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may lOThe Barrie Examiner Tuesday Oct 1976 BARRIE COLTS captain Bob Coulson 23 watches as Thornhill goaltender Dean Dorsey kicks out his back hand drive late in the third period while Thornhill defender clears out Colts forward Barrie had the game well in hand at this point leading 74 But it wasnt that rosy early in the game Colts fell behind 40 in FflVAL PRESEA SON GAME the opener of the MidOntario Junior Hockey League at Thornhill Monday before Pat Rudkins finally got the ball rolling with his first of two goals late in the second period Colts kicked the cobwebs out of the skates to explode for seven straight goals including five unanswered markers in the Flyers Whip Whitby Warriors now look to start of season WHITBY Barrie Flyers of the Ontario Hockey Association Senior league made their final preseason game winn ing one with 51 decision over the Whitby Warriors Monday The defending Senior champions scored twice in both the second and third periods to earn the victory after the first period ended in 11 tie The game was the seventh exhibition contest for the Flyers they won five and lost two Flyer Ken Knapton opened the scoring in Whitby with tal ly at 1912 of the first period but the Warriors got that one back just 24 seconds later Bill Glover finding the range on passes from Mike Noonan and Ken Desjardins Ron Robinson thrust the KEN KNAITON ROII IIAIRI Pauleyanna picks up where ended with 40 win in broomball Opener Defending champion Pau leyanna Sports started another broomball season in fine form Sunday with to victory over Dorsey Cookstown As in one of three lnnisfil Mens Broomball League games Rick McColeman Cord and Gary Gow and rookie Donny Penfold scored for the winners with Jim McLeod picking up the shutout Also picking up shutout in his season opener was Duncan Young newcomer with Wall Real Estate Wall Real Estate edged Cookstown As 10 on breakaway goal by Pat Wanamaker with less than five minutes remaining in the game In the other contest Painswick CMC and Irossers BPtied 22 Christies out to open lead over Mixed Bowling League Christies finds sevenpoint bulge atop the Kempview Wednesday Night Mixed League bowling standings enteringthis weeks action His and Hers have 31 Ag gravators 28 Road Runners 26 Team Tannery 25 Happy Gang 23 Harpers Pharmacy 22 Lucky Strikes 21 Alley Cats 18 and Gutteisnipers one High average is George Read at 2013 followed by Lloyd Davies Frank Carter and Ron Borman at 202 and Norm Shears at 201 The Shanty Bay Country Club mens section award winners for the year were crowned Saturday Mens captain Jim Martin right presents Bob Major With the AWARD WINNE Sheila Dobson has 193 Arlene Gardner 191 Elsa Pain and Rita Carter 1118 and Mary Tweedle 187 High flat is Read at 251 to Bormans 251 and Shcars 2115 May Bob leads the ladies with 290 to Doris Burkes 254 and Yvonne Buchanans 230 High triple is Borinan at 714 followed by Carter at $42 and Shears at 6117 Buchanan had the top ladies triple WI followed by Bob 326 and Carter $20 Muir trophy which goes to the club handicap champion Other award Winners were Gary Meger mens cham pion Jack Lloyd mens senior champion George Jack lloskins scored both goals for Barry and Al Webb assisting on both tallies loe Vangerne and Dennis Squibb replied for Irossers In action Sunday at the Lefroy Arena Iauleyanna meets Irossers at am Cookstown As tangle with Dorseys at It am and Wall Real Estate faces CMC at 11 am PROGRAM CHANGED The National oaching Development Program Level 0110 Theory scheduled to start tonight at Georgian College has been cancelled The ltrhour program has been rescheduled for Oct 12 Low registration has been citml for the change in plans Cost of the clinic which is open to all coaches of all sports is $10 For further in formation contact Georgian ollegc at 72811151 RS CROWNED Bedard first flight cham pion and Dave and Jeanne Marten the SevenUp Mixed TwoBall trophy Examiner Photo Flyers into the lead for good at 57 seconds of the second period with assists from Gary Lyle and Bob Monteith Though they were outshot 189 in the period the Flyers scored the only other goal of the period Knapton C011 necting second time on passes from Bob Pepplar and Terry Agnew At 503 of the third frame Bob Baird scored on power play with Ron Robinson as sistin Bla Ball rounded out the scoring 21 seconds before the end of the contest Assisting were Robinson who had one goal and two assists on the night and Lyte Whitby which recently signed Eddy Shack for the season outshot the Flyers 3432 There were 26 minutes in penalties assessed the Flyers serving 14 of them Agnew served roughing and hi stick ing minors in the thir period the first time leaving with Charlie Yonvcry and the second time taking Wayne Morrissey with him Bob Monteith had roughing runin with Wayne Stokes also in the third period The Flyers meet Lindsay Friday at Barrie Arena at 830 pm in their season opener The Lancers last in the league last year are an unknown quantity Theyve not played the Flyers in any exhibi tion contests or announced any important signings Table tennis club meeting Tonights the night for table tennis fans Whether or not table tennis club will be formed locally will depend on the turnout at meeting at pm in the Sun nidale Community Centre If sufficient interest is show the Centre will be made available for club competition Tuesday evenings Playing equipment and tables may also be stored at the Centre Association meets tonight Everyone is welcome to at tend tonights meeting of the Barrie Motorcycle Association BMA The regular meeting begins at pm over the Municipal Savings and Loans Corporation offices wen St Barrie CALENDAR BASKETBALL Iolllngwood at Central junior senior midget girls Customers to rent Cars and Trucks VALLEY DRIVEURSELF CARS AND TRUCKS 16 Maple 7266666 final period Jim Angus had pair with John Garner and Mark Gillanders Eric Cum mings rounding out the scor ing Colts open the schedule Add W44 at at home this Thursday with game against the Midland Flyers at 815 pm at the Barrie Arena Examiner Photo IT COULD END FOR BEATRICE win tonight by Bradford Queens Hotel would ease the memory of last seasons whitewash at the hands of Beatrice Bradford leads the bestofseven final to the Barrie and district Senior Softball Leage three games to zero and have an opportunity to wrap up the title series before home Last season Beatrice formerly Lakeview Dairy ousted Sradford in four straight to claim the league title The final series has been delayed and rescheduled number of times as both clubs worked around their respective playoffs Bradford opens bestofthree ASA Intermediate final with Kapuskasing this weekend The first series is in Brad ford with game Saturday at Sunday at pm with third game if needed later int eday Bradford has been undefeated in five rounds of ASA competition Beatrice defending Intermediate cham pions was eliminated by Norwich Sunday Runathon raises close to $2 300 Twentysix athletes parlt ticipated in the fifth annual Huronia Striders Track and Field Club Runathon Saturday at the Georgian College track Five athletes who could not make it Saturday ran Monday night The athletes raised approx imately $2300 for the club with Margaret Mulder securing pledges worth $400 the highest total among participants Frank Walter raised $300 Natalie Pinder $137 Karin Crane 3130 and Jodie LaSalle $15in pled es For the oys Peter Vass ran 38 laps as did Walter Graysmeyer Marty Segal did 29 laps Paul Gautier 28 and 10yearold Frank Walter 27 Margaret Mulder was the top girl with 36 laps to Leslie Blacks 35 11yearold Patti Bonis 32 loyearold Gail Cum mings 28 Maira Bertholds 28 and Natalie Pinder and Jacki Rocchios 27 Trophies will be presented to the athletes who went the fun thest and prizes to the top three moneyraisers at the Striders annual dinner and awards night Oct 26 at the Blue Flame Room in the Consumers Gas Building Doors open at pm Barrie Raceway Entries Wednesday PontTime 745 pm FIRST IME 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the delay caused by the seemineg endless pomp of the official opening cermonies Whatever it was it worked for almost two riods to keep the Barrie Colts umbling after the Thornhill Thuderbirds Monday But that was all Colts came back with an awesome display of firepower to overcome 40 deficit and take 74 win from the Thunderbirds in the season opener for the Barrie Junior Hockey Club The win also spoiled the home opener of the midOntario Junior hockey for the Thun derbirds They were tight early in the game explained coach Don Crowe afterwards You could see the legs mov ing but they werent getting anywhere he said It was the second game of the season for the Thunderbirds which had blasted the Midland Flyers 83 last Friday And it was bigger muchimproved Thornhill club which stepped onto the ice for its second season against the Colts in the MidOntario Junior loop last night Thornhill opened the scoring just before the midway mark of the opening period Scott Howson used an unprotected winger as decoy to snap shot past Colts netminder Hal Hake Dean Dorsey who had tryouts last season with Junior club was effective enough to keep the Colts off the scoreboard for the first period and much of the second Thunderbirds on the other hand took advantage of Barrie penalties early in the second period for two quick powerplay goals Clatworthy and Glen Daurio both scored similar goals from maze of pla ers piled in front of Hake to pa the Thornhill lead Hake had little chance on in Tnhill JIM ANGUS Clatworthys second goal of the period The forward coasted by the Barrie goalmouth in time to have shot go off him and into the net Rookie defenceman Pat Rudkins broke the ice for the Colts with his scoring drive from the point at 1539 of the se cond nod The Colts rookie skate around the Thunder birds defence to flip shot over Hakes shoulder just three minutes later and suddenly the Colts were back in the game Whatever jitters the Colts may have had stayed in the dressing room after the second period The forward line of Eric Cummings Jim Angus and Mark Gillanders came alive for four of the five unanswered Barrie goals in the final period Cummings had chance to close the gap early but flipped shot over the net At 355 he had another chance and this time he cooly slipped the puck by Dorsey for the third straight goal by Barrie It was evident the Colts had their legs and head working CoOp midgets hold on to defeat Peterborough Barrie Coops opened up 30 lead lost it then came back for 43 victory in an exhibition major midget hockey game in Peterborough Sunday The locals opened the scoring in the second period on an unassisted goal by Doug Shed den Steve Rinneard upped the margin to 30 with two goals oneminute apart early in the third period Peterborough then roared back with three goals in less than four minutes to tie the score That set the stage for Coop goal by Murray Hadley assisted by Shedden and Graham Giffen at the 1415 mark It proved to be the win ner Sundays game was the first exhibition for the Coops who were outshot 2417 Barrie served 11 of 18 penalties Major toms beaten by Young Nationals Barries Kinsmen Major Atoms gave it good shot but came out on the short end of 73 score in an exhibition hockey game Saturday against the Toronto Young Nationals The Nationals opened the scoring late in the first period and never looked back Barrie hung close until lat ein the third period when defensive lapse cost them three goals The game played at the Eastview Arena was the first exhibition contest for the Major Atoms and afforded the coa ches an opportunity to see the youngsters whove been trying out for the team in game situation Shayne Corson Andy Walton and Robbie Tustin scored for the Kinsmen who play their next game Sunday at pm at Eastview against the Toronto Marlboros together in the final riod The persistent digging of Cumm ings helped set up Jim Angus tying powerplay goal just over minute later Angus plucked rebound out of the air less than minute later to give the Colts the lead for the first time John Garner stuck his stick in front of drive and the Colts were in front by two Gillanders rookieplaying with secondyear players Cum mings and Angus found himself alone and in front of Dorsey at the halfway mark of the pe riod The former Barrie juvenile neatly backhanded his first goal as junior layer by the Thornhillnetmin er Colts outshot Thornhill 3735 The game was hardhitting af fair with an abundance of penalties to both sides total of 66 minutes was handed out COLTS NOTES Hake came up with the saves lhen needed when the Colts were pressing to tie the game Cummings and Thunderbirds Wally Stankov wrestled for the games only fighting major SUMMARY First Period Thornhill Howson Hunter 842 Penalties Hunter 234 1515 Johns 600 Rudkins 1052 McKeown 1304 PanataloneT 1801 Semnchnod Thornhill Clatworthy Howson344 Hunter Thornhill Daurio Stankov Steele 450 Thornhill Clatworthy Chappel 1353 Barrie Rudkins Angus Gillanders 1539 Barrie Rudkins Hake 1819 Penalties Martin 051 Garner 153 huna 429 Steel 838 Hunter 1104 Coulson 1432 1813 ClatworthyT 1432 18136illandersBltizl7 Third Period Barrie Cumming Garner 355 Barrie Angus Rudkins Cummings 619 Barrie Garner Rudkins Coulson 824 10 Barrie Gillanders Angus 954 Penalties Cromb 304 802 1407 Young 331 1417 Martin 331 Panatalonc 1154 Stankov 1251 ma jor Cummings 1251 major Garner 1417 Smith 1606 SHOTS Barrie Thornhill 16 I3 37 12 12 II 35 Home opener on Thursday The home opener of the Mid Ontario Junior Hockey League for the Barrie Colts is Thursday at the Barrie Arena Colts face the Midla Flyers in an 15 pm encoun er Flyers lost their season opener to Thornhill 83 last Friday The Midland club has been hampered by lack of ice time Problems with the icemaking plant at the Penetang Arena prevented the club from prac tice sessions until week ago Iron an TER PRIN TWO SFE JOHN COCKBURN LIMITED 66 MORROW ROAD BARBIE 728 2821 65 PIlitms SIicr 79m Department of Recreation Public Skating Times for the Season Barrie Arena Eastview Arena Friday Saturdays 215to 400 pm 830 to 1000 pm 830101000 pm Sunday 230 to 400 pm N0 SAT NIGHT SKATING 0N NOV 27 DEC Ill SPECIAL HOLIDAY PUBLIC SKATING BOTH ARENAS 200 to 330 pm Monday October lth ProSchool Skating Admission Adults $1 00 Students 75 Children 50 FREE for Mothers Fathers and preschool children Barrie Arena Mondays Fridays 1030 to 30 am Eastview Arena Monday 130 to 230 pm Friday 1030 to 1140 am MENS PICKLIP HOCKEYBARR ARENA ONLY Every Wednesday 1000 to 1130 am $200 per person Are you out of shape Skating for Business People Barrie Arena Only Every Tuesday starting Tuesday October 12 1130 to 130 noon haur $100 per person Coffee and snacks available Adult Skating Eastview Arena only Every Thursday afternoon 200 to 300 pm Starts Thursday October 14 $100 per person