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12 the examlnor Tuesday Jun 14 1977 Sports corner Unique program being offered By RANDY MCDONALD Examiner Sports Editor An opportunity has opened up for girls and boys ex pecially girls to 16 years of age to get involved in an un ique summer recreation program ThlS Summer Gymnastic Camp offers five sessions begin ning July and continuing through to Sept Nicky Emms coordinator of the program is hoping the idea Will catch on and flourish She is looking to good tum out Thursday when registration takes place at the Barrie Central Collegiate and at Eastview Secondary School be tween 930 pm Emms feels there is definite need for program of this nature Throughout the winter months there were 250 kids in volved in gymnastic programs she pointed out Come the summer and it all ends While the course is open to both girls and boys Emms says its the girls which should benefit the most personally feel that theres not enough offered for g1rlssheoutlined From my past experience working as playground leader for three years noticed there was no specific sport offered in the summer program for girls If girls wanted to participate in sports they played on boys teams For this reason Emms felt that the number of girls involv ji ed in summer sports dropped The enrolment of girls dropped because one they had to compete against boys and two the sports offered were not interesting to them Emms said this was only understandable as the sports were geaared for boys and not girls She feels gymnastics may be the answer Gymnastics is an individual sport which allows the per son to compete with himself Team sports were always problem for girls because we could never get enough together to make team she said Emms said that something had to be offered that would be attractive to girls to get them to par ticipate physically other than the option of joining boys baseball track hockey or lacrosse teams Gymnastics has proven to be the sport she said The Summer Gymnastic Camp is funded in part by grant from the Experience Here you take it Goaltender Steve Donnelly of the Paul Sadlon Motors peewees hand off to teammate dur ing recent game against Huntsville at the Eastview Arena Barrie tied Huntsville 77 in the first game them whipped the visitors 63 in another game Examiner Photo Eight games Monday Those streaks stay alive in minor baseball NICKY EMMS Camp coordlnator 430pm swimming to the regular program they wish during the summer Bob Warner has assumed the duties as head coach of the Huronia Striders Track and Field Club Warner teacher at Eastview Secondary School and coach of the Eastview senior girls allOntario high school championship team will be helping with all aspects of coaching Bob Maludzinski of Barrie North Collegiate is helping the Striders in distance running He coached the North cross coun try teams to number of Sim coe County League and GBSSA championships this past season special meeting has been called for all highschool age athletes and over interested in the summer program The meeting is tonight at Eastview Secondary School at 7pm Warner said he was getting involved in the Striders pro gram to help fill in the gap that exists after the high school track season ends There are just an incredible The sessions will run for two weeks at $20 session The first two sessions are at Barrie Central Collegiate with the remaining three at Eastview Secondary School Dates for the sessions July to 15 July 18 to 29 Aug to 12 Aug 15 to 26 and Aug 29to Sept There will be programs for junior and senior gymnasts with the junior program in the mornings from am to noon and the senior program set for the afternoon from Each gymnast will receive 22 minutes on each apparatus such as floor beam vault and bars There will be other sports offered as well such as volleyball basketball and There is also special hour of ballet jazz and modern gymnastics taught each Tuesday and Thursday in addition Emms says she has received about 50 registrations to date Those signing up can do do Thursday for any session GLANCING AROUND Today is the day that has many Junior hockey players sitting on pins and needles as they wait to see how they rate with the NHL scouts NHL referees and linesmen will be in Barrie Thursday to meet the CKBB nostars in hindraising event at Midhurst Funds raised will go to help Simcoe County Rescue Squad Ron Hoggarth of Barrie and Bruce Hood are among the offficials competing Brantford Alexanders of the OHA Senior League may be in for name change 77 program of the Ministry of Culture and Recreation But its the registration fees which will pay for the instructors time this sum mer Besides Emms there will be Brenda Thomas of Bar rie who has eight years teaching ballet Joanne Smith an accomplished gymnast from Barrie Cen tral and Faye Conrad who Emms says is really good with kids Huronia Striders get head coach BOB WARN ER number of seniorage athletes around this town who have been in pretty good high school pro gram Warner said Then boom theres nothing left He said there were tremen dous number of meets during the summer for athletes belong ing to club Warner expects good response form highschool track athletes Striders set meet records Two members of the Huronia Striders Track and Field Tall Trees Campground and McDonalds kept their perfect records intact Monday with wins in the tyke division of the Barrie Minor Baseball League McDonalds improved its record to 50 with 145 win over Vala Contracting and Tall In peewee action Monday American Hotel evened its record at 22 with 202 thrashing of Sunoco Car Wash and PeterReine hung on for 112win over JBs Big Boy Tom Harris Dave McAllister and Gary Bertram led American Hotel with two hits each in the victory over Sunoco Car Wash Tod Bowman had nohitter Wednesday FIRST PACE MILE 5450 4rTUCKSTOLRINA Powell REAPERS ROCKET Irwin IETTAS BOY Rowe 1lloon About 31 Spinout Samons 5Ne Kha Cass GLees Marie Sheldon SECOND PACE MILE $500 2IETER BY ALICIl Rowc lJIINNIFER It rowe 3NORDIC ACE Jones 4Silver Pebbles Beachmnn 5Agile Annie Crowt 68 Girl irineagi 7Port Zoom Plann tiAA Home TIIIRI TROT MILE $500 47MISS AIR SONG Kennedy 213 noor lI Nicholson IPALEMBO DEBBIT II Farr lBarbo Action ochranc 5Anneniar roue 67ch Planti 7Todds Lady Hughes BStraight Shot Anncrud IOLRTII PACE MILE $100 8ADEN ATOM Durbano 2MIMI TIME Cass SREILICA MA Fuller lLori Lee Brcliiour drCalcanettc Scrannagc frrKatie McNiib limphrcy trrVirginia Lady Lee 7Pink Panther Crowt FIFTH PACE MILE 3600 SVHARIRCK HUMES Scraniiagc lvARllBl PARIS Liness trrKlLOSUIREMlI Harris Rfine Rick Edwards 8Night Flasher Durbano 6ElisTodd MacArthur 777Ritzy George Crowc Toncrs Pride Rowe South Simcoe Tall Trees 11 Wall Equipment TRACK at Eastview Secondary School Area track and field cham pionships for elementary schools BASEBALL pm Barrie Fair Grounds Ivy Leafs vs Barrie Red Sox pm Collingwood at Alliston South Simcoe MINOR BASEBALL Viau tyke Starr Electric 20 Kirks Kids tyke McDonalds 14 Vala tyke Ice Cream Unlimited 17 Findleys Flowers Bantam Gamers Adanac Bantam 15 pm at Eastview Cooke vs oin Wash FASIBALL Peter Reino Barrie Coop pm Queens Park Starr 830 pm Queens Park onverliblc Pools vs Clarkson Hotel Intermediate Division pm MacMorrison Park Georgian Sports vs Giffcn Farm 830 pm Clifton Hotel vs Ianplas Recreation Division Trees Campground won its fourth game with no defeats by Monday Christies IGA beat In other tyke division play Monday Christies IGA beat Harper lire 1211 and Starr Electric whipped Kirks Kids 206 American Hotel evens its record until relieved in the fourth in ning by Randy Ellis who allowed two hits and two runs over the next three innings In the other peewee game Ken Emms went all the way for PeterReine to record the win over JBs Big Boy The win by PeterReine was its fourth of the year and kept them in first place in the peewee division Raceway entries SIXTH PACE MILE $700 EASTER ROGUE Durbano 3r JUSTINE ENUH Nicholls 27 KLYO Dixon No Jo Kin Bodkin Vapo Iick Linch Black Duchess Brooks Move Steady Jackson Miljtsllt Dream Byron SEVENTH TROT IILII $1500 EYRE PAL Lee 27 REVALFJI JOE Scrannage 5VllltSJINGIE Cn llie Jimmy Van Mon 377 Torch Demon Monlioy +7 Toryxinno Stiner Dashing Eli Annirod ti Brigevandlr Liness EIGHTH PACE MILE $1000 BULSHVIZR BILL McIZachcrn HF SHURII iii Nicholls LAIlISI NEWSRG Scrannagi lhno Yates Aniierud Katie Ken Ka Sheldon Iaiiasia Ila Jones AChIplar Loukras ireentree Stcvc Scrannage NINTH IE MILE $000 47 SITSAN Scrannagc 34 Il LOR HICKORY Hic it HAZEL RIIEI Byron Perfect Killean lxickhart Bombay Tercssn Brown 11 Fashion Lec Iruncllii lt Scrannage Ititly Pridi rowe TENTH IAII MILIl 3100 HRISS TAR BUY Rowe it IAll BATTLES Nicholls ti SIABIEiiAlI1 MacArthur Swmging Sam Tailacott KIWI Adonis Fuller lud Mathcrs Sewers Flying Miss rowc Himmy Scrannngc Electric vs Barrie Floor and Club did very well at the Ontario Tyke and Atom Track and Field Championships at the Etobicoke Centennial Stadium Saturday Jodie LSalle and Patti Boni combined with Orillia track members Julie and Janice Pounder to place first in the medley relay LaSalle also set meet record in the 100 meter sprint She ran the race in 128 seconds and also set new record in long jump with leap of 451 meters Boni placed fifth in the shotput with toss of 729 meters Kelly Symons of the Tottenham Legion Track and Field Club finished second in the tyke nine and under girls high jump and 200metre run and won the 400metre event to ta the overall honors in her division More than 750 competitors took art in the meet Patti Boni of Barrie placed fift in the shotput as well as contributing fast 100metres in the medley Christine Rocchio set meet record in the tyke girls high jump by leaping 125 metres She also placed third in the long jump with personal best of 379 metres which beat the previous meet record SOFTBALL Beatrice Church Ilolly Peter Reino Wall Golf Haven pm Elmvale at Bradford Senior League pm Shear Park Queens Hotel vs Barrie GliISS and Mir ror 830pm lnnisfil vs Ivy Ladies League pm Painswick Radio Shack vs Alcona Foyers 830 pm Middles vs Lazy lnnisfil Mens League LACROSSE Barrie Paving rillia Novice Les Bertram Wakeline 10 Bantam pm Eastview Arena rangcville vs Yanch Ileating ty es pm Eastich Arena Oro vs Ilamilton Real Estate novices pm Barrie Arena Allandale Construction vs Bayfield Mall in Novices pm Peewee practice McDonalds got good effort from Mark DAmbrosio and Shannon Hanspiker in its win over Vala Contracting Hanspiker hit tworun home run in the first inning and pulled off perfect double play on sharply hit ground ball He tagged therunner going to third base and threw to first to get the other out DAmbrosio pitched five strong innings and recorded his first win as pitcher for McDonalds Michael Shanahan and DAmbrosio hit triples for the winners and Michael Dowling had double and two singles Tim Wilson and Kevin Camp bell had singles for Vala Con tracting The game between Viau Real Estate and Tall Trees Cam pground was pitchers duel that didnt appear to be one as Tall Trees Campground scored its 11 runs on only three hits Mark Ziegler got two hits for the winners and Glenn Williams got the win by pit ching five innings and striking out six Harper Tire jumped in front of Christies IGA +0 in the first inning but couldnt hold the lead as Christies kept coming back and finally took the lead when Jeffery Davidson stole home in the sixth inning Steve Vart Darren Acheson and Todd Harding had home runs for Christies David Crockford had homer for Harper Tire First loss for Adanac In bantam action in the Barrie Minor Baseball League Monday Ice Cream Unlimited beat Fendleys Flowers 174 and Garners Sports handed Adanac Lock and Safe its first loss of the season +0 Gary Currie pitched Ice Cream Unlimited to the victory over Fendlcys Flowers Paul Barton was the top man at the plate with two triples and double for the winners The win was Ice Cream Unlimitcds fifth of the season and put them solidly in first place in the bantam division Glen Vollebrcgt pitched Gar ners Sports to onehit 40 shutout of Adanac Lock and Safe in the other bantam divi sion game Monday Minor ball standings As of June 11 TYKE DIVISION Ict McDonalds 1000 Tall Trees 1000 Simcoe Datsun 1100 Ernics Crest 067 Viau Real Estate 600 Vala Contracting 500 Christies IGA 250 Starr Electric 250 Kirks Kids 000 Harper Tire 000 IEEWEE DIVISION PM Peter Reino 1000 Sunoco Car Wash 750 Bs Big Boy 667 American Hotel 333 Toke Motors 333 Mr Corn Beef 000 BANTAM DIVISION Pct Ice Cream 1000 Adanac Lock 1000 Coin Car Wash 500 Garners Sports 500 Fendleys Flowers 000 Cooke Tartage 000 MIDGET DIVISION Pct John Ellis 667 Peacock Petroleum 50 Dunlop Lift Truck 331 Howard Forbes is the new coach of the Barrie Colts Junior Hockey Club The official announcement came Monday following meeting of the team executive Forch will assume duties as head coach with Ray Cyr and Bill Clayden also of Barrie joining the Colts coaching staff as assistants Forbes was the unanimous fit Rare triple play choice of special fourman committee setup to look into the screening of applicants Forbes brought recognition to the city last season when he coached the Civitan minor ban tams to an allOntario minor hockey championship His playing experience in cludes Senior hockey with Barrie Collingwood Orillia and Midland teams The Barrie resident has also devoted the last season as scout for the Hull Festivals of the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League Bob Mellor former netminder with the New England Whalers of the World Hockey Association is now in the Barrie area and will be helping the Colts this upcoming season orb Colts also confirmed the ap pointment of Doug Raymond as the new manager of the Colts Monday Norm Bannerman has been taken on as assistant manager Colts will be competing in the midOntario Junior Hockey league against such clubs as Midland Orillia Owen Sound Thornhill and Oak Ridges Hustlers remain unbeatable with 43 victory over CoOp You read about it once in while Players dream of doing it and when it actually hap pens its over so quickly PeterReino Hustlers pulled off triple play in the second inning against Barrie Co0p Monday at Queens Park which Overhead upset 83 Midland upset Barrie Overhead Door 83 Monday in peewee lacrosse action at the Eastview Arena Ken Stevenson Wendy Noir and Lisa Morrison scored the goals for Barrie Criag Ander son collected two assists Chris Lemieux and Ralph Seemon scored three goals each for Midland Singles went to Robert Munday and Donald Seemon stood as turning point in the win by PeterReino CoOp had scored two runs in the inning to tie the game 3all when walk base hit and fielders choice left three men on base none out and Hustlers in danger of having their spotless record in the In termediate Division of the Barrie City Fastball League snapped at five straight wins Al Aistrop lined shot down the third base path which Hustlers thirdbaseman Brian Wiese went up high to snare Wiese promptly tagged out Dave Mills who had strayed too far off third then wheeled toss to secondbaseman Dave Doucette for the force out and the rare triple play Doug Eves came up with the eventual game winning hit for PeterReino in the fourth in ning scoring Wiese who had doubled to get on base COOp opened the game in grand fashion with the second Beatrice batters come out Beatrice Foods got the pitching and the hitting to defeat Church Mobile Homes in the only scheduled game of the Barrie and District Senior Softball League at Queens Park Monday Beatrice touched pair of Church hitters for 15 hits while Leo Belcourt contained Church batsmen with threehit per formance One of the three hits off Belcourt resulted in all three Church runs Starting pitcher for Church Don McFadden slammed threerun homer in the fourth inning which tied the game at that point Beatrice added two more runs in the fifth single in the swinging sixth with two more runs reaching home in the seventh Corby Adams singled home Bill Grant who had tripled for the final Beatrice run in the ninth inning Gary Hines had three hits for Beatrice driving in four runs Adams had three hits with Dave Raycraft picking up pair of hits including tworun triple in the fourth inning Designated hitter Jeff Hines had two hits in the game one of thema triple in the six th plated run Belcourt struck out 10 hitters in the nine inning game Dietrick Gyepko McFadden and John Church were the Church hitters man to face righthander Ron Wicks slamming home run Keith Cowden supplied the blast which put Co in front The lead chang hands in the top of the second inning af ter Hustlers strung together four hits off Ken Payne to score three runs Nick Owen opened the second inning for CoOp which saw its record slip to 330 when Hustlers first baseman Leo juggled his ground ball Ron Hoggarth singled and was allowed an easy route home after Hustlers right fielder Randy Carson threw wild to third Hustlers came up with sport shorts Ladies number of key defensive plays in the game to preserve their lead Short stop Glen Shakell hauled in line shot in the fifth inning to quell CoOp uprising McKee pitched the full seven innings for the win He struck out seven and gave up four hits Payne took the loss on eight Hustlers hits while fanning four hitters Each club stranded five men on base There are two games on tap tonight at Queens Park begin ning at 7pm with Starr Elec tric meeting Barrie Floor and Wall At 830 pm Convertible Pools meets Clarkson Hotel league Like this oacht Tanya Hanspiker ammember of McDonalds tyke team of the Barrie Minor Baseball League appears to be looking to the sidelines for assurance as she gets ready to step to the plate during game Monday against Vala Contracting Ilanspiker is one of two girls on the team McDonalds won the game 145 to improve its record to 50 Examiner Photo plans tourney Barrie and District Ladies Softball League BDLSL has planned lfiteam tournament for the upcoming weekend All eight clubs of the BDLSL will join clubs from Queensville Kitchener Cameron Aurora Edgar and Meaford in the threeday tournament Friday is the kickoff night with games slated to begin at both Shear and Queens Park at pm Play resumes Satur day in the double knockout tournament at Queens Park The championship finals will take place Sunday after noon The teams are going for the $60 firstplace prize money There is cash prize of $30 for the runnerup club with the consolation champs taking home $45 There will be player chosen as the tournaments most valuabéeplayer as well as an allstar squad from the clubs entere Win and tie for Sadlon club Barrie Paul Sadlon Motors Peewees won one game and tied another in minor lacrosse action against Huntsville Saturday at the Eastview Arena Barrie won an exhibition game 63 but couldnt repeat in the Huronia Minor Lacrosse Association league game and had to settle for 77 tie In the league game Huntsville came back from 63 deficit to earn the tie Shane Corson led the Barrie scorers with three goals Singles went to Bill Maguire Craig Waddington Lynch and Brett Jacques Corson was the big man for Barrie in the exhibition game too He collected his second straight hattrick to pace the team Lynch had two goals and Scott Celeste had single marker The next league game for the team is Tuesday in Orillia at 8pm McLennan beats Merchants again ELMVALESlessor and Periard defeated Elmvale Mer chants 64 in Barrie and District Senior Softball League play Saturday Wayne McLennan was on the mound for his second straight win over the Merchants The righthander hurled fourhitter for Slessor and Periard Billy Thurlow and Mike Laycock smashed homers for Bar rie with Barry Neely coming within inches of third round tripper Eightteam lacrosse tournament Eight teams will meet Saturday at the Eastview Arena to compete in the third annual novice lacrosse tournament Barrie Ajax Orillia Orangeville Huntsville Owen Sound Elora and Whitby will be competing in the daylong tournament Trophies and medallions will be awarded to the cham pions and consolation division winners Play begins at am and continues through to the final later in the day Official welcoming cermeonies are slated for noon at Eastview Milligan wins Sunset feature Tom Milligan won the 25lap feature race at the new Sunset Speedway Saturday Milligan took 16 laps to get past Pete Hudson who finished second in the race Doug Warnes finished in third place Don Riederman winner of the first feature this season at the new speedway finished out of the money when he had to drop out because of mechanical problems Other winners in the late model stock car action Saturday were Wayne Kelling Max Purr Vito Miceli Hudson and Russ Baxter Racing takes place every Saturday night starting at pm Wakelin Texaco picks up win Gary Boswell scored three goals to help Wakelin Texaco bantams to 106 win over Les Bertram and Sons in minor lacrosse play Monday at the Barrie Arena Wakelins used fivegoal spree in the second inning to defeat Les Bertram Travis Griffith and Mike Carter struck for two goals each with Keith Penna Dean Nutt and Dave Berriault adding single markers Greg Jones was the big gun for Les Bertram with three goals Billy Hoare had two with Tim Warman sinking single marker Stronger game from paving club ORILLIA Barrie Paving novices lost heartbreaker of minor lacrosse game here Monday Orillia edged Barrie in CIOSe contest The last time the two clubs met Orillia came up on the end of 11 to thrashing The win was the fifth straight for Orillia keeping them alone in first place Peter Byers Scott McColeman scored for Barrie with Rit chie Cadman earning an assist Scott Kwiegen and Robin Barkley had two goals each for Orillia STANDINGS or on Pts Orillia 47 10 Midland 13 24 Barrie 12 22 2i Oro 30