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1o the examiner Tuesday Feb 14 1978 SIesSor and Periard win playoff series The Slcssor and Periard Midgets defeated Thornhill 62 on Monday to win their bestof threc playoff series 20 in the York Simcoe Minor Hockey League Matt Lalonde and Doug Smith scored in the first period for Barrie Brian MacDonald assisted Lalonde opened the second period with goal with Mac Donald assisting Chris Ander son Daryl Raymond and Steve McArthur scored third period goals MacDonald assisted Tony Weir was in goal for Barrie The midgets now wait for the winner of the NcWinarketOrillia series Barrie Kinsmen Club Atoms finished the regular season on winning note and then con tinued their fine play by dump ing Thornhill 30 in the first game of bestofthree playoff series Saturday the club beat Aurora 72 in final tuneup before the playoffs Barrie Giffen Farm Equip ment Bantams won their league semifinal playoff series 20 with 52 victory over Thorn hill on Sunday Mike Dubois led the Kinsmen attack with two goals Todd Marrow Scott Metcalfe Adam Wrobel Craig Perry and John Morris scored singles Peter Daniels Glen Williams Mike McLaughlin Gary Wilkins Glen Williams Nolan Keogh and David Crockford had assists The win gave the club first place with record of 18 wins four losses and three ties Metcalfe Mike Dubois and Wilkins scored the Kinsmen goals in the playoff win over Thomhill Greg Smith recorded the shutout McLaughlin Perry had assists Giffen and Thomhill each scored single goals in the first and second periods but Barrie pulled away with three un Wilkins and answered goals in the third period Mike McDonald scored in the first period with Bob Rinneard and Brent MacDonald as sisting Eric McConnell tallied in the second period with Brian Smith and Tom Gapp assisting McDonald then scored unassisted on powerplay and the goal proved to be the win ner McConnell and MacDonald rounded out the scoring with Smith Gapp and Rinneard assisting Steve Drope was in goal for Barrie Barrie will now play the win ner of the OrilliaNewmarket series Ernie Miller played in goal for the Barrie Flyers in the Ontario Senior Hockey League Monday night Miller retired from hockey in November but rejoined the team in early January The Flyers defeated the Mississauga Golden Arrows 71 to move into second place tie with the Brantford Alexanders Examiner Photo sports shorts Merican wins soccer games American Hotel was the only team to win two games in the Barrie Indoor Soccer League Saturday at Eastview Secon dary School American Hotel edged Dykstra Brothers Electric 32 in the first game of the day and then came right back to beat Rugby team 112 In other games Peter Centen Construction beat Queens Hotel 61 Junior Bs came back to tie Dykstra Brothers 11 Qieens Hotel beat Junior Bs 71 and Rugby team lost to Peter Centen 132 Ian Marten scores high triple TORONTO Ian Marten bowled high triple of 546 to top the 96 participants at tournament Saturday at the OCon nor Bowlarama in Toronto Marten led Barrie team from the Barrie Bowlarama which placed fourth in the tournament one point out of third place There were 24 teams entered Sproule and Gatto win titles Kay Sproule of Orillia and Robert Gatto of Canadian Forces Base Borden won zone championships Sunday at the Barrie Bowlarama in the Carling Classic Five Pin Tourna ment Bowlers were eligible for the tournament if they had an average under 210 There were 49 competitors Sproule and Gatto will now advance to the provincial finals in Oshawa on March 11 Jack Symes was the top bowler Sunday at the Barrie Bowlaramas Beat the Champ Symes was the champion go ing into the days bowling with 17 bowlers trying to unseat him as the champion Rusty Drinkwater of Orillia came closest to beating Whith wins 83 52 Lee Ramsbottom scored twice in Whitbys win while Michael Beckner scored once Elvis Pohl scored twice for Sudbury and Greg Profit had one goal Peter Grigoriadis was in net for Whit by with Mike Curran in net for Sudbury Daryl OBrien scored all three goals for St Paul in its win over Stratford Darryl Turnbull and Mark Castello scored for St ratford Paul Butcher was in goal for St Paul while Billy Foukes was ill net for Stratford David Gillis allowed only two goals as Omaha defeated Brampton 82 Troy Vair led the offensive attack with three goals while Jeff Bell chipped in with pair Single goals went to Brent Dunlop Michael Lecman and David Kenny Steve Tudhope nets Steve Tudhopc scored five goals to lead Whitby to an 83 win over Sudbury in the Senior division of the Legion Minor Hockey League Saturday at Eastview Arena In other games St Paul edged Stratford 32 Omaha dumped Brampton 82 Chatham defeated Sault Ste Marie 43 North Bay shutout Trois Rivieres 60 and London defeated Windsor loss Christopher MacDonald scored once for the winners Stu Hunter Emanuel Scarati and Brian Gould scored in los ing cause for Sault Ste Marie Glenn Gould was in net DRYBOURGH GETS SHUTOUT Brad Drybourgh registered the shutout as North Bay shutout Trois Rivieres 60 Chris Dempster was in net for Trois Rivieres North Bay is in first place in the league with 16 wins and one Tim Henderson led the North Bay attack with three goals Singles went to Grant Campbell Jim Dey and Jeff Johns London defeated Windsor 52 with Shawn Carter scoring two for the winners Steven Ledyit Guy Chevrefils and Rick Hyde scored singles John DeBruin and Doug Schultz scored for Windsor Jimmy White was the winning goaltender with Scott Rutherford in net for Windsor League victory sharing Novem tougher practices than their game Monday against Mississauga Golden Arrows in the Ontario Senior Hockey The Flyers fattened their scoring statistics in their 71 with seven players in the scoring Ernie Miller started his first game in net following his return from retirement in January Miller had uit the Flyers in He played well tonight said Darryl Sly Flyers coach FIyers defeat Arrows in easy 7l triumph Miller retired needed the rest the Johns was named the teams top player for the month of January and was presented with an award from Carling OKeefe Breweries The Flyers outshot Mis sissauga 2310 in the first period and took 30 lead into the se cond Paul Regan scored the first Flyers goal at 901 with Don Tannahill and Wayne King assisting Wayne Carleton made it 20 only 27 seconds later with Bob Baird and Jim tyto play It W35 goaltenders duel in the game hemeehsalflt 316 By WERNER BERGEN Golden Arrows again Miller The Flyers outshot Mis Marle andChatham Chatham won 43 With John Smith leading Examiner Sports Editor said Dave Johns who has sissauga 1610 in the period the way With three goals Robbie Kerr was the Wlnmng goalie The Barrie Flyers have had played goal every game since Baird opened up the third period with goal with 20 seconds gone to give the Flyers 61 lead Carleton assisted Gary Lyte rounded out the scor ing at 1349 with Wasson and Steve Sly assisting Ron Lyte and Rob Ralph saw lot of duty Monday Darryl Sly said the two needed some ice time and game such as the one against Mississauga gave the players an ideal opportuni Ralph played most of the game on defence taking Slys place Ron Lyte played centre Symes in the finals but lost 432341 in the twogame rolloff On Sunday the Adams Classic will be held at the Barrie Bowlarama for five pin bowlers The Winter Carnival 10 pin tournament will also be held Sunday crosscou ntry Area and Resort orangavllla Cedar Highlands Hockiey Hills Hockiey Valley Mansiiaid Mansfield Forest Club Allision Nottawasaga anL Owen Sound Bay Motor Inn Surgeon Highlands Baavar Valley Beave Valley Buds Place Talisman Collingwood Blue Mountain Georgian Peaks Huronia Fern Ruort Honshoe Valley lmited referring to Miller Thompson assisting relieving Carleton and Tan Ricky Bowes and Brian Larmer scored for Brampton Derek SENIOR STANDINGS Miller stopped 36 Shots while Bob Wasson gave the Flyers nahill Wagner was in goal for Brampton Pts the Flyers fired on 30 lead on powerplay goal Sly said Ralph had been play North Bay 16 32 Mississauga goaltender John with Phil Branston and Baird ing on defence during the St Paul 10 22 Traicus assisting at 1606 teams practices He said that Chatham 10 21 No more than two guys Tannahill made it 40 at 338 when Charlie Shaw was absent Trois Rivieres 20 worked up sweat tonight of the second period with the Flyers needed an extra Brampton 17 said Sly Thompson and Steve Sly help defenceman and Ralph would Stratford 16 Sly said the team had tougher ing out on the play Les Burgess have taken over if he had been SaultSte Marie 16 practices and the game would made it 50 at 1051 With Baird needed London 16 hurt the team in their road trip and Steve Sly assisting Shaw returned to the Flyers Omaha 15 toThunder Bay this weekend Wayne Ormson spoiled after missing two weeks on The Bar Green and 3055 hhthre goals and W0 aSSSlS Whitby 10 13 We have two practices this Millers shutout bid with 52 Saturday Gary MacMillan Mlnorhamams areih the Pals While Home and JOhh Windsor 11 12 week togetrid of the bad habits seconds left in the second dressed and took part in the 0f the YOTR Simcoe Minor Sharpe had tWO goals eaCh Sudbury 14 we picked up tonight Sly said period when he faked Miller out warmup prior to the game Hockey League Green and Ross defeated Richmond Hill 83 and 32 to win the bestofthrce semifinals On Saturday Barrie won 32 in overtime Steve Knowles scored the winning goal at 306 of the overtime period with John Gray and Ian MacSpurren assisting Gray had given Barrie 10 lead in the first period with Todd Bowman assisting Steve Graves gave Barrie 20 lead in the second period with Spence Reid and Knowles assisting Barrie won the first game of the series 83 on Friday Barrie led 21 after the first period and 51 after the second Steve Mills led the attack Reid added one goal Steve Graves and Stan Stone had two assists each In peewee action Sharon defeated Barrie Credit Union Minor Peewees 51 It was the final game of the season for Barrie Barrie finished in fmrth place with nine wins 11 losses and four ties Barrie finished in first place among the teams with 11yearold players The top three teams in the league have llandlZyear old players Don Potter scored the only goal for Barrie with Vesa Heino and Wally Leary assisting John Kitching scored three goals for Sharon with David Dennis scoring twice Harry Mayzel wins tourney Harry Mayzel won division championship at the Barrie In door Tennis Courts squash tournament Saturday Mayzel defeated Dave Ogilvie 94 92 and 96 in the championship game Dave Mallory defeated Dave Alcomback in the division finals three games to one Dun can Patterson won the divi sion defeating Norma Higgins 32 Thirty of the top squash players in the area competed said Don Pratt manager of the Barrie Indoor Tennis Courts Sly said he was looking for good hustle and good goalten ding from the team in Thunder Bay He said the team would play the two game series one period at time Miller said he felt shakey in goal Monday He said it was good thing many of the Mississauga shots missed the net or there would have been more goals felt like missed the whole year Miller said Miller said he could hardly wait until the Flyers played the assisted ln Stroud house league Johns School defeats Harper of position and fired the puck high into the net Dave Currie Ora 775 ii in last place There are two ways of looking at the Oro 77s record during their first year of competition in the Ontario Hockey Associa tion OIIA Georgian Bay Junior Hockey League The club finished last in the fiveteam league but it was also in the playoff race until the final game of the season Moloonl Park Mountains Mt St Louis Shanty Bay Ski Haven Snow Valley Midland Mountainview mansion gonquin Bear Trail Inn Britamis Curlew Hidden Valley Muskoks Sands Rainbow Ridge Tally Ho Hallburion Nordic Inn Sir Sams Inn Kaws has Bethany Devils Elbow Cedar Mountain OshawaKirby Ski conditions GOODpacked snow machinegroomed with no bane spots Fairmachinegrommed trails packed base snow with less than 10 per cent bare spots or other conditions such as hard packed or wet snow POORicy trails with more than 10 per cent have spots LIMITEDsome trails closed SPRINGmile temperatures snow changing conditions from firm to loose granular snow alpine MacMillan has been sidelined fa two weeks with an injured nish llillltiiiflllillll Area and Resort Good Fair Spring Poor imited Orangavilie By JANICE BUSHEY Jamie Clark scored the only goal for White Litho fimHms Examiner Correspondent Matty Bushey scored two goals as Simcoe Oxygen defeated Freds Garden Centre 51 Greg McElroy Randy Ricketts and Karl Fasolino addedSingles Fasolino had two assists Brent Burton scored the only goal for Freds with the assist go ing to Alex McEachern Cathy Book scored to give Innisfil Lions 11 tie with Pauleyanna Sports Ron Allen scored for Pauleyanna Hockicy Valley Montciair Valley Schus Mansfield Mansfield Skiw Allision Ipreto Owen Sound Bay Motor Inn STROUD Johns Driving School defeated Harper Tire 72 Tuesday in intermediate house league action In the other intermediate game Stroud IGA edged Painswick Service Centre 32 In novice lay BiltRite Cash and Carry shutout Goulds Newfoundlan Store 10 Milne Plumbing defeated White Litho 41 and Simcoe Oxygen defeated Freds Rumble Barrie Lions Novices rallied for four goals iii the third period scars three The Lions were eliminated from the finals in the Wheat Garden Centre 51 David Thomas scored three goals for Warwick Peter St walltmon to defeat Alliston 33 in the field NY Nowce Tournament Innisfil Lions Junior Girls tied Pauleyanna Sports 11 in Iaurent assisted Brent Fisher scored the only goal for Cana leyVIUey York Simcoe Minor Hockey Sunday when they lost 113 in junior action Bruce Nash Haulage tied Chubb Electric 33 and dian Canopy aflgmlz League Monday at the Barrie the semifinals to the Buffalo Warwicks Storedefeated Canadian Canopy 31 INTERMEDIATE STANDINGS OldSmokey Arthii RegalS In game that had 10 penalties assessed Keith Brown scored GP pts Tllismfln Way M450 38W lhtf Lions The three goals scored in that hat trick to give Johns Driving School 72 win Mike Duggan Stroud IGA 13 2f grwwgf ltlltiifl intlitlhlrd period but game were the firstto be scored scored twice for the winners with singles going to Derek Johns Driving 13 11 Delifilsotillinm Alliston look 21 lead into the against Buffalo in the tourna Mahoney and Stewart Duckworth painswick centre I3 II Geqrsinpeaks second period Early in the so ment Dale Esmond Troy Collins and Steve Jamieson had three Harper Tire 13 10 Pine cond period Alliston made it Barrie defeated Hillcrest of assists each for John Brown had two assists while Duggan had NO IcF STANDINCS Toronto ran in the first game one Gordie Schurr had two goals for Harper Brian Harasym 12 12 24 HorlahoeValley liilrrcn Ruinlilt led the come defeated Port Colbome 94 in chuk and Brian Ayers had assists for Harper Si neo um mg 12 17 WW Wmi lintk with three goals while the second and defeated Peter Ray Melanson scored the winning goal as IGA edged $325980 xxgen 12 await Mike lanli scored the other borough 52 in the third Painswick Terry Lecaille assisted on the winner Craig Gould Rst en re 12 11 Pineiiid goal John Robinson and Todd SELECTED scored unassisted for the winners with Rob Matton scoring GLuld eSt 12 SnowVIl Quinn ltltl assists Harrie In each game one of the Lions from Melanson Wht imam 12 mm outshot Allislon271l was selectedastarin the game Dean Jones and Steve Donnelly scored for Painswick with mam IIRSI Rumble received the honor assists going to Paul Baker and Bruce Conklin JUNO STANDINGS Britannia The Lions in first place in three times while John Robin William Farr scored the winning goal for BiltRite with Dan Paule anna Sports 12 10 22 gigng the league st zindings with 13 son was named star in the loss ny Edwards and Walter Huff assisting cam la canopy 12 17 m3th wins aiid four losses The to Buffalo Wayne Pinkney scored twice as Milne defeated White +1 Bruce Nash 12 11 RainbowRidge teams next regular season Rumble was named the tour Corey Morgan and Steven Smyth scored singles Morgan had ChUbhElfBChlC 12 ga me is So rda in DARREN RIMRHZ naments most valuable three assists while Doug Wilkins had two and Robby Mahoney waFWICk Store 12 ggfi° Ncwmarkct three goals defenceman Darrin Gregory and Smyth earned single assists Inmsm Lions 12 Kawarthas Games are successful By WERNER BERGEN Examiner Sports Editor The Huronia Winter Games may be dead With the death of the Greater Huronia Sports Council the Winter Games may not take place again next year Hopefully the games will be held despite the loss of their governing body The Games have proven to be successful and have brought competitors from the region together not only to compete but to get to know each other The two events held this past weekend in Barrie were overwhelming successes The gymnastics tournament at Barrie Central Collegiate had the biggest turnout ever with over 200 aspiring gymnasts taking part The volleyball tournament also held at Central was also success The competition in the volleyball tournament was unique because it had high school teams and teams from the Simcoe County Womens Recreation Volleyball League competing together Whats up Obviously there was an age difference but the calibre of the teams were even The women from the Simcoe County league put up good fight and eventually defeated their younger rivals But they did not win without battle Collingwood Msti ques had to play three games to defeat Penetanguishene Secondary School in the finals and the deciding game ended with Collingwood winning 1917 team has to score 15 points to win but they must also win by two points Other events in the Winter Games have not been as suc cessful with competitors from only the immediate area in which they are being held competing The Games have been successful this winter des ite some of the setbacks Let us hope the games continue ey are worthwhile WINTER CARNIVAL TOURNAMENT The Barrie Winter Carnival Hockey Touranment will be the biggest it has ever been this year There will be 48 teams competing with only four from Barrie Local teams competing are John Ellis Construction Minor Atoms Cardinal Cash and Carry Minor Peewees Civitan Minor Bantams and Bell Canada Minor Midgets Teams will be coming from Hamilton Burlington Ajax Brampton Peterborough Kitchener Belleville Waterloo Welland Guelph Bramalea St Catharines Brantford Kingston Niagara Falls Fort Erie Ottawa and Chinguacousy The tournament will last three days beginning on Friday morning and will continue until late Sunday afrernoon when the championship games will be held at the Barrie Arena The Eastview Arena Barrie Arena and the Essa Township Community Centre in Angus will be used in the tournament Tournament organizers say the tournament will be the best ever Some of the best hockey games fans will see all year will be played this weekend Try to see some Barrie teams have been travelling to many tournaments this year The teams have been well received and well treated The tournament this weekend will be one way of repaying the kindness and hospitality they have received HABITS NEEDBREAKING The Barrie Flyers of the Ontario senior Hockey League W111 have to break some bad habits if they hope to win in Thunder Bay this weekend The Flyers will play the Twins Saturday night and Sunday afternoon The Flyers easily defeated the Mississauga Golden Ar rows on Monday The Flyers have had tougher workouts in practice than in their 71 victory Les Burgess Fl er forward said player doesnt really get chance to ay positional hockey in game like the Flyers had against Mississauga He said the disorganized type of play makes it tough to pin position well Mississauga had only two regular def encemen dressed for the game the others being out with injuries Les Gall Mississauga team president said the club would be trying to play the role of the spoilers He said the team has had some measure of success as spoilers by defeating the Twins in Thunder Bay two weeks ago Bethany Devils Elbow Cedar Mountain Omernee OshawaKirby Ski conditions GOODpacks natural manmade or machineyoomed snow on packed base with no bare spots on normal runs and Ins than 10 per cent icy spots on rum FAIRmschinegroomed packed base with more than 10 per cent icy spots and Ins than to per cent bare spots or other conditions such as hard pack wet snow POORicy air with more than to per cent bare spots UNITE4e than 50 per cent slopes or lifts are open or operating SPRINGmild temperatures snow changing conditiom from firm to loose granular snow snowmobiling Area and Resort Good Fair NuroniaE Lotta Simcoe Barr Tract Ptarmigan Horseshoe Lake Wasua Beach Midland Orillia Barrie Bradftrd Muskoila Arrowhead urncy Dorset 01 Tall Pins Park Lake MindonHallburton Points Trails Club Trails Parry Sound Sefliin soqu Maid Paint Provirri al Park Wm Forest