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the examiner Wodnosday Sept 28 1971 John Laking crashes through the Barrie North Collegiate line during junior football game Monday at Barrie Central Collegiate Central won the game 1412 Blocking for the Central running back are Doug Holt 44 Dave Templeton By WERNER BERGEN Sports Editor twopoint conversion that failed may have cost Barrie North Collegiate Vikings its junior game against Barrie Central Collegiate Redskins Tuesday in the Georgian Bay Secondary School Association The junior Redskins came up with 1412 victory with Rob Tikkala and Roy Zinn scoring touchdowns North started the game strong by scoring touchdown on the first play of the game 50 yard pass and run play to Chris Wright The touchdown was called back because of iI legal motion in the Norths backfield The penalty would set the tone for most of the game TOOK 60 LEAD North took 60 lead late in the first quarter on 25 yard touchdown pass to Jeff Bezzo power sweep was tried to the left side for twopoint conver sion The ball carrier was tackl ed and stopped momentarily but kept on going into the end zone When the carrier was tackled the referee blew the play dead The quick whistle nullified the quick 80 lead built by North and the school had to settle foraerOlead Central coach John Mon tgomery said it was fli fortunate that the whistle went early but stated the referees called good game He said the three were professionals WERE LUCKY We were lucky Mon tgomery said It was very exciting junior football game was pleased with the way the whole team played Montgomery stated uarter back Matt Feltis play an ex cellent game and George Eydt was pillar of strength on defence North coach Gord Gow said many of his players missed the last week of practice for various reasons He said the team made some mistakes and the coaching staff made some tactical errors Norths star running back Wright was out this past week with pulled groin muscle and did not workout for fear of rein juring the ailment Wright came out of the game several times with injuries and missed the entire second quarter When Wright did play he dominated the act ion DEMONSTRATED BEST North demonstrated its best offence early in the game with Wright pounding out yardage field goal attempt failed and the ball was handed over to Central John Laking got en tral moving with 35 yard pass and run play This put Central in field goal position The kick was low and Wright returned the ball 30 yards Wright then went on sweep to the left but had to reverse his field and ran the width of the field dodging tacklers before heading up the right side The play covered 55 yards and set up Norths first touchdown Craig Hunter gave Central excellent field position with long kick off return Tikkala moved the ball to the two yard line but because of penalty moved the ball back Two plays later Tikkala plunged over for touchdown to tie the game The extra point was good and Cen tral had 76 lead FITMBLES Fumbles and injuries to both field 20 yards North was then called for pass interference but the Central drive died CENTRAL IlNT The Central punt put North on its own two yard line Paul Holt intercepted North pass from the endzone and ran the ball to the three yard line Feltis then fought his way through the North front line for Centrals second touchdown The touchdown was called back because of penalties From the seven yard line and Terry Ellis 15 Central used mixed attack of running and passing while North relied heavily on the running of points on either of its touchdowns Examiner Photo Junior Redskins win North fails on conversion hris Wright North could not score extra Zinn ran the ball in to give Cen tral 136 lead The extra point try was good and Central led 1+6 Wright returned the kickoff 30 yards North went on the move with Wright carrying the ball and marched the club to within scoring position Bezzo then caught 29 yard pass for the major score The twopoint conversion attempt failed Both clubs exchanged and fumbles and the clue out on North unts ran Flyers take on By SCOTT HASKINS Examiner Sports Writer The Central Collegiate Senior Redskins pounded North Col legiate 360 in its home opener Tuesday but it was really nothing to get excited about The senior squad has proven over the years that it is the power of the Georgian Bay Secondary School Association Senior Football League We really didnt show thing out there today head coach Dave Garland said after the win All we showed is that we can move the ball on the ground TOOK miler Central took 130 lead at half time and then rolled up straight points in the second half of the game Central running backs Paul Laking and Tim Gleason were the story of the game as each rambled for more than 100 yards and scored two touchdowns Ric Cloughley scored the other ma jor late in the game Central gave some indication of what the North defence could expect for the afternoon on the first series of the game Central took the ball on their own 35 yard line and then Laking and Gleason went to work THEY CARRIED BALL They carried the ball to the North five yard line but for some reason quarterback Dave Waldock decided to go to the air and it was picked off The North offence couldnt move the ball and had to unt Dave Brittnell picked up the ball on his own 35 yar line and ran it back to the North 32 WENT TO WORK Laking and Gleason went to work again and moved the ball down to the North three yard line Laking went over for his first touchdown and Steve Wise added the extra point to make it 70 at quartertime Central came out fired up in the third quarter and Lakin again it was the running of Laking that set up the major carried the ball from his own 41 yard line to the North two and then Gleason went in for the touchdown Central came out fired up in the third quarter and Laking and Gleason added their second touchdowns of the afternoon Wise converted one major and added 26yard field goal to make the threequarter score 290 OFFENCE NONEXISTENT the North ottence was almost noneXistent in the quarter as every time it got the ball it either fumbled or was forced to punt and give Central good field position again Laking ran punt back to the North fivc yard line and on the next play went in for his second major of the game Wise added his field goal three minutes later when Norths Ron Green chose to run instead of punt on third dovm and the Central defence snowed him under for no gain Central got the ball right back again and Gleason scored his second touchdown of the dav after Waldock had executed perfect fake to Laking The defence took off after Laking an lett Gleason with clear pass to the endzone SCOREI FINAL TOICHINHVN Central scored the final major of the game with only minute remaining Brittnell returned punt to the five yard line and then Cloughley went over the touchdown Wise added the extra point and the game ended 360 North had very little to be excited about during the game but coach Peter Donaldson didnt see it that way Despite the lack of offensive punch he was pleased with quarterback Scott Mc allum clubs dominated the rest of the first half with neither team Barrie Ilyers iii the Ontario having any real scoring Hawks in hockey Hockey Association Senior tough game tonight Steve ripps Flyers general chances Central threatened early in the third quarter with an end sweep by Roy Zinn The next play Central scored but it was called back because of holding penalty Central then fumbled the ball with North recovering near its goal line Edyt then intercepted North pass on the 15 yard line Mike Quinn then ran the ball up League take on Dallas Black maiiagcrsaillhismorning Hawks the Central Ilockcy League tonight at 830 at the Barrie Arena The Black Hawks are cur rently on tour of the league and have win and tie to their credit The Black Hawks defeated Cambridge earlier this week and Monday night tied rillia Terriers 66 Were looking tor rough Craig Hunter 66 of Barrie Central Collegiate gives Bar rie North Collegiate player head slap while returning punt Monday in junior football game at Central bming Haskins Examiner Sports Writer Slapshot rule is ridiculous The Canadian Amateur Hockey Association has been responsible for some very strange changes to our pop ular winter sport but this time it has really outdone itself with the new antislapshot rule The rule passed at the CAHAs annual meetings earlier in the year forbids players from raising their sticks above the waist on either the back swing or the follow through of slap shot It plies to all players up to peewee pl committing the dastardl My deal is wisked away to tlvi penalty box for the man atory twominute sentence up to attempt tackle in Norths Randy Morrison 42 Try ing to catch up with the play is Centrals John Chalmers 69 Central defeated North 1412 Examiner Photo not The slapshot has always been big part of Canadian hockey Where would professionals such as Bobby Hull or Richard Martin be today if they werent allowed to develop their slapshot during their minor hockey days The slapshot certainl isnt something you learn overnight and thats just what CAHA is asking people to do It takes lot of hard work and dedication to get it right All of sudden players are given the green light to use the FANTASTIC Crinos said the game in rillia Monday was fan tastic and was looking tor replay ripps said it was rough game when the Terriers and Black Hawks met with several Dallas laycrs injured Cripps sai three Dallas players suffered knee injuries and the Black Hawks would be flying in players from hitago tonight to fill in theranks Theyll be bringing in the pros from the number one club ripps stated referring to one of the parent clubs of Dallas Chicago The Toronto Maple Leafs are also part owners of the Dallas club Dt ESNT KNOW ripps lid not know who would start in goal for the Flycrs tonight He said the team was still experimenting with various lines but the Paul Regan Ihil Rranston and Wayne King line would play as aunit The Flyers have only played one exhibition game this season The Hyers lost that contest Hrs to thc rillia Ter riers last week The Myers have had several exhibition games cancelled but will be travelling to Whitby Thursday for an 830 pm contest The Flyers open the season this weekend in Thunder Bay with two matches scheduled Several players in the Barrie lineup have not yet signed players cards but ripps was optimistic that they would be signed by the weekend Leading the list of unsigned players are Regan Branston King and Er nie Miller Church blanks Bradford 30 BRADFORD It took while but Church Mobile Homes has finally disposed of Bradford Queens Hotel Church shutout Bradford 1H Tuesday to win the bestof seven semifinal series in seven games Don McFadden hurled twohitter for the winncrs and Gary Worrod stroked solo home run to give Church all the scoring it needed Church took the lead in the third inning Brian McCann led off with walk and went to second base on sacrifice bunt by Jim Burke Terry King doubled to score McCann and then Howie McFadden delivered another double to score King The league filial series between Slessor and Periard In surance and Church is scheduled to start Friday at Queens Park at 730pm The second game in the series is Monday Shavers tangles with tough Ali NEW YORK AP Muham mad Ali admits he is not the fighter he once was and ob viously Earnie Shavers will try to cash in on that fact Thursday night when Ali defends his heavyweight title at Madison Square Garden But Shavers will find was the Shavers of the boxing world have discovered 19 times ale readythat Ali is not disposed to yield the title yet Shavers will find the greatest stumbling block in his path to the title is not Alis left jab his quick combinations or foot work Those weapons have faded with age and constant combat the blue line and waitingwfor the play to return to their end of the rink so they can dot irthing Whatever becomes of it feel it is stupid rule and one that will be more harm than he Im sure there will be peop pto hockey who completel disagree with my feelings But you must agree it certainly as chang ed minor hockey Facemask rule is better idea slapshot when they reach bantam age The only problem is that they wont know how and the consequences could turn out to be even worse than before Everyone will be turning to the slapshot instead of the much quicker snapshot One of the most dis usting sights in hockey is seeing player all alone in front the net wind up for the big slapshot and get checked from behind The rule is not specifically designed to st the slapshot It is supposed to keep the sticks on the ice an cut out some of the eye injuries that have become all too common in hockey It applies to all shots and even passes It is possible the rule will work but very few injuries occur because young hockey players try to slap the uck Its the high sticks in the corners that are responsib for most of them Pretty soon skates will be banned because they are dangerous Hockey players in tyke and atom have enough trouble standin up When they fall they have no control of their skates an that is when most of the injuries occur It is clear that defencemen will have to do things different ly or become extinct They are of no use to their team in the attacking zone because they havent developed wrist shot They will just have to content themselves with standing at The new rule which has made the wearing of face masks mandatory in minor hockey is much more sensible than the slapshot rule but it still isnt anything to write home about Facemasks should be mandatory up to midget hockey but after that is should be up to the players to decide if they want to wear it By that age layers know the dangers involved in hockey Fighting is ig art of midget and juvenile hockey and with face masks ere will be more players who decide to fight because there is no way they can be hurt The sticks will come up higher because it wont matter if you strike player in the head or not It could cause many games to get out of hand HER AND THERE Slessor and Periard insurance ma be bit rust when the team finally ns its Senior Softba League fina series Slessor surpri Beatrice Foods in the semifinals and have been waiting for winner to be decided in the series between Bradford and Church Mobile Homes The Barrie Flycrs open its schedule this weekend in Thunder Bay The high school football season is in full swing The Georgian College golf team travels to Con estoga College in Kitchener this weekend for the Ontario Colleges Athletic Association championships What remains intact through Alis 17year pro career and 56 fights is his determination to retire as world heavyweight champion Not even with box ings hardest punch will Sha vers find counterweapon to Alis courage or willpower In Alis last serious title de fence almost year ago against Ken Norton in Yankee StadiumNorton found himself with chance to become cham pion All he had to do was throw punches in the last 30 seconds of the 151h round ALI IROVED POINT He didnt Ali did In 30 sec onds of exhaustion Ali proved he was champion Norton proved he was not Retiring championrvwith my titlemeans more to me than having $20 million and not haviii the title says the 35 yearo Ali could never forget it if lost the title and then retired like Joe Frazier like George Foreman It stays with you for ever and it does something to you right here Ali said touching his fist to his chest It eats you up Ali concedes that Slavers only chance is his devastating punching power In 54 victories Siavers has knocked out 52 up ponents the highest knockout percentage of any heavyweight in history He kayoed Jimmy Young in one round and Jimmy Ellis in three rounds in 1973 gt and last April he knocked out Howard Snith in two rounds His best shot is to knock me out before he gets tired says Ali and thats seven rounds If hes as slow as he looks asshiftless as he looks says Ali wont have to dance just gipve back and forth little Along with packing dyna mite punch Shavers also packs glass jaw Scott did all right out there today It was his first game he said He didnt get much help from the left side of the offen siveline HAS CONFIDENCE FOR JOB He has the confidence to do good job Hell get better as the season goes on he added Last season Central beat us 43030 were improving The win moved Central into first place in the league Last Week they whipped fnllingwood by points It was the first game of season for North Terriers tie Black Hawks 66 ORILLIA Ont CP Dallas Black Hawks of the Central Hockey League came from behind Tuesday and played to 66 tie with Orillia Terriers of the Ontario Hockey Association Senior League in an exhibition hockey game The score was 11 at the end of the first period and 44 after two Dallass Duane Wilie scored his second goal of the game and tied the score 66 at 16 16 of the third period Other Black Hawk scorers were Mark Gaudreault Roy Sommer Glen Tomalty and John Wilson For the Terriers Don Nicholson netted three goals Gerry Methc Ron Clarke and Rob Street each added one Three players from each club were ejected from the game with misconduct penalties following benchclearing brawl in the third period Represents area in finals Ingrid Andrew and Sue Hurtibese will represent Barrie North Collegiate at the Georgian Bay Secondary School today the zone meet Race decision defered TORONTO CP decision on whether to run the 1978 Grand Prix of Canada auto race on city streets has been tabled temporarilyuntil technical working committee reports back to city council by Nov 16 The Formula levent requires Metropolitan Toronto council approval to run the race on Lakcshore Boulevard and the Canadian National Exhibition mounds both Metro responsibilities PanAmerican games moved INDIANAPOLIS AP The 1979 PanAmerican Games at San Juan Puerto Rico have been moved up one month Ollan Cassell executive director of the the US Amateur Athletic Union said Tuesday he has received telegram from Amadel fiancis member of the PanAm Games Organizing Committee advising him of the change The Games will be moved up to July 822 1979 instead of the previously announced Aug 418 No reason was given in the telegram for the change Canadian wins first match EDINBURGH Router Nick Molitadi of Calgary won his firstround match of an international under21 indoor tennis tournament Tuesday defeating Gorter of the Nether lands 76 60 Robert Bettauer of Vancouver lost his opening round match 57 63 64 to Hampton of New Zealand Villeneuve replaces Louda MODENA Italy AP Ferrari has hired Gilles Villeneuve of Berthierville Que as its driver to replace Austrian star Niki Lauda team spokesman announced Tuesday night Villeneuve the Canadian driving champion in 1976 and 1977 will make his debut with the Italian Formula racers at the Grand Prix of Canada at Mosport Ont on Sunday Oct the spokesman said Lauda current leader of the world driving cham pionship has announced he will drive BrabhamAlfa Romeo next year The 25yearold Villeneuve raced in his first Grand Prix at Silverstone England earlier this year while driving McLareii GILLES VILLENEUVE races Babe Ruth is honored by mayor NEW YORK AP fiiday Sept 30 has been declared Babe Ruth Day in an official proclamation by Mayor Abe Beame The ceremony was conducted Tuesday in the Blue Room at city hall commemorating the 50th anniversar of Babe Ruths 6Xh home run season record until top by another New York Yankees outfielder Roger Maris over longer season in 1961 Mike Hill moves to 58th WASHINGTON AP Mike Hill winner of the Ohio Kings Island Open and its $30000 first prize last weekend moved from 97th place to 58th but there was no change in the top five according to figures released Tuesday by the Professional Golfers Association Tom Watson who did not play in Ohio still leads golfs money winners with $305428 followed by Jack Nicklaus $284509 Lanny Wadkins $243795 Tom Weiskopf $197639 and Bruce Lietzke $194597 is fifth Cale Yarborough leads DAYTONA BEACH Fla AP Cale Yarborough has extended his lead in the National Association if Stock Car Automobile Racings NASCAR national point standings with his victory in Sundays Old Dominion 500 at Mar tinsville Va Yarborough has 219point lead on sixtime national champion Richard Petty Yarborough won NASCARS national title last year Baseball great dies at 69 SANTA CRUZ Calif AP Former catcher Ernie bom bardi who twice won National league battin crowns has died here He was 69 He started and end his baseball career with the old Oaks of the Pacific Coast League He also played in the majors with Brooklyn Dodgers Cincinnati Reds Boston Braves and New York Giants Lombardi had lifetime batting average of 306 and was the league leader in 1938 with 342 and in 1942 with 330 Stingers defeat Aessoet 82 PORI Finland AP Cincinnati Stingers of the World Hockey Association beat Aessaet of Pori 92 in an exhibition hockey game played Tuesday night Dennis Sobchuk and Robbie Ftorek scored two goals each to pace the Stin ers the other goals fioing to Serge Beaudoin Ron Plum Ri Lo duc and Del Ha Associations girls singles tennis championships in Midland The girls recently won the right to represent the area at ts wua