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10 THE EARRIE EXAMINER THURSDAI SEPT 15 1368 SPORTS COMMENT Back To Ten Teams lis Grads Reconsider By CHRIS AYLOTT After more than their share of unceriainty and delays the revamped OHA Senior hockey circuit re oeived shot in the arm yesterday The new Toronto lyeutry which was forced to withdraw two weeks ago veame back into the fold bringing membership up to ihe full strength of 10 teams Problems for the fledgling club developed when organizer Joe Kane informed the OHA at general meeting that Toronto could not meet the heavy de mands of iOgame schedule He proposed that his team play an abbreviated slate of 24 games with four pointers This was promptly rejected by the other nine entries and Kane was voted out YESTERDAYS change of heart was accompanied by definite plans The Toronto team which will be known as Varsity Grads willplay home games at the modern North York Centennial Centre near the Junc tion of Highway 400 and Finch Avenue Grads de cision has brought Queen City team into the OHA senior company after an absence of 16 years when the senior Marlboro captured the Allan Cup Kane who once coached Varsity Blues will handle the bench boss duties for Grads The team which will open at home Oct 10 expects to have real cross wsection of occupations on its roster including school teachers lawyers law students chartered accountants doctors and dentists Backing the team is group of Toronto business men including Steve Stavro president of the Toronto City pro soccer club Hockey fans in this area are in for an interesting season as the OHA boldly has amalgamatetd the Con tral Ontario teams with the Senior western section and added two new faces Nine teams will visit Bar rie Arena this year big improvement from the fans oint of view with only three opponents facing the ocals in the season ast The local entry has resur rected the Flyers nic name made famous few years back when Hap Emms brought the Memorial Cup to Barrie ANOTHER NEW CHALLENGE is the greater travel liog as the expanded loop is geographically spread from Woodst0c in the west to Kingston and Belleville in the east Flyers will also retain their traditional rivalry with Bill ItIcGiIls OrilIia Pcpsis and Jack Griers Collingwood Shipbuiiders The Flyer executive has regretfully announced the resignation of coach lack Dytc The personable 0ril lia resident will be greatly missed as in his tenure here he displayed ability to bring the best out of tho available talent In 1965 Dytc sparked SevenUps to nearmiss of the Centrai Ontario senior playoff title The lomls rallied late in the season to barge into the fourth and final playoff slot on the very last day They rocecded to bounce the veteranladen Orillia squad in five games and then taxed Coilingwood Shipbuildcrs to the limit in that memorable final series Barrie cau ht the highlyfavored Shipbuilders off guard and nab ed lead forcing the defending champion to take the next four in row Nona will soon forget that night in Colilngwood Arena when Harry It plo Checks Lumloy came thorugh with miracu ous save Ho robbed little Norm Furlong at pointblank rangc with seconds remaining in regulation time of the deciding game Shipbuilders then went on to take the title to overtime with senior heckoy talent spread over 10 teams anything could happen Barrio is going all out to give the established Senior teams strong challenge Manager Jim Short and his assistant Larry Wood have been working hard all summer searching for new play ing talent it is make or brcak year for senior hockey in Ontario and Barrio in particular Condi tions are ripe for banner season with lots of variety coming into the local ice palace it is now up to the fans to show that top flight hockey belongs in Barrie Continued support is essential to survival BITS PIECES Ichrs are searching for new goalkeeper First string nctmlndor Jim Couch who was scnsallon for SevenUps last season has returned to the insurance business and has been transferer to Edmonton Alberta Orlllla Popsls who open train ing camp Sept 22 at Bradford are rumored to have signed formcr Midland Speedster Dave Nichoitshon llob McKnight whose family lives in llarric Is rcport ed considering comeback after onoscason absence Iho fLish forward who starred In world tournaments with lfitc cnorlVatcrloo Dutchmen and Gait Terriers may suit up with Gait or Guelph loronlo Varsity Grartr will have their hands full right from the start They have slated an Oct exhibition till on home ice with nilsa OIIers Icafs from team In the Control Iro circuit Good news for tho longsuffering local hockey fnm City council In considering it proposal to Insiall heat at Ilarrio Arena Hall Of Fame glionors Sieve Owen CANTON Main lCIt to Into Move Ono wbo forrival the game in twin mimics mi IIvNI Ivy tho lidnm llul ford trail rlmhl be fun will he rm olrriml in Ibo imtlaril all of Forum Saturday town who liron ml numbed with New fllk lihnla of the National anlrall frame ml coached 11 nnmuo Argonauts inl nary Manciniu and flarintrh won luaiciutvlora wll be Mle In the Indl with mm liar formr players ml offl rialt Its Fall Tunelip Timol AA loud lull it our lull in mqu no rIlum um run up no mum hoe nlfm ml donnln wink your cor it being Mimi OOIIS llrldlnl Ill and many other cxiraa ma $4150 SALE 211 llrldford Strut ti Construction Buy I966 OLDSMOOI LE Dynamic fill Sedan lhin car in rirlicn by Bill Itlcr Hck Dangerfield Miriam irueral Manager lnuip rod with aharlciito windshield lower aiming and irnlrra automatic transmission mdio uhllewnlln CONSTRUCTION DAYS IIungorIieId Motors Giants Beaten By rm aocx Associated Pius Sports Writer Gaylord Perry the first pitcher to join this years an victory club must havafargot ten to pay his dues The San Francisco right hander who reached the charmed circle Aug 20 failed for the sixth straight lime to record his fist Wednesday when he was outduellcd by Jim Bunninges Philadelpth Phil lles blankcd the Giants it was costly defeat for the National League with first place Los Angelcs and runner up Pittsburgh both idle the defeat dropped the Giants lull three games all the Dodgers pace and left them two behind the Pirates Richie Allen was the man who did the offensive job for the Phillies lie was at bat with two out in the first inning when Johnny Callison was thrown out stealing Then Allcn leading off in the second wallopcd Perrys second pitch over the right field fence for his 38th home run of the season He also drove in the second run with sacrifice fly In Lhe ninth inning In the only other National League gas Wednesday At lanta Brave topped Chicago Cubs in and St Louis Cardinals donned Cincinnati Reds 62 In the Amerch League Kan sos City Athletics shutout ClcvrL land lndiuns to Boston Red Sox and Detroit Tigers edged Minnesota Nina 31 Cal Perrv Agcun ifornia Angela at Baltimore Orl oles and Washington SenatorI at New York Yankeu were postponed by rain SURVIVEDJAM Banning was in real trouble only once That came in the first when walk and an error put Giants at first and third with two out But Jim flan fouled out cudan the threat The Braves won their eighth straight scoring two runs on one hit in the 10th Inning Fe lipe Alon and no Cline drove In the deciding runs lilou on fieldcrs choice Only 961 fans paid to watch the game played in light rain at Wrigley Field it was the smallest crowd In the million this year Jim hlcCarver wallopod two home runs and Curt Flood and Lou Brock added one each as the Cardinals ripped the Reds flay Washburn got the victory with sixhitter loo Feys two run humor to the fourth luaus was the deci sivu blow for Boston It was Foys isih homer of the season John Blue liioonl Odom scal tercd five singles to blank the lndians Dunrw Calers single is walk Joe Nosscks double and an infield out scored two sec ond lmdng runs that carried Ihe Athletics to victory Denny McLaIn retired the umn batters he faced and survived two home runs by Jimmie Hall to nip tho lwtns lchain struck out nine batters In recording his ioth victory PENNANT HOPES IorLod Angeles Dodgers are resting heavily on the talents of one man who L1 not often seen on the field orbanlc Trainer Wayne Anderson plays big Part in keeping the aihhg mound corps together Here Stewarts Reclaim Senior Final Lead Behind the steady offerings of Ed Dunn Stewarts Garage last night regained the upper fund in the Barrie and District Senior softball championship finals Illa Garagemen waltzod thmgh relatively dccisivc $2 conquest of rogularacason winner Bah ric Plaza sending their city nv als in the brink of elimination Stewarts held 32 iced in the bcs1 of seven set with game num ber six slated for Saturday night 730 pm at Queens Park The smallest crowd of the play off series was on hand for the contest under advcrso weather conditions Tumbling tempera turn were omitted by he fcrmlticnt min which was not heavy enough to stall the game which wa commend In fast tm Aheavicr rainfall earlier in the evening malted In meadow fading on the soft Infield dirt Dunn added to the Stewarts mslcr in mldecason from Notin wn ltodmcn eamo tluouzdi with one of his best font while he only manang four strikeouts he issued no walks and scatter ed five Plaza hlis Ills team mates gave him fiverun mish ion before Plaza rallied late for giggirinlhe homohalfdihe LONG HOMER Dunns baucrymate Child ltlcc Nicol hinky youth who aLso hails from Notiawa led the sev en hit assault on loser Don Dyk stra His long rwndvtripper to dead centre field with two main aboard Stewart lhhd pm vhlcd the margin of victory The winners padded their lead with two more tallies In the eighth bdore Plaza managed to break the shutout hchicola towering came with two out after Peta lilcCloskcy and Art lilartln drew walks off Dykwa Stewarts struck again with two men out in the eighth Jim Edwards was grazed rm the arm by pitdi and Nick Owen drove him men with triple to centre lim Timmn plated the final tally with single In the Plaza ninth Tod Emma bloopcd oneoul single to short left field After Corby Adams flew out lirn Quinlan smacked trhite again the fence left and continqu borne with the BOWLING SCORES KERIIVIEW MENS GROUP Tram Sinndlnkll Inchch Dairy cllinzron dot Fox Plumbing Slcwrnf Iboicsaie Heavy ILcdnc Our r= Inform Club GGWI Taxman AILWLLo inunber CInrkson lloirf Ilfmdc IM ning l7 Coinlamb Well Drillm Game Stem Inkmicw AiLmdal Wollrnzian Clanrk tan Fox Turning Stowart miptmrlr tl flowy ho fcmo hum Gmryn Ilizh Singles fl lticks all Inymck till llmcc law mo Illxh Triplrli Micki 759 IM 70L mire 661 Lotion 67 KEMIVIEIV MENS II GIIOUI frun alndlnu lmrrrrnirr Floor lluuuu module III um Well lhiilom fl Uniroyal iitrio Fumana Term Vhliaui llurmr irnim Sinrvy IIrnlin Hacienda Enlis lnuy limnbuur hm 0m sSuIe r3440 776IIII Roys Phonon Tonoo of Canada Gnme Scomx Uniroyal Starry firmnrrs Surlennla Hammers Caner Pro rrcssim lloyl mamas Texaco Vaiiwin flaibtnrry High Slnxiul Phillips 71 Forget if Sunder lllgh IrIpIrl SJutmu 720 IInlLps 701 hi Allan 60 second score lichloslwa Ion um sailed no the stands Single by Gary lilnes Leigh ton smith and Dykstra were the only other of Dunn The Stew art offensive was distributed mong six players Dunn led the way Willi two singles Jim Ann strong and Edwards added slu rrlou to he nincouniing blows Stewarts 003 000 0205 Plaza 000 000 0022 Dunn and lifechcol Dylstru and Ohappel Leafs Require One More Win RICHMOND VI APtJlm Russlns second homer of the game in the ninth inning pro polled Toronto lilaple Leafs to victory over Richmond Braves Wednesday night The Maple Leafs look com mending 30 load In their best ofsevcn final for the intern lional Lu aguos Governors Cup Russin earlier initiated lhrcerun second Inning by the Maple Leafs with his first home run but the brave battled back to take load and overcome 65 deficit before his second homer walk sacrifice wild pitch hilly ltohra single and Stan Johnsons rloublu followca liuuina first homer in the Tor onto second The llravca finally ended Zslnnlng scorcicss string wilh run in the third on Sandy All omurz double and Felix ltIli Ians ainglo Vince Icrxiiaonl TIME Wo attended the An Conference September on tho manngnmcnl We spent full day at Ann SCHOOL BRADFORD FEED MILL Dcnnil firMont CUMMINOS FEED MILL COOKSTOWN FEED MILL in Wllm IIGIIIN nnnl SIIUILGAIN Icrd 14th In ioronio lhia Li just one way in which we try to keep uptodzito livestock nnrl poultry school so we can he of greater service to our custoniern ask us about It now Dial 715 llmin illI 7mm IllI um Anderson Wake the pitching arm of mkie sensation Don Sutton in pan of Ice at tho Dodger Stadium clubhouse Sutton who made the grade out of the Pacific Coast lca guo to Join Don Drysdalc SOFTBALL SENIOR SERIES chrfofchcu Final Pt Stewarts Plan Last Nights ScorI Stewarts Plaza hiiure Game Saturday Plaza at Stewarts 730 MASTEIiOIIAFI JUNIOR Siurdil colour with whit inanimate sum lraflMi la huh €00 Wlftu F0 quillatlml nigh um DM Official size and shape for my handling and throwing Light tan with Inflation needle Title FOOTBALL Complete with kicking in 289 Fast iicti lilliKOFF TEE Ilnxllm My Mum mi InterWard Loop To Dine Tonight Thefresbman season of big Barrie InterWard Softball Lea genome to close tonight the first annual banquet and wands right Placer from tour peewoo and four bantam tram will disLe at the Embassy Hell Blake Slsialtinl at 630 Barrie mayor Les Cooke will be on hand to honor the varioue complain and Irdlvldual ward wimp along with the volun teer executive coaches man naera makes and Mo don one Iiophlc will be awarded the flirsirplnce finishers from the sobedults and the playoff cham pioru hi both an Special Wurd will also be made to recognize the consola tion champion moi valuable from each division LEGION BINGO STARTS SEPT 28 Donna open as EVERYONE WELCOME Collier Sandy lfoufax and Claude Osicen in the starting rotation is currently out of action He injured the wing Monday against New York Mats and has been ordered to rest for at least ten days AP Wirophoto 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