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1o the examiner ruooday Oct 16 1979 24 NA wn Crosscountry winners Above are members of the Oakley Pork Raiders who helped that school to victory in the recent Barrie Optimist Clubs crosscountry meet for elementary schools In the front row left to right Cathy Heather Examiner sports writer lot of people have asked me if Ive had any trouble on the sports beat because happen to be woman As matter of fact havent But then again havent really come up against situation such as trying to get into mens locker room where my sex might create bit of controversy As far as Im concerned the whole affair about women be ing allowed in mens locker rooms has been blown out of pro portion The issue received lot of publicity when Sports Illustrated woman sportswriter complained about difficulty writing story when she wasnt allowed into major league baseball teams locker room Since that time some teams have changed their rules and allowed women reporters in Other teams have made ad justments such as having team associate stand outside the locker room and fetch any player particular woman reporter wished to interview Others have arranged separate interview rooms for all interviews And still others steadfastly refuse to open the door to any women This is especially true in professional football where coaches such as the Dallas Cowboys Tom Landry insists on men only in the locker room and maintains that no woman shall ever darken the Cowboys locker room doorstep Of course Lan dry also still wears fedora which tells you just about how in tune with the times he is WHY THE FlSS really cant see why there is such fuss If were cover ing team such as the Toronto Blue Jay and wanted to speak to one or two players following game if the dressing room was open to women reporters then would go in not to view the athleticIooking bodies but to do my job If players are against women entering their domain because they are often in state of semidress after the game dont think there would be much problem for them to cover up while the intruders carried on with their jobs But actually Id prefer situation where player wished to speak with would come out of the dressing room be interviewed where both he and would not be preoccupied with the surroun dings and then with my copy hot in hand could race off to meet deadline problem many women yes and men sportswriters are constantly faced with are Kelly Hitz Matt Bastien and Mary Coutts In the back row left to right are Mandy Drought Bobby Twiss John Mercer Angelic Twiss and Peaches Petrie Examiner Photo Woman in mans world fittfittyfit FOOTBALL FAN Ever since can remember Ive been football fan Ive always followed the teams on Canadian and National Foooball leagues and also maintained an interest in local football such as my high school or university teams Slowly but surely find that my enthusiasm over football is being dampened Two things are behind this change in feeling One is reading many reports about the violence in the professional leagues The other is first hand experience dont mean playing but mean being on the sidelines while game is in progress Last week was shooting some pictures of senior high school football game between Collingwood and North Col legiate happened to be standing on the side where the two teams were because it was better for pictures and also needed to get the lineups of the two teams for identification While was not surprised to hear some of the comments be ing made on the sidelines by both players and coaches was not pleased to hear instructions like the following given by the Collingwood coaches You see green sweather and you censored hit himyou censored kill any green sweater you seejust get out there and censored hit any green sweather Now Im not saying that the Collingwood coaches are any different or the same as other high school coaches but Im just repeating although in censored version some of the comments heard Perhaps they may have not been said ifI had identified myself to the team but standing there snapp ing pictures feel that it wasnt hard to guess what was do ing there ENCOURAGES BODY CONTACT realize that football is game that encourages body con tact and hitting as part of the game The thing object to is the coaches telling the players still at high school age to kill Of course they dont mean it seriously hope but at that age player is anxious to please the coach Evidently some of them are going out and hitting hard hard enough for many high schools in Toronto to stop their football programs all together because of the high number of injuries The attitude that players learn in high school and college carries on into the pro leagues Except in the professional leagues the kill them approach is worsened by drugs and some of the players get somewhat overly keen to get at given opposing player often the quarterback How much damage must be done before they start using body contact in way thats good for the game Many Barrie natives competing in NHL By KEN WALLS The National Hockey League schedule is nicely in pro gress so we thought we would give some local background to players coaches and general managers in the league First of all lets write about Daniel Charles Maloney best known to Toronto Maple Laf fans as Dan Dan started the game here in minor hockey and had brief Jr fling with Toronto Marlboros farm club before fellow Barrie native Bill Long grabbed him for his London Major Jr Knights Maloney was on line there with Leaf captain Darryl Sit tler He was drafted by the Chicago Hawks in June 1970 and had 12 goals and 14 assists and was considered one of the best rookies of the NHL He was traded to Los Angeles in 1973 His marks with the Kings 65 points his first season 80 his next were impressive At LA he gained the reputa tion as policeman on ice the undisputed istic champion of the NHL In 1975 he was traded to Detroit and then from Detroit to Toronto in 1978 FLYERS DEFENCEMAN Don Cherry the new coach of Colorado Rockies spent two seasons on defence for the Barrie Flyers in the days of Hap Emms great Major Junior teams Barrie fans of somewhat older vintage remain interested in Cherry especially after his record with Boston Bruins over four seasons 188 wins 50 ties 82 losses Last season his Bruins came close to upsetting Montreal Canadiens in the semi finals of the Stanley Cup playoffs Cherrys pro play was mainly in the minor leagues American Eastern Central Western but he did make the Boston defence for one playoff season Robert Jesse Pulford general manager of the Chicago Black Hawks was born at Newton Robinson in Tecumseth Township In his early hockey playing days Bob played for oronto Marlboros in Jr and then had 14 seasons with the Leafs before being traded to LA He is recognized as one of the hardestworking centres and left wingers to every play in the NHL Pulford last played for Kings where he was captain Kings trained at the Barrie Arena for two seasons 1968 and 1969 Pulford was named coach of the year in 197475 for his fine effort in Chicago James Earl Rutherford is one of the goalies for the Detroit Red Wings and was born in the same township as Pulford Tecumseth Township Mike Gartner rookie with Washington Capitals is native of the Barrie area His major junior time was spent with the Niagara Falls Flyers He jumped to Cincinnati Stingers of the World Hockey Association but was drafted this year in the NHLWHA merger by Capitals Rob Garner who plays for Pittsburgh Penguins is native of Barrie and the son of Robert Garner He was star centre for Barries famous oung team the Coops who won the Midget title in Cana and faced the Soviets in Moscow in 1975 where they were successful Garner played with Toronto Marlboros and was taken by Pittsburgh in the Junior draft last year Others in the NHL who played some minor hockey in Bar rie although they are not Barrie natives include Doug Risebrough of Montreal Canadiens Jack Lynch of Washington and Bill Stewart of Buffalo Barrie also has referee in the NHL Ron Hoggarth Contestingjfles The series of the mCInO BALTIMORE AP The outcome of the World Series re mains in doubt but one thing has become obvious the con trasting personalities and base ball psychology of the two men pulling the strings from the bench Earl Weaver manager of the American League champion Baltimore Orioles is an unorthodox strategist detached from his players subtly sarcastic supremely confident He patiently waits for the opposition to make mistake Chuck Tanner field boss of the National League Pittsburgh Pirates is perennial optimist He seldom criticizes his play ers He manages by the book Hes one of the boys among his players After five series encounters Weaver has the edge His Ori oles lead three games to two with the sixth game scheduled EARL WEAVER for Baltimores Memorial Sta dium tonight with seventh here Wednesday if necessary The opposing pitchers in Game Six are Jim Palmer for Baltimore and John Candelaria for Pittsburgh HAS REDENIIALS Weaver who got his first ma jor league managerial job with the Orioles in 1968 has the cre dentials to back his approach to the game He has won five Al pennants six East Division ti tles and one World Series He has been first or second 10 times in 12 seasons Tanner began managing with Chicago White Sox in 1971 after an apprenticeship in the minors and 17year playing career including stints with Milwaukee Braves Chicago Cubs Cleveland Indians and California Angels He held the White Sox job through 1975 then taking over Oakland As for one season unorthodox in Cana good reasons New Canada Savings Bonds earn you good return on your money The new bonds are dated November I979 and yield 10 No every year to maturity in 1986 Canada Savings Bonds are ti safe secure investment Theyre backed by all the resources of Canada And theyre easy to cash loofnx THE REGULAR INTEREST BOND Ifyou want regular annual income from our investment youll like the Regu ar Interest Bond which pay interest automatically each November Ifyoure like man bondholders youll appreciate the direct eposit feature With this convenient The Pirates traded catcher Manny Sanguillen and $100000 to the As to obtain Tanner If their manager in one of base balls more bizarre deals This year he won his first National League title Now hes one step closer to coming back from deficit in World Series feat accomplished by jiisl three teams Tanner talks about momen tum and playing the game by the book He brags that he has the best 25man roster in base ball Togetherness is his in gredient for winning He works on the emotional factor not too high when you win not too low when you lose During the game hes stoic TALKS BASEBALL Weaver has salty rather than countryboy approach Hes all business before game His office is open to coaches maybe some players people concerned with the game And always the talk is about baseball Weaver posts the lineup then takes control of the game Hes as nervous as cat being chased by dog In important situations he often covers his eyes or walks into the tunnel leading to the clubhouse Playing by the percentages is another way these field bosses differ The book is Tanners credo Weaver laughs at it Ialmer who had arm trouble during the regular season and finished with 116 record started the second game of the series and wasnt involved in decision as Pittsburgh won 32 He went seven innings gave tip eight hits and two rims llis overall series record is 31 Candelaria also had some arm problems to go With his chronic back condition and was 1479 in the Iirates drch to thi Nl East title lie was not in volved in decision in the league championship series and was the starter and loser in the third game of the series He went three innings gave up six runs and eight hits ANDYMAN READY Tanner says that iindclaria is physically ready for tonights pitching assignment Hell have to be against Haltiiiiorc lcaiii that was 5124 at home and 1H l9 against lcftrhandcrs ltiil Ianner will have all his pit chers ready and 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