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IOThe Barrie Examiner Friday March 26 1976 SPORTS WHEEL for cyclists By ED HARPER Chay Each day see more and more bicycles around the Canadian crew Win in sailing ST PETERSBURG Fla CP Hans Fogh of Toronto with crewmember Evert Bastet of Montreal won the flying Dut chman class Thursday in the final day of racing at the St Petersburg Olympic Regatta training session Harry Jemmett of Kingston with 93 points In the Tornado class Larry Woods of Winona 0nt with crewmate Michael de la Roche of Kingston finished fifth over all with 10th place finish Thursday and 54 points They finished third in the fi nal race of the event and ac cumulated only 224 penalty points for the win Second was Dennis Clark of Auburn Wash streets That is sure sign that spring is here Although havent been out on my own bicycle as yet believing that the weather should be little warmer especially for me can har dly wait For several years now have been President of the Barrie 80 victory for Kinsmen Division of the Berolina Cycling Club This club has its with 244penalty points headquarters in Toronto and is sponsored by the Berolina Two other Canadians finished ii Bakeries there It is one of the leading cycling clubs in Canada in the top 10 Barrie Kinsmen major atoms scored an 80 win over Thornhill in the fifth game of the Bramp ton tournament this week but this was not enough in the Round Robinstyle playoff as Woodstock Richmond Hill or Milton will go on to the semi Roger Green of Hawkestone Ont finished eighth overall with 747 penalty points and Robert Lewis of Vancouver who won Thursdays final race finished 10th overall with 930 points and we in Barrie who have raced under their colors were for tunate for we were not charged for our membership the last couple of years But now we believe that it is time for the bicycle riders of Simcoe County to have their own bicycle club friend of mine from Painswick by the name of Jerry Breiding has been working hard in order to organize club for this area He has wmm the colors picked out and everything is ready to roll We need bicycle riders of all ages so if you are interested please get in touch with me My phone number is 4361951 We would like to set up meeting as soon as possible Bicycle racing is great sport It is not only healthy it is thrilling sport There are many different forms of bicycle racing For instance there are sprint riders pursuit riders road riders track riders motor pace riders etc So there are races for every type of racer Until coach has worked with the rider for few months he has no idea just what kind of rider the subject may turn into OUTSTANDING Some riders are outstanding at all types of racing from sprin ts to long distances and on road or track different type of bicycle is used for track racing than is used for road racing The forks on track bicycle are straighter and the wheelbase shor ter and fixed wheel is used for track That means that the pedals turn when the bicycle is moved and rider cannot coast he must pedal at all times And of course there are no brakes on track bike To start bicycle riding with the idea of maybe becoming racer the rider doesnt need the best of equipment If you have tenspeed road bicycle that is all you need at the start It is surprising how quickly you can learn about the bicycle racing game and how fast you can develop into good rider if you have the ability No one knows if they have the ability until they give it try The leading bicycle riders of the world are all rich men Eddy Merckx of Belgium is the highestpaid athlete in the world SO if rider can become good enough to turn professional some time during his career lot of money can be made Getting back to the new club that we are trying to form it has already been registered with the Ontario Cycling Association and the Canadian Cycling Association The name that has been chosen for the club is the Huronia 76 The colors are green with white and yellow band around the chest and sleeves We hope to get sponsor for our new club as soon as possible All we need are more riders so why not give it try You will have fun and am sure that you will enjoy it Seminar will present lessons on sailing The Ontario Sailing Association in cooperation throughout the Georgian Bay Region THEY WON PICTON TOURNAMENT HONORS Shown here are the Oro Jets grls hockey team which won the division section of the recent Picton tournament From left front row Joan Spears Paula Abbey Janice Clark Jody Reid Diana Fowlie and Louise Marshal back row from left Barb Amos trainer Brenda Amos Marg Raycroft Wen dy Raycroft Marilyn Barr Rally is too late for Comets late rally by Napanee Comets in the closing minutes of the game was just that too late when Barrie Flyers edged them 54 in OHA Senior quarterfinal hockey action last night at Barrie arena The Flyers had fairly healthy 42 lead when Napanees Gary Hart netted two quick goals in as many minutes at the very end of the third period scrappy first period saw the Flyers Doug Acomb score the first of his two goals for the night at the 536 mark with able assists from Bob Baird and John McMillan During this period dangerouslooking move by Napanees Babcock and Bob Ferguson fizzled out thanks to Barrie goaltender Ron Patterson who stopped the puck cold This was one of the numerous attempts by Napanee in this period to score but they iust couldnt make it Barrie led 10 entering the second and promptly at 125 made it 20 through goal by Bob Baird his first of two with assists from McMillan and Acomb Napanee entered the scoring picture at 726 of the same period with goal by Bob Ferguson assisted by Babcock and Rick Gerow Seven minutes later the Flyers replied again via Acomb with assists by McMillan and SteveSly At 1754 McMillan took rest from his assist duties and Figure skaters pass tests as Flyers make it 3inarow became the assistee as he scored aided by Corby Adams andJackSmith Both goaltenders Patterson and Steve Rexe shone in this period with some unbelievable saves The Barrie defence played well in this period keeping the evertrying Comets at bay Entering the third Barrie led 41 and added another one at 220 scored by Baird assisted by Paul Regan and Jim Thom pson Napanee again replied at the 1815 mark when Ferguson net ted his second goal of the evening with an assist from Rick Gerow EXCITING Gerry Mawson of Toronto was 12th overall with 95 points and Tony Zegers of Kingston Ont finished 14th with 104 points In Tempest class Peter Ny gard of Winnipeg had fourth place finish Thursday to finish with 297 penalty points for sec ond place overall In fifth place overail was Da vid Johnson of Toronto who Betty Detwciler and Bob Amoscoach won Thursdays race but had total of 494 points Sixth was Torontos Allan Leibel with 624 points and in 10th position was finals today Scoring for the Barrie side in the game against Thornhill were Jimmy Harris with two goals and singles by Bertram Roulston Worrod Heaslip Ar chic and Hogben Assists went to Lynch McAllister Duncan Cochrane Archie and Worrod Barrie outshot Thornhill 39 Rick Schaly was in the Barrie net for the shutout losses Barries record in the tour nament was three wins two ALLANDALE LUMBER Your Good Neighbor Decorating Building Centre STILL AT $9 ESSA ROAD PANELLING Per Sheet Donna Cornish decorating Consultant on staff PRlNRY SPECIALS Sale Expires March 27 Sat with the Georgian College Sum participants will also be Then came the mostIexciting TRADEWINDS PECAN $5 40 mer School of the Arts Sailing vited to try out WindBuggies mominls Of the game SUd School willpresentthe third an set up on the parking lot cour den Napanee rally winch Saw WALNUT $625 nual Zone Sailing Seminar in tesy ofJack Pearce Gary Hart not two goals one at OAK $5 95 Barrie on Saturday April 10 The Zone Georgian Bay Of 129 tests taken in the Karen Moorehead Janet Webb Junior bronze dances the Us mark and tho when The seminar being held in the Region Executive includes recent lnnisfil Figure Skating and Glenda Applcgate of Thor Willowi Beverly Rumblc 02 Asflsts Pals were ROSEWOOD $625 Central Services Building on John Daniells Chairman Club test day75passed nton Tracey Reed Kelly Helen Sykes and Nancy Barber by Im SunsuuILMHjw MC CEDAR $6 25 the Colleges Duckworth Street Harry Whale ViceChairman The following were winners Keough Wendy Robson Hilda of Alliston Linda Armstrong ndiihrlklillng ocfarnptm vyill incfiide sIubiects Bill Porter Learn to Sail Co Preliminary figure Cindy Bushey and Marie Hutton of lnnisfil ilmrmi mo Spuriifémofff HOMESTEADER Brown or Gray $800 in eres to sai ors ordinator John Leech Youth Allen lnnisfil Gw neth lnnisfil Joanne Corner of pan novice through advanced Coordinator and Terry McKelvey Alliston JgAnne South finish Leanne Jumor brIlInIl dd HIIIIE goaltender ltexe and the buzzer STOCKADE $625 Sessions will include Waterhouse Education Cancilla Patricia Tribble McKelvcy Ailiston and Janice ghIIIltIII 30111th gIElIrlIStIIIlIIIIJItIDSIIIS MANOR HOUSE Brick $1195 VUIS In II recreational sailing sail Representative Other noted Cathy Williams and Angela orncrSouthlnnisfil CmwsI Susan BookeyI und murmé down the cmmy BANANA COCONUI or SPCEWOOD $475 design racing boat design and cruisingon TheGreat Lakes Pearce Richard Storer Victor First figure Susan Bookey Elaine Statham Paige Anmm The purpose of the seminar is searle and ROI Ba and Ilalil Lalleiiie both of Aistrop Patti Allard and Wane BI UNITISligfiftflxi LIGHTING FIXTURES to generate thinking and plan The luncheon speaker Harry Barrie da Kelcey of Barrie Heather Senior broiizc dances our 14 hing for the coming saiiing Whale Wlii discuss his ex Preliminary dances Dutch Black and Cindy Allen of In teen step athy Ayres San season periences while sailing across waltz Karen Moorehead and nisfil Joanne Corner Jody ira Lackie Jane Lewis of In Cllflllng one each of five the Atlanticin 1974 Glenda Applegate both of Ihor Wood Barrie Linda nisfil Darlene foatcs Debbie mmuus WI fighting Al BRICK IIn tdisplay during lghedday Cost of the seminar which in nton Wanda Kelcey of Barrie Moorehead and Kim Geddes Graves and ollecn Blackmore 111an Wi 38 Bom ar ier cludes the luncheon will be Stacey McCann and Cathy Thornton of Barrie means ye INCA RED 85 Per Cart other lo pmvded by MCGregor Manner 3700 Per Person T0 regiSter M00F€h€ad both 0i Thornton Junior bronze dances Senior bronze dances Fox WV th fir5t 1hr Sam °nfl Orillia Also available will be complete information on sailing coursesfor all levels being offered this summer sailors attending are Jack contact Georgian College Summer School of the Arts 401 Duckworth Street Barrie L4M 3X9 Tel 7057Zl1951 Rotary Peewees lose but still lead series Lee all of Barrie Lisa Armstrong and Dianna Corner of South lnnisfil Tracey Reed Kim Pascoe Michelle Deveaux and Jennifer Benson of lnnisfil Preliminary dances Canasta Joan Walden and Wanda Kelcey of Barrie athy Moorehead Stacey McCann Preliminary dances Swing Fiesta Patti Allard Lynn Archibald and Beverly Rumble of Barrie Cindy Allen Derrick Major Debbie Lelliot Sharon Wright and Donna Young of iii nisfil Maria Slavik Barrie Paisley Aistrop Barrie Linda troti Lee Anne Spencer Iii nisfil Senior bronze dances European Louise Lampron and Diana Kaye of Barrie Mary McKenzie lnnisfil Orillia advances Napanee goal was assessed six penalties iii in the bestofseven playoff series against Napanee The Flyers go to Napanee Saturday and if they lose the game are expected to play return inat cli here Sunday If the Flyers win Saturday Napanee will of course be out of the playoffs Cambridge Hornets came up with 43 upset win over ihun der Bay in their opening game BY PHOENECIAN ART GLASS exclusive to Barrie ARMSTRONG CUSHION FLOOR From $349 Sq Yard CARPET ARMSTRONG foam back shag green gold and bluegreen Regular $850 ARMSTRONG foam loop 12 Now $695 sq yd In the third of their OMHA score of 711 both teams played 0f the law 505135 nigh red Sumac reg $549 Now $4 50 sq yd semi inal Peewee playoff wideopen hockey with little iame BarIne Rotary ngewee regardIfor deffgnce IOIOG Friends League erI foam DOCk IOOP st to Whitby Peewee in the Barrie leading the series 21 Team Stalldlngh orange new 709° 59 mm 5550 Shootout atOK corral by Giffen edged by North Bay NORTH BAY The Giffen Farm Equipment bantams lost can wrap up the series when they play Whitby in the fourth game Saturday at Duniop Street game time 430 pm Scoring for Barrie Mike Hot fman with singles to Gary White Kevin Tustin Mike Mallon Peter Whelan with assists to White Whelan Pirates 91 Coffee Breaks Lady Fingers 712 Tutti Fruittis 702 Love Drops 68 Pinwheels 672 Wagon Wheels 6112 Twinkies 60 Almond Crisps 59 Ginger Snaps 472 Meltaways 462 Hawaiian Delights32 lligh Single 225 and over RICHMOND HILL Ont CP Defending champions Little Ceasars of Detroit were upset 1l Thursday by Torontos Dixie Beehives in the division in the second round of the inter national midget hockey tourna merit Brian Fontaiiie matched that effort for Cornwall riliia and Kingston mt also advanced to the Adivision quarterfinals rillia defeated akville 53 while Kingston downed Sydney NS 42 In division sccondround Elmvale 71 Bell Canada Novices hockey team defeated ElmA vale 71 in game at East view arena this week Scoring for the Barrie DOMCOR OZITE foam back 12 gold reg $495 OLYMPIA JUTE BACK I2 off whitebrown fiord reg $I975 KRAUS JUTE BACK 12 fern green grand sierra Reg $1095 BEIGEWHITE PEPPERTONE JUTE BACK I2 Now $395 sq yd Now $1395 sq yd Now $795 sq yd their first game in tour Hoffman sieve Neai David Gladys Graham 300 Linda Detroit had been expected to aCiillnI1ClIrlll laddmk P00 mam were Scott come and $7 49 nament here being edged 21 CynMike ForbesJim Foulis Young 273 279 Mary lwcedlc reach the final after their easy edged 51100321i evuckv Mike McLaughlin with two eg 3495 by North Bay bantam team 255 Norma Cohan 242 Pat win over utremont of Quebec lllv dumped Ulltmom Ill1 goals eaChI and Andrew Bar GOLDBROWN pEppERIONE 50AM BACK 12 The tournament is sponsored McKay 237 Mary Neely 236 inthe first round RIIChmmd boat Illansmgv tonI Stuart Faulds and Rob Reg $595 Now $4 95 by the North Bay Trappers TO HOST Louise Crane 230 225 Gertie In another division second MlChl 53 and KllChimr bio Jammy with singles JuniorA hockey club SOCCER TOURNEY Dithy 230 Norah Fellows 230 mund malCh UHWH 80d CON dMwd Nope 53 Assists were by John Morris Giffen plays its second game Canadian Forces Base Bor Marlene Moxey 230 Mary Bur Willi Went into extra time Them WI be eight WGTIFFIV and Todd Marrow wiih hiet tonight at 730 and it will be den will be hostingthe sixth an den 227 before Ottawa came out 76 Hill games IllldiiY Scmlflllillh won Goaltenders for the against either Pembroke or nual invitational Indoor Soccor lllnda YOUHE I763 Gladys winners Danny Makuch scored ilndilllills Will be plilytdhaiur harm Side we Robb III west Ferris 1055 tonight Championships at the Billy Graham 724 Lomse Crane 647 ihree goals for iiawa and day and the grand CililmpIll Richards and Bobby PRATTS LAMBERT 20 LIST would put the team out of the Bishop Centre and BUG Marlene Moxey 629 Mary Sb be played sun DOSPiHS DENALT LATEX $495 Gallon on Exterior acrylic latex Interior Latex tournament Building April Barrie Raceway entries Saturday March 27 3m Emplr DuIIia Taylor Volvo Horn Hutton 7Nobol Prim Lockhor Third Paco Milo 5400 BM El Caprice Brown 2Socond Storm Jarvn LMinor Bill Crowo lvPatio Bud Annarud 4lrk Herbert Powell Putiloy Prince Jellrios Kan Purdue Jones AGrnol Sue Planto Fourth Paco Milo $700 Awthxy Pride Rowe 2Apoilo Song Lee Iwflotot Girl Powell SVCanoIIa Hal Jones Vanessa Spencer longon 6Cloyhrook Casey iBA 7nghlond Champ TBA Fifth Trot Milo S700 3Frank Sullivan Cummings rScainpor Wain lLady Damon Walker 2Burnt Sugar Iili SwMory Minty Nichoils Mi $400 KFWoygaloA Nicholls inffiia JéWroy Bolsover Bill MrEorham Barrie and District Major Sm dwmnfr 2f ihdwtmml EllyErOIIJENIIIIn 5°00 °° 0m SWEI Ro olel Mchcharn NE KHA Cass Fastball Lea un Ely CC UI 4Colorrols Son TBA Duane WovoB Nelson dayI zlnetlllls 115 050 n1 amnion pom look little different this ndm hdmplm $0 AVAILABLE Reapers Girl Irwin Swift Orbit Brown season Absent Will be the bfiMi JOY SCIOWUQO FOIELVIC Dlixogisoo perennial winners Elmvale 77Vo Br event are Mi BflGooCrlIiologmcoy Doctindsay Nicholls Merchants and the Slessor and UMBERI 100 ETC Second Trot Milo $400 Paocrlul Melody Kennedy Perlard Junior teamI 6Nio oro toil Scrannu 27 Ron Loco Dixon IMGlogmoont Rebel 339 Bills Rocket Irwin TIIe CIllbb have jumped to lKotos Cavalier McNult Jennifer Joy Tropoal the senior league 2Proioctor Cass Whippor Snapper Brown earlier Sixth Pace Milo $300 Eighth Paco Milo $900 No lo Kin MacArthur Sneaky Bill Jolirial Polnoys Chriui Stirior We Cholle Lockhorl Arrnslaod Kelly IB Iopoz Intrepid Longon Ninth Paco Mlle $450 Shorky The Great Brown Koyolislic Scrannaga Captain Bud Byron Reno Rick Irwin AQUQUI lyndon Squire Hutton Royal Gent Clement Darby Doc Domboiso Kaodys Delight Wray Onlh Paco Mil 3550 McKIyo Nichoils BonIiro Becky Brown Sir Marvin Cos Moo Clay Barrett Avon Anvil JolIries Billy Battles Hutton Noble lag Powell Diane Parker Purdy moonuqumNoiou leeedle 613 Norma Cohan 602 TIEDE an nAYmm or 7370800 Changes hit major league week Barrie CoOp Nottawa Electric AW DriveIn Clarkson Hotel and Minesing acknowledged their entry into the league for the approaching season Canadian Forces Bam Bor den is the new team in the league At the meeting new executive was chosen President is Gary Calvert Lor ne Knowles is vicepresident with Norm Raycraf as second vicepresident Ron Hoggarth is secretarytreasurer BDMFL will hold another meeting shortly Early April is tentative date day The losers are eliminated from the tournament Quarter finals will be played today and the finals Saturday Winner of the division meets Peter Reino Hustlers product of Barrie Legion Minor Hockey played West End Vikings from Toronto in Barrie Thursday Hustlers won in comefrom behind victory 43 scoring all four goals in the third period The Hustlers were down 20 at the end of the second frame Goals for ionic came from Tim Swain assisted by Kari Tomes and David Butler lom McDonough assisted by Keith Puma and Larry Green Keith Penna assisted by Scott Saun tiers and Karl Tomes assisted In shots on goal Barrie out shot Elnivale 2114 Next scheduled game for the Barrie team is against by David Butler and Tim Swain West End scorers were Warren Totten from David Con fiant and Paul Viujcut from Chris Trudell and Frank Calvi in the first period David Corifiant scored an unassisted goal in the second The Hustlers are in an tario Minor Hockey Association tournament in London Ont April 16 17 and 18 The team is scheduled to play April at 930 am at the East view Arena in another exhibition game WALLPAPER SUNWORTHY 20 orr LIST TiéFwdaie 49 Essa Rd FREE PARKING FRIENDLY ATMOSPHERE HOSPITALITY our mono And Bilingual too Lem YOUR BUILDING 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