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ewfivAW Canadians do it again MONTREAL CP What Montreal Canadiens and what the years difference week makes to little change there is through JacquesLemaires two goals including the winner powered the Canadiens to their fourth consecutive Stanley Cup triumph Monday night only eight days after New York Rangeis had won the first game of the bestofseven National Hockey League series by the same 41 score on the same ice But after that the Canadiens reeled off four straight victories including 62 at home 41 and 43 in overtime at New Yorks Madison Square Garden to treat their Forum fans to the cup clinching game for the first time six titles on the road since then Its as good as weve played since 1968 Montreal has won all season left winger Bob Gainey winner of the Conn Smythe Trophy as most valuable player in the playoffs said of the seasonending effort We were aggressive offensively and we were checking hard We were working with al bench sports shorts the players we had on the Hadleys goal helps Canadian Murray Hadley scored onc times as the Barrie Canadi and hit the crossbar four an soccer club rolled over Newmarket Wanderers 20 in Newmarket and District Soc cer Association School Glen Hreljac earned the shu play Saturd ay at Eastview Secondary tout and John Watson provid ed the other goal for the Canadian The club was without Hunte Sagger who travelled with the Premier Divison Barrie City club to Sault Ste Marie for tournament Next outing for the Canadian is May 26 in Bracebridge against Muskoka Purvis leads Mobile Wash Pattie Purvis struck out to ur batters to lead Complete Mobile Wash to 174 hammering of Barrie Glass and Mir ror in recent Barrie and Distri tion at Shear Park ct Ladies Softball League ac In other games ANAF pounced on and 2H Bev Schurr helped the winners along in the hitting depart ment while Barb Bell contributed to Barrie Glass and Mir rors scoring effort Grand slam helps Ford squad Paul Taylor belted grand slam home run in the fourth in ning to power Graham Ford to 74 victory over Buildall in Barrie Minor Baseball Association house league play Satur day Wally Leary was the winning pitcher Junior lacrosse loop starts Kevin Homer and Mike Josefik paced Paul Sadlon Motors to 171 rout over the Civitan Club in recent Barrie Minor Lacrosse Association junior house league action at Eastview arena Derrick Hudson and Trevor Crosby also contributed to the win one of two openingday games for the junior loop In the other game Ian Price and David Vokey led Bayfield Mall to an 83 victory over Powell Brad Ralph and Mike Systems goals Barrie Door Systems Alan Lamb netted the Barrie Door BMBA midgets lose exhibition The Barrie Adanac Lock and Safe Midgets lost 114 to Orillia in YorkSimcoe Minor Baseball Associaton exhibition play Saturday at the Barrie Fairgrounds The two clubs will meet again in the season opener Fri day 630 pm at the Fairgrounds Bolsover Bill wins again Bolsover Bill did the trick for his Bolsover Ont owner for the fifth time this year by sprinting to wirertowire victory in the featured $7000 optional claim ing pace Saturday at Barrie Raceway The sixycarold Rhythm RickAnna Guy horse was bet favorite by the crowd of 1784 and he responded with an easy threelength win in seasons best time of205 35 The winners share of the $900 purse boosted Bolsover Bills 1979 earnings to more than $3300 in 17 outings The horse is trained and driven by Maurice Brooks Jr and owned by Lyn da Lum of Bolsover Kiaora Ku driven by Gary Crowe finished second and Kingdale Duke with Bill Thorpe on board got up for third Bolsover Bill returned $4 to win Coach Tom McVie of Wi Happy coach nnipeg Jets wears big smile in the dressing room where players poured champagne over his he ad The Jets were cele brating 73 win over Edmonton Oilers that gave Winnipeg the World Hockey Association cham pionship CP Photo sports calendar TllISI Softball piii Church Homes vs lZlmvalc Mer chants Barrie and District Senior Softball League lIlnivale Opening game of 1979 season pJII Queens llolcl Kolniar that pin Cooper Tool vs lIlmvalc Barrie and District Ladies Softball Association Shca Park tpiu Shanty Ray Mould Fuels vs East Oro lIast iiro School tlro Ladies Softball League Fastball 7pm Starr Electric vs Mr Transinis sioii it Lto pin tlarkson llotcl vs Bayfielil Furniture Opening night Barrie and District Intermediate Fastball league Queens Park pm Cnnplos vs Merchants kilo pm Giffen Farm Eqmpnicnt vs Sinr coe llotel Barrie and District Recrea tional Fastball League MacMornson latk Opening night Sowcer 630 pm Kiwanis Club vs Henry erstraten Insee Johnson St School Victoria and re Trust vs tholkan Real Estate Maple Grove School thWQll Allan Cook Palermo Railing Codr ingtoii School Downtown Cth vs Kinsmen Radio Shack Ital Fashion vs Cooke Cartagc Barrie Optimist finor Sone Assoeoation quirt games 630 pni helan lnsce vs Free Methodist Steel St Park Camel Const vs Giovanni iiid Perri Maple Grove up per lullar onst vs Optimist Club Azisikinack School Cintan Club vs New Lowell Legion fainswick Rotary Club vs Captain Kens New Lowell BOMSA mosquito games Rugby All Day Georgian Bay north zone rugby tournaments Midgets at Eastview Juniors at North and Seniors at Central Top two teams in each division play GB south zone in GB finals May 25 Track and Field All day Georgian Bay Secondary School Athletic Association meet Centennial Park lItobicoke ll day Elementary School track and field it Shear Park WEDNESDY Softball pin Beatrice Foods vs Slessor and Demand lnsce ttzsn pm karminster vs Church Homes Barrie and District Senior Soft ball League Queens Park pm Army Navy Air Force vs Complete Mobile Wash that pm Stevenson McCluskey Insce vs Discount Shear Park Barrie and District Ladies Softball League leI Rugby vs Orillia Small Motors Forest Home Rawkestone vs Knelson Water WellsW Best MemorialSchool Oro Ladies Softahll League Fastball pm Clifton Hotel vs Oro 1130 pm Fisher Stoves vs Optimists MacMorrison Park Home and District Recreational Fastball League 7pm Edenvate vs Angus Midhurst New Lowell vs Brentuood Angus x520 pin Anten Mills vs Midhursl Midhurst Base Borden vs Grenfel Angus Vespra Senior Fastball League anorlng pm Marathon Racmg clinic Ty ndale Park IPart It Home Canoe Club DROUGHT CONTINUES Gainey and defenceman Rick Chartraw had single goals for the Canadiens before 18076 fans while defenceman Carol Vadnais scored for the Rangers who were seeking their first cup Victory since 1940 but in the final accounting found them selves outclassed They have one of the best skating teams in the league said Canadiens winger Rejean Houle about the Rangers think they were skating with us pretty well think the difference was we were trying to forecheck them lot to make sure that their defencemen werent getting the puck to their forwards The selfless Gainey whom Victor Tikhonov coach of the Russian national team recently said may be technically the best player in the world scored his sixth goal of the playoffs on perfect conversion of Doug Jarvis pass giving the Canadiens 81 lead at 1101 of the second period But he was as valuable for his forechecking work and in traffic in front of Rangers goalie John Davidsons net DOES JOB ASKED dont think it was frustrating because contributed to the By GARRY FORBES Of The Examiner The 17yearold marksman from Harvey Station NB paces in circle near the spot where he is about to nail down first place in the Canadian Ar chery trials Monday at Cana dian Forces Base Borden Dont mind me Chris Smith says pacing in larger circles as his turns nears Anybody who knows me gets used to this little habit Anybody includes almost everybody associated with the Canadian national archery Jets win last cup WINNIPEG CP Win nipeg Jets knocked off Ed monton Oilers 73 Sunday night in the sixth gane of the World Hockey Association champion ship to win the Avco Cup The Jets accomplished the feat before home crowd of 10195 screaming clapping hornblowing fans who had given the team the same emo tional boost when they swept fourgame semifinal series with Quebec Nordiques As the final whistle sounded with the Jets winning the bestofseven final series four games to two and marking the end of the WHA the fans poured adulation on their heroes and some of the men who founded the league and struggled with it for seven years Ben Hatskin who was in strumental in luring former National Hockey League star Bobby Hull to Winnipeg in 1972 got rousing cheer when he was called to centre ice to stand next to the cup know the Jets will keep this the trophy in safe spot to remember the WHA which did great thing for lot of peo ple in hockey said jubilant Hatskin The cup will be the perma nent property of the Jets who are joining the NHL this sum mer along with Edmonton Quebec and New England Whalers At the same time the WHA will fold The Jets won WHA title for each of the three coaches they had over seven years Bobby Kromm in 1975 Larry Hillman in 1978 and Tom McVie this year McVie came to the team dur ing its lateFebruary slump His arrival along with that of goaltender Gary Smith and the return of captain LarsErik Sjoberg resulted in an exciting turnaround for the team The Jets finished third and then peaked during the playoffs scene And after the fourday competition at Base Borden in which Smith earned berths on the Canadian teams for the PanAmerican Games and the World Target championships there are very few topranked archers that will soon forget the kid in the baseball hat Smith former resident of Barrie was third after the first day of the event moved up to second behind Torontos Stan Siatkowski after the second day took the lead by 11 points Sunday and stretched it to 30 in the final rounds team the job that they wanted me to do maybe the job did best said Gainey of his checking role Were all in it for the Stanley Cup and thats what we came out with in the last few years Ive never been frustrated playingthe role play on this team If Gaineys goal killed the Rangers Lemaires second score hiiried them Lemaire took breakaway pass at the New York blue line from Houle and swept in front of the crease forcing Davidson to sprawl in vain effort to block his backhander The cupwinning goal with Rangers captain Dave Maloney serving crosschecking penalty handed out with one second left in the first period came at 102 of the middle period on rinklength rush by Lemaire He drilled slap shot from the blue line between Davidsons legs for the second cupwinning score of his career Lemaire became the fifth player to score second cupwinning goal after onetime Canadiens Toe Blake Jean Beliveau and Henri Richard and former Boston Bruins defenceman Bobby Orr It was pretty good com petition the winner said little too windy though It made things pretty difficult and kept the scores down Everybody shot on the under the same conditions however and Smith who returned to his native New Brunswick with his family when he was in the fifth grade finished with 2331 of possible 2880 points The Trials counted for 50 per cent of scoring system used to select the Canadian teams for the two international events both scheduled for July The raw Gary Collins l2 of Barrie rounds turn at Mosport Ont Sunday in the Victoria Day Sprint expert unlimited race Collins finished sixth one Former Barrie resident now to Pan American Games which are including archery for the first time this year are to be held in San Juan Puerto Rico and the World Target Cham pionships will follow in West Berlin Competitors were also evaluated on past performance including four qualifying rounds prior to the Trials field of 12 men qualified for the event Joan McDonald of Toronto 16year veteran of international archery competition topped field of 14 other women in the Bob Gaineys shot flies past Rangers Davidson to make it CP Photo Trials Joining McDonald on the womens PanAmerican team will be runnerup Linda Kas cienko of Toronto Nancy Love of Calgary and MarieClaude Pitre of Carignan Que Wanda Allan of Toronto was selected the teams alternate Others on the mens Pan American team will be runner up Siatkowski Ron Lippert of Cambridge and Daniel Desnoyers of Quebec City Phil Talbot of Vancouver was chosen the teams alternate The mens threemember spot lower than he expected He finished second in the expert 250 cc race earlier that day Ex aminer Photo by Ian Mulgrew Collins close at Sprints but Singleton flys to win By IAN MULGREW Of The Examiner MOSPORT Ont Dale Singleton of Dalton Ga did what he set out to do here Sun Mauchs late fall ruins cycle placing sixbike pileup can ruin your whole weekend says Bar rie cyclist Jeff Mauch The 23yearold former Eastview Secondary School stu dent was feeling pretty good during the weekends Ottawa Spring Stage Road Races after placing 12th in field of 73 after the opening race and heading toward another good finish in the second stage 20mile 20 lap shortcourse event With three laps to go however Mauch became in volved in crash with six other participants After almost five minutes of untangling he finish ed the race but crossed the wire too far back in the field to have any chance at good over all placing was doing pretty well up to that point Mauch said But the crash eliminated any chances had to finish high in the final standings In the third stage of the com petition the Barrie rider finish ed in the main body unplaced after SSmile trek through Gatineau Park In the opening event the time trials Mauch finsihcd the 10 mile circuit in 22 minutes 36 seconds The Ottawa race was one of three qualifying events for the Ontario Road Race team Edwards wins three Racquet Club titles Ruth Edwards earned an engraving on three champion ship trophies by winning and helping win the ladies singles ladies doubles and mixed doubles titles at the annual Bara rie Racquets Club tournament on the weekend Edwards defeated Jane Thompson 63 62 to win the ladies singles event teamed with Sheila Bertram to beat Jane Walsh and Jane Thomp son 61 36 75 in the ladies doubles competition final and helped brother George Danger field handle Matt Birtwistle and Bertram 62 62 in the mLx ed doubles competition Birtwistle defeated Danger field 63 +6 63 in the mens singles final but Dangerfield got back in the mens doubles title match by teaming up with Bill OByrne to beat Joe Hock and Birtwistle 76 773 In the mens singles consola tion event Russ Hayes dumped Sid Dickenson 64 63 while in the ladies singles consolation Dale Garvey thumped Saline Lohuaru 61 64 Dicksenson combined with Karn White to beat Frank and Ann Moir 63 63 in the mixed doubles consolation Alf Lower and Wayne Busch captured the mens doubles consolation title with 67 7lt6 63 victory over Ray Iasl1 and Hayes More than 90 entries took part in the tournament which ex cept for the ladies doubles con solation final wrapped up Saturday The last title match is scheduled for Wednesday day Gary Collins of Barrie cameclose Singleton won the featured Victoria Day Spring expert unlimited final edging out Steve Gcrvais of Toronto and setting the fastest lap of the race at one minute 3007 seconds Collins finished sixth and finished second in expert 250cc race earlier Sunday wanted to finish fifth tin the Sprint and first in the 250 said Collins after the race was pretty beat after the250 Singleton The Flying Pig Farmer raced cool calculating race preferring to ride second before grabbing the lead from Gervais on the 13th lap when Gcrvais had tire trou ble Barrie loses one Barrie Adanac Lock and Safe Midget player steps onto third base during the final inning of an exhibition game against Orillia Saturday at the Barrie Fairgrounds The Barrie runner was safe but his team went down to defeat ii4 The same two teams meet in the season opener at the Fairgrounds Friday Examiner Photo by Garry Forbes Two other touted Americans in the race were never threat Wes Cooley dropped out with mechanical trouble and Bruce Patterson placed third Jim Arnold of Whitby Ont won the 250 event leading most of the way Collins failed to grab the lead late in the race almost had him on the back corner but he managed to keep the lead and hang on said Collins Collins was one of the few Canadians to finish the Daytona race this year with money in his pocket He placed 19th the highest Canadian Although he raced nearly every weekend last year Tol lins said he was being more selective this season Ile said it was too expensive to race in discrimiiiately Collins also said he must be in better shape for future races Despite training for three mon ths prior to Daytona he said he had trouble Sunday hanging on to the bike in the back straights Singleton won Daytona this year and said he plans to race in Europe and Japan Other winners were Richard Jugoc of Toronto junior lightweight production Wilbcr Clarke of Thornhill junior 123 cc Bobby Behcl of Sheffield Alta junior 230 cc Jack Pat terson of Jakvillc junior 500 cc Lang Ilinrllc of Toronto ex pert superbikc and Randy Fauteax of Torono junior open prixluction Red Sox lose 72 Just as the Barrie Red Sox began l0 see little light in their season pcner Sunday in Allison the sun went out As result the SouthSimcoc Baseball League host Alliston Canucks were awarded 72 victory after innings when umpires decided to call the game because of darkness team for the World Champion ships consists of Smith Siatkowski and Lippert The womens World team is made up of McDonald Kascienko and Pitre Fourth positions on each of the World Championship teams were announced but funding cannot be provided by the Federation of Canadian Ar chers Daniel Desnoyers will join the mens team and Lucille Lemay of Boisbrand Que will join the womens team it fun ding can be found from other source Otherwise they will become alternates Editor David Fuller7266537 archer McDonald fired total of 2287 in the doubleround Federation Internationale de Tir LArc FITA competi tion 12 points better than Kas cienko The PanAmerican Games will mark the second interna tional appearance for Smith who holds personal best FITA round of 1215 points Last November he was part of the Canadian contingent which captured Silver Medal at the Championship of the Americas in Rio De Janeiro Brazil Rugby club heads for Sr division Barrie City Rugger Clubs aim of perfect Ontario Rugby Union Senior season looked little less presumptuOUS Satur day after the hosts blasted the Toronto Nomads 2015 at the Barrie Fairgrounds It was the second exhibition victory for Barrie which begins its season Saturday against the Toronto Lions Bar rie beat the Lions 3136 in their first exhibition match two weeks ago The win was encouraging because the Nomads have been rolling over Senior teams in cluding the powerful Toronto Saracens in proseason conr tests The top four Senior teams move up into the Senior ranks next year and Barrie is deter mined to be one of them So they figure perfect season is in order Just to make sure Team Captain Ian Cathery Bernie LeSage Laurie McFarlane and Mike Peever each scored one try for the win ners Dave Britnell rounded out the scoring with two converts In second contest com bination of Barries second team and Central Collegiates senior squad hammered the Nomads Colts club 370 John Laking led the attack with two tries two converts and penalty kick Single tries were scored by John Garvey Todd Arkell Greg Brennan Tom Hoylcr and Dave Thanasse who carried in after long run and perfect ass by $57 fl if if at Mar3 sports hall of fame Swimmers in the area will recognize this weeks mystery sportsman as the former president of the Barrie YMCA Neptunes During the past two years he guided the club through some of its greatest successes with the help of his executive Now he has turned the responsibility over to new presi dent Bob Foster if you know who he Is send in your answer to Sports Hall of Fame co The Ex aminer Box 370 Barrie Ont L4M 4T6 Winners are selected at random from correct entries received by Saturday Toronto Blizzard fans are growing in number and one of them is the winner of last weeks contest Fazal Rosool of Debra Cres He identified the Blizzards Peter Lorimer Graham Lamb Jett Long add ed convert One of the more encouraging additions for the Barrie first squad has been McFarlane Barrie resident who played last season with Saracens and was voted their most valuable player The club is also looking for ward to the return of Mike Cathery the Barrie captains younger brother who has been going to school at Exeter Col lege in England the past two years Pearce sails to YC win Jack Pearce skippered his 15 foot PanAm class sailboat rimRam to victory int he Barrie Yacht Clubs annual Whelham trophy race on the weekend The race first of the season for the club attracted 20 en tries and was held over six mile Olympic course on Kempenfelt Bay Pearce and his crew of Glen and Frank Gauder won two races and finished fifth in another for six points Runnerup was Jim Kotras with 1212 points followed by Neil Fenton with 13 points series of four races were run Sundays fourth race was shortened due to shifting winds with point going to the winner of each two to the secondplace finisher and one more for each progressive plac ing Contest winners will receive an 18inch special pizza from Mr Tonys Pizzaria and Spaghettt House 47 Dunlop St Barrie