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the examiner Thursday Dec 1978 39 cascade Victory sounds hard to forget By GARRY FORBES Of The Examiner At approximately pm Saturday an earpiercing scream will emanate from the girls gymnasium at Eastview Secon dary School There will also be other sounds in the gymnasium at that moment of that day But those sounds will be downed out by the screams The screams will be coming from members of the 197 On tario Federation of Schools Athletic Association giris basketball championship team in all liklihood from the same bunch wliic let out the shrill screech of victory in 0t tawa last year The team from Hamiltons Bishop Ryan High School have not lost confrontation on the courts in two years and are the overwhelming favourites in this fourth annual battle for the provincial title WINNING HOOPS Each of the 18 teams in the event which begins today and runs through Saturday at each of the four Barrie high schools have let out winning whoops of their own in the past few weeks Collingwood Collegiate drew in when Windsor school cancelled out last week certainly cause for celebration for the Collingwood gals and each of the other squads have recently earned their regional OFSAA ribbons But this is the big one This will be the Big Scream and any team thinking about registering an upset over Bishop Ryan will have to greatly surpass the skill and teamwork ex hibited in winning their divisional decorations Except for last years finalist Notre Dame of Welland none of the other teams should harbor any dreams of unseatiiig the defending champion from Hamilton But that unfortunately will not be the case Its the same sad fact in any tournament espeecially one of this magnitude when the outcome is so obvious The better the topseeded candidate for top honors is the bigger the hopes are among lesser teams of knocking them off And when the obvious occurs when the champion lets go with its victorious scream at pm Saturday other sounds will be produced The other sounds will be brief Some sniffles some sighs Some will be accompanied by smile and pat on the back but all will be as heartfelt the sounds made by the cham pions raving wildly in the middle of the court CHAMPIONS CELEBRATE Every member of every other team in the tournament will watch helplessly as the champions celebrate their well deserved victory Every player and coach will count the number of missed shots and poorlytimed layups which con tributed to their defeat and prevented them from perform ing the same ritual as the newlycrowned champs They wont realize until long after that the disappointment felt at that particular moment was an unnecessary harsh judgment on their performance They wont realize at least until the screams have died down that they had given their best in tournament which was as importnat to the top teams players as it was to themselves They will feel when they rub their aching muscles the feeling which comes when one realizes he has given his all in asporting competition Eventually the sense of pride which caused them to be en vious of the champions will give way to another kind of pride which causes them to reflect differently on the events of the championship Then the only sounds that will be remembered from the 1978 OFSAA championships will be the screams of delight from each win not only in the final game And those sounds will never be forgotten Good luck girls Nordiques enioy comeback victory QUEBEC ltCP The way Quebec Nordiques tell it suc cess against National Hockey League clubs in preseason games spoiled them for the start of the World Hockey Asso ciation campaign But with comefrombehind 63 victory Wednesday night over Edmonton Oilers in which the Nordiques assumed sole possession of second place in the WHA standings things have turned around for the club Real Cloutier scored two goals for the winners with Pau lin Bordeleau Bob Fitchner Danny Geoffrion and Rich Le duc scoring the other goals Wayne Gretzky had two goals and Doug Berry one for the OllCIS We came back pretty strong in the second half of the game said Marc Tardif who earned three assists for the Nordiqucs as they rebounded from 32 deficit after two periods They made our power play look pretty bad but after Richie Leduc scored in the second period we turned things around We had little letdown at the beginning of the year fol lowing our NHL exhibition games We thought wed be able to continue against the WHA clubs but it wasnt easy Every team that came in here was really up for us It took us couple of weeks to get going The Nordiques won five and lost one in exhibition games against NHL teams then started the WHA regular season with four losses and tie in five games and 251 wonlost tied record after eight games sports calendar THURSDAY Curling Barrie Curling Club firstschedule playoffs for Mens Ladies and Business Girls sections continue at club rink Essa Rd BASKETBALL 8pm Uncolas vs Bucks 9pm Lakers vs Sonics Mens recreational basketball games Eastview Collegiate HOCKEY 830 pm Huntsville Huskies vs Oro 775 Ontario Hockey Association Georgian Bay Junior league game ro Township Community arena 630 pm Bell Canada Midgets vs Aurora Aurora 715 pm Richmond Hill vs Barrie Community Credit Union Minor Peewees Eastview arena 830 pm 77 Aurora vs Allan Cook Juveniles Eastview arena 845 pm Giffen Farm Equipment Bantams vs rillia Orillia Community Centre 850 pm Associated Canadian Traveler Juveniles vs Stroud Stroud arena Yorkaimcoe Minor Hockey Association league games 830pm Nottawa Electric vs Storey Heating to pm Wellington Hotel vs and Masonary Huronia Senior Hockey League games Angus Arena FRIDAY URLING Barrie Curling Club firstschedule playoffs for Mens Ladies and Business Girls sections continue at club rink Essa Rd BASKETBALL 730 pm Stayner Mistics vs Orillia Peter Reino Orillia District Collegiate and Vocational Institute Simcoe County Mens Intermediate Basketball League game HOCKEY 8150 pm Barrie Flyers vs Orillia Terriers Community Centre arena Orillia Canadian International Hockey League game 845 pm Oro 77s vs Ienetanguishene Junior Kings Penetanguishenc arena Ontario Hockey Association Georgian Bay lunior league game 830 pm Schomberg Courgars vs Alliston Hornets Alliston arena Ontario Hockey Association MidOntario Junior league game 15 pm Orillia vs John Ellis Construction Minor Atoms Eastvicw arena pm Giffeii Farm Equipment Bantams vs Richmond Hill Richmond Hill arena York Simcoe Minor Hockey Association league games Getting through for two Philadelphia 769rs Julius Erving left drives past Kansas City Kings Sam Lacey right for two points during Wednesdays NBA game at Kemper Arena Erving scored 27 points as the 76ers defeated the Kings ll4106 AP Photo Mayor scores big with Oro after release from Colts Dave Mayor released outright Tuesday from Barrie Colts of the Central Ontario Junior hockey league made successful debut with Oro 77s of the Georgian Bay Junior league at Jro Community cn tre Wednesday The lByyearold forward scored goal and assisted on two others in his first game since appearing with olts Nov 17in Burlington Howard Forbes Colts coach said Mayor waes released in mutual agreement after three week squabble over the amount of ice time the player was receiving with the Barrie team Forbes said Mayor 85 DUNLOP 82 BRADFORD ST 336 BAYFIELD ST hadnt shown up for practices since the Burlington game and was granted his rclcasc after it became apparent the conflict could not be worked out thought with Doug lottcii out with his knee injury that we might be able to find spot for Mayor Forbes said But it turned out we didnt have that spot or at least couldnt grant him all the ice time he wanted couldnt make the promises he wanted lllt to make llt asle for his release and he got it Mayor graduate of the Bar ric Minor Hockey Asstxiation joined olts part way throuin the season after attending Junior camp in North Bay Delcos Freedom is the battery you can almost forget WAKELINS TEXACO CENTRE BRADFORD ST TEXACO RON McLEODS TEXACO BURNSGARAGE 202 BLAKE ST BARRIE II£1it1t rclciscl outright During Delco Battery Days Get the battery designed to take care of itself it 7285845 7284400 7263646 7283006 Nordic ski club ready Simcoe County is wellknown as one of the prime areas in Southern Ontario for winter recreation so it is logical that some of the better organized clubs for skiing and snowmobil ingarc found here in Barrie Crosscountry skiers in Bar rie who are not part of club would do well to look at the ad vantages of joining the Barrie Nordic Ski Club which is cntcrr ing its sixth season as tour and race organizer Affiliated with the Southern Ontario Division of the Cana dian Ski Association the Barrie club is chartered nonprofit organization and operates trails in Sunnidale Park The City Parks and Recrcar tion department reserves the Suiinidalc cluhhtiusc for mcmbcrs use during the ski season for waxing warmup and place to meet after tour of the clubs more than five kilometres of trails The trails are groomed regularin with professional equipment and marked with colored arrows according to the skill level required to complete them Instruction is available at no charge from members who are qualified by the Canadian Association of Nordic Ski in stmctors or from the City recreation department in eight woek sessions held throughout thewinter for fee In addition to this instruction clinics are scheduled throughout the year on waxing clothing and packing for tours Much of what club members learn however is through the in Sabres appoint temporary coach BUFFALO NY AP The appointment of former Buffalo Sabres player Bill Inglis as the teams interim coach for tonights game with Los Ange les Kings has cast doubt on the hopes of Joe rozicr to fill one or both of the National Hockey League teams vacancies Crozicr former Sabres coach earlier was reported to be the top choice for coach of Seymour Knox Ill the Sa bres president and board chairman who fired general manager Punch Imlach and coach Marcel Ironovost on Monday formal discussion themselves More information on the club and chance to sample some of the clinics and discussions is available at the clubs open meeting to be held next week Doc 14 at the Blue Flame room of the Consumers Gas building on Ferris Lane Information about the club among for sixth busy season and the Dec 14 meeting is available from Garry Harris president of the club at 7263041 or Thomas Lapp vice president at 7288539 Family membership in the Barrie Nordic Ski Club costs $20 for the year or couples may join for $15 year Individual rates are $10 for adultsand $5f0rstudents crosscountry ski activities calendar Barrics Nordic Ski Club has full slate of activities plan ned for the 197879 season and here is list of them complete with the names of the people who can help Dec 27 Ganaraska Trail Tour Families Ken Smith 3251 240 Dec 2931 Haliburton Forest Ski Campout George Man ning 7262406 Jan Kalopore Uplands intermediate skiers only George Manning Jan 1921 Friendly Acres Accommodation at Dwight Reservations required skiing at Nordic Inn and Leslie Inn Ken Smith Feb Springwater Park Families George Manning Feb 11 Ardagh Tour Barrie Gary Harris 7263041 Feb 2325 Bear Trail Inn Whitney Ontario Reservations required George Manning Mar Haliburton Forest Long Tour George Manning Mar 1922 Algonquin Park Ski Campout George Mann ing days tours usually leave the clubhouse at am Members should phone the tour leader Friday evening GRAHAM roan SALES INDOOR usro CAR 50m 12 month 12000 0m worntr nulllilo adults For your protection from the weather most of our used cars will be on display indoors on Saturday Dec 9th for your viewing comfort Come in and be surprised pleasantly Stock No 5358 5340 53991 5421 54011 5377 5311 5378 5419 5422 5425 5395 5402 5420 5415 5418 5394 5404 5409 5416 5424 Ba 1978 MUSTANG Door Hatchback TRoof 1978 FIESTA Decor cyl speed 1978 E100 ECONOLINE VAN 1978 CHEV Impala dr Hdtop 1977 MERCURY Monarch dr coupe 1977 CHEV Nova dr 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