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Barrie Coop Midgets left wing Mike Hoffman l0 makes an attempt to backcheck Detroit Little Caesars player in an exhibition game between the two teams Saturday at Barrie Arena Centre Gary White is ready to help Hoffman out Barrie won the game 3l Examiner photo by Cathy Heather Coulson scores 2goals but Flyers lose to Port Despite threepoint per formance by Bob Coulson the Barrie Flyers were dropped 63 by the Port Elgin Sunocos on the road last night The victory by Port Elgin avenged 31 loss they suffered at the hands of the Flyers in Barrie Friday night DIFFERENT TEAM The Flyers quickly found out that the Sunocos are different club in the friendly confines of their small rink than they are on the road The Sunocos play with much more confidence and aggression at home where they are more familiar with the small rink dimensions and square corners and also have big partisan crowd backing them up Port Elgin took the lead in the first period when Jim McKinnon beat John Collins in the Flyer net Early in the second period Coulson got his first goal of the game with Paul Regan and Terry Agnew assisting to tie the tally Midway through the period Claude Foy put the Sunocos back in front but shortly after JOIIN COLLINS between the pipes that goal Regan connected on Flyer power play to get his club even Coulson and Phil Branston assisted on the goal The game did not remain tied too long as Murray McKague scored to put the Sunocos in front for the third time At the 1321 mark of the frame Coulson got his second goal on another power play Brantson and captain Bob Baird drew the assists Only 217 after that goal was scored Foy put Port Elgin back in front while the Flyers Brant son was off serving hooking penalty SETTLEI DOWN After that outburst which saw the teams score five goals in less than 10 minutes of play the teams settled down The games next goal did not come until the 1008 mark of the third period as Bill Buckton gave Port Elgin its first two goal lead of the game At the 1627 mark Doug Wood added an insurance goal Collins was busy man as the Sunoco shooters forced him to make 46 saves Jon Bak made 26 saves in the Port Elgin net SHORTS Branston who has been used at both forward and defense so far this season by Regan will probably be per manently at the blueline from now on The biggest save of the game was made by Collins when he stopped sharpshooting Buckton on penalty shot in the second perid big difference for the Sunocos was having Jacke Howe back in the lineup Los Angeles Minnesota lose NFC powers changing The torch may have been passed once and for all in the National Football Conferences West and Central Divisions Los Angeles and MinneSOta have ruled those two divisions for years but both have faced disheartening reversals this season and Sundays games may have signalled the end of their control Los Angeles surrendered first place in the NFC West losing for the first time since 1961 to the suddenlysizzling New York Giants 2014 and dropping one game back of New Orleans which beat Washington 1410 Minnesota six times cham pions of the Central went headtohead with this years leader Tampa Bay The Vik ings came out on the short end of 1210 score and slipped three games back of the Bucs Elsewhere in the National Football League Sunday Houston edged New York Jets 2724 Pittsburgh downed Dallas 143 Buffalo edged Detroit 2017 Baltimore outlasted New England 3126 Cleveland ripped St Louis 3820 Miami beat Green Bay 27 Cincinnati stunned Philadelphia 3713 Denver Georgian protest leads to victory Protest can sometimes lead to nasty situations But there is Football squad third Georgian College took third spot in the Ontario College Athletic Association touch foot ball championships at Mohawk College last weekend Twelve colleges competed in the third annual finals Georgian finished first in their division which consisted of four teams Georgian had record of two wins and one loss in division play However it is the third year that Georgian has finished third overall In their first game Georgian pounded Sanford Fleming 462 They then played Kin stons St Lawrence College an lost 137 Georgian edged Sheridan in their final division game In the quarterfinals Georgian met Niagara College and shut them out 130 That ad vanced them to one semifinal which was rematch against St Lawrence The rematch turned into an instant replaySt Lawrence won 137 the same score as when the two teams met in division ulav the odd time that protests work out well Such was the case for Georgian Colleges mens doubles tennis team At the regionals Oct 1920 Jeff Collett and Joe Hay were forced to default their semi final match against Centennial when they missed their court time But Georgian coach Bruce Brereton appealed the default claiming that it was the fault of the organizers of the tournament and not his players fault Brereton won the appeal and rematch between the Georgian and Centennial mens doubles team was scheduled in order to determine which team would go to the Ontario finals Only the top two teams in each division advance Collett and Hay took ad vantage of the second op portunity and defeated the Centennial mens pair 60 61 to play their way into berth in the provincial championships next weekend at Hamiltons Mohawk College Collett and Hays new placing in the regionals is second notch up from the third They placed before the protest Besides the mens doubles team Georgian also has their hopes pinned on Matt Birtwhis tle in mens singles Birtwhistle took first overall at the Regionals and Brereton expects him to do equally as well in the provincial finals whipped Kansas City 203 and Chicago edged San Francisco 2827 Oakland defeated San Diego 4522 Thursday night Seattle plays at Atlanta in the Monday night game Giants 20 Rams 14 Rookie Phil Simms threw pair of TD passes as the Giants won their fourth in row and dropped the Rams to 45 record and second place in the NFC West where theyve won the title for six straight years It was the third straight loss for injuryriddled Los Angeles and marked the first time since 1966 that the Rams have been Cincinnati Bengals linebacker BOB OLLSON scores twice He centred the McKinnons Jim and Bob the Sunocos big line The Flyers play homeand series with Owen Sound Greys next weekend The teams will be here for an 8230 Friday night game and then travel north for rematch Sunday There is bus making the trip to Owen Sound and fans can purchase ticket on it for $5 They are available through executive members and will be on sale next Friday under 500 this late in the season It is obvious what has hap pened to us said LA coach Ray Malavasi You know the number of people we have lost to injuries still think we have achanceto win our division Saints 14 Redskins 10 New Orleans defence sacked Redskin quarterback Joe Theismann seven times and stopped Washington 18 times on goaltogo plays to deliver vital victory for the Saints Archie Manning hooked up with Wes Chandler on 45yard TD pass play Jim LeClair smothers Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Ron Jawarski after knocking down Jawarski pass in an NFL game in Cincinnati Sunday The Bengals smothered the Eagles 37l3 with the Bengals defence containing the Eagles and forcing fum bles and errors which the offence was able to take advantage of AP Laserphoto Good Americ Midgets beat Detroit Once month Detroit Little Caesars Midget hockey team goes on the road looking for bet ter competition than they get in their league in Detroit Satur day they got better competi tion than they reckoned for when they faced Barrie Coop Midgets Barrie defeated Detroit 31 in an exhibition match at Dunlop Arena Both teams came at hitting hard in the first period The ac tion was end to end and fairly evenly matched although Detroit players found themselves in the penalty box more than the Barrie team the case throughout the ame It was not until the inal two minutes of the first period that Barrie got on the scoreboard Brian Smith scored on goal assisted by Rob McNabb and Third attempt Guelph student takes race It took Sheldon Witte three dies to make the 1979 Ontario Intercollegiate Harness Driv ing Championship at Barrie Raceway This year the University of Guelph student beat out the others in the elimination race at his univer sity for spot in the Ontario finals Saturday Witte came within one stop of making the Canadian championships Witte won the second heat featuring seven university drivers to qualify for the final But in the final Dale Maclntyre 20 yearold student from the University of Waterloo won the Sixth Edition of the Ontario championships and earned chance to compete for the na tional championship Saturday Nov at Mohawk Raceway THAMESFORD NATIVE Maclntyre native of Thamesford Ontario drove Check Dale to head victory to claim the winners share of the Ontario Harness Horsemens Association $1000 scholarship which was split between the top six finishers among the student drivers Maclntyre is in the faculty of Engineering at Waterloo but has spent five years working with horses and has his grooms license It was his first ap pearance in the provincial com petition While Witte took the heat that featured university drivers Ken Lock from St Clair Col lege in Windsor Ontario won the college elimination event Bert Ruhl driving for Centen nial College and Bill Manes from Sheridan College also qualified for the Ontario final Ron Scheckenberger from McMaster University also gain ed berth in the final Witte emphasized how dif ficult it is to make the Ontario championship It was his third try and he said that when he won chance to compete in the Ontario championship he couldnt believe it When won the Guelph elimination race it was real high said Witte had raced Hadley and Mair lead Oro to win Dave Mair scored two goals and Murray Hadley added goal and an assist to lead Oro 77s to an 83 win over Bracebridge in Junior hockey game Friday in Orillia 0ro opened the scoring at 1657 of the first period on powerplay goal by Roger Mc Cuaig assisted by Neil MacDonald Bracebridge even ed the score at 11 on goal by Rob Newton also on power play But Oro went ahead short ly after when Hadley scored assisted by Doug Shefill Wayne Cole made it 31 for Oro when he scored assisted by Ernie Cummings Roland Lee put Oro ahead 41 on shor thanded unassisted goal Bracebridge came back with goal by Brian Lee but then Mair scored his first goal to regain the threegoal margin Hadley assisted on Mairs goal Only minute later Mair scored Shorthanded unassisted goal to give Oro 62 lead In the third period Dave Forbes counted Oros seventh goal on an assist by Doug Shefill Peter Cole scored the final Oro goal on power play assisted by Rusty Hastings Bracebridges final goal was scored by Ted Sholge The game was filled with penalties including total of six fighting majors Oro had 17 minor penalties and two majors while Bracebridge had 16 minors and three majors The win moves Oros record to five wins one tie and one loss They play Gravenhurst next Friday in Orillia Cgm Parry to put Barrie ahead PENALTY TROUBLE In the second period Detroit ran into penalty trouble and Barrie took advantage of it scoring two more goals to take 30 lead Mike McDonald scored Barries second goal midway through the second period assisted by Peter Whelan and Kevin Tustin Mike in it the two years before and never been first But it take lot more to win the Ontario championshiplike two more races Maclntyre will be one of nine theexaminer Monday0ct 29 1979 Hoffman gave Barrie three goal cushion at the 847 mark when he slipped one past Detroit goalie Affholter Terry Tilleczeck and Gary White got the assists The final period featured fine defensive play by both teams Detroit ruined Barrie goalies Jerry Skipwith and Wayne Lynn who shared goal duties bid for shutout when Kinal provincial champions lrom across Canada competing at the national finals At stake will be the winners share of the Canadian Trotting Associa tions$20005cholarship Takes womens title Fifteenyearold Elfie Schlegel of Toronto per forms on the balance beam Sunday during the third Canadian gymnastics trials at Toronto Schlegel took the womens overall title and will lead the womens team to the world cham pionships in Fort Worth and Dallas Tex in December CP Laserphoto scored at the three minute mark with assists by McKay and Green Barrie took 29 shots on goal while Detroit had 26 shots on the Midgets net We played well sid Barrie Midgets coach Mike McCann We have couple of new players that were breaking in an its going well The only area didnt think we played well in was our power play But we havent worked on our power play yet weve been working on new forechecking system and really just put the lines together two weeks ago We have good offensive players its just matter of getting them organized McCann explained that Detroit approached Barrie about coming up to play them He said that Detroit had heard through someone in Orillia that Coop Midgets were good team and had wanted to play them on their road trip For their part Barrie also knew of Little Caesars and their reputation as good hockey club game between the two seemed to be of mutual benefit McCann was so pleased with Saturdays game that Barrie trip down to Detroit for rematch is in the makings MIGHTGOTHERE We might be going down there but it isnt for sure at this point said McCann McCann feels that Little Caesars is good American team McCann says that Little Caesars are definitely com petitive with Canadian midget clubs but he is not surprised Detroit has been hotbed of hockey in the States and Mc Cann says that Little Caesars may not even be the best midget team out of Detroit this year As for his own club McCann feels that Barrie is good team and that the midget team in Barrie has been good all along Were going to be con tender said McCann Sometimes we have trouble getting ready mentally for league games and thats when we play poorly But we were really up for the game against Detroit One improvement that pleases McCann is the reduc tion in penalties by his players The team had reputation of taking bad penalties but Mc Cann says this season many of the retaliationtype penalties are gone Now McCann wants to work on consisten cysometimes the team plays sporadically Consistency will be important especially in March when Barrie Coop Midgets play hosts of the Air Canada Ontario Midget cham pionships Midgets have won several Ontario championships and hope to repeat that feat But we cant think about that too much right now said McCann The Advance Consumer Seminar How to buy loudspeaker The most popular and educational program on loudspeakers in Canada OCTOBER 30 1979 730 PM CONTINENTAL INN BARRIE TICKETS $200 ea Subjects that will be covered Frequency response Time alignment phased array octavetooctave balance Colouration and accuracy The four types of loudspeaker imaging and dispersion SEATING 100 MAXIMUM RESERVATIONS ONLY Exactly 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