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nuzumgfl 4MWw vs¢¢ l0The Barrie Examiner Saturda Jul 17 1976 COUNTY SPORTS Majors face test tonight Much improved after shaky start Orillia Majors have chance to prove they are again serious contenders for county league honors when they invade Creemore to engage the leading Braves in contest tonight The inandout Majors have shown brilliant championship form at times but havent been too consistent this year and are well back in the current standing But think we have better club than our standing would in dicate said Coach Gander Ross pointing out the team started the season short of players We have most of our veteran players out now and they should be of material help in our home stretch drive he sug gested referring to Wally McMillan Barry Cockbum and Pat Hennessy all top hitters The improvement in pitching also was mentioned Southpaw Jerry Wingrove who has been mainstay of the staff has im proved steadily since the start of the season Peter Koehli is junior graduate who has shown top form Brock Richardson is back with the club and Jerry Udell is another late comer from whom much is expected Udells pitching was key factor in enabling the Majors to take the county honors during the past couple of years as well as earlier He pitched Orillia to the junior 013A championship back in 1970 before moving up to senior AVEMEN PLAY AT ORILLIA TOMORROW After tonights engagement the Orillia Majors will play hosts to Collingwoods rampaging Cavemen at the Orillia Oval in one of four county league games scheduled for Sunday Barrie Red Sox will travel to Tottenham for another after noon contest slated to start at oclock The south section leaders Ivy Leafs will play an evening game at Newmarket while Alliston Canucks are scheduled to oppose the Indians at Midland in another twilight baseball engagement Creemorc Braves will be the attraction at Collingwmd against the Cavemen on Monday cveing with Beeton visiting Alliston and Orillia Majors travelling to Newmarket hiesday night Midland Indians are scheduled to play the Red Sox here on Wednesday Alliston goes to Newmarket on Thursday and Tot tenham Bears invade Ivy Friday night The leagues annual allstar game between the north and south will be played at Midland on Sunday July 25 SIIANTY RAY GOLF IIAMPIONSHIP PLAY Club championship play has been receiving the main current attention at Shanty Bay golf and country club where Steve Moth was the first to advance to the semifinals in the second flight for the mens championship Bruce Gapp finalist during the past two years has made it to the quarterfinals again Robert Shier defeated Gord erswell to reach thesetiiilinal round in the first flight The quarterfinals have been reached in the senior division with Jack Lloyd George Bradley Art More Harold Stiven Charlie Miller Fred Layton and Stan Shier all in that round The mens handicap flights are approaching the quarterfinals Leaders in the competition for the 1976 womens title are defending champion Jane Young Sue Major Marg Partridge Holly Hermislon Cheryl New Gail OBrien Marion Robillard and Ivy Kitchen In the business girls division the first to reach the quarter finals so for were lune McLeod Barb West Joanne Gordon and Fran Newton In the meantime preparations are being made for the annual latlies invitational tournament which is to be played at the Shanty Hay course on Thursday August 12 MAJOR IOlRNAMENT AT SIMCOESIDE LlB After todays Molsons competition the next major open golf tournament at the Simcoeside course opposite Highway 11 near Hawkestone is the Iack Treloar memorial trophy event in September There are other tournaments planned at Simcoeside during August httt the main attention of the better golfers is centred on the September event which annually attracts some of the best golfers iii the area The prospective players are hoping for better weather than last year when Larry Ireland fired 38 and 39 during wet win dy lay to capture the handsome trophy and first proze with low gross of T7 The 1974 winner who won with 74 Doti Drever was off somewhat and posted an 82 to finish fifith last year Mel Wells of Orangeville and Jeff Jongmans were tied for second with 80 strokes each and Bill Ireland father of Larry finished fourth with 111 Wells Jongmans and Ireland have been among players tuning up lor the coming event George Mackie also shared the limelight in last years c0mlt petition by registering birdie two on the ISOyard seventh hole Don Harper was the 1973 winner of the Treloar trophy In the meantime club members are competing for the Sim cocsidc 1970 championships won last year by Norm Joslin in the mens division and Ev Armstrong in the womens section Jeff Jongmans won the low score trophy event Barrie Raceway results Fridov 6m eond pace mile I450 Int clin pare mile 5400 GOLDEN DON 70 50 10 JANE MAttin as 40 to 20 PASnME RUTH 90 so SPREAD SATIN 50 60 GRANTS ROYAL WAVE 50 BROWN IM 90 Time 209+5 Time lfi +5 EXACIOR sand 45 EXACTOR ti and $919 10 mod mile 1nd elmhp pare llllll 8500 AVON MAY QUEEN I3 70 00 50 FULLY BEST til 90 30 WAYGALA no 20 TRIGGER Jt illVSTtH 00 20 PUFF AND SNLFF WIDOWS JulJ 70 Time 09 Time Into EXACTUR 63nd254200 EXAtTt ill and Sin so no cond pace mile $550 fond trot mile 3400 ROYAL LACE 20 80 30 Bit NIGHT 12 20 50 KELSO RARMIN 90 380 QUARTER Mtth 760 360 SWTFYORBIT 260 FITI JAMES 21 40 Time 05 Time I415 EXACTOR lanaiul Jo Fixuvtor It and 335 7o out clm pseu mile ROYALISTIC 50 80 360 BILLY BATTLES 11 4o 20 ll clump pdtf mile I700 TRUE PRJET 610 IIIZi 150 530 220 Tm 10 SNEAKi HILI 10 3t EXAtIt 1R and 50 soiirtriusr 50 too chi nu mlk Moo Time ll BAGGA BUY moo 580 00 FIXHTth and it till llv AVAN MARY 330 250 31h elm pacr mile GREAT SUE 80 BK Mm on 00 20 Tune 12 LAIYRHI 4T1 7o 20 EXACTOR and 33 so With no hillth ATTENDANCE 434 Time 103 EXAtIUR mundane HANDLE $7356 TRACK lulu BROWN NOW RANKED THIRD Talented young driver Doug Manager Earl Rowe Jr In Brow Whitby was addition Doug was presented presented with an engraved with the Driver of the Month whip and pair of gloves award for June attaining an earlier this week symbolic average of 459 Doug Brown of his feat on July when he will be Barries represen drove record five winners tative in the CTA driving on one race card at Barrie championship and is now Racway Presentation was ranked third across Canada made made by track General Raceway Photo 76 camp Barrie Colts of the Mid Ontario Junior Hockey League will open training camp Sept in the first two of 37 hour camp Letters have been sent out to prospective players inviting them to attend the Colts 76 camp Dr Don Crowe and Jim Short have been appointed as coach and manager respectively for asecond season Mr Short has indicated the Colts are still anxious to know of any players who have recent ly moved into the city in terested in playing for the Junior Club next season The camp is by invitation on ly but interested players are asked to contact Mr Short at 705 7261145 The Colts training camp will run from Sept to Oct with the possibility of exhibition games Volleyball for women As the result of meeting in Midhurst earlier this month women in Simcoe County will be able to play competitive volleyball this winter In terested women from Bradford Innisfil and Barrie have in dicated that an intercom munity league is needed in the area to provide women 18 years of age and over with an oppor Lignity to play rereational volley II It is expected that as many as six to eight communities will be in the league when it starts this fall with CollingWOOd Midland Orillia and others hoining those already mentioned Between now and the next meeting scheduled for August 730 pm at the County Building Midhurst commu nities interested in league play are asked to form teams ar range suitable facility and choose someone to represent them at the meeting Rules and scheduless will be set by team representatives based on the desires of those in volved The emphasis will be on fun and recreation while main taininga good calibre of play Any group or individual who would like to be involved is asked to contact The Greater Huronia Sports Council at the County Administration Build ing in Midhurst telephone 7269300 ext 212 Direct lines throughout the County Midland Area 5262261 Stayner Area 42843240 Orillia area 3267397 Beeton area mm Col dwater Zenith 15420 Graham leads by strokes HARRISON NY AP Dave Graham leads the $300000 Westchester golf tournament by four strokes but he isnt ex actly brimming with con fidence Despite 36hole total of 11 underpar 131 the Australian who lives in Hollywood Fla has been around too long to start spending that $60000 first prize yet Graham 30 shot threeun derpar 68 Friday over the 603yard Westchester course He was the coleader along with Carlton White after the first round The closest to Graham today were Mike Wynn and White two relatively unknown pros and veteran Larry Ziegler Wynn who trailed White and Graham by one stroke after the opening round shot par 71 Fri day while White slipped from firstround 63 to oneover 72 Ziegler continued his steady play with 67 to go with his opening 68 He and Wynn were at sevenunder 135 Then came Andy North Tom Watson and Arnold Palmer at 136 North carded 67 Watson 72 and Palmer added 67 to his 69 his first consecutive rounds in the 605 since the Hawaiian Open last January Graham appeared headed for second successive 63 when it began to rain The downpour appeared to drown his game for brief spell He was Six under ar Friday and 14 under for the touma ment after birdie at the 10th hole his sixth of the round The rain however began as Graham walked to the 11th tee He carded three consecutive bogeys reducmg his lead to 11 under Dates set for Colts PERSONAL BEST Christine Dixon knocked full second off her time iti 400metre event at All Comers track meet it Mississauga Wednesday But it was back to work the following night at the Georgian College track with an eye towards further im provements The Huronia Stridcrs Track Club will be hosts to an allcomers mcct Aug Georgian The meets are held regularly throughout the summer by different centres for the purpose of offering athletes chance to improve themselves ltristinc was first in her particular meet tIixaiiiiiicrPhoto Fourgoal effort sparks Optimists Daryl Belcourt scored four goals to lead the Optimists atoms to 60 win over Giovan ni and Perri in minor soccer play earlier this week at the Johnson School Park In other games the Civitan atoms maintained their un beaten streak with 30 win over Mr Transmission with Harpers Pharmacy and Viau Real Estate battling to 11 tie The game between Speedy Transmission and Chaus Restaurant was cancelled Joe Baranca and Kevin Belcourt were the other goal scorers for th Optimists In net for the shutout was Pat Bosco with capable assistance from Frank Fosco Shawne Deane Mike McLaughlin and Shane Galle scored in the 30 win by the Civitaiis William Mrazek scored the lone Pharmacy goal with Mark Rafuse hitting for Real Fstate Civitans lead the eightteam leaguo with perfect 70 record Mr Iranstnission and the Optimists are currently tied in second place STANDINGS Pts Civitans 16 Transmission 13 Optimists I3 Chaus 10 Giovanni Speedy Viau Ha rpets Hunts last minute bid earns driver Pole spot BRANDS HATCH AP Britains James Hunt over came tough challenge from the worlds top Formula drivers to head the starting grid for Sundays British grand prix After two practice sessions Friday Hunt set target time of one minute 2050 seconds 11704 miles an hourwith the McLaren in which he won the French stop on the circuit two Wins race in sprint PUY DE DOME France APT Joop Zoetemelk of Holy land won the 20m leg of the Tour de France cycle race Fri day edging out Lucien Van Im pe of Belgium in the final sprint But Zoetemelk was only able to gain 12 seconds on an Impc who held onto the overall leaders yellow jersey and fourminute 21second adxan tage tn the general standings SPORTS CALENDAR HARNESS RACING at Barrie Raceway post time 45 SOlTH SIMCOE BASEBALL Orillia at reemore LACROSSE TOlRNAMENT at Eastview Arena peewee houseleaguel SOCCER at SteeleStreet Still pm ASSirian SC vs Barrie Blues Barrie City at rangeville STOCK CAR RACES at Barrie Speedway CRICKET at Radio Shack field pm Barrie vs Toronto SUNDAY BASEBALL South Simcoe League Barrie at Tottenham pm Ivy at Newmarket Alliston at Midland Collingwood at Orillia SOFTBALL Innisfil Mens League pm At Innisfil Park Doodys vs Wall 30 pin Middels vs PeterReino lASTBALL Major League at Queens Park pm Base Borden vs Note tawa 830 pm Clarkson Hotel Recreational League at Mac Morrison Park pm Convertible Pools vs Barrie Floor 830 pm Molsons at Shear Park pm Starr Electric vs Mansfield 830 pm Alliston Sports and VS Optimists vs Bentorswell vs weeks ago Hunt left his bid until the last moment He let the Ferrari of Austrian World champion Niki Lauda and the March of Swe dens Ronnie Peterson set the early pace and then put in devastating lap which earned iim the pole position Bramalea led by four goals HRAIIIION hit I2 Rob Noble scored four goals to lead Bratnalca Excelsiors to 1512 victory over Rexdalc War riots in Ontario Lacrosse Asso ciation Junior play Friday The score was tied 55 after the first period and Hrainalca led il 10 after the second The Excelsiors broke it open With three tiIlSLtlIlth goals in the first half of the third period Swim lessons Registration is taking place tor gt naming lessons tor four car Hitlfi or over which will take place iig in at the Government Duck Big Bay liillll lost of the program is $850 and sponsored by the county rccrt tonal department Registration is available by ttllliiltlilltl Iliiiic Hruncr 236 Walnut trcsccrit lainswick Telephone 730 1390 LORNES NO OUPUCAT can lllm SERVTCES Electronic Stencle cut to or aginol 53 00 No Job Too Small 222 BAYFTELD ST 7260955 NOR TH DUFFEREV LEA GUE Division leaders send pitchers to start annual AllStar game Wayne Rowe is listed as the starting pitcher for the North in the annual North Dufferin Baseball League AllStar game in Clarksburg Sunday Rowe is undefeated as are the New Lowell Knights current league leaders with 140 record The Knights have five layers in the Norths starting lineup including Rowe as wel as manager Jim Prosser Startin against Rowe for the South AlStars is Mansfields Dave Little Mansfield holds down the division lead in the south and has placed four players in the lineup as well as coach Adrien Maes Also coaching for the south entry is Alliston helmsman Rob Donor Ivy Rangers Bill Irwin is manager For the north Dave Young of Lisle and Honcywoods Claude Dolson will handle th coaching duties The game is scheduled for pm The north division has been perennial champions over the WAYNE ROWI annual event since the league split into two divisions three years ago Starting lineup for the North RILL IATTON Rowe pitching Doug Anderson Lisle catching Elwin Lighthcart New Lowell first base Hort Wilson second base Honeywood Roger Mumber son New Lowell third Rick Gowan Lisle shortsto Wayne Fawcett Hornin Millis leftfield John Rainbir New Lowell centrefield Bill Pat ton New Lowell rightfield Starting lineup for the South pitcher is Dave Littleof Mansfield catcher Allan Elliot Ivy at first Terr Shacklady Mansfield secoht Richard Kerr Elmgrove third Dave Purchase Mansfield short stop Ray Mc Iague Alliston leftfield Al Murphy Mansfield cen trcfield Jim Doner Alliston rightficld Henry Sander Ivy STANDINGS North Pts New Lowell 14 28 Lisle 16 larksburg ll lloneywood IIorningsMills 10 South Pts Mansfield 13 26 Ivy 22 Everett 17 Allislon 100 10 Shelburne l2 IIlmgrove 13 Its game 16 for South Simcoe loop in its annual allstar benefit games The 16th annual Simcoe Baseball League AllStar game will be played in Midland July 25 This will be second time Midland has hosted the event As has been the case in the past four games it will be North vs South North took the first three decisions but lost 30 last year at Iollingwood North representatives will be from Midland Collingwood Creemore Barrie and Orillia while the Smith will have players from Ivy Betton Tot tcnhatn Newmarket and Alliston This annual event benefits league injurcdpltyers fund which since the first game 15 years ago in Alliston has net ted $1513 More than dozen calls have been made on the fund over the years some quite extensively In 1971 for instance assistance was made in three major cases and the following Basketball clinic coming for girls Barrie Recreational Depart ment atid community workers for Women in sport are sponsor ing summer basketball clinic in Barrie for girls 121 years of age The week long course running July 2630 at Eastview Secondary School will be in structcd by Bev Warner physical education teacher in Alliston and three others Jen nifer Spencer Barrie Heather MacKenzic Collingwood and Joanne Sharp The 1215 age group are scheduled for 78 pm and the 1619 age group will be from 89 pm every night The purpose of the clinic is to allow girls to learn new basket ball skills and improve old ones Registration forms are available at the Barrie Recrea tion Department office Forms are to be returned by July 23 For any further infor mation contact Judy Perkin or Sadie van Beest at 7269300 ext 212 Cooke win Three players racked nine of the 15 hits in the 121 win by Cooke Cartage over Holts Auto Parts Thursday The game was part of the Barrie Minor Baseball League senior division competition at Eastview Larry Green had four hits for the winners with teammates Mike Moore three and Gail Wilson ttwol the other key sw ingers Cooke broke the game open with sevenrun flurry in the sixth inning Tough loss It was hardrrunning hard checking game which saw the Barrie Civitan go down in defeat at the hands of Midland in Paperweight lacrosse play this week Ken heincr and Jimmy Norv ton scored three goals each of Midland in the 65 wm Jess Perliault and Joe Reynolds picked up assists Derek Lee and Craig Owens had three and two goals respec tively for Barrie Robbie Den nis assisted on one goal Barrie was helped by strong goaltending of Brad Harper and fore checking of Murray tob sonandturitstiixlin Allandule Golf Club Pay As You Play Membership 9hole Par 38 Course Twilight Rates licensed under 180 Just off Big Bay Point Rd 7285313 Winter Games meeting has been set for July 26 at the County Ad ministration building Midhurst for the purpose of proposing the groundwmk for the second annual Central tario Regional Winter Games questionnaire is to be sent out to the various sports iii the region asking if they wish to participate The meeting is set for 730 pm To meet Queen Lefty Gwynn night desk man of the Midland Midtown Hotel has recieved an invita tion to meet Queen Elizabeth II at an official reception in Mon treal Mr lwynn won gold medal in the 1932 Olympics in ban tamweight boxing kind of nd year rainplagued event had minimal revenue Torrent balance of the fund is $337 In the event of an afternoon rainout the Sunday game Would be rescheduled to Mon day715pnt feature of those benefit games is the lucky draw aspect wherein ticket holders whether present or not are eligible for some 15 prizes Advance tickets are available from all clubs at Slicents each Wingrove backs win by Majors ORILLIA Stuff Southpaw lcrry Wingrovc lltll Alliston anucks to three tilts iti hurling Orillia Majors to 10 victory in Simcoe County League baseball game here Thursday Wingrove and Allistons Greg Campbell hooked up in sterl ing pitching duel which was scoreless until catcher Iat llcn ncssy was singch home by shortstop Gerry Adams iti tltc sixth Hennessy hit loopcr to left to start the inning advanced when Harry Cockbum singled to centre and then scored after two were out Campbell gave up only five hits three iii the eventful sixth About 200 fans saw the Ma jors register their seventh win against seven defeats and two losses to hold third place in the north section of the league behind the leading freemore Braves and secondplacc Midland Indians STANDINGS as at Thursday am NORTH Pts Creemore 12 26 Midland ll Orillia 16 Barrie 11 14 Collinqwood l2 12 SOUTH Ivy l3 28 Alliston 21 Benton IS Newmarktt 15 Totlvoham l4 RENT NEW TRUCK °2 Tons Panels 612 Vans 018 Vans Power Tailgates Commercia rates Factoring GMC Truck RENT TRUCK 341 BAYFIELD ST Hayfield su0c0 Cat Wash 7370800 cantbuy this verlising The winner and 101 by hare sorry couldnt resust This car does it oil its small light roomy and lost with rumble and respon swe steering ride and handling modern and sophisticated car with handsome Golgioro designed hatchback body The Rabbit offers one of the most spocesovmg mCChUIllCUl layouts weve seen yet frontwheel drive transverse engine and unique independent rear suspensmn leo turing an integral anti roll but and 05mg so little space its remarkable The Rabbit has solid feel and an ultraliiodern look to ll Best of all ll almost smiully enlt ioyoble to drive KERV JOHNSTON MOTORS 17 GOWAN STREET AT ESSA ROAD BARRIE 7260488 llm 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