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Trade pays dividends Sanguillens single breaks Ed Ott the Pirates catcher deftly slides foot across home plate on hit by teammate Manny Sanguillen ln visitors half of the 9th inning in second World Series game in Baltimore Thursday night Rick Blues downed deSpite udkins Despite 32 point per formance by Mike Rudkins Barrie Blues found themselves on the short end of 8061 score to Stayners McKeans Mistics Thursday in Simcoe County Mens Basketball league game in Slayner The game was close all the way through until Mistics ex ploded in the last four minutes of the game to put the game out of reach The score at the half was 4034 in favor of Stayner In the first 10 minutes of the second half only 17 points total were scored as both teams tightened up their defences and Mistics suffered momentary bout of missed shots They just had better balanc ed scoring than we did said Blues playercoach Dave Kingston In the first half Oakley Park wins crosscountry title Oakley Park was the big win ner at the second annual Barrie Optimist Club elementary school crosscountry meet at Sunnidalc Park on Thursday Both the girls and boys from Oakley proved they were equal runners by winning the primary and junior races in both categories In the Senior Girls Oakley finished fourth while the senior boys ran into some tough competition from some of the other schools par ticipating and finished sixth Allandale Oldtimers successful Allandale came up with one win one loss and one tie in play at the Orillia ldtimers tourna ment Allandale tied East Gwillim bury 22 defeated Coldwater 32 and bowed out 32 to London Against East Gwillimbury Allandale came from behind twice to earn the draw East Gwillimbury scored at the 1421 mark of the first period on goal by Warren Shaw assisted by Gary Jackson and John Mullin Allandale tied it at 11 early in the second period when George Boorman scored assisted by Ray Jaecock and Jan McCurdy East Gwillim bury went ahead on goal by Pete Dunde Allandale tied it once more when Ray Cyr scored Against Goldwater Allandale took 20 lead after the first period on goals by Tim Tustin assisted by Cyr and Ross Cameron assisted by Boorman and McCurdy Allandale scored early in the third period to take 34 lead on goal by Brian McCann assisted by Chuck MacNicol With less than three minutes to go in the game Col dwaters Phil Smith scored his teams onlv goal of the match Dempsey the Os backstop reaches in vain to apply tag after relay from the outfield Series resumes in Pittsburgh Friday night AP Photo deadlock BALTIMORE AP The two men involved in one of baseballs most unusual trades combined Thursday night to tie the 1979 World Series between Pittsburgh Pirates and Balti more Orioles at 11 Manny Sanguillen 35 ripped single to right scoring cat cher Ed Ott with the winning run in the top of the ninth to give Pittsburgh Pirates 32 victory over Baltimore Orioles Only two years ago the Pirates felt the aging Sanguillen from Panama was expendable They shipped him and reported $100000 to Oakland for As manager Chuck Tanner who replaced the late Danny Murtaugh as Pittsburgh field boss It isnt everyday you see player traded for manager The Pirates however hadnt forgotten Sanguillen was an in tregal partof their last World Series team in 1971 After one season in Oakland Pittsburgh reacquired Sanguil len for three players He was relegated to bullpen work and pinchhitting DREAM COMES TRUE In the ninth inning Thursday night with rain sweeping across Memorial Stadium Tanner called upon the craggy veteran who had helped make Tanner dream come true Tanner wanted to manage the Pirates ever since he was boy in New Castle Pa near Pittsburgh The Pirates had runners at first and second with two out and the score tied 22 on the cold wet night Tanner told Sanguillen to grab bat and go out to face ace Orioles reliever Dan Stanhouse The Pittsburgh runners were Ott who had singled and Phil Garner who had walked Stanhouse went to one ball and two strikes on Sanguillen before he threw pitch out of the strike zone Sanguillen one of the best badball hitters in baseball during his prime still swings at anything he can reach He slammed the outside pitch on line to right for single Ott never stopped as he lit out from second and just slid under the tag of Orioles catcher Rick Dempsey on relay from out fielder Ken Singleton to first baseman Eddie Murray to the plate TEKUIVE SAVES In the bottom of the ninth Pirates reliever Kent Tekulve who saved 31 games during the regular season came in and did his act He retired the side in order striking out two and the Pirates headed home for three games in Three Rivers Stadium Tanner plans to use lefthander John Candelaria in tonights third game against Baltimore lefthander Scott McGregor who won the decidinggame of the American League playoffs for Baltimore The Pirates built an early 20 lead in the second inning behind starter Bert Blyleven Willie Stargell John Milner and Bill Madlock singled in succession Stargell scoring and Ott deliv ered sacrifice fly to send home Milner The Orioles peeked away at Blyleven scoring run in the second on home run by Murray who has four hits and three Mets ahead Rudkins scored 21 of our 34 points Mistics had three players in the double figures Jeff Smith former player for Guelph Gryphons in their years as powerful university club led Mistics with 17 points Burt Craigo and John Pretty each had 16 points Rudkins was high scorer in the game and for the Blues with 32 points Don Edwards added 11 for Barrie The loss gives Barrie record of three losses and no wins The games they are playing now determine which tier the team gets in Kingston is optimistic about Blues however he notes that last season Blues won Tier although they started the season with two and seven wonloss record OVERALL RESULTS PRIMARY GIRLS Oakley Park Forest Hill 31nnisfil PRIMARY BOYS Oakley Park Warnica Angus JUNIOR BOYS Oakley Park Minesing Mons Clair Colts stage comeback The Barrie Colts John Sugenor is stopped by this Orillia Travelways defender in action at Dunlop Street Arena last night The Colts put an end to twogame losing streak by earning 55 tie against the Travelways The JUNIOR GIRLS Oakley Park Wamica ééfiggllmys Colts trailed 52 early in the final period but came back to score three times Steel St Minesing and earn the point Mark Nikkannem was the big shooter for Barrie scoring St Marys two goals the final two of the game Single markers went to Steve SENIOR GIRLS Bouchey Rick Bowman and Jim Miles Tonight the Colts travel to Oakville Fgreighlilfirys warnica and Sunday they are in Brampton Next Thursday they play host to the Ac ton Sabres Examiner Photo by Cathy Heather urylfiszIbwmn Stock 440774444 Hrlift II9 wxn5icies walks in the two games Redskins beat Banting I57 Central Collegiate Senior Redskins remained undefeated and in first prace in their league when they defeated Banting 157 Thursday in GBSAA senior football game at Central Both teams had three wins and no losses going into yester days contest Central is also the defending GBSAA cham pion In the first quarter Banting took 70 lead on converted touchdown Central as unable to get on the scoreboard in the first half and Banting led 70 at the half In the second half Tim Gleason Centrals star running back led the teams comeback Gleason scored both Centrals touchdowns putting them ahead 127 Kevin Laplante kicked field goal to account for the rest of Centrals scoring It was our tightest game so far this season said Redskins coach Dave Garland We were little flat in the first half we had bit of letdown after last Fridays game against St An drews But we came back in the second half Eastview Wildcats Senior team pulled out last minute win over Innisdale in another senior game Thursday Trail ing 96 with only 130 left in the game Eastviews Glen Docher ty ran 40 yards for the touchdown that gave Eastview 1245 win making them 22 for the season Innisdale scored touchdown in the first quarter and then got single to lead 80 In the se cond quarter Bill Merrick scored touchdown for Eastview after John Yasher in tercepted the ball on In nisdales 10 yard line In the third quarter single by In nisdale gave them 96 lead setting the stage for Merricks dramatic winning touchdown In junior games played yesterday Orillias Park School defeated North Vikings Juniors 72 Ricard scored the touchdown for Park while Ray Wright picked up two singles for North At Central Central Juniors met the powerful Ban ting Junior taam and were thrashed 380 Banting has one of the most powerful junior teams in the league Eastview triUmphs over Innisdale Eastview Senior girls basketball team picked up their third straight win of the season when they defeated Innisdale 5920 Thursday in Georgian Bay Secondary School Athletic Association senior girls basketball action at Eastview Eastview dominated the game taking 2610 lead by the half Kim Hancock led Eastview with 13 points while teammate Kim Brent added 12 and Mary Daniels hit for nine Kim Holliday was the high scorer for Innisdale scoring 13 of her teams 20 points thought we played spotty said Brian Barnes coach of the defending GBSAA champion Eastview Wildcats We com mitted several mental erran Eastview was on the losing end of the score in the junior game Sue OBrien scored 19 points and Marg Mulder added 16 points to lead Innisdale to 4522 win over Eastview in the junior game Vickie Shaw scored eight points for Eastview The midget game was only exhibition as those players who are underage on the Eastview junior team played for the Eastview midget team Eastview won happily 5427 Tracey Smith who also played in the junior game led the midgets with 11 points while Marie Weise scored nine points Rita Musso scored nine pints for Innisdale the examiner Friday of 12 1939 spoits wheel Will series make history By ED HARPER Chay The 1979 World Series has just begun and time Will tell whether it is series that will be written about and talk ed about in years to come Although Baltimore and Pitt sburgh have met previously in the World Series they have been involved in other World Series games that were ex citing and unusual In 1969 Baltimore faced the New York Mets and the sur prise was that the Mets were in the series that year They were one of the saddest teams in baseball with the excep tion of the Blue Jays maybe from 1962 when they were created to 1969 when the turned the major leagues corn pletely upside down Just the year before the Shea Stadium misfits had escaped the cellar by one game The perennial ninth or tenth place team had suddenly solidified under Manager Gil Hodges and amazingly enough won the Na tional League pennant Baltimores American League champions were not im pressed and naturally almost everyone predicted Baltimore sweep This seemed to be reasonable prediction after Mike Cuellar wiped out the Mets and Tom Seaver in the first game 41 UNLIKELY HERO However in game two substitute utility infielder named Al Weis who was batting 215 cracked single to drive home the first Mets win The third game belonged to Tom mie Agee who as the first batter hit home run to put the The New Yorkers added four more and won 50 but not before Agee made two fantastic catches in centre field With two on and two out Agee raced after an Elrod Hendricks drive that would have hit the wall at the 396 foot mark and managed to snare it in his webbing In the seventh inning he made diving catch to stop line drive with the bases load ed The next day it was Ron Swobodas turn to make the div ing save in the ninth inning to stop Baltimore rally and the Mets won the game 21 in the bottom of the mm In the fifth and final game with the Orioles leading 32 in the seventh Al Weis popped homer into the left field stands to tie the game In the eighth Swoboda drove in the winning run and later scored himself on Boog Powell er ror The amazing Mets had completed minor miracle Maybe theres hope for the Blue Jays yet In 1960 the Pirates were involved in World Series which went all the way to the ninth inning of the seventh game before the outcome was decided Pittsburgh was up against the New York Yankees that year and New York had won three of the first six games by the onesided Scores of 103 100 and 120 The Pirates had won the other three games by more modest margins 64 32 and 52 DECIDING GAME So the deciding game of the series was played in Pitt sburgh and after 712 innings New York had 74 lead Gino Cimoli opened the bottom of the eighth with pinch single and then Bill Virdon followed with what should have been certain double play grounder But the ball took crazy bounce and hit Tony Kubek in the throat enabling Virdon to reach base on the single Then Dick Groat singled for one run and Roberto Clemente beat out an infield hit for another To top it off reserve catcher Hal Smith ripped threerun homer and the Pirates led 97 with only three outs left for the Yankees AUTOSOUND CUSTOM INSTALLATION OF ANY MAKE CAR STEREO 0R CB BY PROFESSIONAL INSTALLERS WITH YEARS EXPERIENCE Authorixed Dealer for Craig Audiovox DUNLOP ST WEST UNIT BARRIE ONT MM 454 GARY AITKEN 705 7374373 NOTICE OF HEARING WHEREAS the Municipal Council of the City of Barrie has requested an ihvestigation TTAKENOTICEJHdtthe Ontario Police Commissionp will hold Public Hearing pursuant to the provisions of Section 56 of The Police Act RSO 1970 Chapter 35 as amended at the Court House 30 Poyntz Street Barrie commencing at l0200 oclock in the forenoon Monday October 15 I979 Courtroom Number to investigate and inquire into the administration of the Barrie Police Force the system of policing and the police needs of the municipality in relation to the following Possible conflict of interest in regard to the Chairman of the Barrie Board of Police Commissioners and the Georgian Protection Services Limited The possible monopoly of the Georgian Protection Services to operate burglar alarm service from public building without having any agreement from the City of Barrie The appropriateness of closing to the public all meetings and all parts of all meetings of the Barrie Police Commission The procedures followed in recording the minutes and voting in the ab sence of quorum at meetings of the Barrie Board of Police Comi missioners AND TAKE NOTICE that the Ontario Police Commission may make report and recom mendation on all matters considered pursuant to the provisions of The Police Act AND TAKE NOTICE that any person affected may appear and may be represented by counsel or these proceedings AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that relevant suomrssrons wrn oe consraerea parties interesrea are to contact Commission Counsel Ontario Police Commission 25 Grosvenor Street Toronto Ontario M7A 269 in advance of the Hearing Documentary rnaterials pertinent to the Hearing may be in spected by interested parties or their counsel by arrangement with Commission Counsel DATED October I979 Ontario Ministry of the Attorney General