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Barrie Examiner Thursdo Sept l6 I972 SPORTS CORNER IiiThe need new image By RANDY MCDONALD Examiner Sports Editor ry hockey player and sweet talk him into han What col lective pot it would be and what financial ammer to hold gémrts writers and broadcasters who dare call them nasty Why not umpires Referees and linesmen Whats to stop the coaching fraternity from forming moneybank to support legal fees incurred by sending lawyer against some writer he feels hurt his image Agreed It isabsurd but venture the Ontario Fishermen Lets take eve ding over $10 bill to be stored in communal Hunters Out of Doors magazine is endorsing At least $15000 has been collected through the monthly magazines re quest to hunters across the province to kick in $10 or more to hetp form financial base to legally protest if necessary the blame it feels hunters suffer at the whims of the news media The official tag for this group is The Proud Hunters Associa Av tion You can read the publishers viewpoint each month under bold bannered PROUD TO BE HUNTER and will de fend that right ifvfPublisher of the magazine is Daniel Thomey In summing up thepurpose of the $10 donation he writes It is my fervent hope that we the hunters in Ontario will figer the Parliament buildings in Ottawa with $10 bills and the tlegal adv1ce money can buy It is my fervent hope that the nixt newspaper magazine radio or television show that landers hunter is forced into bankruptcy by the hunters of thisprovince Join me and once and for all we will put an end to this nonsense strong stand indeed Mr Thomey but perhaps one misdirected and without real bit Hunters are minority and for one believe they arent as strong as Mr Thomey would like us to think although the work done in building united front over the past year and with the recently formed national body Canadian Association for Sensi ble Arms Legislation hunters now have voice that has to be listened to Mr Thomey has asked representatives of major interest groups involved in all aspects shooting and hunting sports such as the Ontario Federation of Hunters and Anglers The Great Lakes Waterfowlers Association The Shooting Federation of Canada and the Toronto Anglers and Hunters to cm him in the directorship of special fund to be used sole to take to court for slan er the next television show radio program or printed story that holds me as hunter and shooter up to public ridicule Mr Thomey also stated that the money would be used to fiprotest strongly now and in the future any such law that would harass my rights as hunter In talking to Mr Thomey at his office in Thomhill Wednesday he appears to have mellowed somewhat his stand to that presented by the magazine Hes learned as has the Proud Hunters Association that any group can come under criticism perhaps even abusive commen tary and still escape legal action It takes the singling out of an individual for abuse to open the doors for court action This is what Mr Thomey menas when he says Weve had an education Hes found hunters can be called down under the c0ver of generalization with the only recourse that of trying to reason with the party responsible as is the case with particular radio station Mr Thomey started his Proud to be Hunter campaignto stop those people misrepresenting the sport of hunting He didnt want to see the sport kicked around The Proud Hunters Association was tested or is being tested in the case of Bramptons CHIC radio show Talk Back hosted by Paul Richards Mr Richards is reported to have called hunters sickies and depraved He is said to have described hunter as per son with case of beer under one arm and gun under the other walking through the woods shooting at everything that moves If true its rather cheap shot at the hunter by the commen tator in question but he still has the right to his opinion and the right of free comment to object to the sport just as Mr Thomey does freely in his magazine Proud hunters Association instructed its legal council to look into the matter with the object to extract public apology and to let it be known that such generalized statements wont be allowed to slip by with out an unfavorable reaction Mr Thomey feels it was case of commentator getting carried away He has every right to disagree with hunting but not be abusive about it Mr Thomey said Exactly what the radio station will do is not clear but Mr Thomey left the impression that the Proud Hunters Associa tion had made its mark and that it would endeavour to work with the station on further shows Each season we hear of the thoughtless few who go out and shoot cow thinking it was duck property and themselves These things happen They are news and must be reported as such Too often this is the only image the public gets of hunters and the sport of hunting Left out is the other and there IS another side which shows just how regulated the sport is and that is the efforts of few which is tarnishing the image of the sport Lets face it The hunters image is not good one when placed in perspective with the millioons of antihunters The most important issue now besides the preventing of wasted legislation is to improve the image of the sport of hun ting You got it right Mr Thomey when you mentioned of havmg to educate people who have differences of the legitimacy of the sport called hunting But dont threaten Threats have way of turning people off Senior crown Fendleys Flower Power was too much for Cooke Car tage and Storage Wednesday in the final of the Barrie Minor Baseball League senior division at Mac Morrison Park Fendleys took the champion ship with 52 win over Cooke Fendleys Flowers outhit their opponents seven runs to three with the big inning coming in the bottom of the fourth Fendleys loaded the bases in the inning and scored three runs to increase their margin over Cooke Gary Curry struck out 10 in posting the win while walking one Frank Stoof went the full seveninnings for Cooke with eight strikeouts to his credit He walked four Chris Harris and Gord Mac Pherson doubled in the first in ning with Ted Fairbank crack ifnfghan extrabase hit in the SENIOR CONSOLATION Earlier this week at Mac Morrison Park the senior divi sion consolation title went to 25 cent Car Wash following close 109 win over Holt Auto Parts decide the It took one extrainning to game which rates one of the better of the season Scott Campbell was the winn ing pitcher He gave up seven hits while striking out 0031 Dean Br was aged with the loss though he gave up on ly ei thitsand struck out 11 Bi Casey Scott Campbell and Stan Corey paced the win ners with two hits each For the losers it was the bats of Hugh Church and Danny Barthol emew smoking out two hits each The winning run was scored in the bottom of the eighth when Core led off the innin with si then stole seco Brian Wilson then hit ground ball to first with Corey scoring when the throw to third went wild Car Wash opened with five runs in the first inning Three more increased the lead in the third with Holt storming back withapairofrunsinthe ourth four in the fifth and three tyingruns in the seventh inn ing Half of Raceway card post lifetime marks Five of the 10 races of Wednesdays card at Barrie Raceway sqy horses post new lifetime mark Added to that Les Dixon posted two winning drives on the evening while the veteran cam igner Doc Lind with coowner Al Nicholls in the silky The featured eighth saw the eightyearold altered son of Jean Laird pace the mile in 2054 returning 460 420 270 say v151ted Winners Circle Kaolas Maid finished second for the 14th time this season with Danny Hartack in third Barrie Raceway Results WEDNESDAY LUCKY CASTLE 370 350 FIRST RACE Pace mue 0400 MARK CHRIS 410 BUDDY FERNDALE 1470 510 330 Time 220935 KENTUCKEY SPRING 420 310 Exactor landwald $1430 JUSTIN ENUFF 400 SEVENTH RACE Pace mile 3050 Time 220930 MISS JENNY BROWN 000 000 250 Exactorz2and4paid$4170 MCKLYO 050 240 SECOND RACE Pace mile 3450 DALLAS DANSCOfIT 450 SECOND LIBBY ANN 370 000 250 Time 20725 ARGYEL FLASH 540 350 Exactor and paid 01030 SONGS KEY 000790 EIGHTH RACE PACE MILE 01100 ARDEN VAN 020 DOC LINDSAY 400 430 270 Time 10 35 KAOLAS MAID 020 430 Exaclor and4 0030 DANNY HARTACK 250 FOURTH RACE Pace mile 0000 Time 206 45 740 200 330 Exaclor and paid 04050 BLAZE 330 310 NINTH RACE Pace mile 0400 BLACK DUCKHESS 000 JAIDAS SKEETAR 1300 400 330 Time 200 PUTNEYS CHRISSI 500 000 Exactor sandzsmso WJERRY 310 FIFTH RACE Pace mile I400 Time 200 45 MOORELANDS LETA 1250 440 250 Exactor4and6paid $920 HARDROCK HUMES 430 320 TENTH RACE Pace mile 0404 ROBBIES COMET 300 CAMILLA ADIOS 040 200 210 Time 20015 SHARKY THE GREAT 270 210 Exactor 4and7pald$42 60 WIL LOR HALO 230 SIXTH RACE Trot mile 0400 Time 212 LEMBODEBBIE 760 270 460 Exaciortiandapaidmio Barrie Raceway Entries FIRST PACE MILW SREYMURGENE mee 1KIND KOIL Mawson +SHARK1 THE GREAT Brown 2Cocoa Jeffries sTopaz Tobby Gassien oFiona Frost Moore 7Pegaais Choice McEachern SECOND TROT MILE I400 lQUARTER MOON Suner 7WAMPUMS PRIDE +BYE BYEJIMMY Smith zLynmor Scott Harris 3Wee Ben Annerud sSlero Song Scrannage oJenny Mac Song Genoa THIRD PACE MILE $600 2DANCING TIME Betz lCOLT FORIY FIVE Dixon SFOLLOW FLIGHT Jorgensen sNordic Annerud 4Norwin Gale Durbano frTriggerJohmton Scrannage FOURTH PACE MILE 8450 zGRANTS ROYAL WAVE Scrannage 1TONY NAPOLEON Brown SCHUBBYS DELIGHT Kennedy sWill Lor Harry Farr +Maggies Bill Anderson oNormwood Chips Brown 7Elly Mae Spencer Robinson sLennies Choice Butler FIFTH TROT MILE I500 SMISTI LEE FROST Brown 2PROUD VIKING Moore 3CYCLONE BOB Crowe lLad Remlap Morrow +Da trig Eli Annerud sEaster Bonnell Crowe 7BurntSugar Till BMissJoanSettler Gamien SIXTH PACE MILE 8400 SNOBLE TAG Brown SLOCUST DON Jones sDONNAS HAT Richardson lDam Frosty Guslen 2ZingC Song derlea $Lynden Squire Moore +Miss Jay Scranna 7Duchesa Robbie Ken SEVENTH PACE MILE 0700 7w1L UOR GEM Byron sDAGGER LOBELL Brown 20m AHEAD Brown ITennessee Skipper Scrannage 3The Gold Bandit Night Flasher Scrannage sPen Dins Sob Volland 60 KsSanta Gallon EIGHTH PACE MILF iMORLUCK Kumedy +SWIFI ORBIT Brown 7ROCKFORD ANN Waples 2rCadi Hutch Genoa 3quffand Snuff Bowman sSumex Time Byron 6N0 Jo Kin Reynolds NINTH PACE MILE 3550 2MB ROROA Brown HO DALE LINER Jeffriel 08015 OVER BILL McEachcrn IMiss Air Song Kennedy 4Sailing Star St Jdln SMickey Charm Jones chystone inkling Brooks Jr 7Prunella Scrannage TENTH PACE MILE 0350 ITHE LITTLE HOBO Till 7TRUE YANCY Umphrey sTRONIA KNOX Jonea STRONIA KNOX Jones zvuginiar Lady gallon svic Crescendo Moir 4Slgrid0 Ginger Scrannage 5Ohio Frost lmel oCactus Portage Clemait PLAYERS SIGN Barrie Colts Junior Hockey Club an nounced Wednesday the sign ing of 13 players to contracts for the upcoming Mid On tario Junior Hockey Lea gue season including seven members of last years con tending club Three members all former players with the 74 National Cham ions mid t0 which ve Ink pac with the Colts are front at left John Garner 16 Bob Couldon 10 and JimA 10 Lookin on is coach Crows at right manager Jim Short Colts have three tou ex hibition games plan star ting Sundagmat home 730 aga the Toronto Wings of the Metro Junior League Examiner Photo Junior Colts return nucleus of last season contender Barrie Colts Junior Hockey Club has signed 13 players 00 con tracts including seven veteran cam Bob Coulson Eric Cummin Wayne pacts with the Colts and all saw the Mid0ntario Junior Hockey oaltender Hal Hake of Barrie who ewmarket after stint with Aurora Colts have also signed finished last season with and Niagara Falls Colts opened training camp week ago Wednesday with 72 myers la tcamp ever for Colts ing up at the BarrieArena There were 26 players and four goaltenders left at Wednesdays ractice at the Barrie Arena oltsfileantosign 19 layers before start of the eagueOct number of exhibition games Sunday 730 pm at the Barrie Arena against the Toronto Red Wings Tuesday back in Toronto and Sept 26 at 145 pm encounter with the Collingwood Junior As at the Barrie Arena will help Colts in their selection of rookies to fill theopenings Also signed for the 1976 season are forwards Gord Brown centre of Port Carling Brian Franklin centre Stayner Leo McKeown left wing Alliston Pau Rudkins CFBBorden and Chris Nich Church Doug Raym and Jim Angus ingers amie Laws John Gainer have all inked regular duty with the club in League last season olson first year player anti left winger Its Nicholsons skating that has impressed the Colts coa ching staff to date Nicholson is still midget age and one of the smaller layers on the club if not in league but has to rank as one of the better skaters Garner Coulson and Angus are no newcomers to hockey fans in Barrie All three played with 74 C001 midgets na tional champions Garner 16 is one of the ounger pinyins on the team hut already well versed in junior hockey after joining the Colts soon after the start of the season last year ALOOK AROUND Midland Flyers appear to have run into another major snag in their efforts to get team to ether in time for the startof eseason Registration dates coming for Barrie figure skaters The Barrie Figure Skating Club is holding registration for the oming season Sept 21 and pt 23 at the Barrie Arena Time of re istration for the two dates wil be between 48 pm The Figure Skating Club would also like to pass on reminder of their skate and sport equipment sale Saturday at the Barrie Arena from am totpm Figure skates jumpers jumpsuits dresses hockey skates pads and other be bought and sold To be sold articles must be at ept 18 For further information call the arena by 10 am Mrs Sinclair at 7281488 CALENDAR MINOR BASEIALL FINALS Findlay Cooke Cartgo Senior Divbion final at Mac Morer Parts 15 Christies IGA v3 Kirks ids nei hbours drin Canadian Club The United states Into Ito third century of democratic life country of achievement and spirit land created by people who enjoy lifes finer things In each of the 50 states Americans enjoy the the taste of Canadian Club Its nice to know the world can get together about something Around the world When people think of the finest lightest smoothest whisky they think of Canadian Club The fluent of fine Canadian wlilaldoc la The lost In 1110 Home In 61 turtle Afghanistan Algeria Antarctica Antigua Argentina Aruba Australia Austria Bahamas Barbados Belgium Bermuda Brasil Canada Canary Islands Chile Christmas Island Costa Rica Curacao Denmark Dominican Republic Ecuador Ethiopia Fiji Finland France Germany Glbraltar Greece Greenland Grenada Guadeloupe Haiti Hong Kong Iceland India Indonesia Iran Iraq Ireland Israel ltaly Jamaica Japan Jordan Kenya Korea Lebanon Libya Malta Meilco Morocco Nepal Netherlands New Zealand Nigeria Norway Panama Papua New Guinea Peru Philippines Poland Portugal Puerto Rico Sierra Leone Solomon Islands South Africa Spain SII Lanka Sudan Sweden Sw1tze1land Tahiti Tanzania Thailand Trinidad Tunisia Turkey USSR United Kingdom United States Uruguay Venezuela Virgin Islands West Pakistan Yugoslavia and Zambia Canadian Club It distilled and In WIIIKOMIIO by Hiram Walk Iona mm gloves sweaters and helmets skis boots poles ports equipment will First their arena burnt to the ground shuffling of lans suit them to Penetanga now icemaking problems there could delay the opening of training camp at the Communl ty Centre for couple weeks The OrilliaTravelways have already held camp for im ports This weekend will see the main core of players hit the ice at the Twin Lakes Arena Thomhill and Richmond Hill are deep in their preseason training program The league schedule was con firmed earlier thia week and is expected to be released shortly 87814 C7844 $3000 Installed 300 Iiiii Stores US OUR fIIIOCOIIO CREDIT PLAN OR wiir Oro Minor Hackey sets regis airman ltu minqrprogram Ilium 79 pm and Saturday 10 am noon at the CmCommunlty Centre There will be two final days to register These are Sept 2426 at the Oro Fail Fair bet ween 104 Cost registration 318 with an extra $6 fee assessed for playeraregisterin late Registration for OMHA power skating school takes wythemsamemutime as minor on The school is in early October withatlfeeforthesixaet Legion hockey Saturda isthecutnffdatefor registrat on in the Le on Minor Hockey Associat on Registration will take place betweens am noon Cost is the same as last season For one pla er Its 810 Iwoisslstoamaxmumofm per famil Registration takes lace at Legion Hall on St incentStreet Anyone interested in volunteering to assist the Legion minor hockey am igukedtoattendther tra on tration The Oro Minor Hockey As aociation needs coaches managers and trainers for its Muse league operation the representative teams to OMHA thingJuvenile Written app lions must be in by Saturday to Bruce Chap pell RR1Barrie Basketball Theres new entry in the Simone County Mens Basket ball League this season and lofBarrieishoIding tryou tom at Eastview Mary between 710 in All positions are opened There will be further practice dates Tuesday and of next week at the same ce For further information 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