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IntThe Barrie Examiner Thursday October I976 SPORTS CORNER new season full of change By RANDY MCDONALD Examiner Sports Editor changed Ontario Hockey Association Senior league swings into operation Friday with high hopes new faces and an upstart Barrie Flyers hockey club Besides their new colors Flyers will have seven new faces in the lineup to fill the gaps left by the wheeling and dealing of the Flyers management during the past few monthsl Steve Cripps general manager of the Flyers reports 11 veteran players are back with the defending league cham pions He says the Flyers have come to terms with veterans Ken Knapton Ron Robertson goaltender Ron Patterson and coach Darryl Sly Sly says Cripps will be back for his sixth term as playing coach of the Flyers Helping with the coaching duties will be Fern St Onge Some of the rookies Flyers hope to have signed before Fridays season opener against the Lindsay Lancers include George Milner Bob Peppler and goaltender Billy Harper Barrie opens new season against the Lancers at the Bar rie Arean beginning at 830 pm Mississauga Golden Arrows make their debut in the Senior league with game in Orillia against the Terriers with Cambridge Hornets on the road against Brantford Alexanders the other new entry in the league Fiyers preseason record stands at four wins and two losses Missing from the clubs lineup for the season opener will be defencemen Steve Sly and Doug Ferguson along with for wards Bob Monteith and Peppler All four players have one game remaining in twogame suspension picked up during the exhibition season Each has sat out one exhibition game as result of the fighting penalties Bill McGill is again the leagues convener He has alwaysI had high hopes for the Senior league and expects this season to bear witness to better class of hockey and betterbalanced league Flyers and the Thunder Bay Twins simply overpowered the rest of the league last season McGill feels that Flyers and Twins will again be in the thick of things this season but with pressure from the Cambridge Hornets But hes not counting out the remainder of the league In fact McGill appears convinced the entire league will come on strong The league is between 2330 per cent stronger says Z1cGill He backs his statement by calling to light the number of cxpros each club has picked up Each of the eight teams are allowed to sign six expros this season chill was uncertain of the exact number signed Wednesday but said there would be between 3540 signed without fail by Christmas He says the senior clubs are holding number of cards open to sign cuts from the pro clubs Ilyers joined in the leagues fullscale hunt for fresh talent There are three rookies on defence three up front and one in net To make room for the newcomers Flyers erased number of proven players most noteably veteran captain Corby Adams lie and defenceman Jim Thompson along with goaltender Grant ole were the first to feel the axe All three were sold to the rillia Terriers Adams scored 21 goals last season as Flyer and was sixth 111 the leagues scoring The dealing off of Adams came as slicok to hardcore Flyers fans who had followed Adams career for some 14 years Both Adams and Thompson failed to Show at the last two Icrriers practices lub president George Maconachic said lencsday that Adams had called to let him know he couldnt make it last night while Thompson was reported to be recovering from an injury picked up during preseason game Defenccmen Dan ODonohue and forward John McMillan went to Brantford with McMillian reported as assuming the coaching duties of the new entry Then went Don Pagnutti who had Bigoals last season He was sold to the Whitby Warriors Flycrs are going to find it hard to duplicate last years success story which vaulted them into the Allan Cup finals in Spokane Wash McGill says the deals made by the Flych will help the ieaguc and that some of the replacements will more than fill the empty shoes What has happened is that the calibre of the Flyers hasnt gone up that much compared to the other teams he said Its hard to improve on the club they had last year Flyers star Bob Baird with 34 goals and 44 assists for 78 points won the league scoring championship last season Hes back with linemates Paul Regan and Phil Branston which represented the hottest scoring line in the Senior loop The supporting cast on offence includes Gary Lyte 133 goals in his rookie season last year Knapton Robinson and rookies Terry Agnew and Milncr Flycrs had 75 points to place first in the Senior loop last season one more than the Twins Thunder Bay is expected to be tough again this season They had two or three ex pros on the hook noted McGill Cambridge and Whitby will be stronger as result of their work in securing topnotch players Whitby singed Eddie Shack although fans throughout the league may only get an occasional glimpse of The Entertainer as the Warriors ap pear satisfied to have Shack show up for home games 114 ismW BOTTLED IN BOND mu mo Inall Two sets of rules says Bep Guidolin EDMONTON CP Bep Guidolin coach and general manager of Edmonton Oilers of the World Hockey Association said Wednesday he learned in an exhibition game with Winni peg Jets that there are two sets of rules in theA HA Theyve got professional rules for most of us and ama teur rules for Winnipeg he told news conference The amateur rules say dont hit the foreigners Guidolin echoed complaint heard in most league centres last season that Swedish stars Anders Hedberg Ulf Nilsson and LarsEric Sjoberg and Fin nish Speedster VeliPekka Ke tola are given special protec tion by officials The Jets use lot of psy chology when they complain about the fact the Swedes and Finns are being picked on said Guidolin The referees are human you know They read that stuff in the pa ers Guidolin who sai coach Bobby Kromm and injured star Bobby Hull of the Jets are wise to keep complaining because it gives them an advantage sug gested Winnipeg wants the rules changed to do away with bodychecking in the neutral zone Thats European style They would do away with bod ychecking altogether if they could In Winnipeg Kromm said he doesnt want to get involved in the discussion saying he merely considered where the comments came from How would Guidolin know Hes only played one WHA game Eastwick honored NEW YORK IAP Rawly Eastwick the ace relief pitcher of Cincinnati Reds has been named the outstanding reliever in baseballs National League Eastwick who led the league with 26 saves compiled an 115 record The 25yearold pitcher tied Al Hrabosky for the league lead in saves in 1975 with 22 Long shot pays big in SIOppy conditions Barrie Heavily favored Golden Shadrack went wiret0 wire to take the honors in the Preferred Pace at Harrie Raceway Wednesday Piloted by Gary Crowc for Adanac Farms of Toronto the sixyearold horse lead the firld to victory in 208 flat over very sloppy track Sterling Kingtiine finished second and Rusty Mcklyo was third The ninth race was won by long shot Dallas Danscott driven by Roy chfries and id healthy $7540 to win an substantial Exactor of $37230 in combination with Norwin Gale crowd of 941 wagered $58047 Barrie Raceway Results WEDNESD FIRSICIM PAH2 Mill1 lino DAGtiRlII iii to to on EDEN ATOM so on 01110 Pitt 151 no Time 15 +5 EXACTOR ti and $32 tin SECOND 11 PACE III PEGASIStlltiltlI 11 no man lo GOLD BRET ti 6o Ho EASTER ROGIII IIIti Time 1515 EXACTUR and 5831 so TIIIIIII1TI0I IIIJI 8130 TITANROW 2o lo PRINIE IiiINRY To ur SUNGS KIIY 20 Time 1033 IIXAI Tlllt and Slli lll FtllRTll t1 III1 111 P1 lino WILLURIilillil ti on in on HARDRINK IIIMIIS III 10 HI ALIVE no Time 12 EXAtTI and Sit RU lIFTIHIINDTIIDTIIIIISloo DASlllNG 121 oo It LADY RE11A1 on oo LEMHUDEHIIIIJ no Time 1413 lZXMTttlt anti soil 7o SIXTIIII11MIIllllllfioo lll1llt111fiSS WEE SA FRANKIE IAII Time 12 23 ENAI II lit ti and Sltitl WI SPIVHNT ll UND HT Ill 30 llltll1S RISK 805041 to WAVE llYlfi IITI 1o 4o to NIAGGIIISIKIIJ to Time 1245 IIXAI Il II and $9110 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It Srranna Nick MacArthur Robinson Hutton ltolrincls Son Illorm Sitpluma iIHtxlI Gold Fly Iiyr Pat Dcrcas lrmt NINTH III 11113350 tiliHIJilIN DUN illtlNIIIJA KiIYSlI tNl lNhlJNt Lockluirl It Srriiiiiiagr IIiooker Aririlrro New Iit ti trnvu Iopa Intrepid ll SSotnslalhll Dixon Bloody Ho Ho Whylo Mickiy Iuiriii Jones IlINTH PUT III 3150 SIIARKY THE HEAT 7er ISIY ltlllll wt 11 IIAZ II tlillt KiIoSu rllllt Shaun Tomato llabc Misthn ll limitr togiic Ilrtmn Illirliano It lasson IYmphriy Dainboist lt iudman It Scrannagc Ruthvigi EASTVIIIW SECONDARY School junior and senior girls came out on top of high school basketball series with Barrie North Collegiate Wednesday The Eastview Juniors took 2120 win from North with the Eastview seniors handily beating their counterparts 4928 Two North players Nancy Minns ram and Nicole Forest at IN CROSS COUNTRY right get their hands on loose ball while Eastviews Gay Shirley looks on Both games were played at East view Examiner Photor North runners increase lead with strong performance Harrie North Collegiate Ill crcascd its lead in the Simcoc ountry ross ountry league by placing first overall in three of five divrsions at mch in rillia Wednesday North picked tip sccond and third place rating to boost its point total to 20 10 more than second place rillia District ollegiatc Vocational Institute 1Vlt and Barrie Tcntral ollcgiatc Wednesdays meet was the fourth of series of seven races to decide the league cross coun try championships rillia Stayncr and Barrie North hosted the ot litrs On Oct 37 liarric will hold the Georgian llay Secondary School Association IGHSSAI ross oimtry championships Winners in this event qualify for thc allOntario champion ships Debbie Qiiail and Sue McNabb finished close one two in the midget girls event to help North to the overall team win Quail also placed third in the tpcn Girls race behind Leslic Black another North runner Midlands Angela Schmidt was first ollingwoixl dominated the midget boys division followed by Central and Barrie North Vincc Sheffield and Peter McFaydcn placed oiietwo respectively for Collingwood with Peter Vass of Central third In the liinior Hoys race it was ill finishing first overall North was second and OBrien clicks with 334 flat to lop mens league bowlers Hill Hricii rolled 334 hiin single this week to Icad tlic Kcmpvicw Mens Monday pm liowlinglAagiic llccdgcd out Ilill Ircw who recorded 311 and Al Ilaiiiiiiers with 280 flat Frcw held the triple flat with 72 followed by llammcrs 700 and Ed chcncys 697 Frew currently holds the season high averagi with 231 Next is llaiold White at 230 JDA Masonrys No club is tied at the top of DC 12 lcam lcagiic with Allaiidalc Lumber Iloth teams liavc21 points STANDINGS Masonry No 21 Allandalc Litiiibcr 21 Icds Barber Shop 19 Bill Hake Trophies 14 Ed Miller Ilum Bought in Japan To the Japanese hard work is way of life But they know how to reward and enjoy themselves From Hokkaido to Kyushu theyre familiar with the pleasing taste of Canadian Club Its one of the finer things in life The finest of fine Canadian whiskies is The Best In The House in Ilrrlr to Airlojti Arucirlroi Arobri Australia Atlrlllrt Ilalitrtri in Itiutrrm Inland rrl Solomon Islands lung and Heating 14 chaii Auto Body Hricn Sports 13 Masonry No 13 Iindcrwood Broadloom l2 Outcasts 12 Ilamincrs Well Drilling 11Itarriclircfi SPORTS CALENDAR llltillStlltNH Football Allistoii Junior and seniors at follingwood pm Girls basketball North junior and seniors at Eastvicw SOCCER lt Banting midgets at Norlli pm Ranting juniors at North pm Park Street Juniors at Eastview 13 pm 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 87 lands Afghanistan Aigeria Ilitlirltlii ITHIIIIIIIII Iieiiiiiida Iliaal Canada Canary Islands Chile in Itiirtt it DIIlllltiik Dominrr ui Rtpulrlrt IlritltiI tiiiopm III IllllillltI more Germany Gibraltar Greece IiIillIIriiltI irriitiIIJ Guadeloupe Haiti Horn Kong IiiLind Irrrirti lIltltlIitIi Iran Iraq Ireland Israel Italy Jainairta Japan Jordan Iiiopt honor ctmriort rbya Malta Mexrco Mororro Nepal Netherlands IHliIliIIIliliilit Poland Portugal Iucrto Rrro Sicrti leono Swrtiilaiid Itilirtr Iantiniu Thailand Trinidad TIIIIISIrI Turkey It Unrtcd KIIIlIIIO Went lakruttin YugoJaVia and amino Canadian Club is disviled and bottled in Walkervillepy Hiram Walker Sons Limited New ttiIlIIl Nigeria Norway Panama Papua New Guinea South Ainra Spain Sti Lanka Sudan Sweden or United States Uruguay Venezuela Virgin Islands Central third Al Miller reached the finish line first for ODCVI in this event with Stayners Frank Hargrave second North claimed the senior boys overall win with ODCVI second and cntral third first place finish by Gary Stewart helped as did Mike Porgraves third Jeff Bennett of cntral split the two North runners RESELTS Midget Girls Quail Northt 1155 Suc McNabb North 1156 Wanda scai Stayncrt 1213 Open Girls Angela Schmidt Midlandt 1115 eslic Black INorth1121 Debbie Quail IN 1124 Midget Roys Vince Shef field rollingworxlr 811 Peter Maclaydcn Coilingwoodt 816 Pctchass cntralt 820 Junior Boys AI Millir III 1148 Frank llargrarc Stayncr 1238 Les Williams ttll 1240 Senior Boys Gary Stewart North 1520 Jeff Bennett Tcntralt 1648 Mike Forgrave North 1649 TEAM STANDINGS North 20 points Central 10 pointslCVl10points WRAPUP Safety course again offered The success of past Hunter Safety programs has prompted the Barrie and District Hunters and Anglers Conservation Club to organize another course beginning Oct 12 This course is open to those 15years of age with parental consent to 20 must take the course anr successfully pass written and practical examina tion The cost of the course which runs each Tuesday and Thurs day evenings is seven dollars For further information contact club director John Nixon at 72673366 or 7263490 The club is also sponsoring turkey shoot this Sunday star ting at 10 am Turkeys ready for Thanksgiving dinner plus prize money are available for thewinners Golf tourney The final member golf tour ney of the current season takes place Saturday at the Barrie Country Club Its the annual Kolmar Shotgun which has am start Men golfers are urged to sign up no later than Friday further reminder for all Barrie Country Club golfers to remove their clubs to make way for preparation of the curlingice Second term Ladies Section of the Barrie Country Club held its annual meeting this week to elect the executive for the 1977 season Following the dinner which was attended by over 50 mem bers the election resulted in Mrs Ede Corby being returned as President for second term Other officers for the new year are Grace Ough as vice president Pat McKerrall secretary Gloria Graham treasurer Fran Gerow social convener Chris Garner publicity Joan Clayden is 1977 Captain Theory The Elmvale Arena will be the site of an Ontario Hockey Association Coaches Cer tification Program Level theory on Oct 23 The certification program will take place between 14 pm Home opener It took almost two periods for the Barrie Colts to unwind in the season opener of the Mid lntario Junior Hockey League in Thornhill earlier this week And it almost cost the club the game olts did unwind and popped seven straight goals into the Thornhill net for 74 win Tonight 815 pm Colts meet the Midland Flyers at the Barrie Arena Its the Colts home opener and the junior club will be out to look for second straight win Flyers play out of the com munity centre in Penetanguishene The Midland Arena Gardens was destroyed by fire earlier in the summer Problems in making ice kept the Flyers off skates up until two weeks ago Flyers lost their season opener to Thornhi1183 Winter Games Huronia Winter Games machinery is slowly starting to click into gear Newly ap pointed coordinator Hele Senc 2a of the University of Waterloo reported that number of new sports will be involved in the January games Archery darts broomball skiing floor hockey are among the 20 or so sports expected to participate in the games Table tennis Some 35 interested table ten nis players attended an organizational meeting Tuesday at the Sunnidale Com munity Centre and elected an executive to look after operations The department of recreation is backing the program which will be held each Tuesday 730 1030 pm at the Sunnidale Cen tre It is open to all wishing to play Players must supply their own paddles There is also nominal fee for playing FINES STOLEN NIAGARA FALLS Ont CP Several motorists will find themselves faced with sum mons for parking fine they thought they had paid as re sult of recent incident Police charged man with the theft of parking meter envelopes and the $2 fine contained inside RENT TRUCK 12 Tons OPunels 012 Vans 018 Vans Power Tailgates Commercial rates Flaiurtng GMC Truck TIEDEN RENT TRUCK 341 BAYFIELD ST IAt Hayfield SUNOCO Car Washl 7370800 HERE COME THE BIG JOHN COME ON CATCH THE 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