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197 tho examiner Saturday August 11 1979 oounfl sports Cori Alliston win it all By BILL IRRAN If the close league race is any indication followers of the South Simcoe baseball circuu should be able to look forward to one of the most exciting playoff battles in years Judging from league games Allistons dashing Canucks and the defending champion rillia Majors could be listed as favorites But Ivy Leafs Newmarket Hawks and our own Barrie Red Sox also have shown they are still very much in the contention Orillias Junior Pontiacs have demonstrated they can rise to the heights at times and also could upset the applecart with hot streak in the games that count most Bob Doners anueks looked like champions when they dumped the Majors to the tune of to in their last clash at Alliston early in the week After bad start when he gave up three runs Larry llalbert pitched super ball in blanking the defending champions the rest of the way Allision fans who witnessed that game are convinced that their anueks have the necessary power and drive and all they need is the right breaks to take their first league cham pionship since I968 Records show Ivy Leafs won it in 1972 Either trillia Juniors or Majors dominated the title in all the other years in between ANIIKS STILXIHLY MOVING AHEAD Aided by the player building policy of Bob Doner senior the anucks have been steadily moving ahead The current team looks inueh more formidable that the Canucks of year ago which lost out to the Majors in hardfought semi inal Orillias two veteran aces Jerry Udell and Brock Richardson were given close runs by Larry Halbert and Greg Campbell in hurling duels The Majors were then rated fortunate in coming out on top by one and two run scores in four games Halbert recorded 11 strikeouts and gave up only five hits in stopping the Major in their last league encounter this season Greg tampbell also indicated he was in top form for the playoffs by outpitching Don Whittaker of Orillia Juniors for two to one win on fourrhitter in another recent league game WONT INDIIRHATE BATTLING LEAFS Menwhile Monty Elliotts warning that Ivy Leafs will be battling all the way hasnt been disregarded by rival clubs We consider Ivy as tough team to beat conceded Ma jors coach Gander Ross In fact we dont believe in under rating any team fveiconfidence has wrecked many teams You just have to give your best all the way The Major downed the Newmarket Hawks four straight in last years finals But this is another year reminded Ross The Hawks this week downed rillia Pontiacs three to one on threehitter by Dan Cooney Gerry Wingrove gave up nine hits to the winning Hawks in that recent league eon test at Illllil Asked about the Barrie Rvd Sox Coach Ross smiled Well they trimmed us couple of times already said referring to protested league games in particular which Barrie won handily As said we dont take anything for granted against any club We dont give up without fight either ill IlIIINSIIIPS SIIANTY HAY Golfers at Shanty Hay have their main current attention centred on tomorrows itshole championship event to decide 1979 clubtitles Veteran golfer Bruce Gapp former champion was among the first to reach the semifinals for the mens lauiels Other leaders at Shanty Bay in this series were Lorne Knowles Frak Light and Al Fraser Rert Maw advanectl to the semifinals in the mens han dicap round by defeating Dave Milliken Hell meet Kurt Horne in his next test the latter having eliminated Ken Harvey iii close match Bud Gamble and Harold Stiner are other semi finalists In the senior series to be decided by August 19 Dave Milliken Bruce Gapp Bill Ireland and Vanderverr are all still in the competition for the honors Aim Smith defeated Jean McLeod to move up to the finals in the business girls section Vemiece Peets and Barb Smith also are seeking this title Still in the competition in the handicap event are Rita Crowell Wendy Burton Sue Martin Jean Abercrombie Rita Johnston and Ann Smith again There have been some close contests in the regular ladies handicap series Reaching the quarter finals are Marion Robillard 1iuiecn Harvey Debby Godin Jean Crump Audrey Dcwsnap Iee ovcll and Joan Gallimore Annual ladies invitational at Golf Haven course has been arranged for Thursay August 23 Younger golfers have shown much interest in the coming junior invitational event at Barrie golf and country club August 11 NHL hockey stars will be among those taking part in celebrity sottbati Chris Evert Lloyd the top ranking woman in the world quickly eliminated unseeded Renee Richards in the semifinals of the US Open Clay Court tennis championships in lndionopolis Fri day AP Photo ham Smith game at Angus this Sunday beginning at EDMONTON CPI To Gra the real com petition is not at the Canadian national swimming champion ships But to qualify for the two big events coming up the EdmonA ton swimmer had to win in the national championships This he did easily in the first event he entered Friday night mens loometre breaststroke Smith 21 created Com monwealth Games history last year when he became the first swimmer to win six gold med als This he did in the same Don Smith Pool in the Com inonwealth Aquatic Centre named after his late father Among other records Smith holds the Canadian record in loometre breaststroke 10306 He didnt need that to win Fri rts ditor David Fuller7266537 Looks forward to Russians Smith easy winner at national meet day Still his time of 10389 was almost two seconds ahead of silver medallist Dave Miller of Toronto The events Smith is looking forward to are the CanadaSo viet Union meet in Moscow next week and the Federation Inter nationale de Natation Amateur FINA Cup in Tokyo early next month Top golfers at the Senior golf championship held Friday at Barrie Country Club are left to right Ernie Salter Mark Helesic Melchers lnc Pat McGrath low gross winner Bill Lemmon low net and Bob Austin club professional Examiner Photo Damp rainy rainy weather didnt dampen the enthusiasm or the scores of golfers who showed up in record numbers Friday at Barrie Country Club for the Simcoe County Senior golf tournament total of 116 golfers showed up from all over Simcoe County and th province making the event the most successful ever held It the tournamenti has grown by leaps and bounds commented Bob Austin club professional and chairman of the event Leading the parade of golfers was Pat McGrath low gross winner with 75 Bill Lemmon shot the low net with 75 FLIGHT WINNERS Roy Herron of Brampton led the way in the flight for golfers 5059 with 67 Low net in the flight was Murray Copeland from Fox Head with 67 In the grouping for golfers from 6069 Bill McLeod of Bar rie shot 77 for low gross score Low net went to Ted Thompson of Barrie with 67 The grouping for golfers Barrie Juveniles split two games Barrie Juvenile Hurons split pair of games this week to end the regular lacrosse season with 552 record NHL stars in Angus 730pm Terry Martin of the Buffalo Sabres Mark Napier and John Van Boxmeer are among the NHL stars exchanging hockey sticks for baseball bats for the evenings entertainment Other celebrities taking part include Ron Hoggarth referee John DAmoco writer Rick Fraser of the Toronto Sun and Rep Guidolin Everyone in the Angus area will want to come out to see these personalities in action and support good CBUSC The cost is just $150 per per son or $1 for children All pro ceeds go to help AngUS Minor Hockey Association Golfer carts holeinone Friday was redletter day for golfer Gary Zimmerman of Toronto when he scored hole inone at the Alcona Golf Club Zimmerman carted his ace on the par lzoyard 6th hole He accomplished the feat his first ever using an iron scoreboard Iltl baseball ltttiirgt $5 44 370 Ultiltlt IF tl lunlrtiJ to 55¢ tN Chicago 51 Itl tIll St Louis 59 SJ Baltimore 7n Is 667 pmlddeiphm 50 an 051 4i New York 47 in In Milwaukee on 59 11 ii 15 Houston till 4v ssi NW 53 17 Cinctniitit 64 54 St IVVLIWI l7 13 San Francisco 35 fit 47 Toronto Tu tiil lg sm raga 53 ts ltplilt 51 64 Hi Atlanta is 7i isi Friday Results MlN ew York 75 Montreal 16 Tll 39 5t ihiiagu so ti us ll Seattle ii ti gt JMAIAI 31 Houston Atlanta Friday tlisulh San Diego Cincznnat Oakland iv ltiiiicseia softball Kansas iity hired at Hostii Iiiims Hdllttlili eo is Seattle ltltifl surnull Barrie and District Girls Salim tooksamn at moch 71 Shutterbug tti Home itiliiurnia Minnesota Lou 116 Change Hi ileycio In liiiiiiie ii grounds Chicago Hs Pet iHl lhzladclphia 42 Pittsburgh Craighutst 1t Georgian Sports Mary Brown 11 by Bears SOFT Innisfil Icns Softball tiiuriiaiiiriit Wall Real Estate FH Border ii Giffen Farm Eqmpment Golf Haieni Slidhum Transport Miiftats Lsed Cars tirenfel Olympic RPgtLIUTJIII ii Georgian Sportss Barrie Ollt ewmarket Legiiii Angels top 10 It it Pct 398 85 LR Ll 394 71 130 3311 373 66 1l Hu 193 61 129 llfl HT 85 146 343 57 11 133 30 IN 468 86 HI 73 H6 390 36 SI Till llIKI Lynn Bus Kemp Dei Downing al Bochie Sea Rice Bus Lercann Iii Olzitr Te Brett Kt Snialley Min Wilton Min The team now advances to the Lakeshore Juvenile playoffs which begin Tuesday at Eastview Collegiate in Bar iiebeginningattipm In games this week Barrie edged Mimico 42 on Tuesday in rescheduled game Rob Stevenson scored two goals for Barrie with Jacques Mireault and Warren Won picking up the other scores On Thursday Barrie closed out the regular season against Whitby and were downed ha ndi ly 11H Barrie played well in the first period but tired as the game went along Senior golf tournament attracts record field 70 and over was won by Ross McDonald of the Board of Trade in Toronto Mr McDonald who is 73 shot low gross score of 80 Charlie Beasley of Barrie scored low net in the grouping with score of65 sports calendar pm Kolmar Kosinos vs 441 Silyer Fox St Pauls Veterans Slow Ball League all games doubleheaders Soccer pm Aurora HezirLs vs Barrie City Muskoka vs Harrie Canadian both games in Barrie New market and District Soccer Association Softball am Start of Barrie and District Girls Softball League tournament Queens Park and Shear Park SlNllAY Baseball to am Orillia Majors vs reemore Ipm Barrie Red Sox vs Alliston anucks reeniore Ontario Baseball Association Senior playoffs Slow Pitch 12 pm Stroud Plaza Merchants vs Howards Heroes 130pm 47 Oilers vs Bill LeBouef Jewellers Ii pm Howards Heroes vs II fhlers Stroud plaza Merchants vs Transmission King White Partridge Farms vs Superim Pro pane Shear park Barrie and District Slow Pitch League Softball Iiop Consolation final Barrie and District Girls Softball League tourna ment Queen Park pm Championship final SDGSI tournament Queens Park Track and Field ittntaio Bantam Midget Juvenile Championships Sudbury Yachting to am lanzer 2226 Invitational Keinpenfelt Hay Yacht Club short eouse Harrie cIIfaatlierttfin Heat GPumps GE WEATHERIRON NORTH AMERICAS NO SELLING HEAT PUMP ONE SYSTEM HEATS COOLS DYKSTRA BROTHERS ELECT RIC 7261 439 EASTVIEW POWER SKATING SCHOOL SEPT 17 TO 29 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