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The South scored two unanswered goals in the third period to dump the North 53 in the first York Simcoe Minor Hockey League YSMHL juvenile allstar game Monday at the Barrie Arena It was the first year the YSMHL has held an allstar game within its own division In past years an allstar team was selected from the league to play team from the TriCounty juvenile hockey league Six players from the Bar rie Allan Cook Juveniles played for the North team Gus Eyers Dave Campbell Barry Brett Chuck Ed wards Mike Brooks and Greg Campbell all saw ac tion in the game RUNAWAY GUS EYERS The North looked like it scoredonce might run away with the Oakland defeats Baltimore 3731 BALTIMORE AP Baltimore Colts have won three con secutive American Conference East championshipsonly to go on and lose three straight times in the opening round of the playoffs This year the loss was 3731 thriller to Oakland ending the Colts chances of upsetting the Raiders the defending National Football League Super Bowl champions We tried like hell we just didnt get it said quarterback Bert Jones of the Colts They played well and we played well The only unfortunate part about it is that they won The win for Oakland came 43 seconds into the second sudden death extra quarter at Memorial Stadium on Saturday when quarterback Ken Stabler lifted pass to tight end Dave Casper from 10 yards out It was Caspers third touchdown reception of the day The loss eliminated Baltimore from the NFL playoffs and sent the Raiders on to New Years Day match with Denver Broncos dont know if it was the toughest game Ive ever been in but it was frustrating one said Casper who also grabbed Stabler bomb that set up Errol Manns tying field goal with 26 seconds left to play in regulation time Denver Broncos defeat Steelers DENVER AP Tom Jackson just keeps topping himself Four weeks ago the Denver Broncos linebacker made what some observers felt was the play of the season in the National Football League in game involving the two teams with the best record Baltimore Colts were driving for possible go ahead score in the fourth quarter when Jackson picked off Bert Jones pass and returned it 73 yards for touchdown Saturday in an American Conference playoff game against Pittsburgh Steelers Jackson recovered fumble in the first half and intercepted two passes in the final period setting up 17 Denver points in the Broncos eventual 3421 triumph The victory propelled the surprising Broncos who are mak ing their first playoff appearance ever into the AFC cham pionship game on New Years Day here against Oakland Raid ers Isnt he remarkable said Denver coach Red Miller of Jackson think hes the best linebacker inthe game Valerie DeSouza of 57 Jeffrey St in Barrie is this weeks winner of the Sports Ilall of Fame Contest She correctly identified Paul Laking of the Barrie entral Collegiate Senior Redskin Football Club This week try your hand at identifying these tWo expros Both were excellent hockey players in their day and are now involved with the operation of National Hockey League teams If you think you know who they are send your entries to Sports Hall of Fame Box 370 Barrie Ont IAM 4T6 Please include your name ad dress and phone number Winners are picked each Saturday in random draw Contest winners will receive an Iii inch special pizza from Mr Tonys Iiuaria and Spaghetti House 47 Dunlop St Weekly winner is determined by draw from all correct answers done publishing day before iew weekly contest starts game early After only 54 seconds of play Eyers put the North squad ahead 10 He took pass from Brooks went around the goaltender and shoved it into the open net Dave Campbell played goal for the North squad in the first period He allowed two goals TIED GAME The South pulled even three minutes later when Dale Strang scored during scramble The North defence failed to take out the man in front of the net and Strang was left alone in the slot Strang put the South ahead 21 couple of minutes later He took the puck in his own end and went the length of the ice to score on Campbell Brian Balkwell pulled the score to even terms when he scored on powerplay late in the period Stu Hammond rifled shot from the blueline which gave goaltender Rick Warren trouble He left the rebound out front and Balkwell knocked it home TRADED GOALS Kevin Browther for the North and Ron Abernethy traded goals in the second period to keep the score deadlocked But in the third period it was all South as they com pletely dominated the play and without some great goaltending from John Howells could have made the score more onesided Howells faced 21 shots in the final period Most of them were from right in front of the net The turning point in the game came at the 603 mark of the final period The North Quinn nets twoin loss Barrie loses 54 in overtime ORO Don Kemp scored in the second overtime period to give Whitby 54 win over Bar rie in the Oro Minor Hockey Association Annual Novice and Juvenile Tournament at the Oro Township Community Cen tre on Monday Whitby and Barrie played in the juvenile division The teams played suddendeath overtime period but remained tied 44 In the second period the teams had to play without goaltenders Mike Quinn scored two goals for Barrie in losing cause while Barry Kell and Bill Young scored singles SCOREDTWO Pete Lawson scored twice for Whitby with other goals going to John Waddell and Al Mac Donald In another juvenile game Canadian Forces Base Borden defeated Midland 41 Don Krausar scored two goals to lead Borden Brad Anderson and Ken Addis scored singles Dwayne Story scored the only goal for Midland In juvenile AA action Burl ington lost 63 to Oshawa Jeff Boyce scored three goals for Oshawa with singles going to John Bernacki Peter Goodman and Guy Lacrois Ted Pollock Paul Schmuck and Dave Ra jozak scored for Burlington SHUTOUI Sunderland shut out Wasaga Beach 60 in juvenile play Gary Brethour scored twice for Sunderland Single goals went to Rick Hubers Martin Koypers Rick MacKay and Dale Snoddon Beaverton defeated Stayner 73 Norm Sproxton scored two goals for Beaverton with Clare Shaw leading the team with four goals Steve Bacon scored the other marker Ed Legate scored twice for Stayner with Ed Kneeshaw ad ding one There are 10 games schedul ed today in the tournament In juvenile play Lefroy played Oro at am and Bolton played Meaford at 12 In juvenile AA action this morn ing Brampton plays Barrie at 130 pm CONTINUES Juvenile action continues this evening At 630 pm Wasaga Beach plays Stayner and at pm Beaverton plays Sunderland The first games of the novice division will be played this afternoon At 130 pm Bolton plays Oshawa Beaverton plays Oro at 230 pm Pickering plays Meaford at 830 pm and the winners of the two games meet at 530 pm while the losers play at430pm The tournament continues all week with 22 more games scheduled The finals will be played on Friday for the juvenile teams Novice cham pions play on Wednesday Cauthen wins ARCADIA Calif AP Seventeenyearold riding won der Steve Cauthen won four out of his seven races on opening day of Santa Anitas 78day thoroughbred season Monday However his favored mount Barrera was scratched from the sixfurlong feature race the Palos Verdes Handicap Sandy Hawley of Mississauga 0nt won the feature with Impres sive Luck and Lafitt Pincay came second aboard Maheras Cauthen started the day with threelength victory in the fir st race atop Neumies Boy He had been scheduled to ride in eight of the nine races through rainy weather on muddy track In the lltrmile $9000 first race Cauthen found himself boxed in at the first turn slip Bed through to the rail in the ackstretch then caught the leaders in the stretch ii squad had to play two men short and Scott Chappell took advantage of the opportunity to put the South ahead to stay CAUGHT Once again the defence was caught out of position and Chappell was left all alone in front of the net Abernethy with his second goal of the game put the game out of reach less than two minutes later when he converted pass from Doug Lewis South dominated the game and outshot the North 4218 That Richmond Hill line Abernethy Lewis and Strang killed us Eyers said after the game Our goalies played well It cer tainly wasnt their fault PENALTIES We took lot of stupid penalties in the third period Steve Thompson goaltender for the Midland Juveniles sets himself for shot during game against aiiadian Forces Base Borden Monday at the Oro onimuiiity tiitic The Junior mixed bonspiel and that certainly didnt help us Eyers added Players from the Allan Cook Juveniles dont get much of chance to dwell on Mondays loss They take on Brampton in the first round of the Oro Novice and Juvenile Hockey Tourna ment today starting at 10 am Ted Moore coach of the club is expecting tough game Brampton is an AAA club and should give us real bat tle he said TEAMS Twentyfour teams are taking part in the fiveday tournament which started with five games Monday The clubs next game in the YSMHI is Thursday at the Eastview Arena starting at 915 Aurora will provide the opposition tit li 44 game was one of five played at the Oro Juvenile and Novice Duti IIp ill ktit4 nva in It ii MIKE BROOKS strong game tli it iiaiiigtqiti afixgxifisixn tihaiugutw Ii3g ititttlltil Iix illiiiiii Ilvt oIs iii sxi llli tournament It continues throughout the week with the championship games scheduled for Friday Twentyfour teams are taking part in the tournament McDonough Rink wins Barrie and area teams dominated play and finished in the first three positions at the InsurallMcDonald Junior Mix ed Curling Bonspiel Monday at the Barrie Curling Club The Ivan McDonough rink of Barrie went undefeated in the oneday tournament to claim the Insurall Trophy and top pick of the prizes The Tom Richardson rink of Stroud finished second at the tournament only three quarters of point behind the winners Despite winning all three games the rink went home empty handed SET UP The tournament was set up so that there would be two three ame winners The team inishing with the most points won the Insurall Trophy The McDonald Trophy went to the team with most points who lost at least one game The Tom Merrett rink also of Barrie took top honors in that division They finished with 3814 points nine behind McDonoughs rink Fourteen teams took part in the tournament There were four teams from Barrie two from Cookstown two from Humber Highlands two from Port Carling and single teams from Stroud the Boulevard Club of Toronto and Stouffville TOP RINK McDonoughs winning rink included Anne Price Mark Fisher and Susan Sears The team romped to an easy 142 win over Betty Geelen in the opening game btit things got tougher after that In the so Cond draw they had to hand on to nip Glen Warnica of Barrie 86 and in the final round they edged Doug Hanson of Barrie 54 The Richardson rink which finished second included heryl Smurthwaite Bill Robertson and Brenda Home The rink beat Merrett tytl in the opening game In the se cond round Richardsons rink doubled Bob Wake of lumber Highlands tilt and in the final round they beat Steve llain inond of Stouffville tHi IIOItY McDonoughs margin of vicr tory went all the way back to the first game when he beat Iecler 142 The points he pick ed up in that game werejust too much for Richardson to make up Laurie Ieacock John McMamis and Sandra Barker played on the Merrett rink which won the McDonald lrophy Merrett lost his opening game to Richardson btit he came back to beat Dwain Brown of ookstown 1H and Warnica 114 The first two games played were six end affairs btit the final game was eight ends Betty Ieeleu the skip of the ookstown junior mixed curling team lets fly with rock during the annual InsurallMelonald Junior Mixed urling Tournament Monday at the Barrie urliug Iub ookstown was knocked out of contention in the first round when they lost MZ decision to the Boulevard Iiib of Toronto Barrie teams dominated the oneday tournament and won both divisions Examiner Photo It it Cedar Highlands USIIHWRKIIDy the examiner Tuesday Dec 27 1977 Green and Ross lose to Buffalo Hockey teams from Barrie did not fare well in tournaments on Monday In Etobicoke Green and Ross Minor Bantams lost 31 to Buf falo Bill Hoare scored the only goal for Barrie Green and Ross take on Buffalo again this afternoon In Windsor the McDonalds Big Mac Atoms were shutout 60 and they go into action again today Slessor and Periard Insurance Major Midgets dropped close 10 decision to Queensway in Toronto Slessor takes on Toronto Globals at noon today Bullets defeat Hawks once again By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Atlanta Hawks must be sick of seeing Washington Bullets and equally sick of losing to them The Ilawks played the Bullets two consecutive nights in homeandhome series and both times lost to them by indentical marginsAethe last one 113106 decision Monday night Its hard to win after you have beaten the same team the previous night said Washington coach Dick 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