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Country ski clinic slated twohour beginners clinic on crosscountry skiing is scheduled for Tuesday at the Sunnidale Community Centre from to pm The clinic is being sponsored by the Barrie Department of Recreation and is open to any interested skiers The fee for the clinic is $150 The purpose of the clinic is to allow the general public an op portunity to try crosscountry skiing and assess whether they wish to continue in the sport Preregistration is now being taken at the Barrie Recreation Department at city hall People registering in advance will be assured of having equipment for the clinic Various merchants dealing in crosscountry ski equipment will have displays inside the centre and will assist interested people on the dos and donts of crosscountry skiing Members of the Barrie CrossCountry Ski Club will help provide instruc tion and there will be waxing demonstration Tickets will be rattled for draw on pair of skies donated by Canadian Tire Barrie Tickets will be on sale at the centre and the winner must be present to be eligible to win the draw Kinsmen tie win weekend games Barrie Kinsmen Atoms of the Barrie Minor Hockey Associa tion came away with three of possible four points in the York Simcoe Minor Hockey League over the weekend On Saturday the Kinsmen tied Thornhill 11 and then came back Sunday to defeat Thornhill 210 The Barrie McDonalds Big Mac Atoms split pair of games Bolton defeated the Big Macs 32 and then on Sunday Barrie defeated Bolton 53 Billy Cudmore played in goal for the Kinsmen in the win over Thornhill Nolan Keogh scored unassisted for Barrie in the se cond period and Mike Dubois scored in the third John Morris assisted on Dubois goal Barrie had eight minor penalties in the game while Thornhill had four Greg Smith was in net for the Kinsmen when they tied Thor nhill 11 Adam Wrobel scored late in the third period for Barrie with Gary Wilkins assisting Barrie had the only penalty in the game Bruce Barker scored on penalty shot in the Big Macs loss to Bolton Andrew Barton scored the other goal with Bryn avill assisting Allen George led the Big Macs to victory over Bolton with three goals Geof Wall and Barton had two assists each on Georges goals Barton also assisted on Peter Byers goal Cameron MacLeod scored the fifth Big Mac goal with Richie Webster and Scott Covell assisting Steve Laurin was in net for the Big Mac win The Big Macs take on Tiioriiiiill on Thursday The Big Macs have eight wins two losses and tie to remain in first place Cardinals down Newmarket 64 Cardinal ash and Carry Minor Peewees defeated Newmarket 04 in the York Simcoe Minor Hockey League Sun dav Barrie Rotary Major Peewces split pair of weekend games On Friday Rotary lost 21 to Richmond Hill but on Sunday Bar rie defeated lhoriihill 32 ardinal is lll first place in the league standings with 11 wins and one loss In the victory over Newmarkct Barrie had all three penalties handed out Greg LeBlanc was in goal for the win The teams were tied 22 after the first period and Barrie led 11 after the second Newmarkct took 20 lead but Barrie came back to tie the game with pair of goals in 10seconds Shayne orson scored at 323 with Brian yr and Robbie lustiii assisting Then at 313 Kerry Berbeck tied the game with Shawn Deane assisting orson gave Barrie the lead in the second period with tyr and lustm assisting lord Bain tied the game again for New market but orson scored his third goal of the game to give Barrie 11 lead Tustinassisted Newmarket tied the game early in the final period but Berbeck scored at 707 and it proved to be the winning goal orson and Ricky Corby assisted orson scored his fourth goal of the gami to put the contest out of reach for Newmarket with 38 seconds remaining to be played Berbeck and Paul Taylor assisted Rotary and Richmond Hill played to scoreless tie in the first period Guy Heaslip gave Barrie lead in the second period with Brett Jacques assisting Richmond Hill then scored two unanswered goals in the final period to win Barrie outshot Richmond Hill 1811 and Barrie had two of the three penalties handed out in the game On Sunday Rotary handed Thornhill their first loss of the season with 32 win Barrie outshot Thornhill 1915 while Bar rie had six penalties Thornhill had minor penalties one ma jor and one game misconduct Thornhill took 10 lead in the second period on David James goal Stephen Cadogan tied the game early in the third period with David Hogben assisting Thornhill took the lead again but Kevin Roulston tied the game with 126 remaining to be played Cadogen assisted Gary Bertram scored the winning goal with five seconds left in the game with an unassisted goal Rubber Bantams trounce Orillia The Barrie United Rubber Worker Major Bantams scored four goals in the second period to break the game open and then coasted to 101 win over Orillia in York Simcoe Minor Hockey League game Saturday at the Barrie Arena In another bantam game on the weekend Newmarkct scored on scramble in front of the net with only 151 left in the game to earn 11 tie with the Civitan Minor Bantams in YSMIIL game in Newmarket In the United Rubber Worker game Brian Starr scored three second period goals and added one in the first period to lead Barrie to the win Mike Hoffman had three goals for the winners all of them in the final period and Gary White Bill Maguirc and Terry Tilleczek had single markers David Cyr picked up four assists in the game Mike Forbes had three while Hoffman Tilleczek and White had one assist Orillia picked up seven of the games 11 minor penalties The win raised Barries season record to wins one loss and one tie and left the club in firstvplace in the YSMHL In Newmarket the Civitan bantams had taken the lead only 05 seconds before Newmarket tied the score Darryl Lynn had put Barrie ahead with 230 remaining in the game he converted Greg Haskett pass with Newmarkct playing man short Lynn was in the penalty box when Newmarkct tied the score Ncwmarket took seven of 11 minor penalties in the game The Iivitans played two other games on the weekend and won them both The club beat Orillia 41 Saturday and then came right back to edgiThornhill +3 at home Sunday Barrie outshot Orillia 31714 enroute to the win Saturday Bruce Stanley led the scoring attack with two goals and one assist Greg Johnston and Paul Smith had the other goals Keith Jacques and Haskett each picked up two assists while Gary Cyr and Kevin McCann had single assists sports calendar HOCKEY Barrie Flyers Whitby Iroquois 630 in Barrie Aicna Barrie olts practice pin Bradford at Stayncr tMid Ontario Junior Hockey League game BASKETBALL 830 Eastview Secondary School Peiictanguishcnc ominixlore Hotel vs Peter Reino Sports Barrie Simcoe County Mens Intermediate Basketball League game SWIMMING 015 pm Barrie YMYWtA Barrie Neptune Swim Club regular practice session continues for one hour Edge Whitby 21 Flyers continue streak The Barrie Flyers edged the Iroquois 21 in Whitby Sunday night to move into third place in the Ontario Hockey Association Senior League The Flyers have now extend ed their winning streak to four games defeating Whitby three times in that time Barrie has 11 wins and 10 losses for 22 points Barrie is one point ahead of fourth place Orillia Terriers who lost 74 to Thunder Bay on Sunday Thunder Bay is in first place with 29 points while Cambridge is second with 28 SHOLLD We should have scored 16 goals but we just couldnt put the puck in the net said Steve Cripps Flyers general manager Cripps said the club had trou ble getting on track in the first period and Dave Johns Flyers goalie made some great saves to keep the team in the game Cripps said the team came on in the second period and played well The Flyers are riding winn ing streak but ripps said the big test will come this weekend The Flyers play in Orillia on Friday and on Saturday host Brantford Cripps said this weekend will see if the new Fl yers re for real PLAYED WELL Cripps said the Les Burgess Wayne Carleton and Bob Baird line was playing well in recent games and Sunday the line was no exception Burgess scored unassisted on shorthandcd goal to give Barrie 10 lead Don Tannahill made it 20 with Robbie Ralph and Steve Sly assisting Ralph replaced Paul Regan on the line Regan was married on Saturday Johns faced tti Whitby shots in the game and Pete Vipond broke his shutout bid with less than seven minutes remaining in the game In other league action Saturr lay Thunder Bay defeated Mississauga it it SCORE Tilt Bob Law and Brian Diliero scored twice in Thunder Bays Win over Orillia Wayne Holmes Bob Dilicro and Jack Byerly scored singles Bill Bcaiichamp Jon Ham llltllltl Bruce tariick and Gerry Mellie scored for Orillia The Terriers outshot Thunder Bay Milli Law scored three goals in Thunder Bay win over Mississauga Russ Elliott Pat Rudkins liiii Mlltlltll Hob DiPicro and Dave Vallaiit scored singles Dave Wilson scored twice for Mississauga John Falcon scored once Thunder Bay Otllr shot Mississauga +1 10 Hornets lose 13 PAVA Czechoslovakia tCIt Cambridge Ilornets dropped their first game of an exhibition hockey tour of Czechoslovakia on Sunday bowing to the SecondDivison leaders Opava 113 The Hornets representing the ontario Hockey Association Senior League won their opening game against the Czechoslovak lunior Sclet ts on Friday 31 Opava took period leads of +0 and 90 before about 3000 fans The Hornets outscored them 32 in the final period Bill Wells and Bob Peace scored for the Hornets both on passes from defenceinan Ralph Hopiavuori Jim Martel of the Hornets added an unassisted goal Hornets received six of seven minor penalties and used two goalies Dave Tatarin and Bob Dupuis The Hornets play the third game of their tworweek tour on Tuesday Bruins defeat Moscow VANCOUVER Cl sec ond period goal by Stan Smyl gave New Westminster Bruins hardfought 32 decision Saturday night over Moscow Selects handing the touring hockey team from the Soviet Union its first defeat Smyl thirdyear junior scored at 445 of the second pe riod to break 22 tie and the goaltending of Carey Walker kept the Bruins ahead before 186 fans The Selects won the first two games of their Canadian tour 52 over Hamilton Fincups of the Ontario Hockey Association Major Junior series and 07 against Regina Pats of the Western Canada Hockey League It is the second straight year the WCHL Bruins Memorial Cup winners here last May have defeated the Selects Whitby goaltender Tim rouch gets some help from liin Braiiton to cover up loose puck hiring recent Ontario Hockey Association Senior Hockey League game against the Barrie Flyers Flyers edged Whitby 21 Sunday to pull ahead of Orillia Terriers and into thirdplace in the league standings The in as liarrics fourth straight Rob asson right and Phil Branston of the Flyers wait for loose puck tlixaniiner Photo Allan Cook Juveniles winless in Belleville hockey tourney BELLllVlLLE Barrie Allan ook Juveniles came away winlcss at tournament in Belleville on the weekend Sterling upsct Barrie 40 in the opening game of thc tourna ment and then the host Belleville team edged Barrie 1H in the consolation semifinal game Harrie was outshot Lttt It in the opening game against Stcrl ing and according to coach lcd Moore goaltender Dave amp bell played strong gaini PLAYED WELI Dave has been playing real ly well for us Moore said He has played every game for the past three weeks because our other goaltender Ilaul lacksonl has been injured We are expecting Jackson back later this week Moore addwl Its pretty hard for one goaltender to shoulder the en tire load by himself JIM MILES one goal medallist in the 400 in dividual medley upset the East Germans in the 200 metre backstroke Sunday With time of two minutes BERLIN tCPi Cheryl Gibson of Edmonton and Jane tijevich of the IRS up set East Germanys domination of womens cven ts at 15countiy weekend in 1807 seconds within six teriiatioiial swim meet which seconds of East German ndcd Sunday with host Birgit Treibers world swimmers winning 12 of 22 events Gibson an Olympic silver mark while lljevich took the 200 breaststroke Satur day Just out of reach Janet allendar captain of Wall Real Estate reaches for the ball during Simcoe ounty Ladies Broomball League game Sunday at the Lefroy Arena Wall Real Estate goaltender Donna Mctiec watches the action Wall beat Towers 10 Examiner IllOlUl Cheryl Gibson wins gold in backstroke Barrie lost Ill overtime to Belleville in the second game but according to Moore his club deserved the win HE Itl liltll Klllt it was real heart brcakcr he said feel we tltStlHtl to win that game We had just killed off backto back penalties in the overtime and thcy scored the winner when we were at full strength ltoii Eycrs and lim Miles scored the Barrie goals III the game thiick Edwards and Harry Brctt picked up assists was happy with the way we played especially the sc coiid game Moore added We certainly had our chances but the puck just wouldnt go in thenct NICXIAtTlON Next action for the club is Thursday at the Eastvicw Arena against Richmond Hill Start mg time is 830 pm The next tournament is Dec 37 to Ito in OH and the York Simcoe Minor Hockey League all star game is schedulul for thc Barrie Arena Dec 20 Moore is expecting six Barrie players to take part in the game Barrie Orillia and Ncwmarket teams will play members of teams in the southern region of the YSMHL I1 IItllllill by himself Wendy tookllogg of Ed inontoii held fifth place behind Gibson in the 200 Boucher backstroke with time of 22347 East Germanys women swimmers who won five of six victories in Saturdays 11 event round took four of their teams top spots Sun day best time INZELL West Germany tReuteri anadian Gaetan Boucher hailed as coming world champion set the worlds best time this season of one minute 1082 seconds for the 000 metres at an international spHdskating meet Sunday But the 10yearold philosophy student from Ste Foy Que who also won Satur days opening 500Ametre race was denied the mens overall title here in the mens sprint combination by loliaii Granath of Sweden Granath second to Boucher over the longer distance with time of 11747 won the 500 Stin day in Zia10 seconds to the nadians 3050 But had Boucher not stumbled and almost fallen in the 1000 metre race Satur day when his intermediate times had pointed to world record he likely would have won the overall title Bouchers time of 2034 was good for third place behind Granath 11170t1t and another Swede OlofGranath 11881 Sylvia Burka of Winnipeg the 1077 world sprint womens champion won both Boometre events and the 1000 and 1500 metre races to outclass the op position iii four woiiicns races Biirkas time in the 500 Sun lay was 41132 somewhat slower than the 4312 she clocked Satr urday Another Winnipeg skater Kathy Vogl was second in 4307 Vogt had faster time if in the 500 Saturday 4308 but finished third behind Biirka and Aiie Sofie Jaeriistroem of Swe den 13 mi Burkas time in the 1500 was 21127 Marion Dittinaiin of East leriiiaiiy was second in 21435 the examiner Monday Doc 12 1971 Franz Klammer wins downhill VAL DISERE France CP Austrian downhill super star Franz Klammer giving the impression he could win without trying raised his World Cup trophy count to 23 Sun day in the World Cup seasons first mens downhill race Klammer who turned 24 last week has announced hell turn pro following the world championships in January after accumulating every honor the amateur sport can bestow Yet he served notice Sunday that he intends to quit the Cup circuit on top with fourth consecutive downhill title The Austrian skied the 3460metre course with its 900 metre vertical drop in two minutes 761 seconds just over quarter of second clear of runnerup Italian Herbert Plank with another Austrian Josef Walchern in third place Ken Read of Calgary who won this Criterium of the First Snow event the last time it was raced in 1975it was can celled last year because of snow conditionsfinished in what he called the Canadian spot fourth place Evert Connors may have wed LOS ANGELES Reuter source close to tennis super stars Chris Evert and Jimmy Connors said Saturday the couple was married last week during private ceremony in St Louis Neither Evert nor Connors were available to comment on the report but Everts father Jimmy Evert tennis profes sional in Fort Lauderdale Fla said that he was unaware that any wedding had taken place dont know thing about it Evert said Chris is out of town and havent talked with her today Evert lives with her family in Fort Lauderdale Evert de clined to say where his daughter was King defeats Virginia Wade LONDON tHCUlCll Billie Jean King of the US defeated Britains Wimbledon champion Virginia Wade 63 61 Sun day to win the Braemar Cup womens international tennis tournament Walls wins championship TORONTO CPI Derek Wall of Toronto won the Ontario closed mens table tennis championship Saturday night defeating Steven lelstein of Toronto 1221 2422 2113 2118 in the final The threetime Canadian mens singles cham pion also won the doubles crown with Alan Heap of Toronto Birute Plucas of Missisauga won the womens singles crown defeating Gloria Hsu of Toronto 2114 2321 1921 21 16 Sarieant dumps Thornhill Craig Waddington and Peter Panagabko teamed up to lead Sarjeants ReadiMix Peewecs to 51 win over Thor nhill Sunday in the York Simcoe Minor Hockey League Waddington scored in the first period with Panagabko assisting and then Panagabko scored with Waddington assisting foehranc scored in the second period with Doug Stevens and Dan Worrad assisting Gary Jermey scored with Panagabko and Gary Knight assisting Stephen Board rounded out the scoring with Waddington assisting Bill Lord and Bob Malcom shared the goaltending duties for the pecwees Barrie is in second place in the league stan dings The thWLCS travel this weekend to Owen Sound to take part in tournament Stroud pounds Oak Ridges 61 STROlD Stroud Novices pounded Oak Ridges 61 Sun day in the York Simcoe Minor Hockey League Jeff Davis led the Stroud attack with two goals and an assist Mike Guest opened the scoring for Stroud with Claudio An necca assisting Davis then scored the winning goal with John Robbins assisting Jim Peters scored from Guest and Robbins before Gavm Watson scored with Clifford Ansetey and Davis assisting Annecca scored from Watson and Davis rounded out the scoring with Ansctey and Geoffrey Groh assisting Saturday races card cancelled 10iace card scheduled for Barrie Raceway on Saturday was cancelled due to weather conditions The Wednesday card will go as planned weather permit ting sports hall of fame Jeff Williams of 137 Springdale Drive in Barrie is this weeks winner of the Sports Hall of Fame contest Me correctly identified Steve authtn the apprentice jockey who is tear ing up the tracks in New York This week we have real easy personality so to make it bit tougher please tell us who this hockey player is and what he accomplished in World Hockey Association game earlier this week Send your entries to Sports Hall of Fame Box 370 Barrie 0n lario L11 Winners are picked each Saturday in random draw oiitcst winners will receive an 114 inch special pllld from Mr Tonys lizmaria and Spaghetti House 47 Dunlop St Weekly winner is determined by draw from allcorrect answers done publishing day before iew weekly contest starts LAAL