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Red Storey hos lusdoyinsun By El HARPER thay The Montreal Alouettes and the Edmonton Eskimos will be niwting each other once again in the Grey Cup game which will be played in Montreal on Sunday As always it will be big day in Canadian sport tine cant help but wonder as the time approaches who the hero of thc game will be for it seems that the Grey Cup game always produces hero Going back in the history of the inj Tup games the name of Roy Alvin Storey tbetter known to Barrie fans as Rtd stands out as one of the tircy iips fincst heroes ltwt or Buster as some people called him was pro duct of the Barrie schools where he lived and was raised He lctt school at 17 and went to Leaside suburb of Toronto where he worked in railway yard The next year he met led Morris who was then halfback for the Toronto Argonauts Ill was later coach and he brought Storey out toan Argo practice That was in the summerol 1936 ST YEI WIIII ARIIHS The first year was an inauspicious one for the big man from Barrie In if he stayed with the Argos and they went on to become tirey tup champions but Red being halfback substitute had very little to do with the victory But he had his day on December 12 1938 trey Cup Satur day For thru qiiartcrs of the game Storey sat in the ac customed obscurity of the bench with blanket wrapped around him while the bettcrknown Argo players such as Bill Stukas and Art West fought close contest with the Win nipeg Blue Bombers Finally in the opening moments of the fourth quarter big lied Storey got his chance Winnipeg was ahead by score of 74 But Storey literally tore the game apart He played as he had never played before and was great inspiration to his team who seemed to be lifted to the heights of greatness and played one of the finest quarters of football ever played in Yanada Led by the brilliant playing of Storey Toronto gained more yards In the final quarter than Winnipeg had managed during the whole game tounting an intercepted pass that he ran back Storey himself gained 1th yards He scored three of the Argonauts loiir touchdowns and he set up the other with fine run back The game that had been so close when Storey came iii was won by the Argos 207 DEVELUIES IIEItttES What makes an athlete like Storey have great day No one really knows what brings all the factors together at once An athlete may go through his whole career without ever being the great hero that Storey was that day for the Argos But for some unknown reason the Grey up seems to develop heroes Each year some player even though he may already be star comes up ith greater effort than he has ever show it licloic lied Storey great day had little extra dimension He was member of an allrtanadian team one of the last of such teams in game that is becoming more and more American and he was playing against Winnipeg Blue Bomber team that was stacked with imports The athletic prowess that Red showed that Saturday in limit was skill that had made Canadian football more distinctively exciting than the American version of todays game And even though the trey up has gone on in the years since to become one of the most publicized and hallyhmed shows in aiiadian sport the chapter that Storey put into the anadian history of football when he won the irey ttip practically by himself has to be one of the most dramatic of all And he was from otir fair city of Barrie sgorts shorts Floor hockey tournament tl Ho participants will take part in the Huronia Recreational Departments seventh annual floor hockey tournament at lluronia Regional centre in rillia Nov 24 Teams from Barrie Edgar North Bay Palmerston Hrayenhiirst Midland Woodstock Richmond Hill Aurora uid ttiillia have entered the tournament Buckeyes extend streak Stay ner Scnior Buckeyes extended their winning streak to live games with two wins in basketball tournament held recently at Kiiicardiiic DistrictHigh school in the first game Buckeyes trounced Kincardine €334 liavc McKay led the Staynei team with 12 rebounds and also scored to points Dayn Leyshon topped the scorers with points tn the championship game Stayner defeated Tistowell it til led by Leyshon again with 16 points McKay added 11 and Roy Gabriel hit for Troynor leads Eagles win Keith liaynor scored five goals and Ton Agorowiss scored four as Barrie Screaming Eagles screamed by Toronto Queen Street ll stars by the score of 162 in an Ontario hockey league game Tom Baker added hattrick and Dave Cleverdon the playercoach also scored one goal and had four assists The Barrie team is looking for more teams to play and would like to arrange games both in town and out of town lntcrcsted persons should call liavc leverdon at 7374939 Orangeville spiel winners Uraiigeville club skipped by Mary McKay won the first place trophy at the Amy air Invitational Bonspiel at Barrie turling 1th on Essa Road Wednesday The Barrie club finished as runnerups Mary Hamilton skipped for Barrie and Grace Ough Andrea Porter and Peg Peria rd were the other team members There were 14 clubs in the competition including clubs from Meafoid Orilha Newmarket Bracebridgc Alliston and Midland Look at All these features Automatic cot0r control and tleshtone correction RCA adv anced XtendedLite chassis Low power consumption averages only 71 watts Super Accatine black matrix picture tube SingaLock electronic varactor tuning Automatic Finetuning pinpomts correct $56995 51 ES MONARCH TV AND Gift for all the family 20 XL1OO Roommate Table Model TV Model F0450 SEMI 118 Donlop St East APPLIANCES 7282059 all 58 pflitlfl ifiifl rfiVAi Barrie Colts netminder Dunc Brownel goes out of his net to challenge Streetsville Derbys shooter during the latters 91 victory at Dunop Street Arena Thursday night Staying behind to Campbell buries Dollos By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS primestime show about st The famed Dallas Cowboys gling young football tinitii computer blew fuxe Thursday patient understanding whenitcouldntcounttoii Monte lark and the lionor The monumental mistake Lions wouldliketuvoluntcii courtesy of Dallas specialty It would be real Illillilttf teams gave Houston Oilers The team lll behind rtitihlt second chance and they cashed and taking an eightgami the boner for the gamewinning losing streak into nationaifi touchdown and 3024 Natioanl televised Thanksgiving in Football League victory game against the rough tuna And if youre looking for Chicago Bears who would it The NHL ldtimers pay the Barrie Minor floridy VLISIIIO the Home of thQBarrip Association lrads in friendly Fair Friday when they take on hiltkei millsh tltt Dttitich it Raycroft sizzling in Allandole win Allandale thumped Nottawa 82 in Huronia Senior Hockey the second period ended League action at Angus Thurs Jynight The first period was close with RobTodd ind omit Mc With Allandales Rob Todd scoring the Frames only Allandale Nottawa got the marker Consecutive second period goals by Connie Maloncy Rick Boorman and Ron Raycraft Opened three803 Allitndiilt helped setupthree markers lead Nottawa managed to get Peewees one of the markers back betorc had big night scoiid twitt ann also finding the mark for games last goal Raycraft collected six put is on the night with three goals and three assists Mctann also RN take care of the lo it riot Is Colt defender Surgeon John by Cathy Hecther pit worth and loiii fiotii tlic llalla it Ilitt larslty illitil How Well Ilttlld thinking lliillltlli try liilt goal llu ltIiiwi counted t2 tiw ms or the livid and hand tll was the odd man out no ii Dont Settle For An 47 when you Mr yali iilnmis Elitzttli likc lcv iii llll ll itltltlt iAsrtiousr Mimi WITH THE OOHYOURSELF IN MIND l7 LOOKS REM BECAUSE IT IS REM Coupon1 15 °o DISCOUNT when you present this coupon In the third Raycratt who it VALID UNTll FEB 2980 filli LJiil Mi thump Auro big second period carried for Barrie on play set up by the Barrie Rotary Club Major Mike ubois and Todd Marrow Peewees to 51 victory over Before the frame was out Aurora in YorkSimcoe action Aurora hadiiedthe score Thursday night Barrie scored their remain In the first period David ing four goals in the second Crockford opened the scoring period rafg lerri had two of amfi mas4tsk3hx as MA SONR SUPPLIES LIMITED MHEY iwror MASONRYSUPPLES litmu liiil lIilili li Junction Hwy 24 27 North at Midhuis My ioxi IANAttl Of The Eyamincr The Barrie tolts were prepared to give the Srcetn lle Derbys good ltlS sic last night but once the ac stariul the talent iust there anti lc homeside went down to it defeat at the llattdS of the leagues twiniethtithL think our players were pro grly prepared for the game but once liiisc guys started pla ng HIi itctiiiig them it instead oi playing with train said manager Jim Short Shi rt and coach tiary Mac lliaii toiind out thiit their club siist hasnt got thc horses to be ciitiipetiive with the leagues prcintt teams REE 0H Illlt Were still three or four good hockey players away from ticng in the some class as the Derbys said Short lhcy yisi ovyipiiwcrul tis lhe toits had good first period but missed on couple of excellent scoring op portiiiiitii The licitiy scored couple soft goals li the ittli1eliyluliIlliltlbttltltyl Juvendes downed in two games The Barrie Allan ook Juveniles have taken losses in their last two outings They ended up on the short end of 61 scored against Base Borden and were iiippcd 31 by cwinarkci Barrio hold margin over Base Borden alter the first period but were not In the ganicattei that Steyc luiitnons scored the first goal for Billli with Steve chitlnir sctnig him up Matt tiaiicpy tticii tallicd second marker with tling lrwin assisting Newmaiket scored goals in each ol the first two periods to tke the lead in that defensive battle Barrie did not get on the scoreboard until inst 241 re inaincd in the game led Fair Iltilih with liiiiinons assisting was the lllitlESltillll liairics record stands at three wins three losscs and tie Imitation Gitiariijéianioit 7262321 the examiner 77Friday niov 23 1959 Derbys just too deep for Colts to take the wind out of the Colts sails After Ken Strong Grame Hall and Bryan Grigsby tallied for the Derbys Rick Bowman on play set up by Terry Myers and Steve Bouchey got one back fortheColts The opening period was very quwt penalty wise as the Colts took two minors and Derbys three SECOND ROIGHER The second period was rougher and in the third there were plenty of needless penalties There were two fights in the match However all and all for game involving the Derbys it was relatively pena ltyfree Steve MacDonald and Bob Darling scored for the Derbys in the second period and tirigsby Bruce Robertson Hall and Mark Pierog tallied in the third dont think our guys were intimidated by them Short said We just watched them too much Short said it meeting Wedncs day night in which team icpicseiitatiycs met to discuss complaint made about the licrbys by the ttakvillc Blades will not in all likelihood change Strwtsvilles approach to the game The Blades had complained 24 Owen St 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