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grad of North By KEN WALLS This weekend marks the start of three to wind it the Cana dian Football League season Nov 1213 west an east semi finals will be played Nov 1920 East and West finals go and Sunday Nov 27 Grey Cup at Montreal Right now am picking Montreal Alouettes to play Winnipeg Blue Bombers that day Argonauts have their last chance in Ottawa this Sunday Game time pm well after Rev William Fritz finishes his services at Collier United For next three weekends the fair sex can arrange tea parties or bountiful big beautiful bird banquets Without male jocks present At siesta to which the two Walls have been invited our gracious hosts have pair of TV sets In two separate rooms one for men only the other for the yackers Jim Corrigall graduate of Barrie North Collegiate plays left defensive end for Argos No offensive tackle in the NFL pushes the 225pounder hard rock out of the way Watch for N0 79 in blue when Ottawa has the ball Jim never even played organized football until age 16 It took hard work to get to his present stardom and wellpaid contract for native Canadian He is just as tough on the field as at bargaining table Started in North Bay as student at Scollard Hall where he played three years as fullback Coaches at Scollard Hall Fathers Dundari and Mackon directed Jim to Hamilton rookie camp since North Bay was TigerCat pigskin territory Coach Ralph Sazio suggested that he return to school in order to improve his grades and qualify for football scholarship at US college By this time his parents Mr and Mrs Patrick Corrigall had mov ed to Barrie and Jim enrolled at North Barrie is Argonaut territory so he took full athletic scholarship from Kent State University in Ohio During summers in Barrie he worked as bricklayers helper in order to supplement financing His term at North saw that senior team roll over all opposition to the Georgian Bay title And Jim was good enough to get the necessary grades for university and qualify for his present teaching position at Toronto school In the winter of 1970 Argo fans became aware that the scullers had CFL rights to Canadian inside linebacker who was No pick of the St Louis Cardinals in the National Football League draft Coach Leo Cahill yes he was coach back even in those prehistoric days wanted Corrigall as defensive tackle So Argo owner John Bassett went into the market for the big and fast Barrie North former fullback against bidding by St Louis Corrigall turned down five year contract with the Cardinals for twoyear deal with Bassett personally The Argo deal offered more security and considerations includingjob at CFTO In his first season at Toronto Jim was CFL East rookie of the year and in 1971 his second was allstar In June 1972 Corrigall conducted his negotiations with the club then represented by managing director John Barrow The split between Corrigall and Barrow became deep and personal Jims uncle the late Harry Savage Toronto advertising ex ecutive expressed his feelings about Argos new contract of fer Savage had encouraged his nephew to play in Toronto two years earlier Harry Savage stated have absolutely no financial in terest in this boys contract His record in the CFL shows that contract offer with decrease in salary is absurd dont intend to stand by and see him exploited Eventually Bassett and Barrow signed Corrigall to fiveyear contract which ended in 1976 and the Argos present manager Dick if Shatto got him signed up again until 1981 By which he may have played on at least one Grey Cup winner Why not this year During Norths title collegiate year 1964 the coach was Gordon Gow The previous North coach was Bill Lemmon who retired from that position to become league official Bill affirms that Jim Corrigall is and always was gentleman on and off the field never guilty of dirty play remember one playoff game when was the umpire Bill said call ed penalty against North pointing to Jim for interference then turned and walked away Heard heavy steps behind and thought now youre in for it No way Corrigall just ask ed what did do wrong Mr Lemmon told him and Jim just grinned and said thanks wont do it again Terry Martin of Buffalo Sabres is another local boy the writer overlooked in roundup on past and present NHL minor hockey for Barrie teams He was drafted as midget by London Knights where he came under the expert guidance of Bill Long Last year he signed with Buffalo late in the season and is now one of the regular left wings Hap and Mabel Emms celebrated their golden wedding anniversary this week in Niagara Falls Congratulations from this corner Deryk Snelling is suspended TORONTO CP Swimm ing coach Deryk Snelling 44 has been suspended from na tional and international com petitions for three months by the Canadian Amateur Swimm ing Association CASA because he took vacation in South Africa during the sum mer the association announced Monday Snelling former coach of Canadas national swimming team said Monday he took the 20day trip to South Africa in late August and September at the invitation of his former coach now living in South Africa Snelling originally from England said South African swimmers paid for the trip and in return he was to give lec tures in various South African cities Speedy Muffler downs Sports Speedy Muffler and Wall Real Estate won games in the In nisfil Ladies Broomball League recently Wall shutout Towers 20 and Speedy Muffler shutout Pauleyanna Sports 30 Rosemary Howcroft scored twice to lead Wall to its win over Towers Donna Mague recorded the shutout Marilyn Barr Holly White and Sue Marshall each scored one goal and Barb Richards picked up the shutout in Speedy Muf flers win over Pauleyanna Sports DERYK SNELLING suspended STANDINGS Pts Ivy SpeedyMuffler JA Wall Pauleyanna Towers SCORING LEADERS Pts Hodgkinson Speedy Marshall Iv White Spec Howcroft Wall Barr Speedy 13 Scott Speedy Sabourin Ivy Winder Paul McLeod Ivy IVhNNNwB MNWNNNDON uwhAbAhhv GOALTENDERS GA SO Ave Sue Gunton Ivy 50 Barb Richards Speedy 50 Donna Mague Wall 100 Maryann Hitchon Paul 175 Heather IIalliday Towers 15 375 and Disposers dumped CC Panthers of rillia 9058 in the Simcoe County Mens Basketball League Tuesday night at Eastview Secondary School The Disposers took com mand of the game early in the contest Trying to steal the Gory Dyck scores 21 ball for the Disposers is Lin Griffith right Dribbling the ball is Dennis lleren rillia guard Griffith recently moved to Barrie from Texas where he played college basketball Examiner Photo Disposers bomb Orillia Gary Dyck and Leo McBride took turns scoring points as and Disposers disposed of Panthers of Orillia 9058 in the Simcoe County Mens Basketball League Tuesday night at Eastview Arena Dyck scored 21 points in the game 19 coming in the first half McBride netted 20 points 16 coming in the second half The Disposers led 27 after the first half of play and had jumped to 190 lead early in the first half The Disposers then outscored the Panthers 4631 in the second half The Disposers had height advantage and used it to good ad vantage to score and rebound under the boards Dyck and Don Arnold dominated the offensive and defensive boards When Orillia tried to close off the inside attack Bill McAleer Mike Patrick and Bob Lewis started hitting the basket from well out in the court MONTREAL CP Montreal Canadiens undefeated for their first eight National Hockey League games this season have fallen on what pass for hard times in this city that expects firstplace finishes and Stanley Cup championships as part of the Forum ticket price The Canadiens 53 losers to Minnesota North Stars here Mon day night now have won only one game in their last six and have lost three of their last five For the fans of team that lost recordlow eight games in 80 last season it is cause for grave concern Weve picked up 17 points in 13 games coach Scotty Bow man said Tuesday in defence of his club Thirteen games is almost onesixth of the season and if we played at this rate all year wed end up with 102 points Lookif was asked on projected base of eight home games and five away what would be the optimum number of points Id figure on would have said 20 So actually were only three points behind that Bowman said he considers the Canadiens lost those three points to Toronto Maple Leafs and Los Angeles Kings The Leafs tied us 22 with late goal after we were up and the Kings beat us in the Forum after we were up 31 We should never lose game after getting twogoal lead Although he cant be said to be reaching for the panic button Bowman said Ken Dryden will see more action in the Montreal goal meaning Michel Bunny Larocque will see less Kennys the type who likes workin fact needs work and welcomes challenge Bowman said He seems to thrive on backtoback games and we havent been using him that way Ive told Bunny and the team that from now on were going to be using Kenny lot more Dryden has given up 16 goals in seven games this year for 229 goalsagainst average while Larocque who played in the The Disposers fast attack built up an early lead with Orillia desperately trying to slow down the game to walk The Disposers defence started stealing balls and intercepting sies as the Panthers tried to set up for good shot on the as et McAleer had 12 points in the ame for the winners while Lin Griffith Lewis and Patrick ha eight points each Jake Miller had seven points while Bob Skrypnychuk had six Arnold chip ped in with two John Thom on led the Panthers attack with 16 points Den nis Herne ha eight and Fred Sisulak had seven Bob Gauldie and Wolfgang Jejna each scored six points for rillia Bob Martin scored five points for the Panthers while Walt Bulas and Jon Babulic scored four each Ken Burns scored on two foul shots Montreal Canadiens suffer from extended losing streak players Frank Taylor spots these things just like Joseph Simpson does Terry is from Minesing and played all his loss to Minntsota has surrendered 14 goals in six games for 233 average Bowman said he originally intended to give Larocque more duty than has been the case in past seasons after the goalie came to him during the offseason He came and asked me how much planned on using him and told him that it depended on how well he played Bow man said The thing is now it looks as if the twogoalie system doesnt work Some teams can get away with it but others cant Look at the Leafs and Buffalm Sabres Theyre going primarily with one goalie and theyve been pretty successful The Canadiens are averaging only 237 goals against per game but Bowman said five of the 31 goals scored against Mon treal could have been avoided Bo Ellis leads Nuggets to win By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Bo Ellis who learned few things about defence from former Marquette University coach Al McGuire showed his old fans why he will fit in very nicely with Denver Nuggets Ellis loudly applauded in his first National Basketball Association game in the town where he starred for four seasons for Mar uette contributed eight points four rebounds two as sists steal and blocked shot Tuesday night as the visiting Nuggets defeated Milwaukee Bucks 111101 Wins association championship St Josephs High School captured the Georgian Bay Secondary School Associa tion midget boys volleyball title recently at fourteam toumament at Tana dlan Forces Base Borden The team beat Stayner 1511 155 to win the title Gerry olllngbourne Examiner Photo the examlner Wednesday Nov 1977 15 SCI beots Brampton in exhibition football STAYNER The Stayner Collegiate Institute junior foot ball team is having trouble in ding teams that are willing to play game Stayner placed first in the Simcoe County Junior Football League regular season but the team was not allowed into the playoffs because it is an school and the other teams are from AA schools The only team willing to play the Mean Green Machine was Bram ton Centennial High Schoo of the Peel County League and it lost 2213 The win gave Stayner perfect season record of nine wins and no losses The team was also undefeated in the 1976 season Brampton jumped in front 70 early in the first quarter but Stayner came right back on touchdown by Jeff Hall and convert by Tim Glencross to tie the score Quarterback Rick Walker gave Stayner 137 lead in the second quarter but Brampton came back to tie the score 1313 at the half Hall scored Stayners third touchdown of the game with on ly three minutes remaining and then the defence went to work Nofionol team has high hope MANAGUA Nicaragua CPThe manager of Can adas entry in the world base ball championships opening Thursday says he has high hopes for his team In telephone interview to day Orv Franchuk said that with defending champion Cuba dropping out of the com petition think well be right there in the championship round Franchuk based his optimism on the play of his team through six exhibition games since ar riving in this Central American capital He said that after five days in Florida and two weeks of condi tioning here his players were reaching peak Its really hotabout 100 de grees he said But the boys are pretty well adjusted now and it shouldnt really be problem for them Canada won four of the six exhibition games 771110 and 10 over Guatemala and 64 and over Nicaraguawhile losing 87 to Nicaragua and 74 Tuesday to Colombia Brazil defeats Americans WINNIPEG CP Brazil defeated the United States 715 155 154 and 152 Tuesday night in the Canada Cup volleyball tournament The Brazilian national team took some time to warm up as they dropped the first game of the bestoffive series but soon made short work of the US playmaking with their superior blocks Back row from left are Jacques Mireault John Komar Itick Freundorfer Jon Beauchesne Shayne Lallante Paul Bottone and coach Frank Moore Front row from left are Jim Searth Paul Nastasiuk Paul Dietrich David Iterard and and sacked the Brampton quarterback in the end zone twice Hall led the offence with 141 ards on 25 carries Tom Scott 47 yards on six carries and Roy Gabriel had 31 yards on seven carries Dean MacDonald led the defence with 20 tackles John Nixon had 12 Barry McKeown had 10 Card Francis had seven and Glencross had five Glencross and Francis in tercepted passes and Al Hut chinson recovered fumble Champion driVer races tonight Donna Degrow womens world champion harness racing driver will be at the Barrie Raceway tonight Degrow of Caster Centre near Hamilton won the world driving championship this fall in Naples Italy against field of international women drivers Tonight she will be driving in the 10th race with Scottish Flyer Scottish Flyer is her own horse She raced in Barrie in June and placed second The first place horse was disqualified and she ended up winning the race Stayner wins volleyball title STAYNER The Stayner Collegiate Institute senior b0 volleyball team won its fourth Georgian Bay Secondary Sc 00 Association championship in six years The SCI team defeated Canadian Forces Base Borden 152 and 158 St Theresa of Midland 157 1215 and 158 SCI then lost to Bradford 1215 158 and 1215 The SCI team is preparing for the allOntario champion ship which will be held in Midland on Sunday SCI runners compete in finals NORTH BAY Runners from Stayner Collegiate In stitute competed successfully at the provincial cross country championship Runners qualified for the championship by placing first or second at their district meet Marie Harvey ran well in the race and was in 20th posi tion approximately 800m from the finish when she fell on rock ground She ended up in 34th place in the 3400m race Rick Dickey the Georgian Bay champion in midget boys finished 52nd Frank Hargrave despite poor start placed 130th in his race whlile Shirley Wellwood finished 120th Rotary Peewees lose to Thornhill THORNHILL Barrie Rotary Major Peewees were defeated 52 by Thornhill recently in the York Simcoe Minor Hockey League Thornhill held 20 lead after the first period and led 31 after the second Doug Archie scored the first Barrie goal with imm Har ris assisting Brett Jacques netted the second goal wit Har ris and Kevin Roulston assisting Banting defeats North ALLISTON Banting Memorial High School won two of three games in girls basketball recently over Barrie North Collegiate Banting edged the North junior team 2018 with Julie OBrien scoring five points for North Banting then defeated the North Junior team 3431 Mon ique Cadeau scored 14 points for Barrie In the senior game North defeated Banting 4933 Kelly Grantham scored 11 points for the winners NoStors take on Speedy Ladies The CKVR NoStars will take on the Speedy Ladies broom ball team Sunday at 12 noon at the Lefroy Arena The proceeds will go to Contact an agency which recruits and trains volunteers for social services in the community Oro Midgets down Oak Ridges The Oro Byers Equipment Midgets edged Oak Ridges 86 in York Simcoe Minor Hockey League game Sunday in Oak Ridges Lorran Cooney led the attack with five goals Dean Reavie scored twice and Ro er McCuaig had the other goal The win was the fi th straight for the club Alan Minter hopes for chance LONDON Reuter Alan Minters hopes for shot at the world middleweight boxing title were greatly enhanced Monday night as he won narrow 15round decision over Kevin Finnegan to regain the British middleweight cham pionship Promoter Harry Levene said he would try to get Minter title match with world champion Rodrigo Valdes of Colombia NBA forms study group NEW YORK AP In an effort to reduce violence in the National Basketball Association commissioner Larry OBrien announced Tuesday the formation of study group involving players coaches management and the league of fice The group will study the rules and the conduct of our game OBrien said in statement Seahawks cut Ed Morinoro SEATTLE AP Former New York Jets running back Ed Marinaro tried out Tuesday with Seattle Seahawks but failed to make the National Football League team Mari naro at one time the leading ground gainer in United States college football was not signed due to physical condition said Seahawks spokesman Colorado signs Lou Nistico DENVER AP Colorado Rockies have signed left winger Lou Nistico for fivegame trial Ray Miron vice president and general manager of the National Hockey League club announced Tuesday Nistico 24 has nt par ts of his last four seasons playing in the Worl Hockey Association Stingers call up LaHache CINCINNATI AP Cincinnati Stingers of the World Hockey Association have called up defenceman Floyd LaHache from their Hampton Va farm club of the American Hockey League LaHache had one goal and one assist in nine games this season for Hampton The Stingers have won only one of their first nine games this season Busy week of hockey in Oro 0R0 There was busy week of hockey action in the Oro Minor Hockey Association In novice play Torpey won three games defeating Lefroy 70 Stroud 51 and Schomberg 60 In Atom action Oro Lions lost 101 to Nobleton 71 to Nobleton and 81 to Oak Ridges The Oro Peewees split pair of games The Peewees lost to Nobleton 42 and then came back to defeat Oak Ridges 31 Sproule Homes Bantams won four of five games Sproule lost 42 to King City and then came back to win four straight Sproule blanked Stroud 43 edged Oak Ridges 4A3 downed Nobleton 21 and bombed Tottenhatn 91 Oro Byers Equipment Midgets won four games They defeated Maple 85 Nobleton 31 Sutton 83 and Oak Ridges 86 The Al Smith Plastering Midgets of Oro went winless $rgtithhtilfd Schomberg 33 and then were blanked 60 by cm The Partridge Tractor Juveniles of Oro tied two lost one and won one game Partridge tied Nobleton 33 and Richmond Hill 11 They then bombed Richmond Hill 70 and lost 41 to Maple