskate Barrie For team which led the league in penalty minutes BRIBERY FOR An article appearing in the Globe and Mail earlier this week came close to shaking the foundations of minor hockey by revealing in copyright story that boys as young as years have been offered signing bonuses of skates and three speed bicycles if they agree to play hockey for specific minor hockey team clear cut case of adults taking the game from the youngsters for the glory and publicity of winning Its bad example for the youngsters who start early to link winning with material gain If there is anything which will crucify the ambition of minor hockey its this drive to win We have teams in the Barrie Minor Hockey Association with records unequalled in minor hockey play Its big deal for the players and coach to boast of perfect season record zone cham pionship tournament win some title here another there They call it bringing glory to the city Which they do of cour se You cant take that away from them Barrie is known for its hockey clubs at the minor level We rejoice when the efforts of team its players and coaches are rewarded by cham pionship But what of the losing team What happens to it Hopefully BARRIE RACEWAY RESULTS Wednesday March 24 1976 lst Cdm Trot MJL $450 GlerrmouniRebel Ada CCuny 70 90 Arden un 90 TIME lb EXACIOP and paid 554 50 7ri1 Corid Pore Mile S450 Baroness Borny 50 90 9O MySiQU 3O 60 Carmen Singlelady 70 TIME It EIACIOF Saridbpaidsir 50 3rd CIm Pare Milt S400 CynthiaA 18 gt0 50 60 Arichat Ioddie 50 IO Johnn Adams 70 TIME I77 EXACIOP and paid $l78 50 lib Clm Pore Mile S450 Shorky 7hr Greai Metro Miss TIME I64 EXACIOR and paid $75 40 5th Cond Trot Mile $500 Gael Lharrn Lotta Horse Mighty Diabolian TIME I57 EXACYOR and paid $8 20 61h Cond Pare Mite 3550 Tony Baby Lucky Streak 60 70 Doc Lindsay 50 TIME I7 EXACTOR and paid $86 70 7th CIm Pate Mile $600 Aunt Winnie Night Flasher 0k Sonic TIME lat EXACIOR and paid $30 IO 81h Cond Paco MIIE SI 700 Danny Hortark TucksPride IO IO Soky Flame 80 TIME O9 EXACIOR and paid 519410 9th CIm Pace Mile S550 lorpid Hot 10 l0 90 Locust Dori 50 50 Easier Rogue 17 60 iIME 137 EXACIOR and paid 528 00 tom Cond Pare Mile HIS Virky Diamond lyn Mar 80y ll 00 ll 00 Gun Hvll lb 70 TIME II EXAC I06 and paid $773 Attendance MOO Iratk good Handle $74 780 00 Simcoe Electric lNDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL ORESIDENTIAL 24 Hr Emergency Sewice 20 Years Experience Citys Masters License l8 72882 l350650370 3l0470790 490790 3907210770 7507K 1480670440 1060410310 570370 75 40 I790 30 H150 850 430 SPORTS CORNER Flyers looking for fast series Randy McDonald inc first two games of the seiics have been on the meek side One has the feeling of pent up volcano about to explode With the exception of the goaltending department Flyers ranked high in the voting for all allstar spots setback was the passing over of Flyers Ron Patterson who won the goaltending award and Grant Cole Flyers placed five on the first team and three on the second team Darryl Sly made the first all star team in duo role As defenccman and as playing coach So far the experience of Sly has surpassed that of Comets Walter Gerow who was selected as coach of the second allstarteam Comets cannot attord toss tonight Going back to Napaiiee trailing 30 with the possibility of having the series end on your own home ice is tough mouth ful to swallow win in either tonights game or Saturday in Napanee would force fifth match back in Barrie Sunday OUNG HOCKEY the last memory of the season is not one of another team skating around the ice holding up trophy or the ringing of cheers in their ears for the other team As often as not it seems the efforts of an entire season are lost in the crushing blow of defeat so close to the end All the glories excitement mguish and triumphs of the season fade watching the other team celebrate Values are taught early If we teach young hockey player that the most important thing of the game is to winthen thats exactly what hell remember if bribery is needed to quarantee the win for some slob willing to sacrifice the ethics of team full of young players then who is to blame when league falls apart or the pressure to win becomes so great as to force players into acting in manner deviant to their normal behavior As it stands there is no clear cut rule preventing clubs from enticing players to compete with certain club The teams of the Toronto league guilty of such abuse must be stopped Players at such young age should get nothing at all for playing the game except the satisfaction of doing so The whole purpose of minor hockey especially at the tender ages mentioned is to have fun while learning the basics of the game HIROYM HOURS TEAMMATES7N1RAIILAIE SW GOALIE TOM IlK Baseballs young have day in sun By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Baseballs precocious young sters had their day in the Flori ida and Arizona sun Wednes day It was the first full day of spring games and Jason Thom pson John Valle Phil Mankowski Chuck Scrivener Bob Molinaro lcon Jones and Bob Oliver dominated the pro ceedings Ieon Jones and Bob Oliver pair of 33yearold veterans at tempting comebacks provided some seasoning for the youthful mixture The youngsters all starred for Detroit in the Tigers 86 tiium ph over St Louis ardinals but only two of them have cvcr ape pearcd in major lcaguc gamc Molinaro has played six big league games Scrivener four Jones was in his lilih big league campaign and Oliver his seventh when they ll ciit adrift suddenly last summcr Jones by New York Mets and Oliver by New York Yankees SEEK SOX JOBS Both are trying to make it with Thicago White Sox this spring and both hit home runs Joncs also had runrscoring doublc as the Sox dcfcatcd Pittsburgh Pirates til The big blows by the Iigcrs mokic contingent came in the late innings home run by Valle produced Hi tie in the eighth and after triple by veteran Mickey Stanley in the ninth Thompson nonroster first baseman homcrcd again st Mike Wallace Mcanwhilc Mankowski played well defensively at third base and delivered two singles one driving in run Scrivener did well at shortstop singch and walked Molinaio singled in two trips BOWLING Standings Macs 78 Delicious 611 Irmi and Sweets Spies SJ Snows W2 Wealthys 3213 ltusscts 513 ortlands 311 Iligh average Barb Dunsmorc 211 Mary Iweedlc 208 Elcanor Fralick 206 Dorothy II Ituginan 204 Millie airns 202 Highsingle ICIcanor lralick iiiii 2111 Ailccn lliiitubisc 25M 2m Barb Dtiiisinori 259 244 Itiia ald wcll 235i Jonnn Ilathcrly 24o Miiricl ltupcrt 256 High triplc Allttll Ilurtubisc mltllcanor lralick 744 Barb Dunsmorc on IorAnn llathcrly 631 ltita aldwcll 643 Mary Drury tint Get This Total Pack INSTALLATION NEW VALVE STEMS ELECTRONIC WHEEL BALANCING INSPECTION OF BRAKES SHOCKS AND WHEEL ALIGNMENT FOR JUST THE PRICE IIF THE Offer Expires Sat April 3rdl976 UNIROYAI CENTRES IO Bradford Street Barrie 7285965 Saturdays 800 am to 12 noon Weekdays 800 am to 530 pm Uniroyal has tire to fit almost every car and every pocketbook And you can always say Charge it rn r1 UNIROYAL Walton has 41 victory Walton Insurance minor midgets defeated Brampton it Tuesday to earn shot at the championship of the Itoyal ity Minor llockcy Tournament in Guelph against Oshawa Wed ncsday For goaltcndci lcff Muniby it was another good night as he stopped all but onc of 18 shots Bcrnic llutz opened the scoring in thc first pcriod with assists given Stcvc Itinncard and Graham iiffcn It was onc of three powcrplay goals scored by Barric iiffen extended Barrics lead with goal in the second period With Shoddcn gctt mg the assist Shcddcn from Paul Iamblyn gave Bariic 341 lcad before Brampton scored It was learned this morning that the Walton Insiiranct team lost to Oshawa Wednesday night 52 This win makts Oshawa winners in the Royal ity Minor Ilockcy Iour nament Sly is named to allstars rcport in ycstcrdays Spor ts page on the selection of thc Ontario llockcy Association Scnior League alstar tcains hail Bilftlt Ilycrs Darryl Sly as coach and dcfcn ccinan on Illt first tcain Darryl Sly is coach and brother Stcvc Sly is on dcfcncc These are STEEL BELTED Not Fabric Available In UNIROYAL 180 ZETA4t1 and Pit6 Series From $4095 each for UNIROYAL 180 Pit6 Tire illustrated TIES master charge in mlllull no 23 Centres in Ontario No1 for Tires and Service ONE MORE NUT TO CRACK USW mlnor peewees take series with 41 victory over Kingston One last nut remains for the United Steel Workers iUSWi minor peewees to crack Windsorx and Barrie are scheduled to meet in bestof five final series for the Ontario Minor Hockey Association minor peewee championship following Barries 41 win over Kitchener at the Barrie Arena Wednesday The minor pecwecs swept through the semifinal series with Kitchener with three straight wins Two of the vic torics were won on foreign ice this past weekend Barrie led 10 at the end of the first period then scored two unanswered goals in the second period to carry healthy 30 lead into the third session lreg Johnston scored at 1116 of the first then again just ll seconds into the sccond period zirv Wilkins put the USW squad in front by three With his unassistcd markcr at 452 of thc second period Kitchener came out in the third period down Illrtft goals and one step from climination The club cxcrtid prcssurc early but the smooth skating and co ordinated passing of Barrie kept Kitchener offbalance Barrie goaltender Iom Luck was sharp in the final period on number of difficult shots by Kitchener The one goal which did cvadc came off the stick of David Martin at 550 of the pcriod Kevin Mctlann rapped home sciup by Steven Mills later in the period to put the game on lttlOlUSN fhampionship final is ex ftlttl to start Saturday in nllllt Unbeaten Jackson into finals Jackson was unbeaten heading into todays final roun is of play in the Jackson Motors minor hockey tour nament One win and two tics gave the entry of the Barrie Legion Minor Hockey League slight edge in the round robin tour nament Brampton won one and lost two games at the Eastvmw Arena Wednesday Toronto had number of teams entered in the tournament Viking ted had one loss and tie to its record while Viking Black had lie Eringate won one match yestciday Play was set to resume this morning at the Barrie Arena iDunlop Strccti WIIII the con solation round at 120 pm and the championship game at 2210 pm Derek halmers Greg Wad dington Danny Kroll and Peter Vasey scored for Jackson to give the club 43 win over Brampton in the final game yesterday David Jupp and Ken Tlark with two replied for Brampton Waddingtoii collcctcd four goals in the 951 tic with Illt Viking Itcd club Wllll Iatil Ilickcy ncttcd six for the loioir to entry Waddington and Vasty strurk for pair in tlic titi llt with the Viking Black team hris Trump Iiad thrcc goals foiIoronto Jupp lircd thicc goals as Barrie downs West End in exhibition hockey Barrie defeated West End of Toronto 72 in exhibition play at thc Barric rcna Wednesday The Peter Itcino lliistlcrs hrokc open game at the end of lllt first period with three goals in each of thc following frames IlUSlItlS wcic to inch West End this morning Ill an anothcr cxhibition clash at ICastvnwv Arcna Karl lomcs tiptlltd the scoring for thc llustlcrs With goal in thc first pcriod Iim Swain laul Vastasiuk and Jim Iikc scored in the sccond lilutl Barrie got other goals in thc final frame from Keith Icnna and two from Tom McDonoiigh Ilarning assists on thc Barric goals wcrc David Builtr Mike Iohnstonc Shawn Morrison McDonough and Scott Saint dcrs OroMaple tilt iscanceHed gamc schcdulcd bciwcin Iiiti Iartridgc Iuvcnilcs and Maple last night was cantclch Ihc gamc lII bc rcschwlulcd for sonic lllllt ncxt wcok Ilic gamc is part of the final wrics in tIitOMIIA Douhlc playoffs in Tuesday night ol this wcck IapItdctcatcd1roB4 to ilt lllt scrirs Brampton Icll lo 4Ci loss at the hands of Eringatc In the first game of the tournaman Brampton got three goals from Todd Harding in 84 win over the Viking lted club EH SPEEDY Aura GLASS Has Moved To Newer Er Larger Premises at the BAYMART PLAZA ll Mile North of our old location 7287911 Canadas foremost Auto Glass Specialists ii ii iii Run for our mone Saturday May 1976 minutes alone in our vault with $500000 All you can carry you can keep One entry for every five dollars you deposit to CI chequing savings or chequingscrvings account at any Sterling Trusts branch Draw to take place April 23 1976 Winner drawn will be notified by telephone and must answer skilltesting question STERLING Htl IIIIHIVI uniiv IIItlhlllll Ross Furzecott ti tvfi lilti 16DiiiiopSt Baiiii 4M lAli liti tilitifi Member Canada Deposn Insurance Corporation