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Flyers goalie Grant Cole attempts to smother the puck before Collingwoods Geo Wilson can get to it Poul Regan far left and Terry Agnew spo Is this 2i arrive to help out but seconds later Wilson scored to tie the game at 33 Examiner Photo by Cathy Heather Riders up against tough Als MONTREAL Ii Ottawa Rough Riders Face Montreal Alouettes in the Canadian Foot ball Leagues Eastern Con ference final today for the sixth time in seven years and they hope to break with recent form The Alouettes have won the last four such meetings in 1974 1975 1977 and 1978 The last vie tory by Ottawa over Montreal in the RFC final came in 1973 by BilH score although the Rough Riders won the Grey Cup in 1976 over Saskatchewan The individual winners of awards at the Eastern Football Conference awards night in Montreal Friday Left to right Ray Watrin Montreal Alouettes outstanding offensive lineman Martin Cox Ottawa Rough Riders rookie of the year David Green Montreal Alouettes most outstanding player Ben Zambiasi Hamilton TigerCats outstanding defensive player Leif Pettersen Hamilton TigerCats outstanding Cana dian player CP Photo Green achieves one of goals chosen as outstanding player MONTREAL tCIi Runii ing back David Green of Mon treal Alouettes has achieved one of his three goals for the 1979 Canadian Football League season and appears to be edg ing closer to the other two Green who rushed for an Eastern Conference record 1678 yards thus surpassing his stated goal of 1600 yards pick ed up the Jeff Russel Trophy on Friday night as the EFCs outstanding player set myself three goals before the season Green said The first was to gain moo yards did that The second was to win the Schenley Award as the CFLs most outstanding player havent done it yet but Im very close The third was to get to the Grey Cup and win that Green is the EFC nominee for scoreboar hockey III ll tttttltltt orris linisiun tontreal Los Iigeles ti littshtiigli ii Hartford Detroit danis liniston Boston to Minnesota 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Roliliteltoliitoiix li lxarki t11llthir vsv la iul lined ut ext 53 to it lt it it ItltllllItt It lt lll HIllrtltlltvll ed 11 nit Frak loam Roughriders Head coach George Brancato had several injuries apart from quarterback ondredge Holloways sore ribs to con cern him in final preparations Friday for the Olympic Stadium showdown Running back Mike Murphy has hippointer while defen sive back Larry Brune was to play with two fractured thumbs Lineman Brian Hedges has shoulder injury and defensive end Mike Fanucci has sprained ankle If Holloway falters Jimmy Jones will take Over at quarter back and Ottawas upset chances may be diminished Rough Riders middle line backer Ray Nettles said Ot tawa must stop Alouettes running back David reen who rushed for 1678 yards this season Hes one of the toughest run ning backs Ive ever played against Nettles said One guy alone cant bring him down You have to gang tackle him Nettles also said Alouettes quarterback Joe Barnes could pose problems The game will be seen on the full network starting at pm EST Jack Gotta marvelled as be mentally surveyed the lineups of Edmonton Eskimos and his own Calgary Stampeders going into Sundays Canadian Foot ball League Western Ton ference championship game think its an unusual thing to come this late in the season and have the guys available that you want to have to play he said Friday think thats really good where lot of your better players are not sidelined their better players are not sidelined The next week would hope the same thing he added Whoever comes out of here whoever comes out of the East would hope that both those teams are going into it the Grey Cup as healthy teams Gotta naturally hopes itll be his contingent of roaust young men who turn up in Montreal next week to meet todays win ner of the Ottawa Rough Rid ersMontreal Alouettes mat chup But first he faces Hugh Campbells Eskimos angling for their sixth Grey Cup ap pearance in seven years The Stampeders are missing no starters and most im portantly starting quarterback Ken Johnson and backup John Hufnagel are not among the walking wounded SPECIAL WEEKEND RATES Free Pickup and 43 Essa and 1980 modelsand inalies ofcors Barrie DriveuCar Flyers hit hard By CATHY HEATHER Of The Examiner According to coach Darryl Sly the thing that makes the Intermediate hockey league Such great league is the fact that on any given night any give team can beat another team Friday night at Dunlop Arena was perfect example of what Sly meant as his team Collingwood Shipbuilders the firstplace team in the league suffered 53 loss at the hands of the thirdplace Barrie Flyers Barrie came out flying in the first period and took advantage of every break they could to score three goals and take an lead before Collingwood found their skates and tallied one on ding the period in score Gerry Raycraft scored Flyers first goal with only nine seconds gone in the game after taking pass from Ron Lyte Terry Agnew who played strong hitting game against Shipbuilders gave Flyers 20 lead at 519 when he beat Coll ingwood goalie Ron Patterson Dan Walker and Ken Knapton assisted Bob Coulson made it 30 on Shorthanded goal Lyte was off for elbowingt at 842 of the period Les Burgess former Flyer player now with Shipbuilders tallied Collingwoods first goal when his team was shorthand ed with John Mathews off for tripping Peter Dunbar assisted In the second period there was no scoring but lot of very hard hitting and chippy play Eight minors were called in the second period alone four of them roughing penalties Two fighting majors were also hand ed out With only six minutes gone in the period scrap er rupted in the Collingwood end between Flyers Phil Branston and Shipbuilders John Mat thews The two players were sent off for five minutes each for fighting Meanwhile Wayne Dusome and Peter Dunbar were also roughing it up and both were sent off with double minors Dusomes both roughing calls and Dunbar with holding and roughing calls ollingwood put lot of pressure on Barrie goaltender Grant Cole in the second period firing 11 shots on him and forcing him to make several fine saves In the third period both teams continued hardhitting and chippy play In the first few minutes of the third period Shipbuilders controlled the play and put fired number of shots at Cole with Bill Lanckes shot finally beating him making the score 31 While Cole made some good saves Flyers had difficulty cleaing the puck out of their own zone and finally Ship builders capitalized to score the tying goal Geo Wilson took pass from Murray White as he moved into the slot and put the puck past Cole on his stick side Both teams seemed to pick up speed after the tying goal and while Shipbuilders dominated the play it was Flyers player coach Paul Regan who finally put the winning goal in the net Regan skated over the blue line deked around one Coll ingwood defender and then slid shot along the ice to beat lat terson Shipbuilders pulled their goalie with just over one minute left in the game for an extra attacker and came close to scoring forcing Cole to make several key saves But Ship builders hopes were ended when the puck skipped past Collingwood player at the Flyer blue line and Flyers Bob oulson picked it up skated up left wing aimed carefully and fired the puck into the empty Collingwood net It was very good hockey gameit was obviom that both beat Shipbuilders BOB VOUISON two goals teams wanted to win said Sly former coach of the Barrie Flyers They got three goals in the first period and we won the last two but they put the puck in the net and got the breaks and we didnt even though we outshot them 2819 Although the refereeing left something to be desired Sly said his team needed no exlt cuses they were beaten and that was that Sly was happy with the way his team played and is anticipating the rematch in ollingwood on Shipbuilders larger ice surface didnt expect the game to be that physical said Sly Sly said that it didnt bother him to be facing his old team However he commented that it was very strange feeling to be standing on the other side of the rink The game was rough affair featuring 18 minor penalties mostly roughing slashing and elbowing as well as two fighting majors and one ten minute misconduct Colts bombed in third period Dixie players net four goals If you ask Barrie Colts they probably wish the evacuation in Mississauga had lasted one more day Then they wouldnt have had to play Dixie As it was Dixie exploded for four goals iii the final period to defeat Colts 105 in Junior game Friday night in Dixie Dixie openedlthe first period with three goals to olts one Mike Sawyer Paul Otto and Mike Taylor were the Dixie markers while Colts captain Rick Bowman had Barries lone goal of the period on an unassisted effort with only 41 seconds gone in the period The second period was vir tual shortout as Dixie counted three goals and Colts acounted four Kevin Guest scored three of the Barrie goals one on Rinneards goal gives CoOp tie Rob Rinneard scored two goals including the tying goal to help Barrie oop Midgets gain 66 tie with Thornhill in York Simcoe minor hockey league game Friday in Thor nhill Barrie had to come from behind three times to gain the tie despite taking 42 lead after the first period Thornhill took 10 lead but Cavil evened the score at 11 for Barrie Thornhill went ahead 21 just minute later but 16 seconds later it was tied 22 after Darryl Lynn scored for Coop Rinneard gave Barrie 32 lead and Pete Whelan ended the first periods scoring for Barrie In the second period Thor nhill scored two goals to tie the game 44 In the third Thornhill went ahead by two when they scored two more goals at the beginning of the period But to op came back late in the period with goals by Kevin Tustin and Rinneards second and tying goal to make the score tit Barrie had 32 shots on he Thornhill net while Wayne Lynn and Gerry Skipwith shar Khan wins NEW YORK iAlt Sharif Kahn of Toronto the No1 North American squash rac quets player and his younger brother Aziz blasted their way through the quarterfinals Plus mileage Delivery All 1979 Rd Barrie 266474 ing duties in the Coup net fac ed 22 shots power play to lead Colts Steve Bouchey got the other second period Colts goal Bowman Dave Stephens John Surgenor and Doug Lougheed each had one assist and Chris Wright and Bouchex had two Dave Quinn Kirt Schmidt and Les Smith were the Dixie scorers In the third period Barrie had few shots on Dixie goalie Rob Hughston as most of the play was in the olts end Dar ryl Flynn Taylor Wayne Glen dinning and Flynn with his se cond were the Dixie scorers taking the game away after the period started with Dixie holdingjust aonegoal lead While Colts have been known to suffer penalty problems that wasnt the case in Dixie Only five minors were assessed all night two of them to Colts the oxanflnor Saturday Nov17 1979 Oldtimers readyfortflp By BILL lRRAN MidlandElmvale Oldtimers hockey squad known as the Georgian Bay Indians are continuing to prepare for their coming Scottish trip One of 48 teams entered in an international tournament at Edinburgh in March the Georgians have been playing series of exhibition and toumament games Don Flemings older hockey gladiators will play host to one of their Simcoe County rivals the Orillia Oldtimers with several former Barrie players at Elmvale arena on Satur day night Nov 24 President Walter Varty of the Orillia club announced his team will be playing at Penetanguishene the evening before Weve out to show our players ar not too old to play two games on successive nights said Varty former hockey sharpshooter himself Well have to play on successive days in Scotland and this will be our first test this season At Elmvale Lou lurnerand Den Patterson were com mended for their fine goaltending in exhibition game so far Bob Shropshire will be opposing them in the Orillia net with Earl Raymond as alternate Veteran Max Richardson still going strong at 54 former New York Ranger defenceman Dale Rolfe and forwards Whit Mousseau and Bill Burtch are among former Barrie OHA performers with the Orillia Oldtimers Gary Kennedy has been the leading scorer and playmaker in the seven games played by the Orillia team so far Along with Rolfe and Richardson John Ryckman Dick Sturgeon Tom Curran and Gary Ganton are other defence reliables President arty said the Orillia club will be taking on Allandale Oldt imers in another key test in Januarv OlNTY lRLthi CHAMPIONSHIP Curling for the 197980 Simcoe County curling champion ship will start at Barries Essa Road rink on Sunday December following meeting to complete details of ar rangements President plans provide for 10 games on five Sundays to decide which four rinks will advance to the semifinals and finals Keen competition has been shown in this interesting series for curlers in the past few years and all indications point to another active season As previously the two Harrie clubs will be among those represented Bill Hargreaves of Barrie has been again appointed representative of the Ontario Curling Association for south section clubs in District 10 for provincial championship games with John Scott of Gravenhursl the north sect ion con venor One of 16 divisions in Ontario District 10 includes 25 clubs Along with the Barrie Curling club and Barrie Country club entries from this area include Alliston Bradford Borden ollingwood Cookstown reeinore Coldwater Elmvale Midland Orillia Penetang Stroud Stayner and Thornton from Simcoe County Also in this district are Bala Baysville Braccbridge Gravenhurst Huntsville MacTier Port Carling Schomberg and Shelbu me The provincial championship games start with the Labatt trophy series for men at Gravenhurst and seniors at Midland next month Stroud has been chosen as the site for the Labatt trophy playoffs for division 1t 11 and 12 winners in January The Ontario finals will be at Brampton the middle of February in this tilrd annual event RONSIIELS AT AREA CURLING RINKS Saturdays is frequently bonspiel days at most area curling clubs and Nov 24 is no exception Business girls will hold their Jay Hamilton spiel at Barrie illlllllg rink on Essa road It will be followed by jitney and once At Pcnetanguishene Helen Arbour is in charge of ladies open event with two draws planned to begin at and 11 am Awards will be presented at banquet Orillia curling club is featuring mixed competition next Saturday and Sunday for the KellyGrey awards First ladies bonspiel at ollingwood curling rink on Hume Street is planned for week later on December Mrs Jane Brown of Cedar street is accepting entries Alliston curling club is planning turkey bonspiel for men for Saturday Decembertl on the exclusive Triple Split bHeat Pump Air Conditioner Depending on house size and con struction Carrier Heat Pump can deliver your total heating require ments down to an outsi tempera ture of35°F or lower before supplementary heating cuts in to assist Drastically cuts 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