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Barrie Examiner, 21 Dec 1955, p. 4

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collingoood Hockey sold lit min is shock to ienrn tint inlemedme hoehay had laidd in Collixixwood You have to go haekin hiltory and learn tint lust no community had better record or championahip teams in that utegdry Only paid admission foe Friday night somewhatDurth de cided the issue Bah Bush intThe EnterprispBmleiln wrltes Gollinl wood with great record in intermediate hockey allows Newmath slmooe and other communities into the dhnrd nlere will beJn to followat the rate district tennis going Reason Was Hdrdly Corripideeney The same writer placathe blame on one thing complacency Ho ignores TV competition which has lot more to do with it than he suspects and quotes Bill Garbuit former Owen Sound manager now at SmithSFalls Garbutt blames all on the trend t€ward profeselorh aiismand win at any cost Rather he says let us get back to the amateurism of small towns Now this all sounds very naive one atayedaway in the days when Barrie Flyers all on contract We win ning Memorial Cups and so on and not many have been staying away from the football games East or West thir past season because the playelsdwere paid The plain fact is your average fan wont supportla losing that in these dastVlIEH he can sit on his lap at home and watch something for free in Coilingwood they lust didnt have good team this season and TV had just come to the district Almost No TV Grey Cup There almost was no television for Eastern Canada ofthe Grey Cup game CBC finally got around to stating thatmlcrowave gear on three mountain tops between Vancouver and Seattle blow down two days before the game Engineers rushed repairs and got the equipment work ing witnunly hours to spare Bob White Should Handle Russians KitchwerWaterlao Greenshirts Olympic representatives are said to he one of the smallest Canadian teams ever to appear in tournament hockey The forwards are small but illl are fast skaters Easily the larg est player up trgnt is Bob White who played three seasons with Barrie lilyels white is solid ZDDpounder and should ho able to meet any Russian head on However such as Ken Lnulman Gerry Theberge Billy Colviri Jim Logan Paul Knox Charlie Brooker and Buddy Horne will have to do plenty of dodging to avoid the perioetly conditioned Mus eovites Georgian Bay Loop Six Teams Since Coliingwood dropped out the Georgian Bay OHA intermedi ate group hasbeen reduced to six teams Meniord Knights top file list at the halfway markrThls team listed in cries for playotf purposesI has number or former bwen Sound seniorA players second place is heldby Durham Huskies whichhaa special interest locally since Stan Long John Shedderi and Bill Hag play tor them Orillia Pontiacs who will have to move into senior for playotf purposesnge in into place look Dyte is the coachyngain this year He has lost some of his group finalists of last season but has come up with star forward line 01 Craig Robertson Ken Sinclair Russ Brankston from the Willow dale area Barrie veterans still around include our own Danny Mac Donald Rusty Aikin Earl McCrone Al Showchuk Ken Robertson Ah Bowen and Dave Sanderson Barrie Could Have Best Club Bncko McDonalds Sundridgo Beavers are in lourth place with Vig Griggs Midland Monarchs fifth In last sportslirnmystrachans Brace brldze Bears Jimmy has been laying some goal himself and he has vrPolIn and in rn Ber lipgang illnwa unified both dlondandrlllia have trying to get him no area Chuck Edward an exBarrieiteon the Midland list Easily en ough troni this place spread over five towns to provide the nest cluh any Orillia Centre MIXED MAIOE LEAGUE nursdayvaroup Standing Monarch Refrigerator 84 Belk Aces 57 NouStrikersfi HieLa Barbs 53Hofly Stars 46 Cluckeis 42 Dominion Store 38 Whosltts 37 RCA Groceteria 37 Wmtunssaz Ernies 31 Sirncoes Busine Mn chines 13 Results Dec 15 Holly Stars Monarch Relrigenation ItoLa Barrhs Dolninionstore Whos lllts Ermes RCAF Groceterlh Nonrstnikers Bells Aces Sirncoe Business Machins 0Cnck swimmer High sing oug Burnie Crack ers 317 High 1919 Special pliz on th firstBarrie Fiyers kidline with Red Invert and haul Megef Pkinnlacs earne to Bar rienun Mwéssnn tor theJMMI dwas alsorwith the 1947 winnérIenv spearhead Gueloliattty witty goals thallium not pair Wally to Chevrier other scorer tor were loan Bells Bob To hen Al alryuid Blltrnom counted our in the and were outath 55 to 29 The contest Wll comparatively clean and penllty sire through the first 40 minutes but erupted lno rouzhhouso tn the that per lod tenurim Flym biz Blake Ball md assorted omen Barrle carried the play over the first few minutes with both Beck and Cherry having good chances narrowly miasing the net ett The Guelph goal flood didnt it zln till 716 around which time many at the Flyer forwards stoplt red backtheokina and Go erroidk ed up passes from Cleary Ron Shop 49 adulatst Roy Blues Hot Shots 45 Darcdevils 40 Kulgeispleis 3P EI bons 35 Easy Eights 32 Atoms 15 Results Dec 16 natal noyél Blues Easy Eights Rays Body Slop Hot Shots Kelgeiaplels Daredevih 46 Bouncers 45 Jets craniala Aisco Gannon Moms High single Ivan Gustafson R0 31 Blues 281 nigh triple Hamid lanolin as Eights 106 Srpncinl prize Flo LBarr Emine ele 268 Iths was the end of mu first sur within three tune in win nag Next series staola Jan Turkey ltnil Thursday Mens gong Burnie lull mens highrai les hi single Joan Turner 254 Friwy mens high triple Har old Buisan Ron Vendorveer mens high single lvéh Gustarson high triple Bio Barr ladti He has been working tooltydm in theStayner Len Robson 217 adies high single unerr Jr Chicken high single Audrey Ha Friday mens 2nd highsinglé ladles 2nd high single Alma Butson 251 Moisons Thursday mens 2nd high triple Steve Wiggins 707iadies 2nd high triple Helen Granger 612 Friday mens 2nd high triple high George Pearce ladiés triple Mrs Rants Flat 50 cigarettes Thursdaynflnsila Gotham amie ngtnran 539 DEVILBlSS LEAGUE Wednesdayioronn Shading Fred Friday Lew Sparrow 17 Schumsos Booths 26 Fans 24 runner 24 Flock Guns Spray Tppszl tom Dusters 136hray Gun5l7 Results lee 14 ltans Booths Tnnkso perturnizsrs Atomizers Compresors Spray Guns Flobk Guns Spray TOPslr nighfsingle Don Gem Guns 340 gt lligh lrlpie lit live in the second and mere three in the final frame Barrie made lone reply in uchperiod high triple Tonylrarnlilnn ladies high ipie Mae Mitburn 82 led Zol m7 min fight mh MW HI to min as Grim 531 Davis are 73¢ nun lifts Guelph Guyer Forhan Macmillan 158 Penalties Ranleri 6421avlaon 110 min in quickly on two Mhlmim his landward Ind mum deflecting off into the mega Mttnthnndout add GeorIe Raolerl tlon manna hooks 10 minute Mme game to got mimoduet that mafiack at 9XI last time The hockey wasprett hat and Flues we in the contest Geom elitertllninl without all that anhe pe alfi box tor the first player cluttering up thejurilce Guelph 10 came bee in time At three aldewgood play devel to catch pass from Smith and loved Bertie holding dieir awn swept invon the right Iide jIleev So it finally enmgto dose nyaheeklal Gmmrrtill hooked just on of those using ahot awy tlntwent between Ron noomerr lea tor the tleina Public School Board tony 17 per cent of Pendant uishene public aehool ratepayers turned outto vote this year Ar thur McKee Sonnerly ol Minedng tum outin the count after tervira several years on the board Newcomer Gerard Bourgeois top the poll wimzol Ken Tanne bill 138 and curlaa mun too were also elected Mr McKee got votet Guelph Cleary 11mm BarrieBeckett Guelph Macmillan Goyer starred naturally enangir marker for the winners is did Cleary as the nut fattened Jhelr averages Chevrier promptly not this one witha total of3l scoring points bldt alter taklnl pages from This was the third conteg this nutlanterandcnlwu He tired yearWhit the hive nicked up from neatthe biueline and the doihle figures puckdefleoted of coupl On defence to Riv player nndjearvmed away into his due Macmillan played the net lhat thewovgltwe all staunch game as wall as rushing night the puck avlng 251m in fine style Howell looked very strong indeed back the blueliho Gordan muddy has improved hi ahyovrr the last couple or games and tried hardlust night George Eanlerl went well and Josephson waaskatlng tooth rlckiseerns to havefaded of late the devil counters at i230 andlzooeaten in eornerswltlzbotta thou Flyers hnldli hadtime to aetl racinthe rte way da tters Maye the Christmas rest will help opened the away period with Its hnrd dzput the finger onthe antithet goal Cleary tool pass theElysi faults but Emms will do from Human ana came timind that This is still not avcluh to be from bahlnd thevBarrie net He counted on and still the best bucks mellow shoved lhg puck just ind we at entertainment in town side themst for number five sn on goal by periods as AgainFiyera got an opening goal Guelph dumped an avalanche of bleir Beckett worklng loose un rubber goalwarda were Blltmores assisted to beat Boomer with 13 23 13355 Flyers ll 137 hotvshot 29 thelph prornytlL returned with our more counters Roy Mac Millao scoring on pass from bad man Macmillanlbaek to tire Howell Forhan from Cieary and one home unaided Jensen capped thegniiddle period will twine denter on plugsfrom Sweeney anduWelzberL For the tinatpe bit Senior was pu hat in the nets bad foot and penalties and same mismduct all ll performedneditatfly is Ne Fame Siftme be Myers at least held their own on It Barrie Area 2a when an pl Jog me summing Montrealflanadfens cometotowri but theJock werent having mum cupmat Hitter luck around thenets 5me back Bellsip openedthe final twenty with agoaltrorm close in stlizk 92 31 if the botio net aim is side Seniornot ihlo with his bad tontto move taatenough to QYmvcskn cover Goyer roundedout agroat night with the next marker andchev rier took passes from Graham and Pllotteyfor the twelve and final Guelph goal gt John Chasuewskl scored the Flyeni lone go at late Volla had made 199 rushrrminutes before nndvthis time took handouts from Inveday and Josephson to drill shot from left point never saw thepuel till the net Trouble eruptedaroundthe Fly arena at 521 nuns third Blake Ball tingling Cwitla Billy Graham with acouple pt linesrnen and the refereehoidlng blg Blake Graham still couldnt do any dam age rilhen snort Howell entered the fracas as very ac ve peaceu make lamplng ga headlock on beleaguered songot shed of withCleary wlhlle sticks and gloves and programs cluttered the lee Naturally Rio Macmillan in alved afte Helene Jack Shropshire Rich mond Hill Linesmennlim Mul doon Waterloo and Ed Muicheski Kitthener Guelph meeiveda total of nine penalties including three five Fute lighting assessment and 24 HOUR SERVICE minute misconducL Barrie ad sseven inlratiqns ealled in ludlngv tuga nveniinuteanghtlng mols 1m mom iv yeargld CCzeohlbo leeskater ironirMontreal will representcan 338 at the winter Olyrntplcain Cor tlna Italy Here shels about to finish gain which she uses see chrlsunasto nil vBlmnoresrthefhacleo our leaves for the Photo coliciliiiiiiiiiioilsl things war an agalfi and lts luiflry 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