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SPECTATOBS OPINIONS Friday night If reporter and about 200 other hockey tans went to pcctlve Barrie Flyers and maybe couple future Boston Bruins eral ill the persons and asked their opinions of the game Not single one would admit that the game didnt have them on the edge of their seats on at least it occasions Several forgot the exhibi iinn lag altogether and roundly cheered the good plays and sulked at the noisegood lnovcs Again all were In agreement that this was one of the finest lnt squad games played in long while and that some of the lads have ready endeared themselves to the fanatics The fans who sat In on all of the Flyors home games last year gal an extra big boost from the play of Rob Blackburn lllackie as is more commonly hailed is knock em down drag tm out type oi player Last winter the club had no man who even played close to that style it anyone kept track of the number of boys Biackle slammed lo the ire were sure that the count would have reached and surplssed I5 Then add the number of fellows who were crashed into the boards by tilt seriousminded Northern Ontario hustler ll warnt lust blackles robust checking that mide the tans happy cililtr even thouin it would have becn enough They liked also the way he handled the puck No player on the ice had llic disc on iii stick its ollcn or as long as llnb Tlllrre wasnt defender who stopped ns nnmy plays tin at first sight the plctur of one defencemln Bob Blackburn lnuks rosy However the question was asked How will lilackie look in regular contest21 For an rnswrr we up turn the clock back in the playoffs oi 1957 when the locals met the St Catharines Teelfles The standout Flycl in that sories was this same Blackburn in fact great many observers staunchly insisted that Hidekie was the best manrun either Club And if any ul you want even greater proof then beat In mind that llap Emms was one oi the men who labhcd him the best of the series Need more proof Okay At least two months ago Hap let it be pull licly known that Blackburn had already made the team Why Because llap knew what Blackie was made of lie knew that the kid wanted to play hockey He knew of thc Iads talents So what more need he Silltl While nirtkie did come In ior most of the praise aftcr Fridays ex citing exhibition others were not entirely exempt Still another rear nliiird Ed Westfall of Oshawa stole some of the limelight Eddie is ftiv years younger than Blackburn and not nearly as polished However in Fridays game few opposing pinyers beat him out or the luck in the corners Westfall is digger Hes in the game loo per cent We dont think were sticking our neck out at all when we predict that hell be wearing the Barrie Flyers livery fur the next several months not to mention the next few years Jim Beckmln hardworking winger from Haiilax who piaved last year with Lakeshore Bruins also drew montion from the approached their okay to the Work of Bernard Cote Oliver They alsogayxe llla soneuvo lion nrriage Allan Crossland Laurent Palcnlent and Jilck Colo In the tans eyes these were the primary standouts We are not Illi ill to condradict or agree Bv illr Emms own admission however some of the aforementioned will definitely please the fans all winter Alliinst overlooked by the snectaoars were the goaltenders Normnn Jacques Aurie Jelly and Walter Adair All of the three had puck go past them All made some good stops Jacques in the opinion of tile haying customers made the better saves showing great form on close in lIies The shots on goal of the ganu were something like 34 for the red riJLl Flyers squad arid 31 for the darkvtlad Cubs this indicating thll the bays know where the net is It few of the boys who the fans looked forward to seeing rfllildnt show line to the flu however the fans merely added them to the cre dit side of the 195758 Flyers and hinted that maybe theyd better hurry and pick up tlrnse substriiirrs seats JUST NOTES This reporter was in Varsity Stadium Saturday after noon when minor miracle occurred the Toronto Argos defeated the Montreal Alouettcs it was joyous occasion for the dismal crowd of Argo followers and dismal occasion for the flock of Aloiietle rooters who made the trek frnin Montreal Otllcr locals down at the game were Art Powell golfer of note and Roger Thomas and Mrs Ron Piekard who convened the AllOntario Schoolboy Soccer Tours nnntent at Agricultural Park Saturday said some of the soccer played was the best hed ever seen it must have been exc ng anyhow Cause Ron could hardly make hs voice audible when he led to speak In its later that evening iiowerd Norris and Bill and Mrs Pratt went to Waterloo Saturday to watch the Prstls son Ken plsy cello football The returned tra vellers reported tllll the former star the BDCl lunior and senior football squads did right well for himself despite the fact that he wa just getting over bout with the flu what else Real Chevrefils was the only lormer asrrie Flyer who managed to pick up scorag mum in the NHL Ailsturgpme played at Montreal Saturday evening We were extra happy that the three Porcupine bnvs Jhcvvy Allan soninv and nrau Prentice figured In the scoring in ciilentrlly llarall unity Coutrmiienred that Milt Schmidt paper the dream team used Stanley mosllv to test his Iniurtd lee You will undoubtedly remember that Al was injured in game with Toronto Maple Leafs in the clo ng stages of the 5057 campaign Gordie Howe considered by many to be the Red wing team since tlc denarttire of Ted Lindsay to Chicago didnt Show his usual effect ivenegs it could hwve heen thrt it was just ton earlyiii the 2asnn or he mssad Terrible Ted Coach Schmidt teamed then inthe that period but separated them through the final two sessions Pour young lads from the district skated and scrimmageil with the Flyers prospects Friday They were my Irold Wayne Carleton nt rwnn mum nid Davl slawIr Myearo lary Boyce and 14year old Maurice Clifford all of Tattenham ForcesrSale 0i Faced with debts amounting to more than $17000 directors at Midland Ski Reso Limited today offered the ski ump and its dc companying material assets for sale Decision to seek bids on the Iliat broke the camels back Moot ill corn leted two the corn suffered substantial years ago Itidpused two Cgll It Illhe Cine Holiday weekend adlfln in pamppmipm act ttendancelell far short Ev xex ac since may reached Grey Cup prnportionri of the com any Officers Ind cred itors in Miiilnntl YMCA raid Motor tutor behind the move Our purport in forming lull was his subgtyntal l9 spurred limit Stimson Ltd Mots as Hm summer lumping mm was to make Midland the petitioni held here Civic Holiday weekend will admission to the threeday event amounted to less than $6000 while expenses Incur red approached the $12000 mark though tophotoh After the game and throilgh Saturday this reporter contacted sei it Toppers Straight Six Mll Thlshcoupled with outstanding accounts accrued through past op erations appeared to be the straw Gordtln Moss vicepresident of Ski Re rls Limited will today lions and In no way op lumplng capitol ycnnado Alt lJulflPEfl have competed In winter meets heldt theyump bad weather on several occasions cut attendance and revs the Barrie Arena to watch an intervsquld game between 30 or so pros banner season was oliiciaily toncluded Barrie Country Club Saturday evening with the annual dinner and dance when gold rwrrds were made Stcerd Bob Angelnlt provided tatiy chicken meal with the trimmings Alter rtrnarlts by PresldentDr Hamid Smith and by Mrs Joy Armstrong ladies president Mrs Frank uoyd captain was Intro dated to presentl the llLllts prizes he pecialy thanked litr ployingfbnfinltteo of Mrs liar old Smith Iiirs liary Young iiirs liolmi llddgcs and lirs James Simpson also the mens captain Gordon Needhnm Ind Ed die nenick club pro tor assist once Ladles Awards Following were the ladlks win nets Club championship second year in rowMrs John Ough runner Mrs John Corby Reel Cup handicap fourth yearhirs llumld Smith runner ltll Miss Bea lllcQusde Rogers Cup twoball foursome Gcorge Dangerfield and lids Corby runnersup John Rogers nnd Mrs Roy Smith consolation Gord Miller and Mrs Young run ncrsllp John Corby and Mrs floss llickling Ferguson Trophies Julian Ferguson Coiling wood former MP for Simone North was called on to present his trophies and declared he was delighted to he member of Ballie Golf Club He had never enjoyed such line association of people he stated Ills ladtes trophy went to Mrs Roy Smith and hlrs Vilhur Harris with ilirs Hickling and Mrs Joy Armstrong runnersup in the mans divis sion Ferguson Cup winners were William Dyment and Ambrose Rivett with John Lovell and llollis Robinson runnersup lohn Corby presented the car by Trohy to Mr and Mrs Fred Norris wiih Mr and Mrs Dan geriield as runnersup This an nual event is for married couples Ougli SPARES KEMPVIEW MENS John Lang 24 Denis Shenrd 21 Suncrtcst 19 Ernies 19 Tanning tl HEPC 14 brass and Glgnri 13 GoGelters 12 Propane 12 No blows crumpton ii Examiner Last Mondays Scores Ernies Propane John Lang Brass and Glenn HEPC Nolilows Cramptnn Examiner Tanning 45 5up ertest Denis Sheard GoGet Iers Corbett pt Supcrtest had the high single score at 388 John Haskett oi John Lang had the high triple at 702 Krillthle inENS Carpenters 23 CGE 19 Val loy lo Relieble 19 Johnsons 17 Carpenters to Duncan 14 Tons ning to Lake Silncoe Lakevlew Elliot Shamrodt part Holidays Scores Valley Carpentert Johnsons Shamrock Rplia big Carpenters Duncan Lnkevlew ll CGE Elliot Barrie Tanning vs LakeSlmcne ice postponed Bud Knapp or Valley Ttxi had the high single score at 300 Tom Fleaz of CGE had the high triple CGE HOUSE LEAGUE Knikei Bakers 12 Happy Gang 12 Screwballs to RuffCookiell letheads aoozElr Alieyciitt Terrors six Sluggers War wards Who Care Giant Kill ers Aces Neilllusz AAs Blowhurds Danglerb Tig ers Be Hoppers Chin Leon No Blows Ggeenhorng Norma Fowler had the lldlel high triple score ot 694 Mar Eds words had thehlgh llngle mink pl 250 Bob Dunn lle the mens high triplescore of 798 Blll Mo Chesney hid the high gie score of 314 enuerand helped to defeat our Mina are not hmpr up assets at the jump oligredlor sale buttonder the prelent financial lo the successful year The water Trophy for nineshale players in the lIdles section in tin Lovell with Mrs Albert Craig Is rim oerup consolation event to Mrs Garnet Hicks with Mrs Ross Pea Cock runnerup Mens Captain Gordon Ncedhlrn was called on tor presentation of mens awards and his remarks were lnterspers ed with rare good humor This Barrie club is into of the best ninehalt golf clubs in Ontario he asserted and praised the der tors for their efforts also Eddlv flenlck for his work on the course end his handling of events This was the tirsi tull year the club had the use of the renovated ind enlarged clubhouse Ind lounge big membership can Iinucd playing and social inlercsi and the good condition of fair ways and greens all contributed lng system paid good dividends on the tairwoys this year especial ly during the long dry spell New Club Chlmplon First presentation was tin Wadsvorth Cup tor club champ ion tor the lirsi lime to Leighton Clark with Art Powell three time champion at runnertup Another former champion irck Nixon receile the award for best quoliiylng round First night Ab Jansen with Charles Seagram runnerup Sec ong night Elwood Webb with Don Russell runnerup Third flight Gord McLeod with Ross Hickliug runnerup Ab Jansen had second honor that of winning the battle Cup for second year and the runnerup was newcomer lilac lipcoonoid who tied Jansen on the tirst 13 and forced second round lo de cide the holder ii parham presented the Sparham Trophy to Eiwoud Webb with Hollis Robinson runnerup Kindly old Gentleman Clitt Brown presented the Brown Trophy for senior compet ltion to Charles Kearsey with last years winner Doug Cockburn as runnerup referred to by Ina mens captain as this kindly old gentleman Mens Stag Oct 19 And so the last event one lady questioned that is an even is the mens fall stag billed tor Saturday Oct 13 Course remains open for play two more weeks but Eddie aentck wants the cam and clubs out of his department not later than Thanksgiving Sunday which is therc II superlative for full swing Ihcn iI ls today when the holdovers from last seasons edition of Barrie Flyers hockey club take to the ice for their um workout or theaew sepson Fifty prospective Flyers started worlmuis one week ago About 30 of these are still Iround inclining they have that much at head start on the bnyt who hope to make 195768 their sec nnd or third season in the fam llIr willie yellow Ind block blacked Out Of last years holdovcr only one to our knowledge has not been Invited for another fllng lie is Tommy black the tiny cen ire ire player from thusliasing Two Absent From Practice when Flyers skated on the Ice bi Barrie Arena for their first practice of the season this mornln some eyebrows were Iwo regular members of the lass51 sound were not llbll by their absenceBarry Ashlie and Alvlll Norrcna Np explanation was available nt the moment for this Loud and Clear RSlll ALBERT lEtllilS at the Canadian Guards unleashes full power orhis voice at Camp Pet swow as he drills the guard of honor for the Queen during her visit to Canada Oct 1210 just ahead littdiondPenetang High School junior football team tried to tell Barrie North Collegiate squad that there was no room torvupstarts in the Central Georgian Bay Setu ondury School Junior Iootboll1 League This was Saturday at Central Colle pie grounds and the vial tors Id the North Collegiate led in no uncertain terms defeating them by resoundingoto score AlHJfl Effort The game Barrie kids most of them tilting their first real crack at high school rugby gave it all they had for 80 minutes but were gotullly no match at all lorMld llndPenetan The vll orr were loaded with holdoversand they did most of the damage scoring in each dualA tee gtWayne Broad big sltbng hold 931 trim the loss MidlandPene tam mud found the Harrie goal llne much to his liking and raced over it twice from his flying wing position Bill Belfry hit paydlrt once and connected with converthtlie only one the winners made Brian Duhuu flying wing and map Mnrobiidon halfback scored the other touchdawaar The winners missed scoring on manybtlier occnioas only to be itapped in their tracktl by the hardworking North Collegiate up 0n theotherhtml arriuouid work tip little ottenllie strength Ind rarely carried the ball into scoring position circumstances it seem to be the wisest course he stated The BARR Brglm Tommi audio slated to meet in junior action Wednesday but the meeting has been calledvoli due to the dew entary school field day which Is to be held in the Central Colle giate grounds The game will probably be held Thursday in stead Tomorrow afternoon theCen traf seniors will be seekingiheir ilrst win ofthe season whon they ploy hosts to orillis gt MlDLAND quarterback John Dubeau halves Brian Dnbuu David Henry Wayne Broad Bob Popple Ron Mnrchlldon Bill Bel fry Joltn Klngsborough John Mu Klnnon John oignnc centres Keith gearylrankwice guards Ken Ba Don ankinski Bill Mt Cuaig tackles Roger Attridge Lloyd DeVilt FrankOKern Ro meo Lalonde ends Gary Donovan bob nawsonl Bryaon McQulrter Gary Corr BARRIE NORTH quarterbacks Brian Cooper rred Cutting ltnlveil Agnew Gary Creepride Armstrong Ger nid Malone llIn Mallet Gary Garrett Donhioomueld Brock Walsh Terry Clements Grant Péever Johnvltltlia centrcGary Palmer gunrda Barry bertmn Miltoiiewton Blil Shaw Ivan Walt Lorry Stone Keith Shale tackles Jimwilgnr Jon Parker Ron Gavin Dennis Tascons ends Olen Peever Murny rd rs vi Wanda Annan olnnla ltunion around own have it that Alvin Noncm who was benched for lIndifferent play taxi winterpwlll not report to romp Not 5vlng spoken to the speedy wioger himuu this col rain cannot draw my conclus nits Those boys who have not yet signitied thtt they are not com ing in pre Billy Forhln the clubs highest scorer last ruson who appeared It tzw pnctleet Iul week Dale Rolfe who tell iuxl ubort of scoring 20 goals In Irrookie Jimmy Josephson who has yet to live up to expectations Danny Pllrltk it real butler GIrry gdwrrds fleet winger who was injured Just prior to the Central collegiate ISr IGridders Play Ortllia Tomorrow Central Collegiate senior foot ball team will beseeklng to even its record tumurmw alternuon when it meets Oriilin seniors lit Central Collegiate grounds ThtI locals were hit hard by the flu and Midland in their last out Ing and suffered horrible do feat The boys have had vigorous workouts since tiic Midland thumping and feel they are in proper condition to gain revenge on the Drlllla crew being as they are thl closest club Gametime is pm Seal Hunt Recalls Disaster of 1908 ST JOHNS NFLD CF Each yeai when stout ships head for northern waters to catch harp seals old stories of death on the ice and nearly always new one are writlen Few however have eonlied the Greenland Dis aster or 1908 The juunty Greenland sailed from this port with the rest ill the sealing fleet on March 10 that year Three days later battling winlry gales and cold she reacht ed an Arctic ice iloe hcavy with tyoungseals and the kill began Captain George Barbour broughthls ship to the rim of the tineand dropped on so men few miles inriher on 54 crew members ioincd in ihe slaughter At dawn the sealer turned back to pick up the that grnup but ihe ice had shifted An ice wall mile wide several toot thick blocked the way The men were stranded and the barometer was falling rapidly Search For Skip the Evening Telegram of St Johns my the men gathered in body to make the best of their situation Seven or parties were termed under the masters of the watch and were started off to different points on the compafi in the hope that one would soon strike the ship Meanwhile the gals liad reach ed tull force The weaker mind ed wondered about In every dir ectionmany falling through the fissures and blowholes in thc ice All through the night the shrieks of the suffering and despairing seal hunters rose above the gale The pattern was repeated the See and night ilieday alter this survivors awoke to see steamer heading towards them With food and stimulants rescue party headed by Chibflofficor Gaulinn made their way among the senseless and crippled opt in the lay of rescue says the account many expired Captain Barbour wired Baiede Vert Nfid met with sad mis fortune lost 45 men Ind many more badly frozen and who need hospital Have 75 bodies on board remainder could not find The ooptrins etiurts to save his men were praised throughout the island But despite the mis cryhe felt he did not forget his original Isslgnment The last or teen thousand five hundred seals aboard lair catch An aceount oi the incident In his tragic niessage read Thin Murray Davison huge hunk of defence materi who could help the club considerably berry Ashbeo rookie tut year who broke his wrist in the tlrst week of the schedule Ind will be given his iini mi test this rea son Ind Hos Brooks the cage custodian who seems to have his work cut out tor him On occasions lIst winter all of thcseladt showed signs of being outstanding puckehnsers Look to Jlditny boy who the coaches Ono lllp Emms Ind Chuck Wood will be expecting lot from is Jim Josephson Al the begin ning ul lost season every club in the league would have liked to acquire his services For some unknown reason Jimmy had soso season Elnms was milled for cure but insisted Jiinnly still has the stuff lngs to go long way in hock oy Its not iuu often that llp is wrong on hockey player Wilh illls confidence displayed by his coach Josephson should make this his last Junior season standout one The club has couple of real question marks loo Dale unite and Barry Ashbec Followers of the club would Ilketothlnk that Ashbocs broken arm was respon sible for his none too successful season They would also like In think that ltoltcs minor injuries hurled him off his early season pace if and it is most important these lads can name through then you can look tor the Flycrs In be well up in the first division No use saying what will happen it nut Back to last weeks local action however the boys who Would like to catch on with the Flyers or the first time treated about 200 spectators to thrilling ex hibition game in which Ihe Cubs dictated the Flyers 76 lCE ClllPS Notable obsentees from the game were Pete Pall bko and Marv Iiutirdge have been nailed by the nu Both bltof weight ii is expected be on hand to greet the overs Roy Cut bruins scoutlln Toronto and lost you the coach of ukeshore Bruins colehedthe winning Dims Chuck Wood handled the Ftycfl visitor to the gamewas Chuck Jemmetb Boston soot in Northern Ontario lie tum nponslble for Bob Blackburn Oliver Malsstlncuve Ind other who are looking go in workouts Roy Cast informed The Ext iner that Gus nounr was togbe the new cuacti or the Lakeshpre club cuusizgool Induce detenoe thrt both will bid ilaig onpuis Barring Brady forwards Brydson Grassland Cole rniemeni Willlomtnn tiospador liiaissoneuvc Million FLYEBS gnalr Jelly Adiir detonre Blackburn Westtoll Itushlord forwards CotoIo day Fox Kennedy Badman ilnurtllc unitthem PW Period CidIsllrydsun Crosslnnd 103 Fiyerstenncdy Fox Blackburn l7zso 3CubsCule 1751 Penalties Tessie 440 Bar ridge toga Westfail 951 Sccuhtl Period Cubsvllrydsun ltaig 32 CubsWilliamson 237 ll FIyersllourciie Beckman Tessler 523 Cubs illianlson Paiemcnt Dulluls l6 Penalty llushford FUD Third Period ll FlyersBnurcllu Westfall Palemcni Rutledge has been shaky for the last several daysand lost qullc CubsCole Grassland 025 lo CubsMalssoneuva marriage 12 ll FlyersrvRushfurd Fox um 12 FlycryTOssier Blackburn Becklnan 154 13 Flyersboureilo Tcssler 1739 Penalty Blackburn lllll dramatically afternoon by the AlIvOntIrio Schoolboy Soccer Tournament at Agricultural Park sponsored the Barrie Police Association More than 300 youngsters 14 ms enjoyed the full days act es which got underway at ll am When It was all over Ron Pickard who convened the wondertul event was too pooped to pop Ron could hardly utter word except that hewas tickled pink with the way the kids played suc cer it was his sincere wish irom slart to finish that the youngsters would really enjoy ihemsbives Another One As soon as the flnal game was completed cries of when is the next tournamenn rang out Ironically enough the hurt bar rle team who had licked every body in sight throughout the sum mer didnt win eilher of the ma ior awards Bronte won and Hamilton figured took the Bantam honors Bronte came through with thrilling to victory to win the Cherub crown away from Edgar Hamilton dumped Bronte to the busy day in the first round at inlay Angus and St Michaels Al Bantam 7r all deadlock The Michaels was decided by cor ner kick competition The day was marred by one lic mnnd Hlll suffered broken leg it Is expected to remain In Royal Victoria Hospital for it week he fore returning to his home Cherub First Roun Bronte Richmond Hill Police Barrie usc Trldents Angus bye Edgar bye Second Roun Edgar Angus Bronte Ba is Finals Bronte Edgar Bantam First Round Hamilton Barrie Bronte Trldelit St Michaels All Angels Zvcident however lad from Rich Rlehmond Hill High School Second Round Bronte ich mond Hill Police Hamilton St Michaels Final Round Hamilton Angels at Toronto playedta Cartm In our finf rt Waleswarbullt by trifling Barrles two collegiateo were 1794 and is still we preserled bit WilliMIA yedr better buy than at 0me will ti