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12The Barrie Examiner Tuesday Sept 1976 Weat BEHIND BELCOURTS PITCIHNG rice sweeps laurels of Labor Day tournament BIZH Ol Itl pztcfied Iiearice Winds to tire grand rliariipitirfip oi the ninth itititltil littliiiiTK liilitil llitfy softball toninanieiit Monday and the cash bonds which go with the title ielcouit tucked llt wins under his belt ttf the fouirtlay event including nohitter against tobin lice Sports of Toronto and onehittei against obourg Iixutttlttttlltltltit FROM ONT GAMES More medals for Forgrave Though he stayed out of his specialty iaiiics Mike Forgrave nonetheless returned from the Ontario Summer Games in Ottawa this weekend ith three medals one of them gold Forgrave won the 110 metre hurdles achienng personal best time for the went in the process and added silver in the toometresprint won by ic Itempleot London The Kitchener Waterloo lrack tltilis four by tottiiietie relay team which heaiicored placed third Forgrave did not enter the too metre hurdles for which his opponents can be thankful Last week he tilt the event at the anadian Senior Track and Field hainpionships in Itegiiia lhree weeks ago he established national record of to seconds at the minor track and field championships in Sudliuiy Hawks pick up silver medals at annual soccer tournamen Barrie Wall teal fIstate Golden Hawks picked up silver medals and finalists trophy with their efforts at the annual North York soccer tournament overthc weekend Barrie lost the championship to Arinourade with 271 loss Sunday Jamie Laws was the lone Barrie scorer The score was at the half with Armourade taking the lead 10 minutes into the second half Barrie shooters controlled the remainder of the game bouncing nutnber of shots of the goal posts but were tinable GOLF TOURNAMENT IS where you go to play golf But for Chuck Cohan of Bar rie at left and Art Battan tine of Meadowbrook centre fotiiidthcraiige iarrie opened the tourna ment with on draw with Aurora Daye Archer was in net for the shutout facing only handful of shots iill McKenzie fiad two goals Steve Wise lay Watson and Mark aricpy had one each in the 31 win over Don Mills Bar rie got bye in the third round AMPBICLL ItliIilJCCIIZI larencc Campbell 72 has been reelected president of the National Hockey League for his tist year it was reunion time The two friends were united after 40 years at the annual Barrie Country Clubs annual iii Tournament pressure is nothing new to Beatrice chucker Leo Belcourt The veteran righthander has been pitching Beatrice Foods iformcrly Lakeview Dairy in to tournament money for number of yea rs He did it again Monday at the ninth annual Labatts labor Day softball tournament pitching Beatrice to division championship then coming right back few hours later to help stop Bradford Queens Hotel 32 and win the tourna ment grand championship All told Beatrice had its cof fers sweetened by $650 worth of bonds $450 for their Division win and an additional $200 for the grand championship Bradford claimed $450 bond for placing first in Divison Two and another $100 as runnerup in the grand championship Thirtytwo teams played total of 56 games over four day period utilizing three ball parks within the city And for once it was tournament free of rain as sunshine allowed the tournament to go on unhamp cred and brought out good crowds Beatrice played total of four games heading into the grand championship at Queens Park obourg fell to 70 thrashing Saturday with Robin Lee Sports of Toronto taking 30 loss Sunday hurch Moliile Homes went down 73 in final game Sunday of Division One Cobourg eliminated Church Homes during Mondays playoffs to meet Beatrice once again The fate was the same as the hardhitting Beatrice club ousted Cobourg with sixrun first rinning rally cnroute to final 80 score NO IIIITER Belcourt was the winning pit cher in all five games He hurled onehitter against Cobourg in game called after five innings then topped that with nohitter on 12 strikeouts against Robin Lec Belcourt checked Church with five hitter then Cobourg and Brad ford on fourhitters There were 10 teams in Divi sion One and 22 entered in Divison Two Bradford which successfully defended its Divi sion honors played 10 games including six on Monday Bradford opened the tourna ment Saturday nipping Scarbin Realty t0 AW DriveIn of the Barrie and District Major Fastball League upset Brad ford with 05 win Bradford resisted elimination by wins of 30 over Bentorswell onstruo tioii and win over Barrie Optimists Mondays round saw the senior club first knock out Mincsmg with ti win then St tatharines Ilie Slcssor and Ieriard Insurance Juniors held Bradford in the semi finals uir til ninth inning homer by pit chcr Doug ook ended the game The luck of draw pitted Brad ford against Village Caterers in the final Bradford needed two wins to claim the division championship and they got it First game was an easy 82 triumph but the second game went into extrainnings before Bradford managed 32 win Corby Adams smashed homer in the first inning to give Beatrice an early lead in the grand championship Hugh McEvoy retaliated with humor of his own in Bradfords share of the same inning Jeff Hines doubled to open the second for Beatrice and ad vanced when Bradford first baseman Dave Zwecp elected to go after Hines at third in stead of taking the easy out on Belcourts sharply hit grounder right to him Jake Miller squeezed Hines fioinc with perfectly executed bunt Adams then singled to load the bases Miller went to third on ficlders choice which caught Belcourt at home The quick ccntrcficldcr took ad vantage of wild pitch by Nick Palor to slide home under the tag for what paved to be the winningrun iary Bayiics scored fioiii first then Iiiie shot by Les haissoii went off the glove of rightficlder loni McLennaii in the fourth Belcourt consistently pitched himself out of trouble in the game ending four of the sev ciriiiiiiiigsoiistrikeouts How Barrie entries fared Barrie shared the spoils of annual softball tournament field traditionally on the Labor Day holiday weekend There were entries from the Barrie and District Fastball League the Senior Softball League and the Barrie Mens Recreational lastfiall League Beatrice claimed the grand championship of the tourna tnent with it win over Brad ford Sunday at Queens park hit they werent the only Barrie clubtinishingintheiiioney In Division One tto teamsi the first place bond of StTiti went to Beatrie with Itiliotttg ol lectiiig $300 for second place finish It was hurch Mobile Homes which earned $300 and ltoliiii Lee Sports of Toronto Ill fourth foiSztoo In Division Two 113 teamst it was Bradford Queens Hotel picking up the first place prize money with Village aterers finishing in second spot The Barrie Islesstir Ieriard Insurance Juniors lost heart breaker in the semifinal to Bradford and dropped into third place St atharines finished iii the fourth and final money berth total of $2400 was split among the four top teams of eachdiyision Ihe Juniors came on strong inthetouinainent lheyopened Saturday with tit win over Sammys with Barry Neely hoinciiiig thcii blanked Iort Weller to Sunday behind the no hitter of Wayne McLennan McLeniiaii struck otit tfiof the batters to face him in the ayen inning game Yonge Station then handed flitJuniorstheirfirst loss in the double knock out tournament it decision later in the after noon Monday saw the Juniors dtiiiip Drive In it and Yoiige Station 872 to set up the Stlittrlfmtl with Bradford game which went to extra innings before Doug ook slain med homer to end the game andeliminatetheBarricentry hurch Mobile Homes had an easy 50 win over Iiminins Saturday cVening They then dumped IIlmvalc Merchants in getting all their rims in the sixth inningbefore bowing to Beatrice in the night cap at Queens Park vitational tournament over the weekend ltick Bast of Barrie was another member of the host club participating vnVW WAYNE IllILN no hitter ofiourg scored all of their runs in the fourth inning Monr day to edge hurcli and eliminate them from further play Barrie Optimists won their opener to over llillsdale on Friday before losing to Alliston Sports 71 The Optimists re iiiaiiicd alive with 05 win over Markham on Sunday be torelosingtoBradford1 Barrie oOp lost to Village taterers 1H Saturday beat Barrie Floor and Wall it later in the day then stopped iolf Haven 37 on Sunday before fos ing toScarbin Itealty to Driye In took it ill in the opener from tharlie ts staged the ii upset over Brad ford with help from iltli Richardsons homer in the seventh went on to blank St athermes 070 before losing it to Village atcrers Sunday and theJuniors on Monday onvcrtiblc Iools got homers from fary Lyte and Bob Band for an early lead over Streetsvillc but fell lieliiiid to take an opening 72 loss Satur lay Tobourg eliminated oni vertible Pools with 24 win Sunday Bentorswell Construction another entry of the Mens Recreational Fastball League went out on losses to St hole tournament in the 36 which was won by Don Took of ollingwood Examiner Photo tliarmes and Bradford after taking their opener from Markham War on Ice about hockey By PETER MICINYtIIlK The anadian Press On the eve of the anada up international hockey tourna iiieiit Scott Young recalls in new book tfic events which have lead to this confrontation of world ice hockey powers The political haggling the strategy the behinthliescenes events and hockey battles which brought home to Canada different approach to di game tanadians claim is theirs air yicwed through the eyes of the teams which have played tthoviet liiion War on Ice aptly defines the game on the world scene as it was developed since the East York Lyndhursts became the first anadian hockey team to lose to Soviet squad It shows how tanada since that time has been locked in lifevanddeath struggle to retain llS hockey supremacy Young and his researchers have scoured the country inter viewing players and fioekey of ficials involved in international competition since that first loss to the Russians in 1053 to the Team anada series of 1972 and 1974 War on Ice appeals to large audience Ihose who were too young to remember early coin petition will be amazed to see what it has taken to make an ada change its approach to hockey Young capttircs the emotion of that first loss to the Stiviet tnion in Stockholm the uproar in the media which followed the loss attacks on the Canadian Amateur Ilockey Association for sending what amounted to senior team to defend anada and steps which were followed to prevent recurrence Itev David Bauer who fos tered the concept of national team the Warwick brothers who stormed through Europe in 1954 with the Ienticton Vces to recapture the world hockey title Iordic Ilowc Alan IIaglcson and Paul Henderson help to recotint the series even ts and games which have led to the Canada up llic book reveals incidents only known to players and offi cials incidents which have been trademark of ice hockey confrontation between anada and the Soviet Union War on Ice Scott Young 250 pages $59F Mclelland 32 BIIAIRIIIIS BASIC IIIN NICK Bill Iraiit lives in to third under the tag of obourgs third baseman Ictc Harrison to keep rally by Beatrice alive Beatrice 7W1 WMWM valwane defeated obourg 80 to win their division and advance against Bradford Queens Hotel for the grand cham pionship which they won 32 tIZsaminerfhotoi Don Cook finishes one over par to win Country Clubs tournament Don ook of the Blue Mountain iolf lub ollingwtxxt ac cepted the Molsons plaque Saturday as the new winner of fifth annual Barrictountry Invttatioiial golf tournament ook who last month successfully defended his Blue Moun tam lub championship fired rounds of 72 and Tit for fittiliole total of HS one over par flc finished with fourrstroke lead over Mctahill of Indian Hills who toured thetitiit yard course with tttihole total of HQ The ttH golfers which participated in the animal tournament were playing for some $3500 worth of valuable merchandise prizes ook finished Saturdays opening round with even par at which included four birdies tor one stroke lead over Me ahill Brown of Deep River and Sandy Billyard of Lookout Point lie was even par after the front nine Sunday at 36 bogey on the 1st hole and another on the 10th hole and another on the ch left him one over after the final nine holes Low net winner in the cham pionship flitc wasJ Lapointe of Pickering with Hi Bob Percival of Lindsay had 1613 low gross to lead thc sc coiid flitc Low net honors went to Ed faif of the hosting Barrie ountrylub flowic ox of Barrie won the Barrie golfers earn share CHAMPIONSHIP IIIIII Don ook Blue Mountain HS Mcthaill Indian Hills 140 Brown Deep ftiver 130 Sandy Billyard Lookout Iomt 130 Iocouto 130 Dave happcl 131 Wildridge Weston 133 Al lappcl Barrie 130 Placid 137 Sliorton Westview 157 LOW III Lapointe Iickcr mg Hl Iaul offey Barrie Ht Dennis Iaylor ftoyal Downs Hit liiii Small Hti Fairinait HT Mike Jackson HT Brian Jeffery ollr ingwood HT Frank Kinder lrafalgar HT Bill Mctut clieoii Barrie HT Pitta Burnt147 SlltONl IIIIIl Bob Percival Lindsay 102 John lappcl Barrie 102 laitniaii White 112 Bob Hamilton Barrie Hz Stu Duncan I44 Waters rillia lH Kcn Itichr Little Britain knocks out Ivy IVY Ilic W70 baseball season ended Saturday for the Ivy Leafs following 53 loss to Lit tle Britain in the second game of the best ofthrce Ontario Baseball Association quarter final Little Britain scored four runs in the first inning to take quick lcad Don McMastcr started for Ivy before Don Shannon calnc in to relieve MICHELIN TIRES OFACIORY cosr MULCASTER Bob Burns and Bill latton smashed homers for Ivy Invoicu on dhplly in our Plus PARKlAND TIRE lliowroom 7262220 mond Midland Hzi Drum mond Kawartha 170 Bill Haycroft Barrie 170 LOW NICI Ed lait Barrie Ht Joe Battaglia Barrie Ht Metcaltc Big Bay Point 162 Bob airns Barrie Iiil Nice Kawaitha 160 Skinulis lsliiigtoii 100 II Kearney Barrie 107 Rare birds identified SASKAIOON ttli Iositivc identification of two whoeping cranes in central Saskatchewan has led to can cellation of the 1976 hunting season for sandhill cranes Jack Shaver chief enforce ment officer for thc anadian Wildlife Service WSt western region said Friday the season which opened Sept and was to close Sept was closed to protect the young of the whoop ing cranes which closely rc scmblc sandhills We have closed seasons in other years for the same reason and have had excellent cooper ation from the hunters Mr Shaver said We will be establishing cx tra air and ground patrols for the best protection of the bir ds Only about 60 of the endan zered birds now exist WANT ADS PHAKIC AUTO LEASING KLEAN of valuable tourney prizes Dccosta Westvicw 169 Bay Scott Barrie Ondercin Blue Mountain THIRD FLITE Howie fox Bar ric 164 Bill Garner Barrie 169 Brooks Uplands 171 Hans Elder Barrie 174 Smoke Icterborough 171 Larry Hudson Barrie 174 Jim Iratt Barrie 175 Peter Stur rup Barrie It Hayes Midland Itaitt Aurora LOW NET Ed flotowchuk Bar rie 135 Keith Collins Barrie 139 It Mclssac Lake St George Hil Art Ballantinc Itleadowbrook H4 Leon Gar rier Barrie 1H Ozzie Shepherd Barrie Hi Steve Osacfiuk Barrie Jini Sturrup Barrie It Waynian Streets villc Leniinon Barrie third flite with his low gross of 161 with Ed Holowchuk claim ing the low net with his blister ing Btrhole total of 135 Defending tournament cham pion Bob Fitta of Barrie had disastrous opening round Satur day and finished with an 18hole total 0th six over Fitta finished the twoday tournament with 36hole total of 157 which put him out of the money Paul Williams claimed the prize for the longest ball with his drive of 325 yards White of Kitchener won set of radial tires with drive off the sev enth hole which came to rest two feet iiiinches from the the closest of the tournament Registration for Neptunes on Wednesday The Barrie Neptunes swim team will open registration for the upcoming swimming sea son starting Wednesday at the Barrie YMYWCA Registrations will take place between 48 pm There is fur ther registration between the same hours on Thursday and Friday club spokesman said this morning that new swimmers are being encouraged to join the Nepttincs program along with its present members Victoria Bates defend Canadian championship NIAGARA FALLS Ont CM Victoria Bates won their sec ond consecutive Canadian mens fastball championship Sunday defeating Saskatoon and Olson on Jim Mc Millans pinch single in the seventh and final inning The victory gave the Bates defending world champions an 80 record in the competition They had five wins in row in roundrobin play to top the Red Division and three successive triumphs in the playoffs In earlier playoff games Vic toria eliminated Dartmouth LEASE 77 VOLARE WAGON The unique sized wagon from Chrysler with 225 cyl auto power steering radio white walls wheel covers and remote control mirror 30 month net lease 36000 miles free driving excess at per mile main tenance 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