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SPORTS CORNER Cyclists in Summer Games By nANiiv McDoNALl Examiner Sports Editor The news that they had qualified for the 1976 Ontario Winter Games came as surprise to two area cyclists and their coach David and father coach Jtirgeii Breiding of Painswick along with David Jardine of Barrie first learned they were eligible when contacted by an Examiner sports writer Monday The trio will be in the IIEthlLtilltIOn region Sept 46 for the annual Summer Games Jardine was the first to learn they had qualified when tracked down Monday after list of athletes going to the 76 Games was made available by the Games Headquarters Its surprise to me said the itiyearltold cyclist didnt even know abotit it Coach Breiding was also unaware of the selection He said they had made application to attend the Games but had still not received word they were going The three were out last night for an easy ride of some 24 miles after competing in Hamilton road race over the weekend Jardine 16 is the newcomer having just completed his se cond month of cycling The younger Breidiiig 15 has three years and some 4000 miles of training and competitions under wheels It was Breiding who just missed pileup in Hamilton to go on to pick up firstplace medal his first of the season The cyclists have been working out most mornings on country roads Their weekend activities earned them break last night but its not uncommon to have 40 miles of hard pavement pass under the wheels in session sometimes as many as 60 miles Breiding is coach with the llnronia Bicycle lub which is now two years old Its carry over of former club the Bar rie Bicycle lub which met with limited success He says the pair of Davids are coming along just fine nach Breiding talked at length about the conditioning necessary for cyclist at least competitive cyclist and the fact that much more than sheer muscle is needed Its quite scientific he said We wouldnt even think of competing without at least 1000 miles of training Some cyclists need more some as much as 5000 miles of roadwork before they feel ready for competition The Barrie Bicycle tlub makes use of the expertise of verteran riders as Ed Harper of Barrie Breiding alluded cycling to Cinderella Sportlle said its popularity has started to perk tip and people are now taking notice But he still remembers those early years when cyclist was an open target on the road Now you get some consideration from motorists he pointed out Breiding remembers an incident two years ago when he was cycling and car pulled tip beside him suddenly this gun poked otit the window and they discharged it they were haw ing great fun Jardine however still bears the marks of an accident two weeks ago He says he was out for practice session when car turned in front of him She decided to turn corner he remembers He also recalls the collapsed front wheel torn knee and ruined boots What really upset the student at Barrie entral Collegiate was the fact that the driver never bothered to stop bus driver had to go after her to get her to stop Still Iardine was glad that there was no more damage done Both his and the bike owned by David Breiding cost around $700 each Its serious sport calling for serious investment Coach Brciding is confident the club will work out In talking of the clubs future he says simply If you dont start at the bottom at the foundation we wont be able to develop anything at the top The Summer Games competition is divided into time trials road races criteritini and track event He says the two qualifiers are pretty serious about the tip coming provincial championships Its still not all peaches and cream There are times when feel like mother hen with brood of chicks Sometimes have to get them out of bed and haul them over to my house for breakfast before we start working Breiding talks of another club member 77 Jeff Mauch This fellow has been more or less under my umbrella and Ed Harpers umbrella for four years he says He picked tip sixth in Hamilton but he was outsprinting other guys selected for the championships Were very proud of this guy says Breiding The sport of lawn bowling will celebrate its second ap pearance at the Ontario Games and helping will be thressome from Barrie Mildred lattenden Maude Semmens and Kathleen Taylor of the Allandale Lawn Bowling ltib qualified for the Summer Games in July with secondplace finish at the provincial com petition at St James Gardens of Toronto Mildred is skip Maude viceskip with Kathleen handling the duties of lead The trio have been playing together for some 10 years as rule says Mildred Iheyve provided stiff competition at opr posing club tournaments Some other county athletes qualifying for the Games include Rob Duffy of Orillia and Robiii Talbot of Port McNicol in parachuting Allan Munro of Orillia in Water Skiing Robert Barr of Orillia tlcn Howard of Midland Lloyd Spooner of ol lingwood in golf IOThe Barrie Examiner T095191 August 24 I976 Bertram Brothers out from slow pitch series FUUI Itilme IHIH IHtn semi final Sunday at noon at eliminated from the Barrie Queens Park Mens Slow Pitch League The other to be played at 130 will oppose Howards Heroes and Harris Auto lilec tric playoff picture and among them is first place finisher Bcr train Brothers Bertram dropped it and contests to Bl in quarterfinal action Sunday Meanwhile Tollendal was losing 128 and I5t to Barrie lanniiig BI and Barrie laniiing will meet in one Harris eliminated Hill Refrigeration with backrto back ictories of 174 and lit Howards disposed ot American Hotel I78 and 17 it Norris Charles 13 of 12 Mar the Barrie Minor lacrosse Association with the Les Ber tram and Sons bantanis Nor ris was judged the most ini proved player on the team shall St is the Ponderosa Steak House player of the week Hes just completed his first year as goaltender in TWO BARRIB cyclists along with their coach will be in Ottawitarletoii Region Sept 46 to compete in the Ontario Summer Games David Breiding at left coach Jurgeii Breiding of lainswick along with David Iardine of Barrie were among those qualifying for the 76 Games David Breiding 15 picked first place medal with his win at race in Hamilton over the weekend Examiner llioto Barrie minor lacrosse clubs claim seven of nine titles Players who sparkled in the recent lliiroiiia Minor Lacrosse Association playoffs were familiar names to those who followed the leagues regular schedule Shayne torson who cap tamed the lrotolor novices to the category tIltlleIOllSIIlp emerged as the associations leading scorer in ycarrcnd statistics released this week orson had $12 goals atid eight assists for 70 points well ahead of his nearest rivals in the southern division Steve Batichnian and Mike Dubois both of Barrie Bell were so cond atid third respect ively Baucliman had Ito goals and five assists Dubois 112 goals and five assists Billy Iloarc of Overhead Door aniniassed goals and 1t assists during the season to lead all north peewec division scorers lcamrmate Steve Mills was second with 47 goals atid HI lSSISIS lliird was Richard Stirowiak of Alliston who maniagcd 47 goals and two assists Hoarc and Mills were the driving forces behind erliead Doors upset of previously undefeated Barrie Rotary in the pccwee championship Overhead was first in the north division Rotary dominated the south Barrie Bandstand however had the sonrthern sections two leading scorers lrai is iritfitli scored 48 goals and picked tip It assists Ioi first with lion IIIIINIIS second at 44 goals and iii assists Rotary ircg Haskctt was third with goals to ISSISIS Mark Dinbrosio who scored all Barrie laiings goals in tlic ty kc championship final which saw lavmg beat Woolworth was the lll sions leading scorer in the regular schedule llc totiiid the range it times Second was Dale tlark of over the course of the year He accepts his certificate from BMLA president Wyman Jacques Examiner Photo Midland with 36 goals while Willie Miller of Woolwortlis was third itli 2M goals Strangely enough none of the three tykc leaders as credited with an during the season liing dominated the tyke division losing but one game all year Les Bertram and Sons of Bar rie captured the associations bantani championship and Wakelins Texaco was the section winner Wakclni edged Bertram by two points for ban tam supremacy over the reg ular schedule Albert and Mike Walker were Wakelins sparkplugs Albert leading bantani scoring with 36 goals and lit assists to Mikes 33 goals and ll assists loc iiichardi ol Alliston was third with 41 goals 11 assists Barrie Allandalc ltIIlTIlttl by lroolor in the novice championship finished first in the northern division lrotolor led the southern Paul Taylor of Allandalc finished in tie for second in northern division scoring He had 17 points as did Ralph Seeinan and John Bald of Midland trnig Perry of Barrie Hayfield was first with it goals tourassists Barrie Bell won the novice crown and Sadlon tlici ys the assist Hit barrage sinks Cooke Fcndlcys Flowers continued to demonstrate winning base ball form at Shear lark Mon day rapping ooke artgage 132 Gary ttirry belted home run III the fourth inning to coin plenient his fine pitching per torniance for Fcndlcy He struck out to tnrry lcd Fairbank and tarinen tienavesc went four tor tour at the plate for Fcndlcy Julie Bowman Paul Potts and Bob Dunn liit safely mall three appearances In all the Flowers cracked out 33 hits The tookc nnie were held to just seven IllIS the best of which was lat Reids first mnmgdouble Expects share from lottery IIIHIOVIWW itl lhe commonwealth Limes lotiii dation hopes to rccciti at least $4 iiizilziii and perhaps $8 millionorStiniiliionasitssliarc of the ptocceds from lOIt tanada foundation president Maury Van Vliet mid Monday Speaking at news coiitcr tllit tltS Itil IiVIt s5vr IsilnllkllL tanada Dr in lict said reccit ed ivtiateyer amount is will be in addition to lands raised by the foundation utiusxn Hutu NEVER PAINT AGAIN lt PRAYTEX If Enrico RR MINETDING peewec championship In all Barrie won seven of nine available IIMLA titles The Huntsville midgets tiiidefeatetl over the regular schedule extended that distinc lion into the playoffs Third place lCast lwillinibnry caught fire at seasons end to win the juvenile Iillc Midget scoring was domi mated by Huntsville First was Darrel Booth with 34 goals 20 assists atid second Jordan Bionda 1th 35 goals Itiassists Midland scorers topped Ilic juvenile division Jeff Wright had In goals to assists just one assist more than teaanate Kirk Seyales DOWN JUNIORS 61 Beatrice has 20 lead in Senior semifinal Leo Belcourt gave tzpjust two hits as Beatrice Foods climbed inIo two to nothing lead over the Slessor and lcriartl lnr surance Jtiiiiors in the Barrie and District Senior Softball League semifinal with 671 win Monday at Queens Park One of those hits was respon sible for the lone rtiii by the Juniors Mike Laycock cracked homer in the fourth the first hit of the game by the Juniors Belcourt struck out ll of 30 batters to step against him in the nineinning game Henry Arts was on the mound for the Juniors He gave up II hits including bases empty homer to Jeff Hines in the eighth inning Torby Adams rapped three hits in five trips to the plate He also scored three runs and knocked one other Beatrice nin Adams dotibled with one otit in the first to ignite the Beatrice hitters lhc shortstop scored the opening run when throwing error on llines bit later in the frame sent him home It was Adams again in the third starting the ball rolling for Beatrice This time he ciained triple to bc iii easy scoring range on huck Mc Nicolsbaschit Iakc Miller got back the min lost to the Juniors on Laycocks round tripper by tripling in the seventh and scoring on Ailmiis sacrifice llines homer gavr Beatrice comfortable three rim lead heading into the final inning Miller got on base on ficldcrs choice and moved oii Adams single double by MiNirul scored Millcr Willi Adams crossing the Male as result of an error by the Juniors Mark Viiiccr bad profitable evening Willi bat against Juniors pitching lhi Beatrice fielder had three singles in fotii trips to but Bill tiratit bad the othcrltcatrice John McNabb singled in the seventh for tile second hit of the game by the Juniors only to be caught in double play The third game of the Senior League semifinal is set for Wednesday at Queens Park slartingat in Juveniles out of OASA play clutch single by Peter Allen in the filth inning scored Mike St Pierre and powered loii derosa Steak House of Toronto to an 87 victory over the Barrie Optimists at Queens Park Monday It was the second game of the Ontario Amateur Softball AsA sociation quarterfinal series and Barrie was eliminated with the loss Ponderosa won the first game of the bestobthree +0 in Toronto Saturday Optimists held the lead for seven innings but were unable to hold iff the Visitors The Barrie squad led Hi after the first inning added another run in the second three iii the fifth and two in the sixth at which point they led 74 londcrosa didnt score run until the sixth when they managed four They added two in the seventh and tied it in the eighth St Pierre singled to lead off the 10th Allens single came with two men out Optimists had nine hiLs and left six men stranded Mike Reid hit IWtrlUll homer for the locals Ponderosa also had nine hits atid also left six men on base Hotel rallies for victory lastinning rally by American Hotel was the dif ference between victory and defeat in in Barrie Minor Baseball intermediate division contest Monday Down 21 to Sinicoe Sports Car Hotel powered four runs across in the fifth and final inn ingto win 52 Sean Kirkpatrick was the winning pitcher He struck out five The loser was Steve ol liiis who fanned eight batters In junior game at Oakley lark Starr Electric edged McDonalds lIIo Starrs record now stands at six wins three losses and two ties Ernies rcsts of the junior division won yet another game beating Kirks Kids litti Nine runs III the first two innings helped salt away the victory for tlietrests Kerry Berbeck clubbed threerun homer for the win tiers and pitched in relief of starter Art Matlieson Matliesoii who picked up the win struck otit II The rests are now live WlllS six losses on the season Doners basesloaded homer earns Ivy tie with Orillia IVY tStafti Bob Donner giveth and Bob Doner taketh away That knowledge if nothing else will be the Orillia Majors keepsake from Mondays first game of bestoffive South Simcoe Baseball League semi final with the Ivy Leafs Doner the Leafs starting pit cher was replaced on the mound in the fourth inning by Don McMaster after Orillia had btiilt tip lead The lead held tip until Orillia was one otit away from clin ching the game The Majors starter Terry Wingrovc began havingdifficulties He walked Wayne Rowe and George Ellis and then Bill Tatr ton singled to load the bases Wingrove was pulled in favor of fireliallcr icrry ldell Facing ldcll with chance to even tbn score was none other that oh Doner He took mighty ctit at Idells third pitch sent It oyer the left field fence and tied the game with the grand slam homer Bob Burns grounded out to end the inning Because of the lack of lights at the Park the game was called after seven innings with the scorc The Majors had Optllttl up to lead in the second inning on smash by Tim Olinier Barry ttkkburil scored from second while Ilimer tried to stretch his IllI into triple He tailed be ing tagged out it third In the third inning Doner sericd tip walks to Pete KtKIIIl and ingrote lhe runners id inced utter bunt ind Kochli scored her the throw home on lat lleiiiiessys grounder was off the mark tiigli It tOikItltti tiiliii Lizgroi and llcinzc sy Wingnwe was sharp for the Majors striking out four and giiing up just three hits Dot McMaster did the job for liy in New Home at Your Old Address 1263496 relief striking out three and limiting the Majors to two safeties HIS GRAND SLAM HELPED CHARLIE FARQUHARSON FRI AUG 27 330 to 430 pm The second game in the series will be Thursday played in Orillia DAYEIELD MALL Mak team is promoted to senior for next mi year she said rv flxv 17 IN KAYAK GOLD Lisa Iikknla says shes swuninci first kayakcr sl cond Iliat admission puts even more sharply in focus litr Weekend achievement The Hill ic initiw me one of team of four girls which captured first plat and gold medal in the junior II kayak competition at thr FHIHIIHII National Tahoe and Kayaking Italcs in month The team was formed at tamp Alt Vlak com petitivc swuniiiing training camp for Itiiialw near Burks Falls Lisa Lillll camp race offs determined hho wit to be on the squad The other three Klflt in Lions kayak were Americans Iam WitIing IIInet IIIIhtItl and Linnw IIftlff The four some had won the name claw two mika before at the Western Ontario Halo Ihciby qualifying for the national HIM Lisa grade student at Mariot Iiilial oIItgoitc bc sayt lie look up kayaking two yearn ago Mult fir itten ding tTainpAk Mali primarin in conditioning ruriiw This chkciids Victory wasnt the tirat uhc shared in Lisa was part of Ak Maks senior ladie may inm than which last year took first ilacc at the national tirial Ii ycai hoWivcr the camps woman Im mi my Ana held to the bronze medal in war canoe Liza uni the participants Winning in the junior kayak clam IIII year nimr lic tv agam rim of riatitiriai races Ihat competition Will no doubt be the fought2t en countered in kayaking She Ii looking to raw diam Were all Spill up now but hopslull we II he bar rie1 WWW WWWWWflflnmzflWW Leaders increase margins Garf Peacock and Mike Shaughnessy solidified their holds atop the Barrie Speedway driver standings with victories in the weekend features iarf narrowly ahead of brother iarnet in the mini stock class beat Iaul Forbes of Barrie Saturday night Third was Bert Jollcy with Garnet cominginfourth Shaughnessy in coin nianding lead in the laterinodel division simply added to his margin with yet another win Al Boyd of Newmarket place SI cond Don Nelson of Hillsdale the runner up to Shauglinessy in total points was third Satur day John IIacott of Oro placed fourth Players remanded HAMILTON ili Three hockey players charng with assault following bench clearing brawl during an On tario Hockey Association Major Junior playoff game here last March 23 were remanded until Jan 18 for trial when they apr peared in provincial court Mon lay The three are Ron lvtihcm defcnceman for the former Hamilton Fincups and goal tender Warren Skinner and Donald Laurance both of Kit chener Rangers Roscoe has also been charged with causing disturbance in connection with the same inci dent Italia blanks Portuguese TORONTO tli Toronto Italia blanked Toronto First Portuguese in First Divi sion game Monday in the Na tional Soccer League Jv iv liboi icnicri scored after 17 minutes of play in the only Icaguc game scheduled RENT NEW TRUCK Tons OPanels 12 Vans 018 Vans Power Tailgates rrCommercioI rates Othfttig GM Iiurk TILDEN RENT 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