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10 Thc Barrie Examiner Thursday March i7 1977 ing some form of amalgamation farfetched As Calvert point out it could be known along the Sports Corner Two leagues want change inflamediates curling By RANDY MCDONALD Examiner Sports Editor With each passing week the possibility of revamped fastball scene for Barrie steps little further from the rumor stage The Barrie and District Major Fastball League met earlier this week in an organizational type of gathering All teams were represented when the subject of change came up Would you as league consider some form of merger with the Barrie Mens Recreational Fastball League or some variation which would benefit both loops Basically that was the question The response was favorable says Gary Calvert president of the Barrie and District Fastball League The Recreational league has already hinted that it wouldnt mind some change as well The two leagues have the chance to get together to reach some form of agreement on March 24 at Georgian College Both leagues will have to have their minds made up by then At that meeting and its an important one stressed Calvert form of direction will result At its present stage it appears both leagues are consider The actual format will come later should the rssult from the meeting at Georgian College The idea of one fastball league in the city is not all that goaliead lines of the Barrie City Fastball League with two divisions Majorand Recreationdivisions Some of the stronger teams would leave the Recreation loop to compete in the Major division But again this is up to the teams themselves to decide They have to decide if they feel theyre strong enough to compete in the major division After all the purpose of such an arrangement is better balance in both leagues Important meeting for GHSC The Greater lluronia Sports Council What is it What has it done Does it serve purpose Future plans Will it stir IZE PLAYERS liar kcy licaguc playoff game in last two gamcs with an in thc puck Urillia won 271 to hints close championship By SCOTT llASKlNS Examiner Sports Writer The Ontario Curling Associa tion tATi liitcrincdiatcs championships got underway Wednesday at the Barrie Turlr ing lub and it the opening draw is to hc any indii ation of things to come it could go right to the final game on Saturday Four tcains art undclcatcd altcr thc lirst round but three of the tour gamcs wcnt right down tothcwirc ltalph ltair lcd thc ianaotiue urling liih lo ionic from behind lttft win against Kcith Vickcrmans lirantloid club hair was trading it going into the last lltl but came up with $5 Leamingtons Sun Parlour Club skipped by Ian Adamson beat Les Walkers Royal Can adian Club from Toronto by the same score and Glen Watsons rink from Belleville went down to 74 defeat at the hands of the Niagara Falls Curling Club skipped by Bill Gillings The opening ceremonies were this morning prior to the start of the second round of competi tion lwo longtime curlers in Barrie Vern Adams and Ells worth Crawford were to take part along with the opp Pipe and Drum Band llugh Merriam director of publicity expects the competi tion to be very keen Merriam favors the London rink skipped by Bill Dunlop as the team to beat because he had to beat the defending champion Gelph rink in order to qualify for the championship There are 16 divisions in the Ontario Curling Association and each team had to win its own division before moving on to play the winners of three other divisions The top two teams in the elimination bon spiel were then eligible for the Intermediates Championships The Bill Dunlop rink of Lon don won their opening game but he doesnt consider his four some to be the tournament favorite When you get into any On ricgoaltcudcr lIrnicMillcr is rillia Bob liaird tHi saw jury lie and lcrricrs Hot send the series hack to lar must shot totakctlircc There should be some very tario final the competition is we hidden by maze of players regular luty in the third Sykcs in are about to conic iic Friday tlfixaiiiincr ln othcr play Hill ltunlop entertaining curling hesaid pretty tough he said We 10591 50m9 0f the luosmms mmghl annual moat during the second period of pcriod after sitting out the towthcr tor mutual causc lholot London rink dctcatid tlic Its not the caliber of the beat chlph in the elimination will attempt to answer The general meeting is set for 730 pm at the Sunnidalc Community Centre invitations have gone out in one form or another to the sports using the illSt resources good turnout is needed to help the council plan its future Bot Baker is the cchutivcsdircctor of the illSt He feels that many of the sports groups in the area are not fully aware of what the council has to of fer Tonights agenda includes constitution changes the selection of new cchutivc reports from the different in the past has been driven into the publics attention lts successes have been Wetliiisiliys Senior lloc Terriers not giving up stem late surge by Flyers Ulilll Math tall it call it ttrttiltlL up llat by ltarric ilitl tttillia ltrricis artii goiiiL minutes ol hockcy into thc third opcninu two pciiods and car ricil 11 lcatl into thc third period tlt in tront ol illlll and had turd shot latc in thc lranic which ippcarcd licadcd loi an cpocdiorncr yet Playoffs cston toll and tountry lub rink skippcd by Vally llcgguin liricr but its very good he said OCA finals to Saturday ltrayis ltl thc itA ln fiiiiicdiatcfithainpionshipsi lndin lciniinaton vs onion lhanttord gt izigaia all Friday Weston vs Toronto Belleville vs Brantford Saturday loronto vs Belleville London vs Gananoquc Niagara Falls vs Leamington round but that team didnt have Murray McGregor who was the defending skip Todays draw will pit Ni agara Fallls against the toronto Royal Canadian Club Belle ville against Leamington Brantford will meet London and Gananoque will play Wes ton First draw was set for 930 LIT At pm Belleville plays London Ganaoque meets the Toronto Royal Canadian Club Leamington plays Weston and II II Brantfordtakeson Niagara CIlnlninccs as well as hi gIIIIIIIIIIIlIIliIJII Sum it IIHIII is Illilllvmpill hm ll ltcllm illc London l1tt Brantford vs Fridays draSw age at 2dpmI tar tllt it Vcston ant ur raws Uppfmumt hrdum llartis night iut inost ot all trillia had thc ttiLJ in thc llaiiis got pad lll lront ol hat the MM has donc will be the same as today and if playoff is needed it will be played at pm Saturday ll Vcstoii lliiléllit ll London vs Leam This marks the first time the out mcckh in tlic tint tllli iitit ltcgin opcncd thc scoriiii at Millir was pullcd trom thc in ton rovmcial finals of the in litiililigll hit Milli folillltltliltltL koy ssociiton Niiioi lttsi 17 on unc and taki lll lycis lltl with ltlillllllllltj Hm Im II SWIGHHIIIU IIHHIIIHHI figural Falls VSI Iananuquc Fermediales championships ol sccii tllllllllltl sitics yllll llncmatc ltiitiick tuctko utthc icriod can get full and coiniiiit II II II II II itllltstlltliltl illiitlitllls litlttyillc loioiitoys Biantloid willbeplaytdin Barrie ed suppurt by 5pm IntlIIt it it Hi st lil Ill II ill liiiI HI is It III II II at is IL IIDHH Ltd 11 It IIIII IIIIIII THIHIIIU III IIIIIIIIIII VIIIIII VS Renown The Barrie Curling Club on MgIIIIIZIIIIIIIIS IIIIIIIII Ii mmllm gt lycis Hrillia io il eaniingion it playoff is necessary it Isssa Road applied to the OCA lluronia umbrella inc thing the illSt would like to see come about this titts lituit iltl it liirci tilth ituni littta llllt iltl cad tlic tll ith it tho iittl ru fiyHarrislictoitbcingspillcd tlaikc ticd thc iianii lust iycr ininutc later on low shot by partially scriincd lIi would hayc scnt tlic tllltt into oycitiinc ml iii was poking at itllt purl in thc cicasc lltll thc ltllltl cnd thc llycrsTttrtllii llcrs totii1lliao tirillia llycrsl iananoiiiic London Mallard halls will be played Saturday at in to host the finals as part of the clubs centennial celebrations ttlll ill summer is the aroma itltiin at toriw illci llis tiiilltiiitntijtllti itamc iiiittoid itllttitl no lllt IN IIII II summ mus lililllL lll thc shadows tor this thc uaiiii cycntual iinnci IIts Ls lhil lucsday it liiiic sciiistociid caiiic at thc inark ot lllt liranstoiicoudnt iiiikc to last There was meeting earlier this week with four sports at tending ladies softball cycling cricket and lacrosse Baker said hes had acknowledgement from such sports as ltocky tlarkc unior playir brought up by ltrillia for tho lllltltilt litlltiti on play siniilai toliisltist1oil nights ggiiiic ilonusidc liyctko lillcd in litcan and Gary ll ncccssaty Siiiislicst ol ttll playott ltlltllllllnlfitli lllt lti llyci stlliiti tttl tlic ltc lits turgcss was stop icrilgdafitd $iii5ctfittsliéliiilrilslarggiiiigfiEXEUtIiIlIISECit ricrs tilltlltt with both tIiilIta ttrillia uoalluipcr in tlic final iicd by Harris lll thi tirst pcriod yum goals period try llttl to nct thc llltl thc lllLtl brokc in alonc at laiil iiLlli Illtltti tor ttlllltlltl lcriicrs could on the lllllltl not In contrast lcilishciincn at MlllOlSittlill raised trout but natural tions on Lake Simcoe fishingjis Hogwash in poaching claim iillllt managc only loiii lltll on lllt to thc othcr Llatncs lllllt lt Hr IIITWI and Hip Bay Point manang to lpldUll0ll of both whttcflsh no indication that the Ministry There was minor StIr earner this wk Hmong IIII lut it was goaltindtr iitlllls taiiit not ill thc itiltltl tor only four minor lllllllt in Imrrw Row Inyflk LIN In huh IIII III II III IIIIIHIIkIIIIIuIhasdeyhmtd plamIIng angler or the declme Newmarket and District Soccerlreaguc it LJIV ltttttt tltt tdtw in total ot Iitorthruuiic tbl ttttttt with httttt ltittl II II llltit but tillttl crcn so for ILco Bernicr Minister Iof in Whitefishand lake troutubut The BarrIe CI Soccer team was mm meurhoII III IIIII play llarris kitkcd out all but imb ltaiid rctui lltti lroin lllt thrcc Friday LIillllt starts at IIIIILI IIIIIII IIII tltttittt Natural Resources said earlier on theunsatisfactory CODdltlQns they consider poachmgn of players NIIIIIIIIIISIIIIII IIIII onc ot ll shots including to iniurid list to sii rcgiilar shit to niI lhc bo olticc isopcn II titlicials ol ministry of in the seamn that the restrit inthelake the newestentryontheleaguc shot lmllitLtlti thc tinal pci out work in thc third pcriod illt if iitlllt Arcna daily tor mum IIIIHIIIIIIII II Hm natural rcsouiIccs tlc oyct Team Officials net here was principle ImIIIIId In IIIIII lycrs tiicd to tlitlli no ttltl£lll yinucr pcichid hui ltlktl In 3g likc Mintot iidiicsday and the new entry should not be making any offers to induce sitoiiil iilinti MIN HM Ill fewofthcestablished playerstoswitchallegiance itiillia larkc 32 tlutcs illnKIIVijllv Immm One of the offers made apparently was the use of the Minet iiiii faclitiesatthe Nottawasagalnn IIIIIIIIII IIva II tvttiltilllllltt lIIitIlllIilIsll Lou Biffis owns the Nottawasaga inn and sponsors the soc IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII I3 IIII Jittl IIlltlIlIlI flIllttt WI first certeam laul calm my thc only caiiir high Sioo plinth llay liw ti lhiidlcriod will VIIJIiiZIilyiiiiTiniIiithilllilililo OR Wen and 3055 first permd Wlth our Straight ll Hogwashnwas his response to questions of possible ismr to ittlll ttyili llarrn II mun liziryl slj pitktrl up If iioscoriiip TIlII IligvKUIILIII mil Wm minor bantams haveuelim goals two in the second and poacmng thillia Rtrlncsday llis pool at pair of points ll thc third 1135 itllllilitsr nouc fIIIIW UNI mated Ilro from the Yotk Sim lWOtltOletOOPenthethlrdl IIf they want to come to play for its it their business he I7 III III IIII IIII IIIIIIIII II III IlIIIIII III II IIIII III IIIIIII IIII II III Mm IIII ImIII HI IIIII KIEHIIIIWI IIIIII IIWHI 00 Mlttttt HOCkC Leflgu Mke M3119 had two S0315 sad ttlllli in iiinc playoll gaincs 13o point plateau in s1 Mliilt T1 taiiic ti III IIIIII Playoffs three rdlgm of Barr with Greg Bertram We have more playersthan wcknow what todo with ll III IIIIIIII IIIIII IIIIII IIjIItIII III tilill IIII Ht hit imf IMI games Warren Collier Jim Walker Biffisadded IMIIIII III II MW II III IIIIIII SIIIIIII IIIIWVI IIII IIIIIIII IIIIIII IIIIII IIII IIIIIIIII ltlttIItIIIIIlutbxtII mitt tlltttts The Barrie Minor llockey andRickSnoweachscoringone He said coach Mike OBrien former player Willi Bari1c IIIIIIIII MI IIIIIIIIIII III IIIIIIIIII IIIIIIII III IIIIIIIIIIIK III sin it ynnIl my naniv lltflIIt tiltsINN II Association entry thumpchOro goal Cityis busy screemngthcplayers IIIIIWI IIIiI ttiilti phi II ii IIIIIII iIJI my IIIIIII IljtII ImfI 62 at the ro Township om IHugh Partridge scored the Nottawasaga apparently picked up few players from the Wig lttlllti card in llit minutes in zit games ith Har l15FIMT5IIfl llfIH Im munity Centre fVedncsday to first Oro goal oftlie game in the Tottenhamtcam which wcntundcr IIIIIVIM HI iIII Limp IIIIII III III sIIIIIIIIIIL WI WWII imam Hm ml NH lf it hlt Vtlldtlt it 11 take the bestoffive semifinal first period With Bob Mc ilAlNG AROINI Lacrosse players 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Untatlo llotkcy Associations draft of over age Major Junior lIIiIIIIi IIIIIIIIiIIIIIIIi huhhwy mftllllI tario Senior Series rcportsattcnd and Tim players This Thats the conscnsus of sew ancc is up tit per cent and the should go long way in cqualv cral hockcy stratcgist who look calibre ol play is greatly llltr ixiiigthccalihrcol players on the current 1976 77 season as proved iclislc admitted that in past oncof rebirth Sure there are still couple years over age juniors passed Larry liclislc of lcnc of Weak spots but this year for up in the universal draftsby the National Hockey League and World llockcy Associations were not contacted by senior clubs Many boys were dejected and quit hockey Some felt the scnior clubs Wcrcnt really in tcrcstcd because they didnt illl thappcl pisscd hcr Illlllllli IIIIIIIII HIPIIIItIIIqIIqw gold Danci iciincs rtcst two IIfIIIIIVIvIIIIII ccntralixcd test days ol the liar ii ltllt iiiiosziitoiscics ric ltiguro Skating lub held II th llllIJIli ituntly it ill ltaiiit Aitna IIIIIMI SIIIIW is top 01h ll LTHIIL Sk in Is Mary iinclaiicilla military Iullll LN mowm about 01713 le Diannc Ullilt 1IIII lattiiJohnstoii MINyAIIIIIIIIIIII Hhm Illlstlllllllitil mm mm laiiicla ltucluisih PMhl slthbltlilttmllIIHMIZH Kinsmen Major atoms Nwmmw reclt veed fr in loss to lhbliicMcAithur SIIHIIIIIIIIIIkH iruiiro Figure JAIIIIWIIIIrImI Newmarket earlier this week I5Itllgllml siiiutiutttaom thump the visitors to the ccr Ilroiilc Irtliitt SIIMIIIIIIXIIW ml bdhlVlOW Alena rt Wedncbi TWN Mikc Iarrinutoii my WM5 wdy MM lioblucrniistoii The Will llfS ho bllsltdi filly NW iisioiisuyiciiimMias CVI MHA mm playoff llll 11 Anicrlcai gt Kmhy WIN II KIWI KI lltS With the third game in iiuumiisiiiv lHMlus KIIIIIIIIII NewIIIIIIIIvI PETER SUKEITE of the Dance Vicnncsso in tlic IIIIHIIIIII IIIIHHKIIW Robbie lusttn and Stewart Barrie Figure Skating Club Senior Silver Dances lat liumplmyli KIIIIIIKII Smith had two goals each lor passed his Silver free skate DenBoer Janice Morrison Wlltttlmly lullwliiillliplttll lsarric Wllil lticky torny andI at two recent centralized test and Darlene Neely asscd MIIIIncanMmI SXIIII Shane orson Chlltpltlti days of the Barrie club held the Paso Karen and andra KIIIIHIIIIWII IIII IIHIIIW single goals at the Barrie Arena Anum Scott passed the Kilian in StuHotter iiuiitiMoriison 109 Ram Pack th ber 0f Skaters Passed the Sentttr Silver Dances tEx lmLIffflI ImrttiwtwIy tame at the Barrie Aron Nol Illlt2llll2lt liisher Sinicoe in time but this hut the deadline for getting huts are subject to $100 fine tests including Debbie Cha amincr Photo Silt iiiu Cynthia Andrews men at Minet Point managed Kurtn Scott Sandra Scott didnt quite make it to shore off the ice after that owners Examiner Photo to get their ice hutsoff Lak in one piece Tuesday was pel who achieved her God