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11 10The Barrie Examiner Friday June 18 1976 SPORTSW Golf ain easy at 142 par By ED HARPER Chay For many years have tried to master the game of golf never seem to get an better and there is no way can get any worse Last end took my clubs and with lot of confidence headed for one of the local golf courses This was oing to be the year that would conquer the game The ollowing is what happened on each hole Hole par 499 yards 18 straightaway with water ditch about 50 yards out My drive was right down centre about It yards and my second shot was dandy in the centre of the fairway about 130 yards to the flag was star ting to think that this game was easy but on my approach shot topped the ball and it rolled about 25 yards and then it took me two more shots to get on the green Then three putted for score of ei ton the hole Hole par 340 is slight dogleg to the right with trees on both sides of the fairway My drive went through the trees to the left ending up on another fairway To get back on the right course had to go between trees but made good shot with my ball landing in the fairway about 90 yards from the pin My next Shot went over the green into some deep grass and it took me three shots to get on the green where twoputted for another eight Hole par 350 yds was straighaway with water ditch 50 yards out and that is where my drive landed The ball travelled ten times higher than it did in distance and plop ped in the water finally reached the green in in four then took another four to get in the hole Another eight Hole par 570 yds straight to the green with more water halfway got away great drive right down the cen tre only short distance from the water ditch But where did my second shot end up Right in the water did manage to break my regular eight score per hole with seven and this was the longest hole on the course Not too bad after being in the water and losing stroke Hole par 248 yds had good drive but my second shot went over the green into some deep grass My third shot was dandy only couple of feet from the hole Would you believe that it took me four shots to put the ball in the hole Another seven on the score sheet Hole par 310 yds dogleg to the right My drive went into some deep rough to he left of the fairway 150 yards out It took me two shots to get back on the fairway and three more to reach the green where two utted for another eight At this time was starting to lose confi ence Hole par 310 yds dogleg to the left with water on the left side of the green and sand trap on the other reached the water in two shots making three shots with the penalty My next shot went into the sand trap and then it took me two more shots to get out of the sand trap and onto the green and three more shots to hole the ball had just dropped to big nine Hole par 157 yds straightaway with pond in front of the tee and water ditch half way to the green managed to get over the pond but my ball landed in the ditch My next shot went over the green and into bush and finally ended up with another nine Very embarassing as was playing golf with my wife and she got four on this hole Hole par 398 yds with slight curve to the right with three sand traps around the green and water ditch 175 yards out Thats where my ball went right into the ditch managed to salvage seven after taking the penalty My total score for the first nine holes was shameful 71 played the back nine with no better results shooting another 71 for total score of 142 wont bore my readers with holebyhole resume of by back nini some of the things did you would have to see to believe am not going to let myself get discouraged have been playing like this for many years and still love the game If youre golfer hope you have great summer with low scores But if you should be like me keep playing there is only one way we can go Guthrie public school claims tourney title Guthrie Public School cap tured the boys championship at the Oro Rural Invitational Sofball Tournament at East Oro Saturday Guthrie met Forest Hill for the championship after down ing Hillsdale 51 and East Oro 43 The final game ended 1816 for Guthrie to give them win over the 12team tour nament for the first time Alec Munro was responsi ble for six runs in the final game Guthrie got some clutch pitching from Barry Wood Tom Stewart and Den nis Cleroux served in relief when needed FIRST TICKET IN BIG LACROSSE DRAW new outdoor lacrosse box is the aim of the Barrie Minor Lacrosse Associa tion next year and various fundraising activities have been organized to raise the necessary cost of $30000 Above Joe Battaglia left of Little Joes Family Casino in the Bayfield Mall buys the first ticket in draw aimed at raising funds for the lacrosse pro ject Selling the ticket is Jerry McComb promotion director for Bayfield Mail In the photograph below is an artists impression of the proposed new lacrosse box There are 30 prizes in the draw on which 300 tickets are being sold Tickets are $60 each and prizes range from first prize $4000 to five prizes of $1000 and 24 prizes worth $60 or more The first draw will be made July 17 Mr McComl is chairman of the minor lacrosse ticket sclliiigCommittee Lacrosse tournament Barrie Minor Lacrosse Association will act as host set for Eas tview Midland vs with rangeville 10 am Huntsville vs Munro triggered three for the second annual Novice Streetsville and at 11 am run homer in the win over East Oro then belted bases loaded roundtripper against ForestHili Guthrie senior girls won the consolation division of the an nual tournament with 219 win over Forest Hill in the final Guthrie fell to Best in the first game and got bye to the final when Forest Hill defeated East Oro Best took the boys consolation division with 109 win over Hillsdale Oldtimers elect 7677 executive Barrie Oldtimers Hockey Association held its annual meeting this week and elected executive for the coming season Returned to office were Don Coulson as president Jack Graves as treasurer and Ed Mayhew as secretary Doug Coulson was elected vicepresident and Ken Robertson John Reid and Don Graves were elected directors The club is again operating with the sponsorship of the Barrie Community Credit nion and is known as the Bar rie Credit Union Oldtimers Plans are under way to at tend the national tournament of Canadian Oldtimers Hockey Association being held in St Johns New Brunswick in February 1977 or the international tourna ment to he held overseas in one of three countries yet to he named who are interested in hosting the tournament Similar to that attended by the Credit Union Oldtimers last March in the Netherlands The club will be commenc ing fundraising activities this summer to assist in defraying the cost of these major tournaments Besides the successful Holland tournament the club attended tournaments in Toronto Niagra Falls and St Catharines last season Oldtimer hockey provides active participation for adults 35 yrs of age and older and is supported through the national offices of Fitness Canada to promote better physical fitness and general health of Canadians Amateur golfer leads field in US DULUTH Ga AP Mike Reid 21yearold amateur out of Brigham Young University Softball at Shear doubleheader in the Bar rie and District ladies softball league this week saw Georgian Sports defeat West Bend 116 and and down Barrie Glass and Mirror with whomping 220 Both ames wereplayed at Shear Par In the first game Debbie Emms of Georgian Sports was the first star with the se cond star going to Heather Lane of West Bend In the second game the first star went to pitcher Shirley McKevin of and and the second to Sheila Livingstone of Glass and Mirror open went into the first round of the US open golf tournament ex pecting to shoot an 80 But at the end of the first 18 holes Thursday the skinny kid with the closecut haircut fin ished in the gathering dusk at the Atlanta Athletic Club with threeunderpar 67 that gave him the firstround lead by three shots over field of the worlds best professionals in the761hUSO Nobodyelse rokepar Instead the opening round saw most of the games elite fuming and fussing over playing conditions It was day of bogeys and double bogeys complete frustration for the layers and blushing em arrassment for the course superintendent and the tour nament brass The wrong size wheels were put on the gang mowers and the grass in the fairway wasnt properly cut Tournament ages 910 yearsi this Saturday June 19 at Eastview arena Games are scheduled to start at in with Harrie vs rillia at am with Elora vs Ajax Elora was tournament win ncrs last year Barrie will be represented by the team sponsored by Allandale on struction Juveniles Win hardfought game hardfought game by both teams ended in Barrie Living Lighting Juveniles defeating rillia Juveniles 184 in Huronia League minor lacrosse action last night Scoring for Barrie were Alan Pindcr six goals Mike Gartner four Brian MacGregor two Bill Fahcy and Andy ilolt three Rob Leigh and Brian DeGecr rillia goals were scored by Les Williams two Frank Buss and John Kcays Assists were by Mike Timpano Mike Green Frank Buss and John Keays In other minor lacrosse ac tion Barrie Rotary Peewees made their undefeated record seven wins and one tie when they downed Barrie Bands tand 106 Goals for Rotary were scored by Greg Haskett Henry Sienkiewcz two Greg Lynch two and two assists thcr assists were by Dean Nutt five Yvette Virgin one and Eddie Alexander one Scorers for Bandstand were Ron Dubois three goals and one assist Travis Grif fith two goals one assist and Mark Richardson with single ARMSTRONG SHOCK ABSORBERS Economy Shock Standard Shock Heavy Duty Shock $52 $622 $93 Tnstallalion Extra Manufacturers Warranty 130 INNISEII 51 IARRIE ONT 7262232 Also Shops in Collingwood Midland city official will be in attendance for the 12 noon ceremonies at the arena For those who are not familiar with the game of lacrosse this is good op portunity to see how the game is played one association 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started Big day for Vasey The Vasey Loyal Orange Lodge LOL is holding its annual sports day at Vasey Community Park this Satur day June 19 beginning at 1230pm The sports day will feature softball tournament with teams entered from Orillia Elmvale Toronto and Barrie three teams Churches Beatrice Foods and Slessor andPerriard Prizes for winners will be first $150 second $80 in the horseshoe competition there will be $35 in prizes Tykes defeat Paperweights Barrie Tykes defeated Civitan Paperweights 70 in Barrie Minor Lacrosse league action last night at roarena Although the Civitan club lost the game they were in the game all the way with strong performances by Murray Dobson Craig Owens Ian Price and Gary MaSOn Scor ing for the Tykes were Kirk Gillespie three goals David Lee Allan Powell and Mike Miller with singles Brad Harper recorded the shutout for the Tykes Allondale Golf Club Pay As You Play Memllership 9hole Par 36 Course Twilight Rates licensed under lClI BOOI Just off Big Bay 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