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The Barrie Examiner Tuesday February 1977 Ed Redden officially quit the weekend well He been it turning the reins over completely together three years ago few days before his was to leave from girls into young ladies their top clubs in internation play Hustlers never really caught the the national junior team upwards started my own cltib up Redden national championships nothing at the third This years edition level Take Ellanna tor example She ntario thought this would be beneficial teams to have top ranked players Hustlers club volleyball teams junior open championship championships on the same day pionships that year loss against the English National oRTs CORNER Redden leaves coaching job By RANDY MCDONALD Examiner Sports Editor Redden is the man who created the PeterReino Hustlers womens volleyball team and vaulted them to fame and glory not only nationally but on the international scene as posted to Canadian Forces Base Penhold in Alberta Unless hes found storm to slow him down he should be aiming his van at the western provinces by now Redden admitted that the move wasnt an easy one He didnt want to go right in the middle of new volleyball season But he had little choice when it came right down to He would have liked to have ended the season and worked with new coach Sue Stauth of Alliston little longer before He had made lot of friends since putting the Hustlers Ive seen couple of the girls grow up he said over lunch Ive seen them develop Redden put lot of miles on his cars and vans taking players to tournaments across the province into Quebec out of Nova Scotia and as well as dipping into the States to test Volleyball and all the travelling weve dotie helped develop them The team work aspect of volleyball really makes people better people he said area In their threeyear history the club has brought title after title to the area The list includes four Ontario cham pionships one international title in the 197576 season as well as an excellent tour of Britain last fall The calibre of players is shown by the three players the Hustlers placed on the Ontario Summer Games squad this year not to mention the invitations received for tryouts with Reddens interest in the sport goes way back before he got interested in the services In 1971 he was one of the list of 20 top coaches in anada brought into Quebec along with 10 of the best players from each province for today clinic It was here that his enthUsiasm for the sport took swing When came back from camp was so enthused that It bloomed into three girls teams and one for the boys with practice sessions Saturdays from am pm under coach In that time he sent three senior womens teams to the Redden came to FB Borden in 1974 in Personnel Ad ministration Tlie move to FB Penhold is as Construction Engineer and dministrative fficer He rememlxred those first months trying to get club together in the area The emphasis was on developing the girls where the interest appeared to be We started moving in July with the first practice about the middle of August We had no money no sponsor no Five players showed for the first practice There were six veterans remaining from that first season Mickey Fusedale Ellanna cKendry Debbie Emms and Gerri arrie were on the original club when it was known as the Simcoe County Volleyball lub Redden has been witness to the growth of volleyball iii popularity at both the elementary and secondary school Elementary school teachers are really doing good job in most cases The only thing they lack is developing proper systems in their play Redden said Volleyball 1S great for team work added Redden but he also emphaSized the importance of personal drive first year and now is one of the top junior players in all of The one thing which annoyed Redden was the fact that his players arent allowed to play on high school teams He The school system is also the feeder system for the Rcddcn said he felt the schools put too much =r pressure on the kids to stay with the school teams He is thinking nationally when he says that the only way players are going to get this type of competition is with The new coach of the Hustlers is physical education teacher at Ailifioiis Banting Memorial High School Sue Stauth tookover as coach of both the boys and girls felt she was the most qualified coach in the area She was the first person asked explained Redden Highlights There are many for Reddcii The first Nova Scotia tour was one We had two cars eight players coach and Ed Dupuis itrameri We drove 701 miles in seven days and played the University of New Brunswick the Lniversity of Moncton before winning the Redden felt it was then that the real team was developed In 1973 we won the ntario junior and senior league the most satisfying moments for me he said Hustlers also won the Detroit lpen and junior open chamr This year the trip to England ranked as another of the coaches favorite memories Hustlers came back with only Team xs Barrie area this past Xv imagination of the Barrie of the Hustlers has fotir sat on the bench the whole to the schools and to the That was probably one of CLOSE PURSUIT llll Tomes 435i of Barrie Yen traf ollegiate has Midland player in sight during re and junior basketball game Midland is to meet Alliston today then moVe into Eastview Secondary School Wednesday Alliston has games against fentral at 315pm Friday with lrillia District Collegiate Voca tionaf Institute playing Park Street on Friday as well Steve Neely photoi KEITH IENNA takes out Francis Quinn fit in Legion Minor Hockey League play at the Eastvicw Arena Mon day Penna chipped in goal for Trail which defeated Win nipeg 63 to maintain its win ning streak Trail got help from goaltender Steve Mc omb who was called in to replace Trails starting goalie who was injured in the game Mctomb right photo came up with number of key stops late in game when Winnpeg was threatening to cut into the Trail lead Gaines ifft played each hit day night foniglit at llnslvicw Arena the Major League Division of the Legion Minor Hockcy League will Stt ttlllifl llxaiiinier llltlltiS Trail keeps winning games in Legion Minor Hockey play Scott ampbell and Rob McNabb scored two goals each to keep Trail on track and Winn ing in the Barrie Legion Minor Hockey Leagues NHL Divi sion Trail won its 15th straight game with rZ decision over Winnipeg at the Eastview Arena Tuesday Warren Won and Dale Giffeii struck for one goal each With Moxey Keith Penna and Stan Gurgatr replying for Winnipeg In other games hicago defeated Boston 32 Montreal got by Atlanta 42 New England tripped Toronto Fri while New York bounced Detroit and Los Angeles nip pedWashingtonLH Vince Halkett Brad eleste and fan Thurchward had two goals each for New York Greg Jonce Ron Wall and Greg Elson had one goal in winning cause Scott Saunders scored lone goal for Detroi NEW ENGLANDWIN Big gun for New England with two goals was Glen Ielark hipping in singles for the winners were Mike Forsman Tom Belleski and Dan Kelly Lone Toronto marker came off the stick of Tim leller the John Yashcr scored both goals for Los Angeles Neil Christopher had the only Washington marker IWOQUALS Montreal got twogoal per fortnance by David Hammers to get by Atlanta am Galbraith and Dan lar tholomcw scored one goal with Steve McBride and Stcvc BricnstoringforAtlantn Single goal by Larry Green DISTRICT playoffs this weekend playoffs which start Friday inner of the District pin Southern ntario finals in iag Harrie urling bill has one Glassman thcr rinks airt lravcnhurst irillia lidlniid FOR BUSINESS GIRLS BUsiness Girlss section of tile Barrie tirlingf lub IIssa Road will he hosts for thc insinth iils District Trophy yiilfs citrus llzili ltillltSlUllt lcd lcliityre loiii lclioiiough and lint ox powered thctliicago iii itll lllIliitl and down tcplicrl for Boston Kirby LAYOFFS There will be It districts participating in the threeday berth in the art llll in laicli tcatii intcrcd under skip Joy tliflllllL from Ilrnccbridgc lliiiitsy tile and lllll tile The roundrobin tournament opciis it ti in Friday licks ups again Saturday at lllll and goes to pin With skip ilasmaii are Sue Stanbin as iceshill lcnny Dobko second with Dianne lcl indcn is lcatl Final list of games important for Colts Barrie olts are off agam in the search for lhornhill Thunder Birds lurking somewhere above them in the Mid intario Junior llockcy League llpdated statistics of tin eightteam loop are hard to come by but at last count the Speedgs streak ends on heels of 21 upset LEFRUY lauleyanna pull ed the upset of the lnnisfil Ladies Broomball season defeating first place Speedy Muffler last week Five teams registered in tourney The Secondary School boys broomball tournament has five teams entered again this year Barrie Tentral has entered three teams with Barrie Eastview sending tWo others Barrie entral Wings defen ding tournament champions are back with coach Bill Little Also returning will be the fen tral junior football team and Central Selects Eastview junior and senior teams are coached by Jerry Hendry The teams will be out after the lhuinbprint Studio Trophy The games begin Feb ll beginning at 1230 pm at the site of the Barrie Winter lar nivaf The tournament still has room fora few more teams In forested parties are asked to contact Steve Neely at 7260679 There is also tournament for girls with teams from en tral involved Referees are also needed for the tournament Speedy was the only an defeated team with in wins nineof them shutouts lauleyannas Diane tow started off the scoring early in the first period unassistul Sue Marshall assisted by Anna Storey scored for Speedy to tie the game 11 Glynis Marshall assisted by Marlene low recovered to score the Winner for lauleyaii na The second game saw close action between GloVer and Wall with Glover winning Terry Gethons earned the shutout for Glover Scoring the lone Glover goal was Brenda McLeod assisted by Judy Wilson LEADINGSRERS after weeks lts BloggtS fl i2 2i Storey tt I2 20 Marshall Si to RoqueSi fl Wilson Sabourin Gt Hodgkinson Si ll Buleske McLeod At Leading the goaltending is Barb Richards of Speedy allow ing only three goals in ll games Terry Gethons of Glover is next with eight goals against in 12 games Games are played luesday nights at Lefroy laulcyaniia meets Wall at 930 pm next week with the 1030 encounter pitting Towers against Speedy Muffler Thunder Birds were within lliltll pioyidingI olts put ltILtllltl sustained drive If llic last Sll gatiics nllflt moves into twcn Sound tonight iwcatlicr permit llfli to nicct the last place Grey Brucc SlciIcrs olts have won tlicir last two games and will be at home lllllfSdtly to iiicct fourth place lrillia ltavclways iillia closed the gap on the third place olts sotiicwliat with win against Midland last week olts havc three home itaiiies rcniaiiiiiig in the schedule including Iliursdays cncountcrwillirilia League Icadinank Ridges is in town Feb it with twcii Souiidback Feb l7 Rciiiniiiing games on the road we the olts licading to twcii Sound country tonight to ink Ridges Feb rillia game playcd at Guthrici Feb 13 with wrap up to the schedule against Midland Feb lll ISIIIRK fliWili ifficialsat oiinaugbt fark Raccways said Monday the park will be closed for at last month as result of fire Saturday which destroyed tlicjudgcs lower IUR BETTER FRIN TING SHE JOHN COCKBURN LIMITED 06 Monnow ROAD tinan 2282821 Prune3 SINCE 7950 SA TURDA UNNIDALE PARK Crosscountry ski race one stop of SOD Cup tour The annual Barrie Tross ountry ski race is Saturday at Sunnidale Park This leaves skiers wishing to register early and avoid late charge have just hours to make notice of their intentions to chieflofi race Doug Foley Entries should go to Doug Foley 40 Marshall St Barrie IAN 3S and are to arrive by Wednesday said George Mann mg of the Sunnidale rossr ountry Ski lub hosts for the annual competition Senior class competitors will be charged 83 with 82 entry fee for juniors Midget and lllllllrllflt competitors can cotir pcte free of charge There is late registration on theday of the race Registration must be com plctc by 930 Saturday Feb Mr Manning said There will be an extra 31 charge tacked oil for late registration Manning said this IS sancr tioiied race and that only Southern Intario Division card holders are eligible to compete lhc Barrie event allows raccrs the opportunity to pick up points for the Southern Ontario Yup sponsored by Fischer Skis The purpose of the Southern Ontario up is to record the competitors who regularly and successfully compete through out the winter and to give all racers chance to obtain DiVision ratiigtfor the season The winners will have their names engraved on the Fischer up and each will receiyc pairof fischerSskis This years race is running in conflict with the iarric Kinsmen lubs annual Skill thon The fund raising event was cancelled Saturday due to poor weather and rescheduled for this weekend Its very regrettable Sflull tion explained Manning Hc lfltl he had skiers who wtrc to compete in the Ski agthon but because of our commitment to the Zone have to get behind oui own club race Racing starts at to and there are lit different llfIsSllftil lions ranging from the mini events for boys and girls up to it years of age to senior veterans to ycarsofragc and Vtl Tournament keeps goaltenders busy BR ICBRIDGE Goal tcnders Stevc Drope and Rob iiic llubbcrt had strong games for the Green and Ross minor oantams iii touriiaiiictit play at BracebridgcSaturday Barrie was beaten by an older Lindsay club HZ after edging Kcswick iii in the fllSl iiitmd Lindsay fired ll shots at Bairiciict Randy Bobbcttc and Richard Whittle scored the goals for Barric against Lindsay The game was Jl after the first period for Lindsay with Lind say scoring the only goal of the second period Kcswick outshot Barrie L119 154 int steady goaltcnding earned the win for Green and Ross Keswick scored the first goal ally to have Robbie Riniicaril tie the game in the second period KcllytunimingsJimWalker Ultl Randy Bobbcttc with the winner with seconds remaining in the third period scored for Barrie Kcswick got two goals from Randy Flicker and one from Jeff Evans Barrie IS in lliornhill tonight for gameat ltzilo iii Firstplace record for Cardin place belongs to the ardinnl ash and arty lccwces following triumph overUrillia ill the final First Credit Union earns 62 win Barrie ommunity redit Union Minor Pee Wee defeated lhornhill Sunday 62 in York Siiiicoe Hockey action at the Barrie arena Scoring for Barrie were Steven Mayer and David llogben each with two goals Singles went to Mike Lloyd and Gary Jermey Willie Legros had four assists for the winners The win cliniclied first place for the team which has only three losses in ttt games this season February to inhibition Place Toronto aimii ioniii iiooiw It iiiiiwo noun uviriyoiiiii iii iii iiiiiiot tom iowot moi Iiiiii win ltlutl in Aii who iiioiu Thurs Feb Fit Fab Sll Feb Sun Feb Adult it ill pin to it 10 pin Noon in to iti poi too im in Hit pm Illtrltii io wit iiii fl wlrll iiiivi ll it ill to 30 pin Youth to if it oo 31 peewees gniiic of the York Sinicoe Minor Hockey League schedule Suii day ardinal finished the schedule with of possible 38 points David McAllistcr paced ar dinal with three goals Grant Bouchey and Jimmy Harris aided the cause with two goals each Doug Archie and Semi Kirkpatrick added single goals rillia got goals from Robert Racburn Mark Wood Tom Earle Steve Wrightsoii olin Morano and Andrew cfferies Greg Lynch had four assists for Barrie with Harris backing up three ardinal markers Barrie led +2 dtcr the first period it after two Terry Wilson and Rick Schaly faced 17 rillia shots in net for Barrie ardiiial aimed 29 at their op poneiits ardiiial now waits for the start of the playoffs It town day or llltlll lttdill to Canadas largest allCanadian recreational vehicle show Produced in aid of Conservation by Canadian National Sportsmens Shows There arc prizes and me dallions available for the win ners suppli VOL The returned to the crosscountiy skiing scene after being absent fora few years ft is sponsored by Skis valua winners The results of all SUD coni pctitor cardholders will be Ltilll puter basis skier ed The final standings will be based on the score of the best six out of possible to results with the better 7th results Used asth lht be ll lll stttsiill do st Friend You Can Trust if you drive small 01 you know how difficult it is to get the small or specialists at Siincoe Dotson Small cos no our business and well do the OD Lorrertly the first limo For Car You cant go wrong here because when it comes to daily or weekly rentals and if leasing is your requirement we can get you any make or model new car or truck at terms to fit your budget For the best in rental or leasing service coll us at to junior boys and girls Hes been nothing short of fantastic in his support of me crossvcountry ski club Maiin ing said lcterchino Sports has ed gift certificates to all categories from mini Southern Ont Cup helps class racers The Barrie race lS the lot stop in thc lfrrace tour Southern ntario up Fischer which is putting up blc eqtnpiiicnt prics for Home stretch for Flgers Barrie Fiycrs of the Ontario Hockey Association Senior League are looking at ten tative date of Feb ll to replay the game with ambridge Hornets winch was cancelled Friday due to bad xi eathcr Flyers find themselves in fifth place of the league heading into the home stretch Hornets have an eightgame wiiiiiiugstreak Next game for Barrie is in rillia Friday tabulated on ixrcentagc to the best time of St II in each class and record lltdntéllfll final standings will also base to classify the and ss racers for the following elioble service Why not try Just call us and say you re looking for friend 549 Boyfield St 770254 ily rentals or long term leasing you come fir All sizes of cars and trucks are available for 7266474 BARBIE DRIVE CAR 43 Essa Rd 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