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14 the oxamlner Thursday April 28 1977 Sports corner Tardy sports hurting Games By RANDY MCDONALD Examiner Sports Editor Each morning Bob Baker waits for the morning mail to be dropped on his desk hoping that it will bring him some good news Baker is the executive director of the Greater Huronia Sports Council GHSC which is attempting to put together the first packaged Summer Games in Huronia What he is waiting for are the completed registration forms from the sports which indicated an interest in par ticipating in the July games Baker is losing his patience as the May deadline for en try creeps into the picture Theyve been given cover month now to et them in As of today Wednesday only one has come in said That one sport is cricket Baker is still waiting to hear from lacrosse soccer cycling mens fastball and an equestrian club those are the ones were pretty well sure of He hasnt heard anything from track and field tennis and few other sports he expected to jump at chance to par ticipate in the Huronia Summer Games Lacrosse has indicated that it will be holding number of tournaments in the area as part of the Summer Games Cricket is in Orillia for its program Whats troubling Baker is the pressure the holdouts are putting on the Games Committee Hes extended the deadline by two weeks to May 16 Were all set to go but were not getting any response Baker said the Games Committee has got to know now where the sports stand He is presently interviewing number of students from Barrie for the job of assistant coordinator for the Games Baker said he had narrowed the candidates down to five but was having trouble selecting his assistant Baker stated that the GHSC has to know now which sport is in and which is not to help plan the structure of the Games Such things as arranging facilities advertising promotion are handcuffed by this reluctance on the part of the sports to send in their registration forms He said there was still an opening for such sports as water skiing and sailing if someone is willing to step forth and handle the activity PROGRAM 50A EXPERIENCE 77 Recreation for Women is coming back to the Barrie area as are the two university students who got the project off the ground last summer Sadie VanBeest Creemore and Judie Perkin of Barrie have returned to pick up where they left off last year and that was the promotion of women in sports They begin work May 24 Were very pleased theyre both coming back where they left off Baker said Both are graduating this year in physical education related courses Sadie is graduating from Hamiltons McMaster University with Judie finishing her final year at Guelph Baker said the pair would probably do more programs this summer in an effort to get things going for women in sports in the area They would probably look after the sports involving women in the Huronia Summer Games The two were responsible for organizing the Simcoe Coun ty Womens Volleyball League which completed suc cessful program last month Were looking forward to some good things happening this summer added Baker GIANtING ItLNIDoug Ault continues to swing mighty bat with the Toronto Blue Jays He homered Wednesday against the Cleveland Indians The Jays rookie is connecting with men on base which is pleasing manager Roy Hartsfield The Slessor and Periard lnsurancejuniors have set aside Saturday 10 am at Queens Park for their first open tryout The club plays in the Barrie and District Senior Softball League Carl Dixon hands the baton off to Rob Campbell 317 during relay at the Eastview Wildcat invitational track and field meet Tuesday The North entry which included Mike lorgrave easily outdistaiiceil teams from Barrie teiitial spo Two top racetracks in area in competition this season Gerry Watson owner of the Barrie Speedway doesnt think there is market in the Barrie area for two racetracks but doesnt appear to be worried The area isnt big enough for twu top tracks he said the top cars are worth Sl2 Barrie Speedway will have racing this cat in the late model class the mini AlllikliS and the Sllttl stockcrs on the otic iiiaiicr iiiilc tiai Minor soccer program Connecticut Glove its never bothered me before wins invitational The Invitational Pace at Bar rie Raceway Wednesday pro vided not only the fastest heat of the program but also Very exciting race Shadyhill Champ driven by Larry Rose left on top and lead the field to the quarter in blistering 29 45 Katoomba with Peter Swift at the reins moved out to challenge at the half in 101 35 but it was Shadyhill Champ who held the lead to the threequarter pole in spite of the added challenge from Pinedale Mick who went threewide to make his bid In the final drive for home lightly favored Connecticut Gove overtook them all to win in 203 onefifth for owners Harry Kent and William Hicks who also drove the winner Les Dixon of Woodbridge scored driving double in the second and ninth races and Willis Jones graced the win ners circle following the first and thidd races crowd of 1431 Wagered $93398 raceway results Wednesday First pace mile clm 364m JERSEY ED 60 30 It CHRISS TAR BUY 330 it ABEL PAItKIIlt TIME NilTi EXACTth It and 4311 It Second cond pace mile 33m KIWI BLLLET i2 11m It ROCKY LAIRI Ito 2i JUSTIN ENlFl It TIMI1 0925 EXAT1 and 593 iii Third coiid trot mile 3500 CELIAS AIHH 4i Ill 8f ARDEN VAN 360 40 HUN Hi TIME2111K EXACTOR and $64 21 Fourth cond pace mile 3150 LADY GRADY 4i 40 ARICHAI SEA 20 1140 LEMBU ELAIN it TIME rJzFi EXACTUR and 51010 Filth ond trot iiiiie Stilt JIMMY VAN Tilt ii EASTWOODllllEYlli 530 iso GAELlftilAltM iii TIME 091 ExAtlUlt land 513 on Sixth cond pace mile $10m PETER HYAlJtlJ 450 330 iio StiAMll 1171 11110 AllNlIIMMGURDUN ti TIME 0525 EXACIURS and Sit and $2180 Seventh coiid pace mile moo WEE ELLE Sit 371 Fit MURGAGE AL 6110 41 JAlilAS SKEWIAR fit TIME 20715 EXACTUR and SilH ll Eighth ill pace mili $21001 CONNECTICUT GLOVE 780 610 It Fit PINEDALE MICK 1001 iii THORNCRESI It TIME 20315 EXACIOIt and $9380 Ninth cliiihp pare mile 3701 MTKIY so 324 112i EASTER ROGUE 00 KEADYS DELIGHT 30 One course filled up Barrie and District Hunters and Anglers Conservation Jlub had 25 attending its first hunter safety program of the season The program runs until Thursday with second session to pick up the following Tues day May 10 Anyone wishing to take the second hunter safety program is advised to reregister They can so by contacting Jack Bonney at 7285825 Jim Roe at 72694722 or John Nixon at 72643990 TIME 20 EXACTUH and $9170 Tenth elm pace mile 3501 ARGYEL FLASH 32 it it it MISS EMILY HOSE 4t MIMI TIME 600 ll TIME 121 EXAtTUItS Band 115108 30 it and 530 ATTENDANCE Hill HANDLE $9339 ii Keeps heat out during the summer months months Ellwa insulation offers this 525 coupon towards the purchase of your in sulation min purchase of $200 Simcoe $25 =ilttttttsmtlntiissuiiiiaisii Wiiiitii You will notice your home up to IO degrees cooler during the summer and 30 decrease in your fuel bills during winter but somebody has to stiffer from it Sunset Speedway didnt pose much of problem last year in way of competition but things could be different during the upcoming season Pinei rest Speedway lll Toronto folded and many of its top drivers will be driving here this year Both tracks will be running Saturday nights Barrie Speed way opens May 21 and Sunset will open June Watson tries to cater to the younger area drivers who may not be able to afford to get into the topclass racing right away Weve added street stock catagory this year for the new guys without too much money he said The way it is now kid cant get into racing because some of lllNIIllltl AtllN VEltSAIIJJuS lirancc Ai Two young men held up gas station near here One took $200 while the other aimed slingshot at the attendant po licesaid will Keeps heat in during the winter months 85 as Oga coga séf Box 602 Barrie Address Phone is looking for coaches The Harrie ptimist Minor Soccer Association is faced with serious lack of coaches for the upcoming season with Some levels being affected more than others large number of coaches from last years teams arc unable to coach this year This opens the door for others who are interested in helping out with minor soccer iii he city Registration for the lcaguc IS over the ooo mark Anyone who has child between it who wants to play can contact John James at 7217714209 If they missed registration There will be 41$ teams Ill ac tioii this year with eight itilll teams eight atom teams mosquito teams petwei teams and live bantam teams The league will start li Moi ii Ell llikhlll will day May iii when the bantam iuare oil Mosquitos and squirts Alll play on Iiicsdays and atoms and pccwecs will play on liiursdays The honor team is holding practices every Wednesday at the Stcclc Street School star ting at tt in and all post tioiisarcopcii Ihc tcam competes lit to team league against London Kitchener Hamilton Huil ingtoii akvillc Scarborough hingaconscy Agiiicouii and Saltficct and opens the season May 13 There IS general iiicciing the league Iay at the Municipal Savings and Loan orpolatioii for anyone lll tcicstml helping out during the 1077 season imoiillilllilllt float and MiaM BOTTLED 1N BOND inth imu and Eastview for the in Eastview did finish as the top oierall school at the meet There is an invitational meet planned for Itarrie North on lednesday Examiner llioto sports shorts Collingwood loses Blues olliiigwoixl ltlucs are history but there will be an In itlllltilltlit team in the city for the first time iii 11 years The ltlues finished in the red during their first year of operation in the Southern Ontario Junior League ne source tSlllllIilttI the loss at 3100 entrai lntcriiimliaie leagiic has been set up and will consist of olliiigwooif Hradlord ilealord with the possibility of teams from rangcvillc Milton and George on entering the league The luclph llolliday Platters are another team from the Sllll that wont be returning next season Big bowling weekend is coming up Another big weekend on the bowling scciic lS shaping up Saturday at Kciiipview Howl Harrie is the tournament for senior cit ilzciis with opening ccieinoiiics at littt aiii The youth Howling oiincil of Slicas Harrie is holding its annual awards banquet at the oiitinciital lnn Saturday Organizations get hand from Council lwo sports organizations are benefitting from Harrie ity oimcil llic iicatcr illlltHllil Sports ouncil and the Barrie and llSllll Girls Softball League liavc grants included in the citys budget The sports titlllill is to receive Stitu with the new girls league receiving $1M Slessor Periard juniors to practice The Slessor and leriard Insurance Juniors of the Barrie and District Senior Softball League are holding tryouts Saturday at Queens Park lliclirst piactiecsession begins at ltia in Fun day for Civitan bantams tivitan minor bantams winners of the iitario Minor Hockey ssociatioii championship are planning fun day for players coaches and parents this weekend at Spring waterlark WSM is Canadian Club Went likitii ogoulaim lllii Lolita Eastview first at Wildcat meet Three points was all the difference in the world for Eastview Secondary School Those few points were worth firstplace finish and avoided tussle with Barrie North Col legiate Eastview collected 338 points to win the overall team championship at the Eastview Wildcat Invitational Track and Field meet on Tuesday Third place with 34 points went to Barrie Central Col legiate There was slight mixup at the end of the meet which was clarified often when organizers had time to catch their breath and go over the results Barrie North boys were awarded pla ue honoring their performance as the overall winners of boys division Theyll now have to give it back as later check revealed that Barrie Central was the winner The complication settled around the athletes who entered the meet just to test themselves and for timing purposes These entries had their placings tabulated in the point standings which led to an incorrect list of standings in the overall girls and boys divisions The only thing tht didnt change was the overall stan dings amon the three schools entered Although closer Eastview sti came out on top Points were awarded to the top six placers in each event starting with 10 points and working down to one point Lynn Sessor helped Eastviews showing with firstplace finish in the senior girls 100 and 200metre sprints Kim Holden was another ouble winner for Eastview with firsts in the junior girls hurdles and long jump events Holden also earned second in the junior girls 100 metres The Sega brothers of Marty and Brian proved their pro wess in the hi gh jump event Brian won the junior boys event with younger brother Marty winning the midget division Both are students at Barrie North Marty had second in the midget boys 100 and zoometre runs Other double winners for the daylong meet include Jen nifer Irwine of Barrie Central who fnished first in the junior girls 100 and 200metre sprints Glenn Docherty of Eastview picked up first place ribbons in the midget boys 100 200 metre events Barrie North Collegiate will host its own invitational track and field meet on Wednesday Results GIRLS llurdieii midget Sue Flegel BC 148 seconds Kelly Matheson Roxanne Jutras BC junior Kim Holden 135 Michelle Ethier BN Sue Skinner SLIllOl SCOPE 100 metres midget Jennifer lrwine BC 13 Kelly Grantham BN Wendy Pro uix junior Cindy Watterson BC 14 Kim Holden Michelle Ethier RN SeniorLynn Slessor 134 Nicky Emms Karen Scott BC 00 metres midgetJennifer Irvine BC Wendy Proulx Sue Flegel BC JuniorMichelle Ethier BN 304 Patsy Haines Jacquie Perkins BN SeniorLynn Slessor 284 Karen Scott BC 1m metresMidgetDebbie Quail BN 24 Marianne Stepulaitis BC Mary Daniels Junior Chris Dixon EN 240 Ann Warden BC Pat Caron SeniorKaren Scott BC 2442 Sandra Caldwell BC Long jumpMidgetDawn Elrick BN 421 metres Sandra Legros BN Judy Sass JuniorKim Holden 59 Patsy flames Jacquie Perkin BN High jumpMidgetSandra Legros BN 35 Dawn Elrick BN Debbie Skaer JuniorSiohhann Williamson BN 125 metres No seniors Sholput MidgetMonique Cadeau BN Kelly Grantham BN Marian Steplaitis SeniorrTracey Twitcth Reilly 4x100me1res midget Barrie North 54 Same Central 59 Eastview 59 JuniorrEastview 583 Barrie North Senior 4x400 metres Barrie North 5014 BOYS Hurdles no midget JuniorBilly Young EN 17 Scott Mcinnes BC Bernie Lotfiler BC no senior ioo metresMidgetclenn Docherty 12 Marty Sega BN Denii Ongarao Bt Junior Steve McKenna BC 119 Marc Mireault BC Bill Young BN no senior zoo metresMidgetGlenn Docherty 254 Marty Segal BN Darryl Sleeves BC JuniorSteve McKenna BC 259 Dave Quinlam Marc Mireault BC SeniorMike Forgrave BN 239 Carl Dixon BN 1m metres Midget Peter Vm BC 2195 Ken Leitch BC Bill Snider JuniorScott Johnson BN 21134 Pete Campbell BN Allan Lowe Senior Andy Holt BC Rob Campbell BN Mike Peever BC High jump MidgetMarty Segal BN Er rol Brown Jeff Toogood Junior Brian Segal BN Marc Mireault BC Senior Steve Finch 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