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No immediate changes planned Sheas Bowl has new owner Sheas Bowling Centre is bus place in Barrie ere will be some changes made at the centre in the Bar rie Plaza Lou Detsky who owned the chain of Sheas retired on Nov 27 and sold it to Jack Fine who owns bowling centre chain called Bowlara ma There wont be too much of change in the actual opera tion said Dave Marten Sheas Barrie manager There will be some but they will not be too noticeable to the bowler We have no major changes planned right now it are riding winning streaks pectations Since the beginning of the season the Colts have showed they have one of the most potent offences in the league The Colts were capable of skating their opponents into the ice late in the games but the defence was weak The Colts received strong goaltending from Bob Toffan and Dune Brownell but goaltending alone cannot keep team in hockey game Suddenly everything started going right for the Colts Tofv fan started playing spectacular hockey and the team started playing strong defensive hockey Not only did the defensive corps start playing well but the forwards started picking up their players and forechecked Theyre starting to jell said Doug Raymond Colts manager Theyre starting to play the way they can play Raymond said the key to the turnaround was move made by Forbes several weeks ago Forbes dropped the four line system and started going with three lines and six defencemen We have three units now and the forwards know what the defence is going to do and the defence knows where the fore wards will be Raymond stated Certain players are coming around and playing up to their Whats up Teams start winning games By WERNER BERGEN Examiner Sports Editor It has been long time since Barrie Iias had two winning teams in senior and junior hockey at the same time Both the Flyers of the Ontario Senior Hockey League and the Colts of the MidOntario Junior Hockey League Darryl Sly coach of the Flyers and Howie Forbes coach of the Colts have been promising victories all season but un til recently victories were few and far in between losses Both coaches had hopes that their teaiiis would come through eventually and the clubs are finally living up to ex Bowlarama has centres in 28 communities in Ontario and the purchase of the Sheas chain makes it the largest in the coun try Sheas had alleys in Lon don Toronto Oakville Peter borough and Mont real Bowlarama is noted for its 24 hours day bowling but Marten feels there is no market in Bar rie to keep the alley open that long At the yrescnt time the alley is open bort 12 hours day Marten said the alley opened at noon and remained open un til about midnight although potential according to Raymond One of these players is Er nie Cumming Cumming has seen work on defence and almost every forward position play anywhere Howie tells him to mond said Hell play even goal Raymond said Cumming does not play on regular line but fills in and sees lot of duty on penalty killing teams The Colts have not been at full strength for the last several weeks because of injuries and Cumming has been on the ice lot Raymond said defenceinen Wayne Church Rick Jerincy and Kevin iuest have played outstanding hockey recently particularly in the Colts 81 victory over Owen Sound on Tuesday The Flyers have also been winning although three of their four straight wins have been over Whitby Iroquois The fourth win has been over last place Mississauga The real test for the Flyers will come this weekend in Friday the Flyers travel to Orillia to take on the Terriers and they host Brantford on Saturday at the Barrie Arena viding the color comment ary If the Flyers emerge from this weekends game relatively unscathed it will prove the new Flyirs are for real Starting Friday all the Flycrs games will be broadcast on KBB with myseii or Examiner sports writer scoii iiaskins pin Hes just great Rayr RICK IERMEY dcfencc 12W pow lt Wee Chelle wins featured race Wee Chelle nipped Bolsover Bill at the wire to win the featured eighth race at Barrie Raceway Wednesday night Wee Chellc owned by Iim Lockhart was cofavorite going into the race with Clarence Lockharts Problem Drinker Ian McEachern driving Bolsover Bill was the next favorite and left the post on top from the five hole Over heavy track it looked like Bolsover Bill all the way and the 4y02llll was still on WEDNESDAY Istclm pace mile woo TARPORT BOB 80 St ROBBIE SCOT 80 710 SPOOK Ev JIM 130 Time 18 75 EXACTOR and 22 30 Ind can pace mile 5450 SHIAWAY SHADOW FAX IA 50 980 510 50 BVEBVE BRIAN 560 390 CEDAR CREST LORI 290 Time 25 Demon Tip EXACTOR 78106338 40 1rd can pace mitt$500 FIREWAVE 470 330760 MIKEMAXBREI SSOSIO GOOD RIGHT 540 Time 17075 EXACTOR ClandtHM 4th clm pace mile $500 FAST CAPER ID 340 40 ADIOS KAREN 570 600 LYNMP BOY 500 Time 17 25 EXACTOR Iand533170 5th can trot mile $600 DONS BOMBER DARN JIM CELIASDUKE Time 1815 EXACTOR SanUASMt 40 56 30 IE 40 l0 930 30 70 raceway results top halfway through the stret ch Jim Lockhart had Wee Chelle under heavy drive from the threequarter pole to the wire Wee helle won in It 25 while Pondele driven by Les Dixon finished third Scott Rowe grabbed the first race with Tarport Bob cat chdrivc and earned his 100th win of the year He won again in the fourth race with his gran dfathcrs Fast Caper Attendance was $51897 was handled 798 and 61hclm pau mile $600 SOCIAL JET THE OLD BANDIT DAGGER LOBF Time I8 EXACTOR 4and6$37 9O 71hclm pace mile $800 ROCKY OANDER WHIRLOFFBYEBYE 300360 WILLOR HALODH 290 DAPHNE HERBERTDH 770 Time 716 75 EXACTOR land 5380 30 nth cdn pace mile $700 WEECHFLLE 4l0l70110 BOLSOVER BILL 160 780 PONDWOOD 60 Time l675 EXACTOH and SW 60 9thclm panmile S450 MOOPELANDSMISIEP 350 340 350 580390 1200 ll70 l0 570 360 l0 30 VICTOR HARRY 900 460 PRIDE OF GLEN 640 Time t8 EXACTOR 6and7$63 60 lothclmpacemilesaoo NOJOKIN 670380 140 ENCOUNTER 780770 PAL 750 Time 7015 EXACTOII AandlSIl 10 ATTENDANCF 798 there was no set real closing hour TORONTO Toronto has the population to draw from but there are no real nighhawks here Marten said can see the hours changed slightly remaining open until one or twotam Marten said the Barrie alley had been designed to have lounge but liquor licences were hard to get Marten said another possible change could be the erection of glass parti tian between the alleys and the tables He said the possible changes has yet to be discussed with the new owners Marten said interest in bowl ing had increased in recent years and it was becoming more popular all the time There has been quite change by the younger set to 11 pin bowling Marten said Five pin will always have its solid base of bowlers because anybody can bowl five pin young or old PROVIDENCE Mike Laycock of Barrie has been chosen to the allstar team first division of the Eastern Collegiate Athletic Association IECAC hockey league Laycock is junior at Brown Ifniversity and was named to the allstar team of the week for the week of Dec Laycock is the son of Mr and Mrs Laycock 1112 Yonge St Minets Point He led the Brown Bruins to two early season victories in the EtAC ALLOWED Laycock allowed only one goal in the Bruins 71 win over Colgate and then the Bruins edged Ivy League rival ornell 7ti He stopped 3o shots as Brown overwhelmed the Red Raiders of olgate The following night he held off furious third period rally by orncll keeping 41 shots out of the net to preserve ti win Laycock now ranks fifth among the division one goaltcndeis with 3111 goals against avciagc FRESH As freshman Laycock was the goalie in the Bruins it win over Boston lnivcrsity iii lllt National Collegiate Athletic DAVE MARTEN manager Marten said many people bowl five pin because they are afraid of tryng 10 pin Marten said the big ball often frighten ed many people from trying it With lightweight balls many people are finding they can bowl 10 pin and this is in creasing the interest into pin Marten said LEAGUES Currently at Sheas there are eight 10pin adult leagues and nine fivepin leagues The Youth Bowling Council is active in Barrie and 140 youngsters bowl every Saturday At Sheas there are twojunior fivepin leagues and one 10pin league Marten said that despite the large number of leagues there is always room for someone to come and bowl few games Ile said that in the afternoons and on weekends would be the best time to go bowling Sheas does not reserve lanes because it ties up lane for too long time People usually dont come at the time they said they would Marten said NIIKII ltt allstar At Barrie Arena tonight Tournaments are another matter This weekend the Bonanza League Champions finals will be played in five and 10 pin The Carling Classic for five pin will be held Jan and in early February the Adams Classified Tournament for five pin will be held The house league finals for the Bonanza will be held in late January to decide who will go on to play in the nationals Marten said it would be tour nament of champions Some top national calibre bowlers come from Barrie Jack Symes recently competed in tournament in Chicago and has competed in the nationals Martens wife Jeanne went to the nationals for the World Cup twice and recently won all events in tournament in Lon don where there were over 900 competitors Martens son Ian has been to the national junior finals while Ron Lee went to the national finals in September in Brandon Man Mike Laycock named allstar for Brown in US hockey Association NCAAI playoffs which left Brown third in the tnited States college ranking Last year he started 11 games posting 42 goals against average According to Rosa iatti Browns sports iii formation officer Laycock is provmg to be an able replace ment for graduated goalie Kevin Mctabc and could be key factor in Browns playoff drive late in the season Laycock attended Barrie Central Collegiate He played all his minor hockey in the Bar rie Minor Hockey Association and played for the TUOP midgets for one year Laycock also played for one year for the Barrie olts of the Alldrtllllitrlt Junior Hockey Leaguc While with the Colts he was named the teams most valuable player Laycock played with the Slessor Ieiiard Insurance fastball team this past sunr nier After defeating Yale lniver $in Trtl on Dec Brown leads the Ivy league with record of three wins and no kisses In EtAt competition Brown has won four of five games Brown lnivcrsity is located lll Providence Rhode Island Colts host Owen Sound Kings Barrie olts of the Mid Ontario Junior Hockey League play host to Owen Sound Kings tonight at the Bar rie Arena at 83 The Colts were in Owen Sound on Tuesday and bombed the Kings tlrl Willi the Victory the Colts moved into sole possession of second place Oak Ridges cunently occupies first place The Kings are better than they showed Iuesday said Doug Raymond olts manager They played us one up after one period in Tuesday the teams were tied 171 after the first period but the Colts broke loose with five goals They started playing stupid and started taking runs at us Raymond said We just started scoring goals The short pass worked well said llowic Forbes olts coach Forbes said when the Kings started taking nins at the olts the Barrie team started utiliz ing the short pass which kept the team alert and burned the charging Kings Forbes expects another tough game tonight Wllllt The olts will be without newcomer Todd Lalonde tonight Lalonde was hit in the third period and Raymond said the team was afraid he had sufr Pauleyanna ties for third place 10 win by Wall Real Estate and tic by Iauleyanna moved the teams into tie for third place in the Innisfil Ladies Broomball League Sunday Wall edged Towers while Iauleyanna tied Speedy Muffler Betty Detweillcr scored the only goal for Wall while Donna Magnc recorded the shutout Suc Winder scored the first goal foi Iaulcyanna with Diane low assisting Sue Marshall came back to score for Specin to tie the game with Linda Hodgkinson assisting Pauleyanna took lllt lead again early in the third period with Winder scoring again unassisted Marshall then scored her second goal of the game unassisted to tie the game Next week Pauleyanna meets Wall and Towers takes on Ivy TEA STANDINGS il EA lts Speedy Muffler ti t1 3t 13 Ivy ii ti 24 i3 Pauleyanna Sports ti lo 15 Wall Real Estate 20 Towers 28 LEADING SCORERS lts Louise Marshall Ivy 11 Linda llixlgkinson Speedy 11 Marilyn Barr Speedy ti Sue McMaster Ivy ti Cathy Sabourin Ivy ti Helen White Speedy Sue Marshall Speedy ti Bonnie Scott Specin Sue Windcr Paulcyanna 1i TOP THAITENDERS EA SO Ave Sue Gunton Ivy Barb Richards Speedy Muffler Hitchon Iauleyanna 15 185 Donna Mague Wall Real Estate 20 25 II llalliday Towers 28 45 BtBtillSt returns fered concussion Raymond said xrays indicated that there was no damage done to the skull but Lalonde had terr rific headache and was still woozy Lalonde was iiol the only player to be injured Rick lcrniey had tooth broken with stick and Neil Parker needed six stitches to close cut on his chin caused by the puck The olts will have John Earner back after sitting out thrgztllR suspension received in fight against rillia last week liiii Angus will be in the lineup although he is still limpv ing around with leg injury Earlier this season Bob toiilson and Eric Cumming were injured toulson hurt his arm in collision with goalpost and Raymond said the forward is now in fine shape oulson had one goal in Owen Sound Tuesday umming missed several weeks of hockey because of pinched nerve and will be star ting tonight Raymond said iiinining played on Tuesday and put in super per formance Cumming did not get any points Tuesday but Raymond said he played well defensively and did an eX ccllent job killing penalties The team put in an hour and half practice Wednesday night Forbes said two games and practice in three nights was robany hard on the players lint it did them good They skated off some sore and stiff muscles Getting ready Tracey Beazley 13 217 Grove St tries on pair of crosscountry skis at the skiing clinic held at the Sunnidalc Community Centre on Tuesday Helping Tracey on with her equip ment is Karyn Percival of Recreation on Wheels The clinic was sponsored by the Barrie department of parks and recreation for people who wanted to try crosscountry skiing Examiner Photo COOPs edge Orillia in penalty tilled game Barrie COOP Midgets edged Orillia 271 in the York Simcoe Minor Hockey League Tuesday at the Barrie Arena Daryl MacKcnzie played strong game in net for the CO OPs while Dave Miles and Steve Bouchey were standouts in the penalty killing depart ment paiticularly in the third period The COOPs had 12 minor penalties in the game one ma jor and three misconducts rillia had 17 minors one ma jor and three niisconducts Barrie scored goals in the first and second periods while rillia scored its only goal in the third period Dave Mayor gave Barrie 10 lead at 441 of the first period with Dave Johnston and Jim Gamer assisting Miles made it 20 at 931 of the second period Miles goal proved to be the winner Dave Stephens and Doug Totten assisted Bell Canada Minor Midgets split pair of games this week On Monday the midgets defeated ewmarket 62 but lost 41 to Aurora on Sunday Rob McCann and Matt iaiiepy led the Barrie attack Thornton blanks visitors THORNION It was not good day for ookstown on Sun day as threc teams were blank ed by clubs from the Thornton Minor Hockey Association Georgian Sports Peewees won 60 Emory Miller Bantams won 40 and Bill Gethons Midgets won 30 Vincent Morgan and Andrew Laycock scored twice for the peewees with Mike Madden and Rick Gracey scoring singles Keith McLeod and Kevin Lawrence combined to record the shutout John Irwin netted two goals and Robert Roush recorded the shutout in the bantain victory Single goals went to John Kloosterman and Jack Henry Mike McGean had the shutout in the midget win Ray Baldwick Tim Cumming and Greg Applegate scored the goals Deserving player awards will be given Awards will be given to players on all teams in the ii tario Senior Hockey League Soviet Union series in late December and early January Carling Kcefe Breweries will be presenting aluminum sculptures t0 lhe most descr vin player on each team in eac game Ted Moore Carling chfe area sales rcpiescir tative annmmtcd Wednesday night In keeping with Carling Keefe Browelys tradition in Sponsorship of international hockey we are pleased to an nounce our promotional in volvemeiil in the upcoming series Moore said Between Dec 2tl tlllddtln ii the bronze medal winning team from the Soviet Union will play an eight TED MOORE presents in seri es game series with various senior clubs The most valuable player award to the most deser ving player on each team will be presented with an aluminum sculpture created by Carl Hoselton The visiting team plays rillia on Dec 28 and plays in Barrie on Jan They will then play senior allstar team on Jan it in Belleville Hoselton lives in oburg and his sculptures are prized possessions by their owners ac cording to Moore There is Hoselton sculpture in Buckingham Palace The trophies to be presented to the players are aluminum sculptures of Canada goose perched on rock on Monday with two goals each Each also had an assist Single goals went to Rob Thurott and Clint Irwin Gord McPherson had three assists in the win over Newmarket while Irwin and Shawn Saunders had two each Kevin Johnston and Hugh Beatoii had single assists Each team had seven minor penalties Barrie shooters rang six shots off the goal posts in their 41 loss to Aurora Irwin had one shot go off both goal posts Irwin scored the only goal for Barrie with an unassisted marker Aurora scored their final goal into the empty net as Banie had pulled their goalten der in favor of an extra at tacker Bell Midgets host Orillia Saturday at the Barrie Arena at 445 pm Disposers beat Newmarket 6764 and Disposers of the Simcoe County Mens Basketball Leach edged Newmarket 6764 in an exhibition game Wednesday at Eastview Secondary School Newmarket led 3833 at halftime but the Disposers came back to outscore the visitors 3426 in the second half to win Leo McBride led the second half rally with 13 points he had It points in the game Gary Inskeep and Bob Lewis each scored six points in the second half Most of Inskeeps scores came on penalty shots while Lewis scored on field goals Gary Dyck had 14 points in the game 12 coming in the first half Bob McAleer had nine points in the game earning one point on foul shot in the second half Inskeep and Lewis each had eight points in the game while Lin Griffin had four and Don Arnold had three Bob Skyp nycliuk chipped in with two points in the second half Churchill rink wins division STROUD The Churchill rink of skip Frank Dell won the 10A division of the Ontario Curling Association seniors event Tuesday with victory over Campbell the Barrie rink of Marshall Besides skip Frank Kell there was Jack Constable vice ship lord Kneeshaw second and Bob Brown as lead For Barrie were skip Campbell George Shae viceskip Wally Ainslie as second with Bill Armstrong as lead The Churchill rink now meets the winners of District 10B in Gravenhurst Slessor and Periard split games Slessor and Periard Insurance Minor Midgets split pair of weekend games but the losing effort wont show in the York Simcoe Minor Hockey League standings The club doubled Thoriihill 63 in YSMHL game Satur day but Sunday was different story as they lost 42 deci sion to Elmvale in an exhibition game Steve Timmins Chris Anderson and Terry Keogh each scored two goals in the win over Thornhill Barrie swimmers triumph Swimmers from the Barrie Neptune Swim Club are starting to get reputation The club sent six of its top swimmeis to the Sports Hall of Fame Swim Meet in Etobicoke on the weekend and all six bettered their per sonal bests Tracey Schell Tracey Paddison Christie Forbes Mary Daniels Randy Roberts and Mike Spratt fail ed to win any medals due to the tremendous competition Over 600 of the top swim mers from across the coun try took part in the oneday event Brian Taylor has taken over the headcoaching duties He replaces Brian Wiles who decided to become an assistant coach because of his duties as prin cipal of Oakley Park Public School BRIAN WILES assistant Hornets defeat Kobrivnice OPAVA Czechoslovakia CPI Dave Peace scored pair of goals as Cambridge Hornets defeated Kobrivnice 65 in an exhibition hwkey game Tuesday night It was the second victory for Hornets in three games on their Czechoslovakian tour Hornets are representing the Ontario Hockey Association Senior series Bill Gratton Doug Mason Mark Thiel and Don Vipond scored the other goals for Hornets against the thirddivision Czech club Hornets will play their fourth game on Thur ay