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1o tho oxamlnor Tm May 1m gag Old Canucks By GARRY FORBES Wee Laddies Barrie North Collegiate prov ed once again the are tough to beat in track and ield Monday Ian Llewelyn Michelle Ethier and Kelly Grantham all won their class at the North In vitational Pentathalon beating opponents from schools inthe Georgian Bay area Llewellyn North student won the midget boys division defeating Paul Gautier of Eastview who placed second Competing against Ontario track and field standards Llewellyn accumulated 2206 points to beat Gautier who finished with 2064 Both Of The Examiner It wasnt exactly major coup for Canadian International hockey when the Haggis Bashers bashed the BandyLegged Wee Laddies 127 Sunday at Canadian Forces Base Bordens Andy Anderson arena Nothe Challenge Cup that $13000 hunk of some Hockey Canada promoters scheming mind is still collecting dust in some dank trophy case in Moscow But rest assured all ye hockey faithful its still quite ob vious we can beat the Scots For now The winners tagged with the unflattering Haggis Bashers label were the CFB Borden Braves oldtimers The losers were the Scottish Oldtimers AllStars Never mind that the Scots won their first game of their Canadian Oldtimers exhibition tour 42 over Nobleton Lets forget about that one Lets forget about Nobleton We beat them okay The Base beat them and that means We beat them But theres still something wrong Something that bothered me about the way the Scots reacted to loss like that something that sur faced during the brief fl ing that followed knew what it was the way their faces lit up knew before Ron McKen zie 20yearold oldtimer who was there because NM up there arent many oldtimers in Scotland af THE HAGGIS CUP firmed my darkest horror They were learning Yes spoke McKenzie and you could see it all unfold before his eyes were learning fast the game is growing fast we like this no bodycontact and emphasis on skills He nodded trembled And Im going back to help things out to try to get this hockey going with the young lads Listen Canada Stop it already Dont tell them any more Lets build big fence around the country and yell to them that we dont know damn thing about hockey Oh but it wont do any good It wouldnt be long before some shrewd mind in Ottawa dreams up another Cup series The Haggis Cup st ON THIS DAY In 1964 two decisions knockout and technical knockout were the results of the first four bouts in the Cen tral and Southwestern Ontario Boxing Championship and Olympic Trials held at Barrie arena The only local entry in the event was Orillis Walter Henry who captured the bantamweight crown with unanimous decision over Don Ferguson of Brantford Rick Fraser now sports scribe with major Toronto tabloid was sports editor of The Examiner back then Fraser was not impressed with the turnout at the impor tant competition saying Arena manager Wes Alsopp could have put the entire crowd in his office and had room left over Barrie concluded Fraser has to be considered one of the toughest spots to promote sports What You mean theres no more boxing gttl SO THATS WHY Its always good idea to check the Winning Post Positions rundown in your raceway program before you go scampering to your lucky window with handful of curren cy Almost always The last Barrie Raceway Program breaks it all down nice and easy except the figures dont add up to 140 or the 14 cards from Jan through March 28 Unfortunately the number of races total 200 Of course it really doesnt matter unless you can calculate percentages and youre in hurry Any good racegoer surely knows that post position four wins more than 31 per cent of the time in an eighthorse field fit PLEASE BLUE PLEASE Listen dog you better be right tonight or master Don is going to seek out and open Hockey Night In Canadas Over time studio and snarl at you for whole hour with no com mercial breaks Actually dont think Boston Bruins coach Don Cherry should be consulting his bull terrier Blue in such an impor tant series In the next one maybe But not this one DONT THINK ABOUT THIS IN YOUR BACKSWING Just to make everyone feel good about their golf game let it be known that Nancy Lopez makes 30 bucks every time she swings golf club Now dont listen to that crow hollering at you from thetree till QUOTE OF THE WEEK Houston Open golf tournament that was converted to 460 yard par by moving the tee few yards If thats par Im Chinese aviator Long jumper in full flight Todd Clarke of Midland Secondary School jumps openmouthed into the pit at the North invita tional Pentathalon Monday Clarke finished se cond overall In the junior boys class behind team mate Ernie Desroches of Midland Examiner LEONARD THOMPSON on par hole at the $300000 Photo Barrie North Collegiate could have the first archery team to win the City championship North archers Robin Clark Terry Scorns Brian Wilson and Allan Sutton scored meet high 1633 points Monday to win the First Barrie Invitational Ar chery meet at Central Col legiate Itll probably be an annual thing said Centrals Mike Downing now that all four schools in town have archery teams Eastview Secondary School finished second in the boys divi sion with new team from In nisdale showing third In the girls division the North team the only entry scored 1591 points Eastviews mixed team scored 723 points for first place North boys team wins Central archery meet The meet was arranged to give archers some competition prior to the Georgian Bay Secondary School Athletic Association championships May 15 in Thornhill RESULTS Boys div NORTH Robin Clark Terry Scorns tied 464 Brian Wilson 271 Allan Sutton 434 Total 1633 EASTVIEW Jim Young 369 Mike Reid 291 Bill Naber 290 David Fulton 416 Totall366 INNISDALE Doug Grant 260 Ray Koost 339 Brad Pearson 214 Wayne Timpson 271 Total 1084 CENTRAL Dave Bishop 251 Ken Michaud 59 Doug Rawn 102 Wayne Nee dle 259 Total 671 iirls div Debbie Carron 472 Golda Sewers 466 Juanita Hanney 368 Mary Legear 285 Total 1591 Mixed di EASTVIEW Suc 153 Kathy 249 Steve Fulton 267 Darren 54 Total 723 CENTRAL Tracy Bjornstad 106 John Holdcroft 224 Total 330 Canoe clubs summ Forest Hill tennis club meeting The Forest Hill Tennis Club invites all Vespra Township residents to attend its general meeting tonight at Forest Hill Public School Midhurst at pm Dave Palmateer smiles as he accepts congratula tions from George Drought Barrie Canoe Club president and Bob Baker superintendent of the program services unit for the city of Barrie after winning the Ward canoe in the clubs draw held Monday Baker supporter of the club in his work for the city selected the winning ticket Ex aminer Photo Minor ball still growing BMBA adds 12 teams The Barrie Minor Baseball Association added 12 teams to its program this year due to ZOOplayer increase in registrar tion for the 1979 season We seem to be building retty solid foundation for iaseball in Barrie association president Larry OBrien said Baseball is relatively new in the city and minor ball has only been around couple of years but were finding it hard to keep up The association has added six Tball clubs two tykc two peewee and one bantam house league squad and second bait tam rep team The totals are now 12 lball teams 12 tykc eight peewee and six bantam house league teams and six rep teams two in each of the three higher divi sions plus one midget Squad More than 700 players registered this year up from 500 The number of girls has also increased OBrien said and each Thall and house league team is now carrying at least two or three female players If the trend continues more teams will he added next year including the possibility of se cond midget rep team and juvenilcclub More than Ill players hayc showed up for the midget team tryouts which continue Wednesday pm at Eastview ball park The increase is not unique to athletes were well ahead of their nearest rival Bob Buckley ot Base Borden Collegiate In stitute with 1685 In the senior division Stayner Collegiates Attila Kovacs topped the field with fiveevent total of 2307 to finish ahead of Midland Secondary Schools Steve Clarke who ac cumulated 2259 points Craig Watson of Midland placed third Ernie Desroches of Midland won the junior boys division in battle with teammate Todd Clarke Desroches scored 2149 points to Clarkes 1993 Cen trals Ken Leitch finished third with 1987 North Collegiate made the winners stand again as Kelly Grantham won the junior girls class with respectable total of 2552 points Jane McDonough of Central placed second with 2178 points and Stayners Pegy Smith finished third with 2103 Ethier won the senior girls division with 1743 points Gloria Smith of Stayner placed second with 1490 In the midget girls division North Midland tops at track Dawn Kendall of Central top ped the entry with winning total of 2253 points finishing ahead of Bordens Karen Cote with 2055 and Lorrie Wood stock of Eastview with 2015 Athletes were scored on their performance based on stan dards established the pro vincial track and tie associa tion Boys and girls are judged according to separate stan dards For complete track results and standings see Wednesdays Examiner Bowmans Hobs ready for doordie Bruins BOSTON CP Coach Scotty Bowman of the Cana diens says he expects hockey game tonight not succession of sparring sessions in Mon treals sixth National Hockey League semifinal series meet ing with Boston Bruins Its wrong to expect the game will start off the same way the last one ended said Bowman referring to Mon treals 51 victory at home Sat urday night giving the Cana diens 32 lead in the bestof seven series and pushing the Bruins to the brink of elimina tion cant see any reason the Bruins will forget about playing hockey The homeice advan tage is very important in the playoffs and they wont want to lose it We get 25 per cent of our goals on the power play and we score once in every three power plays The Bruins dont want to give us chances like that Centre Doug Risebrough of the Canadiens was sidelined when he suffered broken nose in thirdperiod fight Saturday night with Bostons Terry OReilly leaving Bowman seeking replacement for the rest of the current series and for at least the start of the final if Montreal gets past Boston CONSIDERS SHUFFLE We have several possi bilities Bowman noted Right winger Guy Lafleur can play centre Last year we er begins Dave Palmateer decided to attend the Barrie Canoe Clubs monthly meeting Monday He left with brand new canoe Palmateer won the Ward canoe offered by the club as first prize in the draw held to promote and support the work they plan for the 1979 season Peggy Stone of Islington On tario and Jessie Sinclair of Bar rie won the custommade pad dles as well as personal floata tion devices donated by Cana dian Tire Barrie in the draw for second and third prizes Sunday 43 members and friends opened the season of ficially with the annual trip down the Nottawasaga River Twentythree canoes made the journey in the drizzle and finished with barbecue under shelter at the Essa Township Park George Drought club presi dent said the canoeists enjoyed themselves and had an op portunity to practice some of the safety techniques the club emphasizes in their regular meetings Mondays meeting included demonstration of canoe con struction and uses Startanewlife inFloridanow Only $6775 down US can buy you new luxury manufactured home in fully planned recreational community Learn more about the brand new life you could be enjoying now Luxurious homes priced from $26990 Come and see the film that shows you the tropical green landscaped world Of Maple Leaf Estates in Port Charlotte Florida played the last two games of the final against Boston without Risebrough Pierre Mondou played between Yvon Lambert and Mario Tremblay That threesome worked to gether in the Canadiens prac tice at Montreal on Monday and could see duty tonight Dougs injury is like the one Larry Robinson had Bowman said of Risebrough Its very painful Doug cant play for 10 days Hes breathing Bowman said the Canadiens played better in the fifth game after some spotty outings ear lier In the fourth game in Bos ton we had an excellent first period On Saturday we played well right through the game We have to give the effort for 60 minutes You have to do that in the playoffs especially against team like Boston having trouble Rangers favored Isles not out yet NEW YORK CP The young the middleaged and the old will try to prove tonight that miracles can happen on 33rd Street Everybody wants to see New York team in the final says Carol Vadnais the veteran Rangers defenceman While bookmakers established the Rangers as slight favorites over the Islanders for the sixth game of their Stanley Cup semifinal its still tossup to many Ob servers Its shame there has to be loser says centre Phil Espo sito of the Rangers Were not counting those guys out says Esposito Theyre great hockey team and weve got to be careful and play like weve done in the whole series And if we do that and work hard cant see us losing The Rangers have surprised even their own rabid fans win ning two of the three games on Islanders ice to take 32 lead in the bestofseven National Hockey League series victory at Madison Square Garden tonight would send the Rangers to the final for the first time since 1972 Its been series with lot of heart says Vadnais who at 33 is the secondoldest Ranger Were much more mature team now Vadnais says You cant play hockey unless youre fit Watt By DAVII FULLER Of The Examiner saw Helmut Balderis one of the greatest hockey players in the world get tongue lashing and have to sit on the bench once said Tom Watt coach of the University of Toronto Blues hockey team Then the Soviet coach Tikanov benched him for keeping the puck little too long The point Watt was trying to make to guests at the Barrie Minor Hockey Association annual banquet Monday was that the Soviets stress team play and give little play to the individual One of the reasons Watt says the Soviets hockey team is currently the best in the world Watt described the Soviet method of playing fiveman units and changing those units together rather than having separate forward and defensive units as in the North American Professional leagues They never emphasize the individual Watt said always the team Watt stressed three things in his prescription for the North American brand of hockey Conditioning is the number one thing he said Not everyone can be hockey player so we should be getting them to become athletes first good athlete can play any sport Watt suggested coaches and trainers try to impress on players the need to be physically fit You just cant play this game if youre not fit he said More practice ranked second in Watts list of priorities for hockey in Canada dont know if this idea is catching on Watt said but in Toronto now teams are advertising how much practice time they are offering Watt himelf level five coach said he is supporter of the National Coaches certification program Ive coached for 20 years he said and Im just now starting to learn about coaching Veteran coaches who scorn the program draw little sym pathy from Watt who also spent most of his career learning by trial and error We set rigid standards for those who teach our kids in school he said minor league coaches have just as much influence over the kids as teachers if not more Watt said coaches should learn all they can about the job of coaching in order to give the young players the undamen tal skills hockey fans now agree are lacking in Canadian hockey The facts of light OnlyTrilight has 60 calories Check the label on your light beer and see how it stacks up against Trilight Know what youll find When it comes to light beer Nobody brews it lighter Spar tséélendar TUESDAY Rugby Victoria Park Secondary School Don Millsl vs Central Collegiate Central midget junior and senior games Gymnastics am Central Collegiate gymnastics team visits Stayner Collegiate for duel gymnastics display WEDNESDAY Soccer pm Barrie Blues vs Barrie City soccer club exhibition game at Eastview Athletic field pm Barrie and District Recreational Soccer League games American Hotel vs Harper Iire Johnson St School Dykstra Bros Electric is Midland II Maple Grove School Baxter Flames vs Italian Sportsmen North Collegiate Grove St Robertos vs Leitz Midland Midland Secondary School Track and Field Noon Stayner CollegiateCollingwood Collegiate duel track and field meet Stayner Barrie Orillia and Stouftyillc have each added peewce divi sion rep squads for York Simcoe League play and Not bantam team For Charlotte Florida OAJ45078 r1 hogn hi Pncci and model subject in change without notice Newmarket Midland and C0117 ingwood all have rep teams in Represented in Ontario by Edith Page Norman Holmes Real Estate Ltd 37 Missusauga St Orillia Ontario Phone 70513219555 each division Markham has peeyiee through midget and FREE INFORMATIVE SEMINAR Alliston has tyke and 5SHOWINGS peewee club BARRlEWed May 91979730 pm Holiday Inn Hwy 400 Fairview Rd North wins Barrie North Collegiate midgets defeated Eastview Secondary School 124 Monday in rugby play at Eastview Ray Wright scored two trys for North with Chris Kelly ad ding third ORILLIAThursday May 10 1979 730 pm Holiday Inn Highway 11B South Orillia BRACEBRIDGEFriday May 11 730 pm Holiday House 17 Dominion St