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MW as the egarmipar Tuesday July 25 978 Eorting notes Moue hopes for two 755 Ry DAVE FULLER Of The Examiner Danny Maue went fora walk Mondav The 18yearold golfer from Kitchener last years Ontario JulllOl Open champion and son of PGA club pro Gus Maue said he like to take walk during practice The tall sleak professional looking fellow said he doesnt worry about practice too much he just goes out to have look at the course and hit few balls Maue is among 150 golfers at the Barrie ounty Club to day for the first round of this years Junior Open And he is looking to win it again There are to or 13 guys who could win it this year he said after ingesting the rules at the pretournament meeting Monday night Last year there were some guys who lid well but knew Iwould beupthere This year Maue declined to finish his remark not wanting to bring any psychological troubles on himself laleiit he has learn ed from his father Hes taught me lot particularin about attitude used to get down on myself biil your learn you cant do that in tournament Maue wont suffer from not taking the practice too seriously Monday he as in Barrie last week to take look at the course that challenged Ontarios Amateurs in the 1973 Ontario Open This course is tight you have to look at it couple of times The defending champion pegs the second and seventeenth holes as the ones that will separate the good from the unlucky There arent many easy holes out there think pair of 75s could WID it if there is no wind Id like to shoot couple of 75s and then sit and wait for someone else to come in bet ter Those ho ill be trying to do just that include Dan Kodal sky and Rob Ackford Kodalsky finished second to Maue last year and along with Ackford made up the Ontario interprovincial team that defeath British oluinbia last year Those who wont include Jim Stevenson of Barrie who failed to qualify earlier in the month although several of the local media including nici reported that he had Donny Moue Scott Hoskins is on 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Murphy managed to get on base for Transmisswn on an error by shortstop Gary Warrod McFadden grew stronger as the game wore on He sent Transmission batters back in order in the fifth and sixth inn ing with six straight strikeouts Among Canadas best Jim Burke walked and Howie McFadden sacrificed allowing John Church to drive in the first run for his team on striple Church scored later in the in ning on an error that put Deitrik Guepko on base with an RBI to his credit Losing pitcher Ron Giffen threatened to imitate McFad den for the rest of the game Little motherly advice helped swimmers career EDMONION itPi George Nagy took little iiiotherly ad ice and now is rated one of anadas lop international swimming compel tors Nagy 21yearold native of Toronto who now trains in Thunder Bay Ont was not all that serious about competitive swimming when he first started but received some en eouiageinent from home My mother was com petilive swimmer and so was my sister Nagy explained started after my sister quit It kept meout of trouble Its great way to meet people Ive been in several countries around the world and it got me scholarship in school When was younger about to 13 didnt see any of the benefits My mother kept on me She told me would iigret it later if gave it up fooled around then went to workouts but wasnt so in tense Nagy appears to be happy golucky individual who some times competes against his 19 yearrold brother Richard ATTENDS lNIYIIRSIIY The elder Nagy who attends tnivcrsity of Southern alifor nia won the mens Boltmetre butterfly at the aiiadian om monwealth Games and world aquatic swimming trials in Re gina earlier this month You know today they are piling the yardage on the kids said Nagy who holds the ana dian record for the 200 fly donl know if could handle it Im used to it at my age be caiisel know need it notice lot of swimmers here are 14 and 13 and they are blossoming couple of years later and they are burned out think swimmer should work intuit Nagy does not seem to mind that the Games follow closely on the heels of the Canadian trials and precede the world aquatic championships by less than three weeks It gets you racing fit he noted First you have the trials then the Games and three weeks after that the world ctnimpionships Nagy was attracted to USC by the excellent program and the fact there is nothing coin parable in anada It is attractive to go to the States In the programs here they dont combine the athletics and academics He wants to do well in the Games of course but his main goal is the little Olympics in Moscow graduate from school in 80 and that will be the end of my college eligibility Ill go to the Olympics and that porbably will be it Graham Ford pitcher in action at MocMorrison Pork Examiner Photo Vala tykes beat Ernie on McLeans triples Vala tonstriiction tykes bombed Ernies Trests 184 on the weekend in Barrie Minor Baseball Associlion play at Allandalc Park Led by John McLean who tripled twice bringing in four ltlltS and Mike Street who tripl ed twice for three runs they shut oiil Ernies in three inn ings In other tyke games played on the weekend Vala edged McDonalds by one run to win 1211 lGA outslugged Ernies rest lit1t Kirks Kids trounc ed Starr Electric 212 and Simr coe Datsun beat Gelhons Limited lit 51 Noel lleattie led IGA batters Wllll homer in the fourth inn ing against Ernies and game winning tht triple in the sixth Scott Laurin took the win for ItlA on the mound Mike lhoinpson hit honicrun triple and two singles for Kirks Kids in their win over Starr raig Kennedy and raig tinniels shared the pitching duties in bolli games for Vala Iohn Rae also saw act ion on the mound for Vala in the game against Ernies raig Kennedy struck olit lti batters for Yala in the short inning game that was called on time rule Rae Kunce and Inimels led in the hitting department for Vllal The list of Kirks hiltcis in chides Grant tannell Sean IllacPherson Brian Blodgett and Rich Zarinwly Maclherson also pitched two innings of relief for winning pilr cher Thompson Mike Mctanii led the way at the plate for Simcoc with three hits and five RBls lethons ltruce Barker hit long triple scoring three runs in the fourth The Wlll put Sinicoe in first place in the Tyke division lory Kirk pitched the win for Simcoc allowing three hits and one earned run Iiiii White relieved to earn save Grant Leavitt brought in five runs on two doubles to lead Peacock Petroleum to 167 win over Eenleys Flowers Winning pitcher llarry Little struck out 13 batters and shut out Pcnleys in four of the six innings Doug llettle also played well for Peacock In other games Peacock defeatHl Ellis Construction 117 and easily handled Cooke artage ItH Rick ltroadley pitched the win for Peacock over Ellis Ton struclion big sixrun fifth inning made all the difference for Peacock Itroadley hit two doubles and single to help his own cause and win his fourth game of the season Al Aliino struck out 13 Peacock batters in the losing cause Peacocks ninth win of the season amc against Cooke artagc in the form of 164 win they now trail first place toin ar Wash by only one game with closest rival Eenleys Flowers four games back Rick llroadley again pitched strong game for Peacock striking out 12 batters and allowing oiin three hit PE American llotel narrowly defeated Sunoco ar Wash 13 in pcewee llVlSlOll play at odr inglon School Park Daniel aldwell hit home run to drive in two runs for Sunoco Steve Judd brought in four runs Steve Iudd two and Danny Carter and Brian yl one each Randy Sunoco In other pcewee games last week Al Smith Plastering lost to American llotel 611 Graham liord downed Smith Plastering 75 and Plastering lost to Toke Motors 124 American llolel is atop the pcewee division standings after the Win against Plastering Greg Onyschuk was the winn ing pitcher for Hotel Paul Miller and Jim Harris both hit homers for Graham Ford in the win over Smith Plastering Miller Worked the mound for W111 while raig Waddington tookl he loss for Smith Mike Metzger turned in his best pitching performance of the season to beat Smith Plastering 129 Smith attempted rally in the fourth innng but stalled when raig McArthur made spectacular catch to retire the Side LITTLE DID ME KNOW Col Shrapnel invented CW weapon in the early 18005 offi cially known as spherical case shot but later called by his name Ellis pitched for when he struck out Terry King Ken Bannerman and Doug Mc Cam in order in the second inn ing The streak only lasted one in ning however Burke hit single in the third and scored later as Worrod reached first on an error Ron Lee came into the game in the fifth inning to bat for Church and started with walk He scored on John Church single Guepko finished Churchs scoring for the game on Terry King single after reaching first on passed ball Ron Giffcn gave up six hits in the game ONEllllTElt Giffen Farm Equipment pit cher Greg Giffen put on show of his own in the second game of the evening as he threw one hitter against Elmvale Mer chants Giffens Ross Downey homered with one out in the first inning to score the winning run Carl Edwards allowed eight hits to take the loss for Elmvale Chuck Jordan gave Elmvalc the lead in the second inning with tworun homer Gary Turner walked to lead off the inning and amc in with the ty ing run Pitcher Giffen found his form again in the remaining innings to strike out nine men Downey earned second RBI for the evening when he tripled in the sixth and drove in Ray Jeffery Brian liffeii drove in the final run for iffen Farm with his single in the ninth inning Hob Thompson singled to put the run on basc and advanced to second on John Gibbons sacrifice Kinnettes beat Allandale llarrie Kinncttes needed live run seventh inning to beat Allandale Raiders recently in Barrie and District lirls Soft ball Assixiation game played at Allandulc School Raiders led 11 after six in iiings but Kinnetlcs rallied to win and remain atop the league standings Iii otliei gaiis tfis week Orioles roniped over Millers Lumber Ztt ti Ivy Hears outslug gcd ltliie Knights Bit and Allaiiilale obliterated Iiinior Jays ito ltliic Knights defeated Millers Lumber it it lteais dcfcatwl lays Ilil 1t and Kin iieltes doubled the score on Orioles Debbie Dorks slammed two home runs for Kinnittes and ollecii Gibbons hit otie tolleeii Leblanc and Joan Austin each put one over the fencefoiAllaiidale Shelley leclar won the gillllt astafliy Schcll took the loss si iiilt ILs kiinicttus It It llcais lit ltlncKiiight ttlltilis ll liiiilili Itaiilci it Millii liiiiilwi Junior Jay Curry leads Midgets Garry urry gave up only two runs as the llarrie Midgets defeated home team Orillia 152 in York Simcoc Baseball ASSOtltlilOli game on Saturday Barrie struck for four runs in the first inning two in the third and one each in the fourlli and fifth urry threw no hitter until the fourth inning and Orillia lid not score until the fifth when it capitaliycd on lwoerrois liris llarris set the winning pace when he slammed home run on the fiist pitch Stan rockford picked up three RBIs Doug Rawn got two and Larry North and Greg Ap plcgale added one each Stewart for Orillia was pulled in the fourth inning after giving up eight runs on 11 hits llis replacement Zieliskie gave up one run on six hits Don McFadden throws nohitter ogoinst Transmission Examiner Photo First time ever Barrie Colts trounce York for shot at championship For the lllSl time ever liar rie will represent the Toronto and District Rugby liiioii olt Division at the Ontario chain ifiinships Barrie Juniors defeated York Yeoman tolts by whopping 3m it to win the qualifying tour nameiit Ill TorontoSaturday Harrie coach Don rkell said his team stands an excellent chance of taking the provincial title The loroiito clubs were traditionally the strongest in the province and they usually want sol think we will do very well Arkcll said The ltairie teams win came as surprise to Arkell after they lost every league game this season Last year Barrie won every league game but lost in the ear rounds to Toronto Scottish llic toughest test for the under zityer old rugby players came against Toronto Bar bariaiis Barrie needed try by Ian tattevy late in the game to tie the score In the second game of the Krol rides Irish to win at show thris Krol of liilllll captured the grand championship at Powys llall Adult tliib Sums nier Horse Show Sunday The 1tiycarold llarrie ten tral ollegiatc student took fllSl in open sliownianship open turnout open equitation and open equitation over fences towiii first overall on Irish Mist ahead of reserve champion athy Durbaiio of Harrie on Simcoe Echo The show was held at Powys llall near llawkestone by members of the Adult tliib to raise funds for riding obser vat ion area ltESl ixrs tnltlSliill1lllll Nancy Millis Tire tykes win three Harries Harper Tire tykes won the lliiroiiia Minor Lacrosse Leagues tyke division championship this weekend in round robin tournament at the Eastview Arena By defeating Gravenhurst 92 Midland litI and Orangeville 144 the lcain showed they will be tough to beat at the Ontario Playoffs to beheld in HilllitAllg It to lit Ford posts shutout Le may leo ds Tigers tto ck Rotary Tigers shut out Maher Shoes 44 in Barrie Optimists Minor Soccer play last week Paul Lemay led Tigers at tack with two goals while Stephen Sclater and Robbie rossan scored singles each Scott Eord posted the shutout for Tigers In other games Emerald landscaping edged Optimists 21 and Olympia Wildcats defeated Montreal Trust 41 Emmanuel Scarati Erank Daroccola scored goals for Emerald Janice Ansley scored for pimists Ralph Ench led the Wildcats with two goals Mike Bcckner scored once as did Iiiiiiiiy Hayes and the Montreals lone goal was scored by ltilly Painting Only David Brownrig broke the scoreless deadlock between Optimists and Dalton RentY ar Peewecs The Optimists forward scored to give his team the win while in other games Thumb Print beat Palermo Railing 41 and Bill llake trounced Roiisoii Electric 81 hris Atkinson scored the on ly goal for Palermo in the loss to Thumb Print Bill Hake leads the pcewee division with 16 points following the win over Ronson David Judd did half of the damage for Hake with four goals George James scored twice with singles going to Ray Wright and David Worthinaii taiiilii llarric ho liarquhar LIloni brc Orillia Lenore Maukotien alyp or Senrii lliiilgc outt Turnout Nancy Neillcs thol Flirqiihar LenoreMaukoncn Open Showmanship hits Krol lltSll MISi Raine Elaine estuood Giii Fin liarl ic ltarb Siaiitoi Late Date litllaiid Ilptli Iurnoui thris Krol Elaine lcstuood Anne larquhar Stir tiold thistliiillta Ilquitalioii tl nder Hi thcryl Ward Lira llariic Sandia ltyeix Red Pep pci Ilarrie Lenore Maukoiien talyp ti Senrii lliiilge Open Equitation tliits Krol Jane lrlS Soyti Piiiii llarbStanton Equitation otl Fences ilndcr Sandra llycrs Lisa Macliityre taiidu Harrie lani Robertson Siincoe liar ii Opin Equitation oycr Fences thus Krol tathy Diirliano Sinicoc Echo ltariie it Sandy llisliop Wiiitario liarrie Pleasure ItalL ilnder 14 Lori Macliityrc Ebony llarrie Sandra Myers theryl ard iipin Pleasure Mark athy Dur lmlltt Michelle tlougtiley Sotrue Bar iie it Janclarloss Open inking Hunter Elaine Vlestiuxl thus Krol Ianetarloss Iliinily orkiiig Hunter Cathy Dur bano Chris Krol Il Sandy Bishop Pair of orklng Hunter thris Krol Insti Mist and Norman Maiikoneii Storm Severn Bridge Elaine Westwood llrent lhoinson llikari llariic Sandy lustiop Wintario and Susan llill Athena OroStalioii Fault and Our Mlkt larnnox Lonesome Loser Harrie Mike Lennox Pegasus llariie Joan Poet Starsky Midland hoow Your Own IIne Joan Powell Mike Lemmy hris Krol tiltll IIAMIIUN Irish MIS ltarrie RESEIH II IIO banii Sinicoe Echo Ilarric thris Krol talhy Dur Ricky Woodward scored the only goal for Ronson SOllRlS David Doering scored five goals for Jellco Jellybeans in their Hi win over Jaycee Jets Brian llaley added two goals In other squirt games Vic toria and Grey doubled the score on ookes Iartage and Bob Garner ConstructiOn edged ivilan rusaders 1t1 Luc Arvisais and Mark Rosco scored for Victoria and Grey David Pr xnch scored the lone goal for Cookes Mike Symcs picked up shutout for Gamer and Sean Nazerali made it win with his single goal MOSQlITO Shane Galle put on attreinen day Barrie put on phenomenal Show scoring 42 points in two 20minute halves to shut out Toronto Scottish 420 AllOntario team members from the recent interprovincial championships on Regina Saskatchewan led the scoring for Barrie Ian Cathery scored pair of tnes against Scottish Jim Williams added single Doug Bell scored try and convert only allstar Bernie lieSage did not figure in the scoring for Barrie Other scorers for Barriein eluded Terry Pearson Dave Waldoc with two tries each and Dave Britnell with one Paul hurry scored four con verts Ron Brown led the attack against York with three tries Wayne hurch Bell and Cherry added one each Cherry kicked three converts and Mike Calhery put single kick through the uprights Doors slam Brontford in Orillia Barrie Door Systems novice lacrosse team trounced Brant ford 93 in tournament in Orillia Sunday to avenge two defeats the day before Barrie goals in the Brantford game were scored by Mark DAmbrosio David Reynolds Danny Burlington Willie Miller Mike Miller and Greg Salter All three Brantford goals were by Jon Siddick On Saturday Barrie Door Systems were defeated by Mimico 52 and by Rexdale 42 The goals against Mimico were by Mark DAmbrosio and Willie Miller Richie Webster and Danny Burlington scored she Barrie goals against Rex ile dous seven goal performance to lead Giovanni and Perri to 101 win over Whelan Real Estate in the Mosquito division John Jaritsma Iayed strong game as wel scoring three goals Tim Laine alone found the mark for Whelan In other squirt games Pauls Locks shut out Springers 50 and Howard Johnson tied Verstraten Insurance 22 Peter Casey led Pauls Locks with pair of goals Joseph Clementi John Collingbourne and Daminan Quanza added singles each lric Agris and Kevin Baldwid scored to give Howard Johnson the tie with Verstraten Kevin Campbell and Gregg Leblanc scored for Verstraten