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Barrie Examiner, 3 Feb 1966, p. 4

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lmE DAME EXAMINER THURSDAY FEBRUARY 19 spears COMMENT SevenUps Experience ll Large Nightmare By CHRIS AYLOTT In the course of lengthy season every hockey team whether amateur or professionalexperiences what is generally described as an offcolor night Barrie SevenUps are no exception THE LOCALS suffered through case of the blues Tuesday evening in Collingwood and their problems were mounted around lethargic attack it was one of those nights when every move was jinxed They could not penetrate the Shipbuilder defences and stray pass es were oommonplaceWith the stretch drive imminent and fourclub chase forlthat important first place erch in the making all this seems little discouraging owever offnights are part of the game and fortunate ly have tendency notto rep cat back to back Coupled withtbe unpredictable tendencies of the league and Seveanps comeback style Fridays rematch with the defending champs at Barrie Arena should prove interesting While SevenUps have few chances to climb back on the winning frequency Barries second OHA entry has reached critical stage in their schedule The Junior Sports who haye just three outings remain ing on their togame slate are idle until next Sun day They must sit back and sweat it out while their rivals pick up games in ban have played four less than Penctang Hurons who Sports not counting last nights meeting with Colllngwood seem to be in the strongest position They held three point bulge and possessed at least one game in hand on everybody As far as the other five clubs are concerned the fate of two who will miss postseason activity is still up in the air Sports are on the spot and loss in any of their final three games could be fatal They host Par ry Sound Brunswicks this Sunday afternoon at 230 and again Sunday February Community Centre to tangle 15th visit to Orlilia with the slumping Husk ies is sandwiched between Brunswicks Friday the 11th BOTH SPORTS and Sev enUps have experienced ups and downs but have proven worthy of playclf pra mise when the chips are do pm The hour of decision is here for both and virtual guarantee of excitment for Barrie Arena patrons is in the air Both leagues have first class races going down to the wire Individual races are equally tight In the senior struggle Jon Weeks contlnu or to swap the lead with Orillias Buddy Horne while skipper Bob Garner and winger Corby Adams are both in challenging positions Parry Sounds Ron Orr and Orillias Alan Micks form twoman challenge for Jurrlor point collection honors lrvo Barrie players who have recently scored with regularity Jim Burke and Clayt Perry both could finish as high as third here Two members of the new Barrie Minor Hockey Association are both hitting the outoftown tournament trail this weekend Kinsmen Atoms are in Newmarkct Saturday for another crack at the oneday Novice Tour nament The Peewee Knights have little farther to trek as they return to Port Huron Michigan for the Silver Stick The golden apple dangled in front of them last season in this big prestige event and they missed all the marbles bowing out in the finals to Toronto club THE SKI BUFFS have an view Canadas best in the end on prospects are chasing si crosscountry opportunity this weekto urance field An even doz places on the national squad who will depart shortly for the world title runs at Oslo Norway They are working out in the final trials at Horseshoe Valley with coach Claren co Servold of Alberta handli ng the task of paring the squad The are taking break today but tomorrow at pan hit the trail The final stage is Sunday at on Boldlometro course for the 10kilornetre run 11 am with the marath Barrio girl has made the ado to the Canadian figure skating championships ac edulcd for this week end In Poterborough Janet DAi oaptumd the Central Ont David Porterof Port Perry troy who teamed with ario title in the Novice dance division to gain berth in tho nationals Plan District Hoop Circuit iil1hflhrll humilan niravo rrmndary school level in lriillil and dlrlrid have handed Inxrthcr will the goal form ing nwtrl league llrpmrn lnliuu or train from all pnrlrr ol the minty authored Trwsday night at tho office of Jim Ilcld Simcm lrunty Ilccrcnlim nlr tor mural vision In plan nod for tonight at the County llecrvailnn Oilliv In ltarric In vilnllnnr Iran Itfin nlrnrird lo Mhrr lnlnmlnl arra commum Iiicl for live mu pm moon The ban plan it to oncom nrn ounnlml Itaikrlimll Inf 0an uni ammdnry Ichool ago will inlcrmrdlnlc rnlilvra the goal Ilww punm Thoduty night InrllItINI Jim Ilrld Ilnnlc mum ilirfdnr Al opp Orillin 1th SitNl krlhglnln pm tIIlMM rm Iiumr Ollllia IIiirld hikgipir pity NI rnan Jun Hamilton Dr Toll Ilralon lira ILwrln Mani furl llolirbntwr of Farm lim dnn Avmv Fotvirc lnm hrhnol Tilli MMINr and Nick turn of Ilnrrle finlnla hnahrtlrall rum AIIIIOIITI TTITIIVI VANiiIIIVHil iiIlInrliiv Nullnnal Elhihllinn diminu luppovlui llw fyrur Alvin group chrwalay in Ilr IIIII to nhlaln Nationi llorhey llllll Iranrhiu for Vanian to The dxrvdou nnwovwl anionm Inlmmiol lhe NIII tth he IllInn Mfrrifl In hlmwn Ilunlnl lhx ey lll woutd have the nu of th Em wt nu uhihilion purl imirll lo be Infill on tho hlbmm mounds llohrwt Benton of llanlo basketball tcnm Pinn nt the moment call for number exhibition llama abort achutnlo and ending the mmnt oran with tourne mml IIIITIIR DRINK OCEAN homo Ira hlrdr drink Ion wa lrr gelling rid of tho nail ihrnngh JpnInt glands near the rye SENIOR hr uonsasuoa Sudbu Wins15Kilometrfe Final trials for berths on Can adas crosscountry skl team opened yesterday afternoon at Horseshoe Valley with the run ning of he iskilometre distance Antero Rauhanen of Sudbury emerged In first place ahcad of 12 others with time of 57 minutes three seconds The runnereup position for the first of three races was taken by Nils Skufliru of Vancouver who clocked 59 minutes eight seconds Arne lumen of Ancasr ter Ontario was close thud GB JUNIOR 111 earn 15 129 107 32 13 18 119 II Huntsville 1111 119 25 Oriliin 1215 0131 136 74 Collingwood 11 iii 2111126 In Parry Sound 1012 4136 149 74 Last Nights can generate Collinizwood Future Games Tonight Penetang at Oriilia Friday Parry Sound at Coll lngwood Orlllia at Huntsville SundayParry Sound at BATI ltlE 230 Huntsville at Pane tang Penctang EAMIE rYiSi IRaiihdfléni eight secondshack of Skulhru The field of Included 11 train ees of the national ski snuudr The aspirants covered the Horse shoe Valley course leaving the starting point at one minute in Iervnls Coach Clarence Servnid of Camrose Alberta is directing the final runoff He will parts the squad down to six men for the Mntaion world champions held later this month at Oslo Norway The contestants who spend the remainder of the week ride from familiarizing them selves with tlrecourse and work log on technique with Servold The iiikilometre race is lchcd uled for pm start Friday afternoon Thelast leg before final cholco es are made is the gruelling so kilometre trials slated for an 11 am start Sunday Servold expcck to announce his selec tions to represent Canada Sun day evening The team will do part from Toronto by air for Europe next Tunsiay Among the 13 competitors are several with previous interns tlonal experience The world crosscauntry event Is held every second year with the fourycar lspan coinciding with the Winter GORDIE HOWES eHOCKEY Question Have you noticed any change over the years as far as your reception by the fans is concerned lire Monte real andToronlo fans more knowledgeable than in American cities Mac Mt Clemens Midi Answer it stands to reason Canadians should be more know ledgeable as for as the game ls cancerncd because hockey Is Canadas national sport More of them had chance to play the game as youngsters However this situation Ischan glng as the planned expansion of the National Hockey Lcague proves iIUCkct already Is major sport in many United Stator cities understand there are artificial Ire rinks in all except fhrce Malcs and that hockey is being played in all of them This hits no the tremendous growl the sport has had since the NHL was expanded to in cludc the four US cities In tho twenties Certainly the fans in Toronto and Monlrcal are real sludents of the game Thcy are so nvid as followers of the game that you almost have to Inhcril sea son tickets at the Maple Leaf Gardens and the Forum Montreal fans have treated me very nicely over the ycnrr giv en me big hnnd when NL Clubs View Braves Problem NEW YORK iATlTho cal andfmourn game between NI fionai League baseball men and Wisconsin lawym contin lie in downtown law office to day with handrail glvlnl no hope for Immediate expansion Donald Grant rhalrman of the board of New York him an aapanalon learn tlral never bu been able to get out of lath place clam out the New York phnro of the pretrial rlrpe slflonr The Menu will shift In mi ugo Friday for Roy llofhelnx president of lieuIon AIIIDI llornce Htmham owner of San lrnnrlrco Gllnla and Joe llrown grncrhl manner of Pittsburgh lfrain will give their lullmony Tuesday in Girl UM Wnilcr OMniily puritich of ion Angelou Dodgers raid llulnruiay ha would the nlon nn exrrnrlon if so rlnniln rnninrty of bin colleagues Inv oml it Inn It did not know of any such sentiment HOCKEY 8qu Arena Friday Night 830 pm COLLINGWOOD SHIPBUILDERS va BARRIE SEVENUP$ KOLMAR OF CANADA NIGHT Kolmar of Canada Ir pleased to In one oi the nor llcipaling rponrou at llmlo SwenUps homo gam Ihla ruron Special Program Prim JO Cormolie Packager Valued II 000 Each donated by KOlMAR OF CANADA lTD ADMISSION ADULTS 00 STUDENTS 50c CHILDREN 15c achieved milestone goal there However thcy still boo as hard If you do something they dont like They love the game like to see it played wellchcer their own club icer the opposi Iion think Dclroiters have great knowledge of hockey partially because of the influx of Canad ians from across the border Ana olbcr factor is the growth of junior hockey programs in the Melropolitan Delroit area Sav cntccn communities wilhin 15 mile radius of Olympia have hockey programs for the young stcrr This is an outgrowth of the work Jack Adams lnitlalcd In promoting the game in his 35 ycars with the Detroit Red Wings Ihcn first came In the league Jack had us appearing at iunchcons banquets and moth ings as many as three or four times week He felt that nothing could pro mole the game any better than this personal contact Today all of thc ouloftown game of bolh Chicago and Detroit are being televised back home Hockey players are rccognilcd where cvcr they go Ilockty has be come big time In the U15 BEEN BHTEN BYTHE erir rummcr ira Ironlcr than Ivor to put ofl thal trip to Europe rYoubavo the choice of Mont number of 29 nannrlanlicyjet flighfl from Toronto every week ht dlroa Io Imlonvhy mount that IIOAC Rblirllayoa 707 01 Air Canada hm DCd In And his dream tool From Aprill nowlow urnuilanllc lit Tum come Into effect ruaampic II daynooxromyrnaourllon Town WWW only returnIran of mrlyyozzloorl on the Travel Ilulv bite you Boa luropc thin trimmer lint tint no your Travel Agent Inhhfltwynwlmilmwd BOAG aruuu uvuuu uva coarommamm nacmrt FOR RESERVATIONS AND TICKETS CALL 0K Johnson Travel Service more wra Yum Mungmanta Illlnlop l1 THAI am an Ivnlal tr will at Horseshoe rest tomorrow Olympic games Canada was representedin 1962 at Poland and the 1964 Olympics at Aus trio iThc Horseshoe Valley event is the last of three trial secllohs for the 1966 team Previous Iri ais were run off at Prince George 130 and Banff Alberta The team will be selected on combined basin of average plac lngs best times and adaptav tion to training methods Optario Strong lltSilverStick ronr nunoNL Mich on Ontario learns continued their domination over Michinan squads on the second day of the fourth annual Silver Stick cckey championships Wedneb ay handhgton defeated Port Huron 11 in PeeWee AA game and Watford edged Wayne Mich tin Bantam dat In PeeWee playWest De troit Warriors downed Dear boru relapse and in an all Sarnla Bantam AA contest the Black Hawk woos3 over tin Selects Remington taker on Sarnia Black Hawks Walford hoes against Dearbom andWest De troitmcels Forest 0ntfn PeeWee gamestoday Saraia Black Hawks han lama play St Catharines Erl day The Stteam lournamcnlcnds Sunday SENIOITSTIIX WL l0 3511010525 1110310310925 11112106 9924 9113 9110511 Future Gauze FridayCollingwood at BAR BARBIE Midland IRIE 930 Orlllla at Midland maimed wanr nos PHONE 7234414 THURS FRI SAT From near and far folks flock to Garnels yet there are still many people who have yet to visit Barrios Most Fas cinating Shop Here is special invitation from Mary1 aret and Garnet to drop in Thurs Fri or Satafor visit and have some refreshI mom or just browse around British nearest Training Limits LONDON APIThe British Olympic Associallon has urged the international Olympic Gom mlltce in limililhn icnglhu time athletes will be allowed to live in spcciai high altitude training camp in preparation for the 1958 Games in Mexico City which Is 7000 1ch above sea level The 130A askcd the lOCWed ncsday toinlc slaps limiting the permitted time apcnt in training camps ainlUIHdE in cluding inlllcxlco City foren surc that as far aslpossiblc all countries shall compete on an equal basis As an added attraction there is free draw for Monogram Car Kit Valued at $175o GARNET personally would like to extend an invitation to all to attend our Open House Drop In for cation or 7Up We have something GARNETS OPEN HOUSE SPECIALS Snap Army Vehicle Kit llcg 125 Link Doll Kit you AIrIIx Plano Kit 21 Sale 97 Reg 115 5an 79 Reg 121 Sale 69 Tyco H0 Rolling Stock Ilcg 400 Sale L93 Aurora Sallor KIl Ilcg 129 Sale 69¢ BlvblrLIka DoIII Reg 208 Sale Cblldl Delia Set It Ilcg 97c Solo 59 Llndberg Flying Models MANY DTIIIZII OIFN IIOIINH liIKfflAM T00 NUMNIIOTM IIl MENTION FREE DRAW FREE COFFEE 7UP for everyone BARRIES MOST FASCINATING SHOP TS HOBBIE ITJ DUNLOI ST OPEN MON TUE$ WED SAT TILL THURS FRI TILL 726032l awe

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