The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

lAThe Barrie Examiner Wednesday April 28 1976 IMPRESSIVE WIN 0n taric championship is taken by Hustlers The PeterReino Hustlers junior womens volleyball team scored their most im pessive tournament victory in their twoyear history by winning the Ontario Junior Womens Open Cham pionships Saturday at the new Etobicoke Olympia This championship featured the top juniors from throughout Ontario Three of the teams Ottawa Merivale Scarborough Saints and Lon don Junos will all be com peting in the Canadian Junior Championships in Victoria BC next month The seven competing teams played roundrobin tournament consisting of two game matches against each club The championship was decided on the results of the roundrobin The PeterReino sponsored team compiled 102 record which was very impressive considering the strong com petition The Hustlers started out in strong fashion by easily beating Hamilton Sparta 151 152 In the next match the Hustlers beat the Ukranian youth team from Toronto on point spread as they split their match 157 815 The next two matches were easy victories for the Hustlers as they defeated strong Scarboro Saints team 154 158 and the North York Volleyball Club 151 157 The next two matches decided the outcome of the championship and the Peter Reino team overcame large deficits to win three of the four games and the cham pionship In their match with MICKEY FUSEDALE has been steady performer for the PeterReino Volleyball Hustlers in both league and tournament competition Fusedale en joys lighter moment during workout but is determined competitor She was one of number of Hustlers who made the zone team to the Ontario Winter Games Examiner Photo Mens bowling league ends another season Tuesday Night Mens Major fivepin bowling lea wrapped up recently wit Tom Butler claiming the hi average Butler finished wi 243 with Ron Abbott second with 240 High triple was won by Mark Tolfos 943 with Chuck Cohan next at 911 High single Penalties cost Blues OHA title COLLINGWOOD Ont CP Four powerplay goals in the first period paced St Marys Lincolns to 63 win over Collingwood Blues On Tuesday to capture the Ontario Hockey As sociation Junior champion ship before 1900 spectators The Lincolns won the eight point series 95 Bramalea was the 1975 champion St Marys took 42 margin into scoreless second period Brian Dundas led the win ners with two goals Other scorers for the Lincolns were Terry Wardoys Bob Sum mers Randy English and Paul Vanderspank Bill Abercrombie Pete Crawford and Dwight beer replied for Collingwood St Marys represented Western Junior and Collingwood was winner in the MidOntario Junior league Barrie beats Ora Cub team The third Barrie Cubs defeated the first Oro Cub pack 64 in floor hockey earlier this week at the Collier Street United Church Hall Andy Crawford Steven Ap pleby Scott Bertram and Kevm Fletcher picked up goals for Oro For the win ners it was Scott Everton and Josh Hoyle with two each with singles added by Cameron Lowe and Scott Blair Barrie won the twogame serieszo Hand Spo was collected by Leo Berard He rolled 391 to edge out Jim McMullen High aggregate was won by Don Holmes 21329 Grand champion is Jim Mould In playoff competition Mould took the grand cham pionship High single was shared by Don Holmes and Bruce Watton with 359 games High 10 was picked up by Tom Butler 2573 Winner of the first series was ANAF No 1Chrysler Outboard was runnerup rts finished with the series two lead with ANAF No second French Motors captured the third and final series with Giffens Farm Equipment second rough and available the Merivale team from Ot tawa Ottawa Valley Cham pions the Hustlers overcame 94 deficit to win the first game 1513 and 116 deficit in the second to win 1614 In their final match Hustlers needed only one win over the London Junos 1975 Ontario open champions and 1976 Ontario closed cham pions to win the cham pionship The Junos came out strong and ran up an early 10 advantage But the Hustlers were not to be denied and they battled back and defeated this highlyrated London team 1512 to clinch the championship The last game of the match was anticlimatic and the Junos eked out 1614 vic tory The entire Hustler team played tremendous volleyball throughout the tournament noted coach Ed Redden The starting six composed of spikers Ellanna McKen dry Marg Niezbrzycki May Koot and Helen Kalo and universals Mickey Fusedale and Gerri Carre put on their strongest defenswe and of fensive display of the season The blocking of McKendry Niezbrzycki Carre and Fusedale was outstanding and was prime factor in the teams victory Karma Shaw came off the bench and played major role in the Hustlers victory over Ot tawa She scored seven straight points with her ser ving and also played strong on defence Brenda Vasey played well in victories over Hamilton and North York League returns members South Simcoe Baseball League held its 28th annual meeting at Ivy earlier this week returning Davis Arnold of Ivy as president for ninth term Also reelected were last years executive members Doug Howard of Orillia as vicepresident for third time Reg Westbrooke of Creemore as secretary treasurer for 17th time in 19 years Tom Arnold lvy Pat Hennessy Orillia Ray Lisk Beeton and Nick Owen of Barrie Ten teams were represen ted and indications were that last years 11 would comprise the league with northsouth split and 2830 games for each The designated batting or der was to be continued and speedup procedure of re scheduling postponed games was introduced Assessments for eight such games last year raised the league coffers to $697 balan ce in the general fund from the previous years $540 Till April 30th Canadian American and English GlassCh1na and Furniture in the Delivery restored Ivy Leafs have been working out at the Baxter Public School gym for the past month in preparation tor the start of the South Simcoe Baseball season Start of the season is May 22 three weeks away George Ellis will manage the club again this season while the Leafs will field vir tually the same lineup as last season Bob Burns the leagues most valuable player last season and batting champion is definite returnee hoping to repeat in both areas Don McAllister is another regular from last season McAllister may be available only for weekend games due to job commitments Leafs may rely heavily on the arms of Bob Doner and Don Shannon to handle pit ching duties Leafs allstar second baseman Tom Arnold will again bolster the 76 edition of the Leafs Arnold was recen tly named the teams most sportsmanlike player for 1975 Another veteran infielder lS Monty Elliott The third sacker is back out with the Leafs Bill Patton Allan Ellis Allan Elliott Nort Elliott Wayne Rowe and erry Falls have also been attending Ivy Leafs prepare for baseball loop workouts Vic Hayward came out of retirement to don the spikes aswell The team will again rate with fiveteam nor division Midland Barrie Collingwood Orillia Majors Orillia Juniorsand six team south loopIvy Creemore Beeton Alliston Tottenham and Newmarket Newmarket has spent $70000 in constructing new floodlit ark Barrie will play out their new ball park adjacent to the Eastview Arena The designated batting order concept will be used this year OFF ENTIRE STOCK ANTIQUES DEPARTMENT 54 DUNLOP ST Downtown Barrie PETERREINO Hustlers came up with perhaps their most im ressive showing in he vol eyball clubs two year history by capturing FOR REFEREES Lacrosse will hold clinic referees clinic under refereeinchief of the Ontario Minor Lacrosse Association Prank Huntley will be held in BarrieMay The clinic is at Eastview Clarkson to practice Clarkson Hotel of the Barrie and District Maor Fastball League will ho practice tonight at Hillcresf school beginning at pm This is an open practice Prospective players are in vited to attend ANTIQUES DEPARTMENT Try Our GREATEST SALE this THURSDAY 25 25 FRENCH MILK FRIES SHAKE Reg 30c I4 01 HAPPY BURGER Reg 35 QUANTITY Our Portion Sizes Not Reduced Big as ever QUALITY We use name brand products preparing them to your order not cooked ahead SERVICE We are happy to serve you at the counter or in your car FEED THE WHOLE GANG DURING THIS GREAT SALE 728094 the Ontario Volleyball Association junior girls championship Regular workouts as pictured has helped to develop the Hustlers into cham pionship calibre club Examiner Photo AGW Bayiield 5L Barrie Secondary School WWW Registration takes lace at am pm wit $150 registration fee This fee will cover the cost of crests rule books and car is The Huronia Minori Lacrosse Association an nounced the dates of several tournaments The Midland annual bantam tournament is set for June On June 19 Barrie will host tournament for novice and rated clubs Barrie Peewees will also host tournament house league on lune 17 number of coaches clinics have been held at Eastview Secondary School You might think the beauty of this leisure suit is in the value price Put it on 900 Regularly 4995 Relax in the comfort of the safari jacket finger the slub weave linen fmrshed blended fabric Non chalanlly move to the threeway mirror for total look and admire your reflection Get the picture Observe the full lining when you unbufton the jacket the four flapped and pleated pockets Safari youre beautiful Select your favorite color from blue tan sage and beige your SIZe from 36 to 46 range Color coordinate with nifty sport Shlrl weve got plenty and now youre in busrness Hope youve got the picture and well see you before Saturday closrng because the price returns to $4995 Monday the 3rd PS for full measure we have racked for sale at $3900 our en tire stock of $4995 and $5995 leisure suits in fashionable rope trick satin suede and crinkle cloth fabrics See you this week JACK FRASER BAYFIELD MALL Barrie 7263521 Anon an 7260042