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ii ting httilra got mired with curling buainesi device Vern dur ingttie next eight or nine months It could be because both clubs in Barrie iponsorlng these activlilei Harold Smith Harry Armaqu Vern Adams Dr McDowell cargo ennedy Charles bt dull rule on Wednesday night SOME NOTEWDIITIIY changing the litmoo at hit we would like to rip oil tow interesting lacia about the past hockey reasons mostly NHL total at player performed in the big tent during the IBM 57 season that number only completed the 7ogame rind Ind 15 were brought iroln minor pm or amateur club to fill An ins Ierestlng note is that the Stanley Cup winners the Montreal Cnnadiens employed more puckstclfithan any other club No loss than 29 aths ieles donned the regular red white and blue Jerseys during the season ThfiWton Bruins who came out the second but club In the league used the sccnnd highest number at players 28 or thc 25 good percentage werconce members at the Barrie llyeis Outstanding reg ulars were Real Chevretlls Don lileKentiey Leo Lablne Doug Mohns and Jerry Toppilpini Another regular through the last halt oi tbc reason was ob Beckett the husky forward who isiust one year out of the Junior ranks George Ranicri was dressed for scvcrai games but sawvcry little action He too is just one season out oi Barrio Dick Cherry maintain oi the Flynn lilst winter was the lube amateur to tail swlththeEBruins this part season Dick played two gamer while still juni and aitor the Flyers were eliminated tromthe junior playoll picture he played our more games with the bruins before returning to Kingston to complete his studies The lowly Toronto Maple Leaf used 25 players Including only twn amateurs from the Toronto Marlboros and St Mikes liialnra of the Jr OIIA They were Kenny Girlird and Frank Mahovlich lillilov lish has alreadyInked pro contract with tho Leaflans Glrurd is ex pected to do likewise liithc not too disunt inturfl The Chicago ulacltiiawks who iookcd llltc they belonged In the maiors during the lost halt oi the scason used 24 players The itcd wings irom octrott uacd 23 man and thc Ncw York itangcrs used only 20 THIRTYNINE BLANKED or tbegrcal number oi leliows seeing action In the major puck circuit 39 tailed to dcnt the iwinc and 29 iailcd to pick up scoring point Only two players with lengthy scrvlcc in the league iailcd to scoro They were iimmy Thomson oi the iiapic Lcais again and Jean Guy Talaot oi the Haas No other player who toiled at lcast hiilt oi the schcduic failed to score Fromvonc ciitreme to the other there were 13 Illgoal scorers in thc league in 195556 there were 12 Seven of the players who made grade In $563 tailed to regainenlry In the select circle Thus eight were newcomers They werevAndy Bathgate Ed Litxcnberger Don McKenncy Dickie liioureclleal Church Dick Dull Vic Stasluk ohd Fleming Mitchell Those wholaiiedto repeat were Tod Sloan Boom Boom Geoilrlun Alex Delveochln Drive Creighton Dean Pre lice Wally Hergesheimer rind Johnny Wilson Several players ell two markers away from the gun They were Henri Richard Johnny ll Leo Laoinc George Armstrong Dave Creighton Danny Lew Icki and Jack liiclnlyre Leitout BADMEN There were almost as many playcra spcndlng more than hun dred minutes in the sin hin ns thcrc were scoring no goals Tcn players had the dubious distinction They were Ted Lindsay loan Bciivcau Lco Lahine Fernle Fiaman Gus Morison rookic Forbes Kennedy rookie Pierre Pilate Lou Fontinatu iack Evans and Warren Godircy Six oi thaiu goalies who saw uctiun also were given sentences They were roving Jacques Piantc Gerry lilcNeil Lorne Worsiey Terry Snwchuk Norm Deiclice and Glenn Hall or the piaycra sccing action at least halt oi the season Camille Henry oi the hangers was least pcnaiitcd in as games he watched irom the sin bin only two minutes std Smith spent only tour mtnuica in the had box and Dutch Reibei six Don Marshall slx Alex Deivec chili eight and Harry Watson nine Thc two mnrc recent iornter Flycrs who sow action with the Bruins also packed and unpacked their suitcases in tow other cities acckatt started with the Victoria Cougars oi the Western Hockey League he Secretarytreasurer Pat Wanna maker sent along word that the acbeduie will be completed this weekend and willbeready ior publication on Mondays sports The first league game is also to become reality Monday tore moving to the Quebec Aces up to the Bruins and back to the Aces Rhniere too started with the Cougars Besides the Bruinsha played in the American League with Hershey atrie Fiyers haschall nine gnt as in as second base utters Haber Smith QC Dr lmv HKenoedy Tony San Ralph neivc Jaek Nixon and hsz Merle Brennan is the appointed irectllr aiive toi Barrie Agr cultural 80 gt new directors met alter the lhlreholdors meetingand cl ccted the new oltioera alloys Harry Armstrong and Harris have the uni president Dr Hair old Smith already president oi Barrio Country Club mumed this when he wls elected president of Barrie Curling Club Dr Smith was vlcepresldent last season About 75 shareholders attended the Innuli meeting which was held at the curling club to hear the directors report for the past sen Ion Ind Elect the directors for the next year Harris pre Smlth president Dr Mc represeni tourist elder ai Sports Playground may be bonarary presidents Dr Hamid lur Sports Editor Barrie thc Beautltui says the And rightly so Barrie the Beautiful interntip ncxl tltlc Once billed only iur iLt Junior Ahocliey club this community sldent presided Dowell lit vlceprealdent George That the shareholders were well Kennedy 2nd viceprealdeiiLDel latisiied with the bunch report Colo vial reappointed secretary tvaa evident when the ers treasurer and Ralph Reivewu ap report was passed Without question Arthur it rowcll on reap pointed as auditor litigoihiiiltiiilis IAJGAlSBEil AS Oiiii Despite latolnnlng drive that acknowledged her teats each time saw them score three runsin the with healthy rounds of applause ilnal two iramcs the Barrie Fiy Sykesmg Way vim eriiyadics 5°le Team 105 In with pair oi hiiscach Barb lcn cxclting ia dccision to thc Orils numeral tin gals at orillla last night mm In the eighth and ninthiramcs Mend my 51 the visitors eollectcu itvc or their lo hits and chased starting pttchcr mic iitpwcll irom the rubber saucy Parker look over the pitching chores and Fnhlnun rt sci the Flyers down saving the Leicndre ri Jenkins ss win it strandcd Averill 3h The local gals had scycral other Bartheluiic chances to push runs across col 11 Excliflb lecting two hits in cach oi the Miller third and ilith iramcs tnstcad FrESdvi thcy ieit total at If playersHarrson 1b stranded on the base paths Ellis lt criilla ri its margin in the Tomb vcry llrst iramc when the host with gals got to Dot Miller tor iour Lennox 2h hits and arm or markers They Mctiugh scored singleton in the trbirdand Whitney It again in the seventh Fowler lb The Oriliia pitcher Hlpweii is Sykes er in her first year with the club and Wray rt has proven real iind Coach Bill Bailey 3b Watters is very happy with her Nealy ss perlormhnces to date Hlpwell hilrg Ellis was the brightest Cox light of any of thetleiders making Totals sensational grabs in the leit iieid Barrie pastures inapprricrhc rowdpgrtliia rle Agriculture Society directors ate aog amused Alter two months of walking the tight wire the Dorrie and bias irict Senior Sottbaii League has its get on the ground At last final decision was made And it was goo one The loop will consist Jam teams two from town Legion and Devilhlsis Ind fitnesing and Brad lord Pig Younger Stars Borden Quits telephone conversation yes ierday afternoon between league president Charley Gorbrm and representatives at the Camp Burr len team was the deelding punch while all concerned aresorry hat the deiending champions saw it to drop the league they are senior lineups to prove themselves stars as him in years to come Familiar laces on the dinmnn in thesouth Simcoc Lcagpc have ielting slngic in the sixth played three gnmcs to date tr winning gthrcc they have also demonstrated ycry important tact ntcyhave the pitching Going the route or theseeond straight titnc last night lcrty Johnny Moore blanhcd Creemorr on just onehit as tho Fiycrii up set the hosts an The only Cree moidblngle came in the sixth trainer ilelijliitill win oi the season rhornton last week he crccmora harlcrs ind McMullen werent servin hem up too geodleltber ludlng antpacfl in the iourth Moore pitched ihc Fiyersto 0n the cthér side oi the icncc Wooincr Thr ilyers while scoring thrsc times angod out only live saletlcs in cute run by Run Mia Hore atlltiaycrait Dari MacDon met again enthused about the rogue as whole Wednesday evening DeVllbiss ind Legion caiicdrdeaordie prac lees tor Queens Park The re ults wcrc most gratltying doth lubs laid claimto about t5play rs each Alter prclimuinry inilcld work lots and the usual swattingjlitss theoutfleidera two clubi angicd in an exhib on gamc iinow embracing other aellvltlca places tar and wide pointed reprucntailveio the Bar The latest innovation to the lY Another pleasing sightmt the park was the tow younger fellows who are trying to break into the gt Kids like ehucker hubby Lines need strain muscle stuture Lilies should do quite EIP Ibly this term but watch out im were those at lion5tewartiack ald Al Thurlow Bernie MeCann lim Walton and iii ny many oth seventh rim idgrabth vi on the way to victory and tho shutou the styila fireballinp suutbp tanned ll batters and on only three occasions did tht boll leave the Infield only two Crcemorc playert reached base saiciy all West brooke did in the third on an error to lelt field and Cowun PlioleCIAl Tllzsr wins 1110 AMlp HEAVY stqulNG Provihcial dcicaicd cundles iiin Wadncsday in auindustridi Lellgue sottball tilt played at Cun dies Both climaxed their pe cs with housesized innings winners seared seven times garterVanuatu iad scored ix ihe score oi the game was lmm The rlyars scored twice more in eriai he sixth on walk an error and singles by Mlseampbell and rigbl But thc seriousness at vhlch the gamc was playcd madc Westbrooke lb ieltlor Johnny Bowman JARRIE inwards 2b Joug Coulson ss JonCouison 3b iobertsun ulscampbell tuid to Emma rl flacDonuld lt Q92 iterfic Wiirn limitm Barnhurt 3b IIiioioopueouwv immunisedsauna The Fiycrsarc ldla until Tucs lay when they play hosts to Thorn on their llrstflame victims gt en vcceeoeeaoeeoifl ciogeessaoe he oHiclais of both sides be Anddhe enthusiasm was not miy shown by lhepiayerbut iy the handlui of and who were nlerested enough to see what was what Leaving the park alter the coil onc couldnt help but say its going to be good summer alter nil Bar miersonaiity on Péies 6c Tony Lee huskbeen elected to he boird of directors of the Pet arhoro Petcs QHA Junior Club Ihls hu definite Burricon accuon since Tonyls the son oi ricoien and rry Lee Blake SL Atter returningtrum war tiers viola Rimmedseveral seasons oi senior ioothail asa lineman with Enroll Impcrla ltrom Sanita aceatl metalApaoca that hlVl attracted interest iron Marathon Swim towns wealth ol sporting activi ties Is the international Vorld Marathon Swim to be staged on about July 20 his outstanding event was horn yesterday through the guldancc ottwo prominent ligurcs oi the swimming world It is the brain child oi coach Steve Mellon vice president oithe Swim Coaches Association ni Canada and his atar pupil lnhn lliremy ideal conditions here was the reason lilr lilcllors hatched the idea that Kempenielt Bay and not Lake Ontario should he the site at such an event Mans elol Elyers Bop Hydro 185 Mansfield Flylers soared over the Ontario Hydro 16 In an in dustrial Softball League game played at Cundlcs last night The Flyers iatlcd in scorc in only one inning that being the third when the side was retired in order However in three oi the innings in which they did score they tallied ilve runs cach time Hydro score three times In lhe first once in the second and didnt cross thc plate again un til the sixth iramc Soccer Benefit for EiregtViciim Ralph Leduc Tomorrow afternoons Burriu and Dist Soccer League game It Queens Park will hold little extra importnee Not only are Hollandia at Bar rio and RCAF Camp Borden out to win and move up the standings ladder but they are hoping the collection ls large enough to help serve grave purpose All of the proceeds at the game will be turned over to the Ralph Leduc Fund The plucky young ster Is still suttering from serious burns iniiieted when the 12year old attempted to save an cldcrly woman from flaming building Gametime is 330 Fm wherever you ywvtinlJt bemovedhtufliarkaon and more rbeuntty tototerbo buttiever losthishockcy lnterest=wbleb eoLlilirrie Flyers event coachlietiors thatin view at our swimniud successes in the Olympics this should be given the tullruizpnrl at everynn lieweiit as far as to say that swimming should become delin lte Institution in our schools since it prove hcncilt to the indiv idual and to the country rip it too cold During the course at MarathonSwim on its waters the temperature changc is too drastic point on Lake Ontario the water would he shout sonogrtca another It could be 75 said that tests have proved that the water is consistent as it is Ill ovcr Lake Sinlcoe cent Park distance oi 25 miles He raid that at one At About Kempenlelt Mr ittcllors as Miles The race being planned it to be Irom Jacksons Point id st Vin And this was no hasty decision said the celebrated touch We scoured the district and found the conditions at the water and the natural amphitheatre exactly to our llkn8 immediate plans now call or Hls Worship Mayor Willard Kind tie to call meeting at interested parties In the town to receive their reactions nndsuggcstions At brlel meeting with Mr Mellors and lilr areniyyester day lilaynr Kinlié expressed his gratitude that Barrie had been chosen as the site for such an event Said the Mayor will do everything In my power to make this as successful it not more so than the international Speed Skating Meet held here thlsiwin ter itcliois went on to say that this would prove great asset to the town as well as to swimming ilscli Furthermore stated the coach the town would be leading the way in promoting international good will Already said the coach at over 8590 pupils weekly in Toronto top aquatic stars have been ap preached and have expressed their willingness to plunge Into the local waters Park and Lumsdnn Tom Park considered the great est swimmer on the continent will be among thoscapluhing his way tothe towns shore The man who gives Park not run tor the money every time cliii Lumsdon is also expected tolctcpt the challenge And at course John larcmy the only man to swim across ihku Ontario will be in theretoo aler cmy said that he was most anxious to have Park and Lumsdon in the water with him II he has challcngcd them many times be iorc mostly In the Canadlln Na tional Exhibition swims lzreiny says he will invite Park peron ally when they mcct at the At lantie City plunge Brenda Fisher the timed Eng iishwoman who won the hearts oi Canadians In her recent It tempts to swim Lake Ontario has advised Mr iilciiors that she would be here Shirley Campbell another at nlcllors pupils is also uussibio starter Other swimmers who have become famous under the swim coach are Father Donian and Ted Simmons who hlid cracks at the Strait of Juan dc Fuca The swimmers would leave Jacksons Point about 10 mm and arrive at the finish line around seven in the evening coach Meli Expounding turther on the ors said have had todevelop tir rhoion ha havecolne special nibth rlon III skidsaid tiresthe tire but Indianapolis driven agro Indianapolis in is out incroaioai Ihtllnniapélii Firestone cnginccrc strong enough to withstand the puntslimant of this sonmile tire tortun test urnd much at indlanapslir rrom it oodles roads ircm Rayon and Nylon cord akidsnic trcad designs and many arcinsivs urcauiidingmcthoda resulted in ultimate in blowouiasate puncturesate are safest for car 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