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point back sports shorts Centennial tourney winners The first annual Georgian College Mens Invitational Volleyball Tournament was held over the weekend at Base Borden With Torontos Centennial College taking the cham pionship in the eightteam event In the final Centennial went up against Sheridan College and triumphed in straight sets by 157 152 scores The Georgian squad went all the way to the semifinal before bowmg out They were eliminated by Centennial with the scores being 157 152 VOther schools taking part in the tourney were Loyalist George Brown Fanshawe Durham and Cambrian Burka allround champ INZELL West Germany Reuter Sylvia Burka of Win nipeg displaying the form which made her world cham pion in 1976 and Craig Webster of Regina captured the allrotund titles Sunday at an international speed skating mee Burka who set track record Saturday over 1500 metres With winning time of two minutes 1109 seconds conclud ed the fourevent competition withoa pair of victories Sun day She captured the 1000 metres in 12729 and the 3000 metres with 44187 clocking The only race that eluded the 25yearold was Saturdays 500 metres in which she finished tied for second in 4331 seconds Tatyana AverinaBarabash won that race and finished second to Burka in the overall standings Webster 22 won two of the four races in the mens allround competition Ile took Saturdays 500 metres in 381 seconds and the 1500me1ri event Sunday in 20199 Stroud teams winners Stroud Teens defeated lnsurall Blue Bombers 30 in Thornton Recreational broomball league game Sunday Rick Braley scored an unassisted goal Ron Currie scored with an assist from Curtis Wicks and Tracey Morton scored Strouds third goal assisted by Braley In another recreational game Woodland Beach edged Bugsville 10 on goal by Paul Craddock Ed Valender assisted Traddock scored the winning goal with only 52 seconds left in the game Stroud remained in first place with 11 points from five wins one tie and no losses Woodland is in second with eight points Bugsville in third with three points and lnsurall one Joan Speers leads Ivy Joan Speers scored three goals to lead Ivy to 71 win over Night Ilawks in South Siincoc ladies broomball league game Sunday in Angus Louise Marshall netted two goals and Brenda lronside and Darlene McLean had one apiece Heather Johnston scored the Night Ilawks only goal the first goal that has eluded Ivy goalie Sue Leighton all year Peter Robson thrashed Pauleyanna 60 led by Debbie Emms who scored three goals Teddy Tetarenko added two and Brenda Scott had one Barb Richards recorded the shut out in net for Peter Robson BC ralliers triumph GRAYIJNG Mich CP The British Columbia rally team of Taisto lleinonen and Tom Burgess won the North American Rally Cup on Sunday with victory in the Sno Drift event final event in the Sports Car Club of Americas pro series The threetime Canadian champions had to win the rally in order to take their first North American title They drove their Toyota Celica to threeminute margin of victory at the end of the 255mile iceand snowcovered route Defending champions John Buffum and Doug Shepherd of the US took the early lead in their Triumph TR8 But Heinonen from Langley BC charged ahead at about the halfway point while Buffum fell to 10th after suffering engine trouble in the late stages Second overall were Doug Leverton and Greg Wilkinson of London 0nt in Datsun 510 Although only five Cana dian cars were entered in the 48car field three of them placed in the top 10 Randy Black of Mississauga 0nt and Donald Craig of Montreal placed their Datsun 510 in seventh place overall and first in production class for showroom stock cars The victory for Heiiionen and Burgess from Burnaby BC marked the first time that Canadians have won the North American Rally Cup Pincay breaks barriers NEW YORK AP Laffit Pincay broke the $8million barrier Sunday by winning the fourth race at Aqueduct on Raymond The win in the $12000 maiden claiming race was worth $7200 and increased the 32yearold Panamanians purse total for the year to $8007080 The former singleyear money record was $6188353 set last year by Darrel McHarge The first $6 million jockey was Steve Cauthen in 1077 It was Pincays 410th victory of the year Based on the normal 10 per cent jockey receives from his mounts winnings he has collected more than $800000 this year He became the ninth jockey to win 4000 career races when he scored aboard My Daughter Cuca in the ninth at Aqueduct on Nov 19 and is second only to Bill Shoemaker in total purse money with about $485 million He won the Eclipse Award as the top jockey in 1971 1973 and 1974 was the nations leading moneytiiniiing jockey for five straight years 107074 and was elected to racings Hall of Fame in 1974 sports hall of fame This weeks mystery sports person is the com missioner of major league baseball He has made several controversial decisions this year the most visible being when he barred Willie Mays from further play in baseball or associa tion with the sport as long as he was working for firm associated with gambling It you know his name send in yours along with your telephone number and address to Sports Hall of Fame co The Examiner Box 370 Barrie L4M 4T6 Winners are selected at random from cor rect entries received by Saturday Jamie Christman of Briar Road in Barrie is the winner of last weeks contest for identifying Gordie Howe of the Hartford Whalers tontest winners will rtttlN an if 31 eightslice three lltlll pizza froir in Mothers liuii Parlour and A4 Arfi Spaghetti llousi Il Iliiyfitld Mglqul SL llarrie Barrie Flyers playercoach Paul Regan just misses from in close against Orillia Terriers net minder Clive Harris during second period In termediate action Saturday night The Flyers were defeated 96 taking their second loss in as many games against the Terriers Examiner PHoto by Cathy Heather Bantams split pair Barrie Green minor bantams came up even and Ross in weekend action their YorkSimcoe minor hockey league game 31 against Unionville after dropp ing 42 decision to Sharon on winning Friday night Vesa Heino Steve Bauchman and Fred Weatherhead were the Banie scorers Shannon Hanspiker tended net for Barrie In the game against Sharon Heino opened the scoring for Barrie but then four con secutive Sharon goals put the game out of reach Weatherh ed also scored for Barrie Jeff Kramer and Tim Laine had assists MAJOR PEEWEES Andy Barton and Jeff Bell each scored twice to lead Bar rie Sargeant Ready Mix major peewees to 42 win over Richmond Hill Barrie got off to slow start in the game but came on with four goals in the second period to secure the win Troy Vair had assists as did John Smith Barrie now holds onto first place in the league with record of five wins one loss and three ties ATOMS Danny Pleterski scored the only goal Barrie McDonalds Atoms needed as they defeated Newmarket 10 John Hamel and John McPherson shared goal duty in recording the shutout for Barrie In Stayner tournament Barrie dropped two games first to Oshawa Biways and then 63 to Midland Mike Miller scored twice and Kevin Faragher added single for Barrie in the loss to Midland MINOR ATOMS Barrie John Ellis Construc tion minor atoms picked up win and tie in their weekend games They tied Newmarket 22 and defeated Thornhill 42 Todd Ferguson and Anthony Sclippa were the Barrie two scorers in the tie with Newmarket Steve Hogben Tim Kraft Scott Laurin and David Doering all had assists Adrian Adams tended net for Barrie Hogben and Sclippa also scored in the win over Thor nhill Craig Owens and Kraft had singles The win gives Barrie record of 10 wins one loss and one tie NOVICE Brent Preston scored three goals to lead Barrie Lions Club novices to thrashing over Unionville Scott Drury Mark Lawe and Kevin Horner each scored once for Barrie Brad Forest Kevin Davis Gabe Batstone Geoffrey Ber tram and David Henderson had assists Warren Cardy and David Harris shared goal duty for Barrie The team has record of seven wins two losses and two ties MINOR MIDGET Behind the outstanding work of Tom Luck in goal who stop Bowmans four points lead Colts to victory By CATHY HEATHER Of The Examiner Rick Bowman continued to set the Junior hockey league on fire when he scored two goals and added two assists in leading the Barrie Colts to close 87 win over cross country rivals Orillia in league game Saturday in Orillia The win moved Colts into seventh place just one point ahead of Thornhill making Thursdays upcoming game between Barrie and Thornhill crucial match for both teams EVENI MATCHEI The game was fairly evenly matched although the Colts did enjoy 62 lead midway throuin the second period But Orillia chipped away slowly at the Colts lead eventually ty ing the game and taking brief 76 lead in the third period Tim Clayden who had one goal and two assists on the night for Colts tied the game ll early in the first period after Orillia had taken 10 lead on Mark Hewitts power play goal Bowman and Mark Mirkannen drew the assists Bowman made it 21 on his first goal of the night at the 1548 mark of the first period on power play goal assisted by Chris Wright Orillias Kevin Crowther scored one of his two goals in the ganme less than minute later to tie the game 22 But Bowman gave Colts one goal lead before the period ended on another power play goal with the assists going to Wright and Kevin Guest In the second period Colts came out skating and shooting firing 13 shots at Orillia goalie Mark Rogers Ix TIM LAYDEN three points and coming up with three goals in the first 10 minutes of play to go ahead 62 Guest made it 42 for Colts with only three minutes gone in the second period on another power play goal assisted by Wright and Bowman Steve Bouchey gave Colts three goal lead with the assists going to Clayden and Guest Dave Stephens made it 62 for Colts at the 936 mark of the second period Clayden and Doug Lougheed had the assists But Orillia wasnt ready to call it day and rallied in the second half of the periods nar rowing the score to65 for Colts by the end of the second period Crowther Hewitt and Stu Burme were the Barrie Orillia markers Colts looked to be in trouble in the third period when Orillias Marshall Thompson tied the score at 66 with power play goal at the 222 mark of the period Then Hewitt put Orillia ahead brief ly with his goal just two minutes later QUICK GOAL Colts Jim Garner came back with quick goal for Barrie to give them 77 tie with Orillia only five minutes gone in the third period Jay Gasko scored what proved to be the winning goal for Colts three minutes later assisted by Joe Marchildon and Kevin Johnston The teams played quite well said Colts coach Gary MacMillan Weve started to move the puck better in the last three or four games so were getting lots more scor ing opportunities Colts had 37 shots on goal But we still have to put the puck in the net more often think thats our biggest problem Id like to see the team do ing bit better said Mac Millan Bowman is having really good year but Id like to see our other two lines scoring more Id Ike to see us try to get into at least fifth place by the end of the season If we play as whole unit like we did agianst Orillia then think we can doit MacMillan says that Colts have no trouble getting up for games against the good clubs like Orillia which is currently second in the league The guys know they have to play well agianst the better teams so we dont get blown out of the rink said Mac Millan But against the lowerplace teams we seem to come up little flat We need to be more consistent MacMillan will be looking for big effort from all his players in this Thursdays game against Thornhill one of the teams in seventh spot ped penalty shot early in the first period and made 25 saves in the game Barries Bell Canada Minor midgets shut out Orillia 40 in game at Dunlop Arena Bill Hoare Tom Harris Henry Sienkiewicz and Kevin McCann were the Barrie scorers Bruce Stanley Keith Jacques Greg Johnstone Ron Dubois and Andrew Craig drew assists Luck recorded the shutout in net for Barrie Stanley and Paul Smith scored two goals apiece to lead Bell to 61 win over Bolton Sunday in game in Bolton MAJOR PEEWEE Barrie Rotary Club major peewees edged Orillia 21 in game at Eastview Adam Wroebel and David Crockford were the Barrie scorers Crockford scored the winning goal at the 455 mark of the third period Daryl OBrien Craig Perry Mike McLaughlin and Todd Marrow all had assists Steve Laurin was in net for Barrie MINOR PEEWEES Irvine Carpet Warehouse minor peewees came out on the short end of shootout match with Aurora losing 75 in game played at Dunlop Arena Marty Parker led the Barrie attack with two goals Singles went to Peter Archie Cory Kirk and Mark Ragot Barrie seemed to use up all its offense in Saturdays game against Aurora as they couldnt put any points on the scoreboard in Sundays contest with Newmarket and as result lost 10 The loss gives Barrie record of seven wins four losses and one tie MAJOR ATOMS John Robinson and Scott MacDonald had pair of goals each as they led Barrie Kinsmen major atoms to 91 win over Orillia in game Sunday in Orillia Shawn Mei Adrian McKen dry Frankie Dirracola Wayne Nelson and Todd Quinn scored one goal each for Barrie Rob bie Gray turned away 15 shots in the Barrie net The win made up for Satur days 31 loss to Bolton Mac Donald had the lone Barrie goal against Bolton scored in the first period Peter Ing was in net for Barrie MAJOR BANTAM Dave Walton scored twice and Craig French had goal and an assist to lead Barrie Giffen Farm Equipment ma jor bantams to 40 shutout over Richmond Hill in game Friday in Richmond Hill MINOR BANTAMS The Barrie Civitan minor bantams took two shutout vic tories over the weekend down ing Richmond Hill 30 and then blanking Bolton 80 Against Richmond Hill Bar rie scored once in each of the periods James Barry tallied in the first Gino Bigioacchino in the second and Paul Jolson completed the scoring in the third Rick Woolsey was in the net for the shutout Orillia Terriers scored the same number of goals while Barrie Flyers doubled their per formance in Friday nights game in Orillia bet ween the two teams but it wasnt enough to beat the Terriers as Flyers lost 96 to Orillia their second loss to the Terriers in as many nights The game featured some good hockey with many endtoend rushes and some hard hitting Tempers flared late in the third period with resulting short fight and there were many short scurmishes throughout the ame In the first period Terriers goals by Mike Wilson and Greg Crozier Flyers playercoach Paul Regan made it 21 when he deflected shot into the Orillia net Bob Baird tied it up for the Flyers when he scored midway through the period But Terriers took the lead again late in the period when Billy Beauchamp scored his first of two goals on the night The period ended with Terriers holding 32 lead THREE QUICK GOALS In the second period Flyers came out skating and hitting and the result was three quick goals which gave the Flyers 53 lead Kevin Paisons tied the game 33 with just five minutes gone in the period on shot from the slot which beat Terriers goalie Clyde Harris Andy Leonard made nice move to get around the Terriers second to Terriers defence broke in alone on right wing and beat Harris with aislapshot from the top of the faceoff circle His goal gave Flyers the lead for the first time in the game 54 The fifth Flyers goal was somewhat of fluke Terry Ag new took shot from the inside the blue line that went high in the air Harris 20 lead on In the third by two when Flyers Wayne Dusome put Barrie only goal behind at 76 However Flyers failed to contain Hodge who scored again to restore Terriers twogoal margin Billy Beauchamp put the cap on the game with his second of the night late in the third period made the initial stop batting the puck up in the air But the puck came down behind him and bounced into the Terriers net TURNED IT AROUND It was then Orillias turn to get some quick goals Taking advantage of Flyers skating lapse Terriers turned the game around with two goals to tie the score 55 and then go at ahead at 453 of the second period on Mike Kin nears goal Jamie Hodge who scored three goals for Orillia scored his first to narrow Flyers lead to 54 Jim Sherrit tied the game at 55 and Kinnear put Terriers ahead 65 the score when the period ended period Hodge put Terriers ahead he scored on breakaway But one Acton nips Collingwood wins EastVIew tourney Eastview Wildcats midget boys basketball team took the consolation championship of their own invitational tourna ment this Eastview The Eastview midget team was divided into two entries named blue and gold The gold team was the consolation champion defeating Barrie Central midgets 6438 Acton midgets won the cham pionship round with 5953 win over Collingwood midgets in the final game In the first round Eastview Blue defeated Barries In nisdale midgets 7229 led by Paul Debatista with 28 points for Eastview Other first round scores were Collingwood 65 Barrie Central 36 Uxbridge 37 Eastview gold 35 and Acton defeated Barrie North 6234 In the championship semi finals Collingwood defeated Eastview blue 5937 despite an 18point performance by Chris Yanch for Eastview Acton demolished Uxbridge 5719 In the consolation semifinal Central defeated Innisdale 7251 Mark Farmstead and Lee MacDougal led Central with 12 points each and Greg Johnston had 19 points for Innisdale Eastview Gold defeated Barrie North 7740 led by Paul Gautier who scored game high 32 points for Eastview Al Hutchinson was the high scorer weekend at for North with 13 points In the championship game which was tightly played con test four consecutive foul shots by Paul Nolan in the last minute of the game secured the win for Acton Steve Cadogan led Eastview gold to the consolation cham pionsip with game high 17 points EastView led 3319 at the half and was never in trouble Lance Hamilton hit for 10 for Central Oro novices ramp in two victories There was no stopping the Oro Torpey Novices over the weekend as they took two shutout victories downing Newmarket 30 and then defeating Schomberg 54 Michael Crawford was unbeatable as he was between the pipes for both the victories Keith Magee Brendan Torpey and Jeff Dunn did the scoring against Newmarket Torpey and Dunn didnt lose their shooting eyes against Schomberg as each tallied twice Darren Drury had single The Oro Lions Atoms also stayed hot taking two victories They bombed Shelburne by 90 and 72 scores Cory Andrews had six goals in the two wins and David Gillespie five Chris Miller tallied twice and Tommy Horne and Brian Hines once Egon downs Ponderosa Mark Oakley scored two goals and had one assist to lead Egon Motors to 50 thrashing of Ponderosa in Knights of Columbus atom hockey league game Saturday at Eastview Jason Dumont Troy Col limore and Trevor Marshall were the other Egon scorers Peter Black and Dumont drew assists Tim Barry and Shayne Baker shared goal duty for Egon in recording the shutout for Egon Allandale Drugs defeated Council 1626 42 in another Atom Knights of Columbus game Kevin OHara led the Allandale attack with three goals and Rick Valiquette had single Carlo Rubino and Sean Tomlinson scored for Council each Steven Johnson had the shutout The Morrison Peewees nip ped Schomberg 32 with Bobby Drury getting goal and an assist Billy Wilson and Billy Campbell had singles and Steven Parsons had one assist The Villeneueve Bantams were on the short end of 54 final against Schomberg suffer ing their first defeat of the season Jamie Torpey scored twice in losing cause while Adam Bolechowsky and Dun can Ellis had one each Jackhn wins at Venezuela CARACAS Venezuela AP Tony Jacklin of Britain fired oneunder 139 in 36hole wrapup Sun ay for total of 276 to win the $40000 Venezuela Open golf tournament Jacklin 35 won the $8000 fiist prize playing steady golf and surpassing Manuel Pinero of Spain by two strokes on the final 18 holes Bernhard Langer of West Germany who leads the South American Grand Prix golf tour finished third on the Lagunita Country Clubs 2760yard curse Fifty Skaters compete in club championships Over 50 skaters competed in the Barrie Figureskating Club championships Sunday which featured some very tight competition in categories such as pre novice and novice Several skaters picked up awards in various categories Marie Mar childon had firstplace finish in junior interpretive awards as well as second in junior ladies dance solo and third in junior ladies dance solo and thiid in junior ladies freeskating Jane Wallin took firsts in the open ladies freeskating and dance solo events Kim Monck was first in the junior ladies freeskating and had two seconds one in novice ladies dance solo and another in the junior inter pretativeawards In the open ladies freeskating Wallin took first Monica Terion second and Karen Cyr third Monck Carol Larmer completes jump in the novice freestyle club ladies Figureskating event championships Barrie held at at the Dunlap Arena Sunday While Larmer didnt place In the top three this category was tightly con tested with I2 skaters vying for three prizes Susan Roblin took first Examiner Photo by Cathy Heather was first in the junior ladies freeskating followed by Cathy Hargreaves and Mar childon Jodi Wood took first place in the intermediate ladies dance solo Paige Aistrop was second and Sandra Ma jor third Aistrop bettered her performance in the in termediate ladies freeskating taking first over Joanne Cancilla and Patti Johnston Dawn Porter won the open senior ladies freeskating over Jodi Wood In the novice ladies dance solo Maryanne Cancilla was first Kim Monck second and Karen Snow third Jane Wallin won the open ladies dance 5010 followed by Sandra Jack and Janice Morrison Renee Knapton won the prenovice ladies freeskating second went to Teresa McKendry and third to Sharon Strong Jason Monck won the Novice mens exhibition freeskating TIGHT CONTEST Susan Roblin edged out Lorraine Faetz in tightly contested novice ladies freeskating event Joanne Kraft took third spot Joanne Cancilla won the junior ladies dance solo over Marie Marchildon and Dawn Porter Janice Mor rison added first to her se cond in the dance with win in the senior ladies dance solo Marie Marchildon won the junior interpretative award event with second going to Monck and third to Joanne Kraft Joanne Cancilla won the intermediate inter pretative followed by Paige Aistrop and Patti Johnston Sandra Jack took top honors in the senior interpretative with Jodi Wood second and Darlene Meely third The top three skaters will advance to the interclub competitions in February