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i2The Barrie Examiner Saturday Nov 20 1976 COUNTY SPORTS Stroud to host Consols curling By BILL CURRAN Stroud curling rink will be the scene of the 197677 British Con sols divisional 10A playdowns next month The games are scheduled just after Christmas on Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday Dec 28 29 and 30 Besides Stroud rinks in 10A division include Barrie Borden Cookstown Alliston Bradford Elmvale Creemore Stayner and Collingwood which means there should be some pretty keen competition before the divisional representatives in the provin cial playdowns is decided Along with the Consols current curling attention at Stroud also is centred on mens open turkey bonspiel which has been arranged for Saturday Dec 18 The entry list is still open with Smurthwaite of RR Stroud the Convener in charge An Elmvale rink skipped by Garry Turner won this division in the British Consols last winter qualifying for the prvincial championship roundrobin at Peterborough where rink from Mississauga ultimately captured the laurels All these rinks in addition to Orillia Midland and others in this area of 10B division are expected to take part in the Simcoe County championship roundrobin which is due to start on Sun day Dec Games are scheduled for every second Sunday for both North and South section entries with the three leaders of each section taking part in championship playoffs at the Barrie rink in March Doug Brown of Cookstown heads the executive for this popular General Tire sponsored curling event CIRCLE PINE SPIEL OPEN FOR ENTRIES Base Borden curling officials are getting ready for three day bonspiel to be held at the Circle Pine Golf and Country club rink on Thursday Friday and Saturday Dec and The competition is open to 24 rinks with entries closing on November 30 The approved rules provide for three different events with four prizewinning rinks in each Presentation of awards will be made at Saturday evening banquet and entertainment at the conclusion of the curling At Elmvale preparations are continuing for the fourth an nual invitation bonspiel for some $1800 in prize money This threeday event which is due to entries from Barrie Bradford Midland and Penetang from pen on Thursday Dec has Stroud Cookstown Orillia this area along with Elmvale rinks Toronto St Georges curlers also have entered this years competition mixed open bonspiel is scheduled at the Orillia curling rink today with annual Bank of Montreal competition slated for next Saturday Play in the Ontario Curling Association senior British Consols round also is planned for week from today and also on Sunday Nov 28 At the Essa road rink in Barrie curlers have been reminded to register for the second schedule of local play between Mon day Nov 29 and Thursday Dec Currently the rinks have reached the half way mark in the fall schedule games Playoffs will be held on Tuesday Wednesday Dec 14 15 16 and I7 Thursday and Friday BARRTE NATIVE TRAINER FOR BLUE JAYS former trainer with Barrie junior Flyers Ken Carson has accepted an appointment as head trainer of the Toronto Blue Jays in the American baseball league for next season Since 1967 he has been head trainer of Pittsburgh Pen uins of the National Hockey League In order to prepare himsel for the change from hockey to baseball conditioning techniques he has been taking training course in the Florida Instructional league where Tony Bartirome head trainer of the Pittsburgh Pirates is chief instructor certified member of the North American Trainers Assomation the 35yearold native of Barrie went to Niagara Falls from here in the early 605 He first joined the Pittsburgh hockey in 1965 when he became head trainer wnh Rochester American Hockey league club For the past nine years he has been head trainer of Pittsburgh Penguins of the NHL Lastminute goal stops CoOps Win NEWMARKET Fiftynine seconds separated Barrie Co Ops major midgets from their seventh straight win of the York Simcoe Minor Hockey League Friday That was all the time left in the game with Newmarkets net empty and Barrie on the power lay when Jim Hughes scor for Newmarket for the 4tie Best line for Barrie last night was Jim Miles Randy Macin tyre and Steve Rinneard Miles scored twice for Barrie and was the best twoway player on the ice Paul Tamblyn and Graham Giffen had the other Barrie goals Scott Sokol Allen Wid del Rick Luchs and Hughes scored for Newmarket The score was 11 after one period with Barrie leading 32 after two Newmarket got two late goals with the tying goal Minor atoms beat Elmvale ELMVALE raig Perry sank pair of goals to lead 11 win by the John Ellis on struction Minor Atoms in exhibition hockey Friday Garry Wilkins and Walter Hinton also scored for Barrie with Roger Allen getting the lone Elnivale goal Barrie ex pects stiff game against Newmarket Sunday at East viewAreiiat145pnii coming 011a taceott in Barries end in the final moment of the game Newmarket pulled goalten der Brett Bloxam to offset penalty and managed the tying marker Newmarket tOok six of the 11 minor penalties Both these clubs will be meeting touring midget team from Sweden late in the season Next game for Barrie is rematch with Newmarket tonight at the Barrie Arena Gametimeis650pm BO WLHVG Wednesday Night Mixed League at Keinpview TEAM STANDINGS Christies GA 97 points His and Hers 96 Alley Cats 75 Happy Gang 70 Road Runners 68 Lucky Strikes 68 Aggravators Team Tannery 57 Harpers Plharmacy 54 Gutter Snipers High Average George Read 209 Ron Boorman 201 Lloyd Davies 198 Kim Gallinger 197 For the Ladies Mary Tweedle rolled 203 Arlene Gardiner 192 Muriel Rupert 191 and Sheila Dohson 189 High Single Fiat Ken Davis 278 Murray Drake 261 Bill Christianson 260 Ladies Deb bie Butler 296 Rupert 277 Tweedle 243 High Triple Flat Christian son 637 Drake 619 Frank Carter 606 Ladies Tweedle 625 Doris Burke 610 Alma Bur ton599 Speedy is unbeaten after 20 upset win Speedy Muffler King remained unbeaten in the In nisfil Ladies Broomball League by upsetting Pauleyanna Sports 20this wee Anna Storey provided the scoring punch for Speedy with two goals with assists going to Barb Blog and Sue Marshall In net or the shutout was Sarjeants earn shutout Scoring goals against Sar jeants Ready Mix peewees is no easy task Friday Sarjeants blanked Orillia 44 for their second straight shutout and fif th consecutive win in the YSMHL Gord Beatt was in net for Barrie Bil Hoare Jeff Deane Todd Bowman and Gord Warrington scored for Barrie Next game for Barrie is in Thornhill Tuesday for 730 pm game Barb Richards who has yet to see goal get by her in four games Grover edged Wall 10 in the only other game this week Karen Muford scored the goal with Liz Marshall and Kathy Sabourin assisting Terry Gethons had the shutout In play next week Pauleyan na meets Towers at 930 pm and Glover tan les with Speedy Mufflersin the ate game STANDINGS ilfterflve wetIon OF LA Pt SpeedytSi 14 GlovertGI Iauleyanria db Wall 1W II II TowerstTi 111 SCORING LEADERS Plii Storey 10 RoquetS BloggtSr Scott iSr Wilimn 1W II Bulciike Mugford t6 Sabourin Ci Manhattan Gothi ALEXANDERS RICK Bince 511 check by Flyers de enceman Doug Ferguson in the first period of Fridays HA Senior game at the Barrie Arena Brant ford scored four unanswered goals in the first period enroute to 65 win penaltyfilled second period delayed the game which featured penalty shot titlil subsctiuent goal by Barrie with nine seconds left in thc gmiic IZxFlycr orby Adams scored what proved to be the winning goal for Brant ford tlixaininci Iltolot Major basketball tourney to determine zone champs Eastview senior girls suc cessfully completed their zone schedule with an unblemished record Eastview bumped Bradford in Bradford 7127 Thursday to finish with perfect 70 record in league play Hastvicw juniors took convincing 647 win from Bradford as well Seniors are guaranteed ii ber th in the tournament at East view Tuesday by nature of their firstplace finish but the East view juniors must wait until Mondays game between Stayner and Alliston is over to see if indeed they have berth on the tournament its that close Top four teams in each of the senior junior and midget girls divisions meet in tournament play to decide the zone chum pions Firstplace meets fourth and second goes against third in suddendeath competition with the two winners squaring off in the afternoon in chain SPORTS SHORTS SABANQIITS CINCINNATI lAIl Lou Saban former coach of Buffalo Bills of the National Football League quit Friday as athletic director at the University of Cincinnati just 19 days after taking the job university of ficial said Sabzin cited per sonal reasons for stepping down PLAYED FORSKINS FALLS CHURCH Va tAl Wayne Millner 65 twrr time allAmerica football player for Notre Dame in the 19305 and one of the best receivers with the National Fotball League Washington Redskins died here Friday Millners pro career started with the old Boston Redskins in 1936 The next year after the team moved to Washington his two touchdown catches enabler the Redskins to beat Chicago Bears for the NFL cham pionship pionship final Two midget games start lucsdays program ill At 1030 £1111 are two midget games Wllll the four senior tczims scimg ziction ill noon Beginning ill to pm till the midget teams Ill be tfic start of thc tliilllliltilllllp finals Two junior winners ol the morning giiincsi meet it it pin with the StllIOI liilll scheduled torii i110 in Hill iliistvicw meets Stiiyiicr and ciitriil ollcgiziti playoff zigiiiiist tolliiiguood to tltlltlt the two tciims to the senior tilll finail In other games llllS ttl tollmguood tlllOl girls liziii iiid Barric North it 41 13 ditiut with thc North juniors slipping by tollinguood 27 23 to corn berth in thc ltlllt finals Open meeting Tuesday on trails development Ontario Trails oiincil is holding public meeting Tuesday at the ontmentzil lnn beginningat 30 in Purpose of the public meeting is to receive briefs URI to hold informal discussions with all in tcrcstcd individuals and groups interested in the diWilopmcnt of recreational trails pro grain The ouiicil was established by the Minister of Natural Resources to assist government in the preparation of such recreational trails program The toiincil is an autonomous group composed of members of the public representing hiking SPORTS CALENDAR TODAY SICNIOR IIOKII Barrie at Mississauga it pin Lindsay ttl tambridgc it pm Whitby zit Thunder Buy it pm GIRLS HOCKEY pm roJets zit Noblcton MINOR IIOIKICY IlNIOR IIOKI Schombcrg vs rcdit minor peewees Barrie Arena 5115 pm Newmarkct vs 7oOp midgets Barrie Arena 650 pm HARNESS RACING at Barrie Race way post time 745pm GOOD LUCK TO CHAPELTON HOMES IN LETITIA HEIGHTS this weekend LADY YORK ELECTRIC snowmobiling bicycling cross country skiing tfilltKiIlLl motoriIid trail bikes and horseback riding interests Amount of time illltititlttl for each presentation will be governed by the ltilill number of briefs submitted ouncil has ilSkttl that oiil one brict per organization or group be sub mittcd Further information is iI1lliIll by telephoning thi Ministry of Niiturnl ltesoiircis regional office in Richmond Ilill or 41888411201 There will be similar meeting in Toronto on cilncsdiy SINIHY IINIOH lltitKIIY 730 Barrie Altllil Owen Sound vs tolts SIINIOR llOtKllY Whitby of Thunder Bay MINOR HOCKEY 145 in Barrie Arinu Newmiirkct vs ardiiiiil peewees Barrie Itllil Ncwmzirkct vs Kinsmen Atoms East view itiltt 1110 rciiei Newmzirket vs John Ellis Atoms BROOMBAIJ Innisfil Mens Lcagiic chroy Arcnii am ookslown As vs lro sscrs 10 laulcyannu vs lainswick ll Dorsey Ds vs Wall Rciil Estate PENALTY SHOT Alexanders beat Flyers NEAR RIOT 65 at least game wasn dull Well the people who kept saying things were bound to fall apart as soon as the Brantford Alexanders returned were right after all Only it was the Flyers who fell apart Alexanders snapped Flyers fivegame winning streak with 65 win in one of two Ontario Hockey Association 011A Senior games Friday Orillia Terriers laced Lin dsay Lancers 80 in the other game Alexanders took advantage of sloppy first period by Barrie to pop four unanswered goals by goaltender Ron Patterson The scams were pulled far ther apart in the second period in hrawling fiasco which resulted in calling of six fighting majors two game misconduct penalties in the period and near riot prevcir ted Flycrs Bob Montcith and Vanni squared off at 603 of the perioda move which seemed to spark the interest of the majority of 700 fans at the Barrie Arena Before it was over Burrics Iiltk Smith and lary Smith of thc Alcmndcrs had fiveininiiti majors with Montcith and VII iii getting the szimc and thc gate with game iniscondiicts Vanni went over the boards on his way out after spectator who apparently was heckling the Brant ford pliiyir Brantford players cleared lllt bench with both arena and city police moving in to restore or dcr With the exception of the players on the ice of the time Flyers remained on their bcn ch No itppiiitnl action is planned against Braiittords bench clearing with the tXttplitll of it report by tho immi official to the OIIA office The crowd of 700 was one of the largest if not the largest crowd to attend Senior game this season One reason was the chance of watching ex Flyers Corby Adams Jim Thompson John McMillan and Dan ODonahue perform again st their ex teammates Adams responded by setting up goal and scoring the even tual winner McMillan had one as well Any preconceived notions of good hockey game flittered away in the opening frame as the Alexanders pounced on listless Flyers club outskating and outchecking Barrie which posted easy wins over the Alexanders in the two meetings prior to Fridays game Alcxanders closechecking and precision passing rattled Barrie into throwing the Duck away which more often than not was intercepted by Bran tford player Al Osborne had two goals in the first period for Brantford Stivc lcliirsc and Rick Bince Vtlt lllt Ollll StOILlS Dctiursc opened the scoring it911ofthcfirstperiod llcsct the trend for the period by stealing the puck zit centre for breakaway and goal with Barrie on the pt1lily McMillan rapped in the fifth straight Brantford goal on shot by Adams early in the second period with Barrie two men short lilycrs started to move im midiiitcly following the second period mclcc when Ken Knap toii ducked around Gerry iray for Burtics first goal Bob Baird lct loosc long drive which iriiy simply misjudged to pull Flyers within three goals of Brantford if SUMMARY Inst Period Biiiitloid htiii slioitbriiidizool Itiiiiitfoid lllillit ltrniiw 1301 lltunllolil Ivllitllli lllil Ll llItI 11 Brantford Osborne itrllonnliiic IrIlIA Illnl I9 Illt PPIHIIIII hiilloir aiirir Iii II II ii OIIII liiiod Krinptori It nit li lzllii ii vtt dini llr ii liH iw htl Humi lintii ll liti xx in imwiriilm Etllilllli II Sly iii oi IIIIIIINID I1 IoiiIiilli II riiiioi guinr llllHirtt iliiii iniolti iimiio mum Ililllllillllll Im Hi Krizipiori litii Br 11 Iepplci II IL1llllltlllil fighting I0 ltt Regan It II II llilIIsIIr IIt0 hit il IIl ioil Barrie Burlington 12 Agnew pouriplu liniiittnid immrplny lo liiliv lliiiioii it ll lmrwv lliim IIIII iiii ll vi liotsoixiii by Barin lIinoi ti minor Jim ittl Iliiii it li liiti 017 iiigun Sly lo litit 11 penalty Ii1lli li ton lit in oi illll 11 Bi Iltlltll Biiii Ill 79 13 ll Second straight win for Orillia Terriers ll IS the summit on thillm in innit lllfllll Bob linc tllfl Biii Iilllt hot too for Hrilliu Itlllli tiiidii toliii Wood Stun lilir md olin iordoiiziddcdIiIotliii lydi llitll iii goo for tiiilliii tested 31 tiniin by the Lancer lirriiix mine up with shots llLlitflll Illli1 goiiltciidii SliHlitV IIiri lllttlthlnlslltlt Minibiulii Tie win for Oro OHOV Boiiiiciiigbucklroniu it It tic lll1 Mupli tilllltl ll11 Htk tiro diiiiipcil Stroud Tl lidnisdny of tlic mtinity tintii Jeff loiigiiiiiiis iiid llzivid tioiircly had two tittll iigiiiiist Stroud lll1 liiil iildiicll iciny Moorc Illtl ltoiii SliclsuiIliiilrlingoiii iizmt uiiipbcll priced Stroud With three goals Lorry iitt liidtlieolliirgoul tiogot goals from Bruin oli ttwoi illltl Mark lctuiiig to match Miiplcx scoring oiitpiit by hiis lliiiikctt Stephen loiicsiiiidloniWatson ttrii tiim become good driving record for METROPOLITAN TORONTO POLICE FALL RECRUITMENT PROGRAM Avoid The Daily Routine ACT NOW Plan your tuturo with mom that has challenge in volvornent good SOlOIy and benefits Stand out in crowd POLICE OFFICER Must be Canadian itizon British subject Minimum tequireinonls Between 7i and 35 years 58 I60 lbs in the level four or live your ultrml pingriini Ql credits ll level or higher Puss lllt ioqiiiiirl Iiittlli ril physical and visual firsts NOTE Vision reqiiii oil tcstuil without the use of visual ultl Not less than 20 25 in both eyes and not less than 20 40 in one eye If 20 40 in one eye certificati of refractive error to be produced NOII110ItOlOI vision This allows us the opportunity of accepting applicants who 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liicsdoy in wcn Sound lllllllil itlltl Biiiric are cur rintl ticd 111 second pliltt of the mid Ontario liinior League with 10 points lriivcl wiiyspliiy Thornhill Saturday Following Sundays grime tolts l1l the Wild for ii grime in Oak Ridges Montth Grade outoftown applicants 1056 01 the period The final period belonged to Barrie Bill Burlingtons per sistence paid off at 301 It was the second powerplay goal for Barrie Adams nullified the marker with powerplay goal at627 Phil Branston wasted no time in banging home pass from Paul Regan late in the game Flyers were pressing with Pat terson out of the net in favor of another attacker when Rick Bince dropped on puck in the Brantford goalmouth and was called for delay of game and the automatic penalty shot Regan was given the honor and made the goal look easy by skating straight at Gray and shooting low to his stick side That goal came with nine seconds remaining in the period Flyers were all around Valley Sports of Horseshoe AT HORSESHOE VALLEY Open Saturdays Sundays PHONE the Brantford net when the final buzzer sounded swans N0IES rte would have forced an overtime period one which Flyers are sure would have been to their benefitCorby Adams turned to the crowd during fracas in the second period shouting thought you had more brains than that Despite the lack of finesse no one can say it was dull game Flyers are in Mississauga tonightThe win moved Brantford onepoint in front of Flyers in the Renwick division Flyers are now tied with Orillia one point back of firstplace Brantford and Cam bridge To show the trend of the game Barrie outshot Brant ford 3130 Alexanders period totals were 1587 for Barrie 915 almost complete rever sal 20 Off PreSeason Clearance Sale Only 95 Until Ski Sedson 83520 Cross Country Skiino Now available at Royci Downs Goifd Country Club °Suppy your own equipment OSeason Daily Prices Available °Open am 05 pm Days Week Royal Downs Golf Country Club RR Utopia Individual or leasing Short or long Any make 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