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l2The Barrie Examiner Thursday May l3 I976 Wit CFBBorden is set for trek By RANDY MCDONALD Examiner Sports Editor 12man relay team is preparing to tackle some 400 miles of road heat dirt cars and whatever else comes their way to promote physical fitness The relay team IS made up of runners from Canadian forces Base Borden The team is of volunteers from variety of posntions within the Canadian Armed Forces and ra¥tglintg bgtween 2250 years of age irs runner and the youn est is cor ral Ga non 22 He kicks off the first three tine leg atploo am Mognday from base head uarters at CFBBorden The symbolic aton will be passed on to each succeeding runner as the relay winds its way through Trenton Kingston and inally to the St Hubert garrison in Montreal Last leg of the run will be covered by the oldest member of the team Master Warrant Officer Jack Barker 50 The idea for the run came earlier in the year from Cap tain Jack Miller Merritt BC and Master Warrant Off icer VIC Vermaat of Renfrew Both men are staff members of the Forces School of Physical Education and Recreation Purpose of the run was to promote and publicize physical fitness in the Forces Captain Miller said At the same time the prOJect will promote public awareness in the fast approaching 1976 Olympiad in Montreal The route to Montreal will take the marathon through Trenton and Kingston The marathon is expected to hit Trenton at approximately am Tuesday and Kingston at 230 pm that same afternoon The marathon is expected to get into St Hubert around pm on Wednesday The runners will be carrying scroll from Borden Base Commander Colonel John Spratley for the respective commanders at Canadian Forces Bases Trenton Kingston and Montreal The total crew involved in the challenging idea hovers around the 21 mark This involves not only the runners and spares but five drivers There will be three vehicles involved in the run One is troopcarrier panel truck to accompany the runner at all times and shuttle car to transport the runners After completing each threemile jaunt the runner Will be gven up to four and half hours rest before his next turn 10 SOCCER TEAMS Soccer fields at Steele Street School and Eastview Secon dary School will be the site of some topnotch soccer action this sunday Twelve teams of the Ontario Junior Soccer League will be in the city to compete in the daylong event Barrie Wall Real Estate Golden Hawks could be the sur prise team of the tournament The club looks strong Hawks have lost only one of five exhibition games Games begin at 10 am Sunday and will continue through to pm with the final in both the consolation and grand diam ionshi EM HASIPS IS This is probably as good as time as any to elicit the help of the sporting organizations already in progress or preparing to step into new season In order to insure proper and regular coverage of games the oneness has been put on the leagues this goes right up to the senior ranks to appoint someone or some policy that will handle the dropping off of scores Good cooperation has already been noted by the minor lacrosse baseball and soccer people Score cards for each sport are available at the sports desk of The Examiner If not now they will be in shortly Feel free to drop in or phone for further information on how we can best work together to cover your league At times paper is accused of favoring sport More often it is case of sport school or an organization doing that little extra to make sure the results of the games are brought to our attention If theres been sore spot its been the high school coverage In comparison to the hundreds involved in the many dif ferent sports often of high calibre of competition its been meagre effort to keep the media informed on what is happening or about to happen CORNER ViEWSConsider the whole sphere of sports in the city the 45 minor soccer teams the Recreation Soccer League The Junior soccer team look at the minor ball league and its 14 teams the minor lacrosse association another 26 the senior baseball circuit how many fastball leagues of importance do we have in operation in Barrie and the teams involved look at other functions as banquets tournaments meetings which take place and given night of the week Each night there are number of events which deserve public attention We try and thats the best you can expect The demand far outstrips the facilities to handle it all and that is why leagues have got to take it upon themselves to make the extra effort There are cases when reporter is expected at an event and fails to show First there is anger then blasting of the paper or reporter We dont apologize we try to explain why we couldnt make it but usually does little towards easing the animosity that has been created Down deep we really want to ask why someone didnt get off their fat fannies and submit something on their own either written or verbal Chevys improve in second match Barrie Sadlon Chevys peewees showed major im provement over their last minor lacrosse game but still went down to defeat losing 96 in Alliston Wednesday The contest of the Huronia Minor Lacrosse Association was close for two periods before Alliston broke it open with four straight goals in the third period In other games last night Barrie Rotary peewees Rotary winsonsiaugm first game Dean Nutt scored three goals Greg Haskett added two with Greg Lynch hitting for single as Barrie Rotary peewees dumped Midland 61 in Midland Wednesday It was the first game of the Huronia Minor Lacrosse Association season for Rotary Lynch picked up three assists in the game Haskett had pair with Henry Sienkiewicz and Jon Rae getting one each Jeff Clemmer was strong in net for Rotary beaten once by Ian Veal trounced Midland 61 with Overhead Door coming out on top of convincing 113 whip ping of the Orangevil Peewees Keith Jacques had three goals for Sadlon last night Jim Fitzgerald Craig Wad dington and Doug Eggiman picked up singles The Chevies held 65 lead early in the third period Alliston however charged back with four straight unanswered markers to takethegame Leading the Alliston was Ritchie Surowiak with seven goals Billy Hoare rifled five goals to lead the 113 thump ing by Overhead Door of Orangeville at the Oro Com munity Centre last night Two goals each were added by Steve Mills Jim Greenside and Steve Broulard Barrie outshot Orangeville 2415 Oro tykes meet Woolworths tonight at pm at the Eastview Arena At pm is peewee encounter pitting Allandale Construction against Bayfield Mall Les Bertram and Sons will be in Midland for bantam encounter of the Huronia Minor Lacrosse Association Doc Lindsay makes it seven straight wins Doc Lindsay made it seven consecutive wins at Barrie Raceway Wednesday as he paced the snappiest mile on the card The Doc is trained and driven by Allan Nicholls who owns him in partnership with Rick McLeisb of Philadelphia Flyers fame Oddly enough the eightyearold chestnut gelding started his seventh victory out of the seven hole against such formidable com pany as Robby Sween Hill and Sokys Flame his closest rivals at the finish Revonah Abbe cut out most of the mile going down to the quarter mile marker in 301 the half in 12011 and he led the field to the threequarter pole in 133 and Doc Lind say brought them home in 2051 Barrie Raceway results first cond trot mile 00 SPINNING SHADOW WEE BEN PRIDE Time 210 45 ICXACTOR ZISIZMRI aid pace mile 3400 KAWARTHA IDEAL l2 it ARMELITA Rt GOLDEN IN Time ll TRACTOR $7770 itd elm ace mile 8400 NLOU 3H LYNDEN St lIRII FILCAPRIC Time 133 fifths TRACTOR 1537270 uh cond pace mile 00 STIZRIJNGS HRIIl VICKY DIAMOND DERBY Time l2 lfifth HXACTHR 2f IISIIIIJII 51htondlrot mile 8500 SCHNOZOLLA WJ DEAN IDTTA HORSE Time 2093 fifths IIXAtIUR ti 3122 flh clm ace mile 8500 SIIARKY IE GREAT FERDINAND JERRYS DOMINION Time 209 TRACTOR Sumo Tth elm aee mile 3530 JERRY LKIZ IIIS IMPORTANCE Minor soccer needs coaches Barrie Optimists Minor Soccer Association desperately needs ban tam players and four coaches an association spokesman told the Ex aminer this week About 3035 players are needed said the spokesman Bantam ages are boys 1516 If 30 Ill 90 70 340 IJNN 80 7f 60 26 it 5t ti Iltl ll fit It tit ll lit 90 90 to 26 20 ii 20 40 20 lit till 2o it 70 70 ti Ill 7f 7t ll 40 Ii 40 Ii 90 8t Ill Hit III It If IAI IItt illi Time 082 fifths PLTOR 2810230 TlllllllANlll llell MM FLYING MISS Iimc 10 RV Tfiltz ll 137110 llh iref Hill inilezlmm DO ll SAY Rt Itln SWIIEN lllll SUKYs FLAME Time 031 fifth TOII TI 182530 ltlth clin iiltl mile too SIZlllIT triltlrlltilll DItHXfllJiOlJ SHIRLEYTKNIOIII Time Iliill ILVIOIt it isgmm llHliI2 lItitt lllll2 $73nu l1K Inst iii 12 It It till it 40 HO IOU Bill 371 il TM II ttl llr Jli Mn TO KISS Destroyer Shout It Out loud Flaming Youth and more At suws ONLY DYKSIRA goaltender BROTIIERS Nick Van Leeuwen warms up prior to the start of last nights opener of the Barrie and District Recreational Soccer League at the Radio Shack Field Dykstra opened the season with 41 win over Lan cashire Robertos defeated Italia with Nottawasaga downing Baxter Ex aminer Photo May 22 given as start of 76 Speedway season Barrie Speedway opens for another full season of racing action May 22 The opening will mark the 12th year of racing at the Speedway The racing season lasts from May 22 until Sept 11 The large sponsors withdrew from racing early this year The Speedway has found tremendous response from local businesses in spon soring the point fund The limited late models will ace all season for point fund which at this time is in the vicinity of 30000 The ministocks will also be rac ing on regular basis Raceway is presently negotiationg for some special events to appear at different intervals during the summer lrganiurs of the Barrie Speedway feel they have an exciting program to offer the whole family SPORTS CALENDAR LACROSSE pm at Eastview Arena ro Iykes vs ioolwortbs pm at Eastview Arena Hayfield Mall peewees vs Allandale onstruction pm Les Bertram and Sons bantams vs idlnnd SATURDAY MAY l5 930 ONlY Featuring MlltIt logger selections in all MELISSA MANCHESTER Better Days and Happy Endings 10 Selections AT SAMS ONLY 449 lllQW on JAMMING WITH EDWARD Bill man eA Charlie Watts Ry Cooer NICNYYHOpItInS 010an Moved One Pal Adult IASIBAIJ 830 at Queens Park Iarkson IIotcl vs Slessor and Icriard Juniors cxhibitonv PRACTICE pm at Barrie Fair Grounds Harrie Red Sox of the South Simcoe Baseball rsuwwmfi CANADAS LARGEST AND RESTKNOWN RECORD STORE FACTCIY SEND was HAY STIEO new OUTLAWS lady in Waiting Brodr as 449 Ron Bobbette scored two goals as Robertos dumped Italia 61 in the opener of the Barrie and District Recrea tional Soccer League Four games heralded the opener of the 76 season Dykstra Brothers defeated lancaster 41 and in other games last night at the Radio Shack Field Little Ave Not tawasaga beat Baxter 41 Besides the twogoal effort of Bobette the defending league champions received goals from John Bobette Roy Carter Graham Rayton and Gord Stevenson The lone goal for Italia was scored by Rosari Ferreri Nick Vanleeuwen paced Dykstra Brothers with pair of goals Vago and Don Dykstra added single goals Dan Maloney is guest speaker at annual minor hockey banquet Dan Maloney Barrie native and member of the Na tional Hockey Leagues NHL Detroit Red Wings is the guest speaker at the an nual Barrie Minor Hockey Association banquet Satur day atthe Barrie Armoury An estimate 700 players along with coaches and league officials are expected to attend the event which begins at 530 pm Following the banquet there will be dance until am Exhibition Clarkson Hotel and the Slessor and Periard Juniors are scheduled to meet this evening in exhibition fastball at Queens Park Game time i5830 pm First loss Allandale Ladies Tennis Group faced tough com petition against Orillia this week The Morning Marigolds went down to defeat narrowly but announced their intention to return the favor when they visit Orillia nextweek This is the first in series of friendly roundrobin tour naments scheduled for the League kicks off new season of soccer play There are nine teams com peting in the recreational soc cer league this season Games are played at the Radio Shack Field Next Thursday pits Nottawasaga against Allandale Italia is on the road to Tottenham Dykstra meets Robertos Baxter goes against Ajax with Lancashire having an opennight summer More early risers are joining The Marigolds for fun in the sun and tennis ac tion each Monday Wed nesday and Friday Allandale residents interested in playing are asked to contact 7288340 Road rally Barrie Motorcycling Association is holding Road Rally Sunday starting at 10 am from Centennial Park The event is designed to give riders of street machines run on main and secondary roads Do Something About Next Years Income Tax Now IF YOU ARE 0A commission salesperson 0A contractor or subcontractor 0A transport driver °In real estate La 0A taxi driver full or parttime OOr own your own business We 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