The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

nys ave rosach ovarianmar Hockey atop pnrposcl That is to discover hockey player and pick throne play one team Most everyone is happy when tnese can get going because it means another winter of great entertain Infill But there Ire some folks who like hockey eam but are over joyed when they are over No this latter in north rter Because when he hasnt toomuch hocke to do the boss can ways keep him ndtodny is Edward Leaaux sdu puzzled Wei the Edward and insert Buddy Now there we are Buddy Lehoux enial trainer or the Barrie Fiyers Hockey Club Hes the ace cartwheeis when the boys are all wooded out and es more frequent and closer together You see Buddys fob during training camp and all year is keep ing the boys in good enough repair to fill the uniforms of which some alto repairtoo Buddy hurried to explain that he wasnt against gt but enough is oh ghand besides hed just completed the Bostonpro camp Take this campth passed for instance When it got underway there were about 55 boys to care for But from that day and up to the seasons start almost like number had come and gong from his cuhbyhole hospital For few days week this meant working up words to 15 or l7 hours day Did this bother him Naturally but he wouldnt complain lt washis job he liked ltbut it still felt good to get out of the place for few hours During the Boston Bruins Minor Hockey Training Camp Buddy tended between 55 and on complaints half of which were groin in juries grolninjury he explained usually is most common early in the season The boys are straining these muscles much harder than they did all summer and of course the tissues have no choice butto giva way The groin incidentally is high up on thevthlgh and is combin ation of cards and muscles at least thats what it says in the medical books The injury is usually pull or twist rare groin aggravation can keep the victim off skates for month or six weeks But Buddy says if the hurt is reported early rest and heat can prevent it from becoming anything more than mild pain Buddy usually wraps the groin immediately and in this case hockey sends the buy out to continue skating and stay in condition The other half of the complaints ntythis yoars training camp re valved around cuts bruises and charley horses About 25 stitches which are put mm Doctor also came out of camp Jimmy Joseph son with fivelodthe stitched Most of these stitches were put in around the eyes Back to thegroln aggravations however Buddy claims they can be determined by few easy exercises During his year with Barrie and couple more with the Boston Bruins oLthe National Hockey Lea gue he claims he has never come across faker Buddy is especially proud ofthe strapping jobhe did on Bob Beckett star of last seasons Fiyers Beckett suffered severely strained ligamentst the seasons end but with strapping job by Le llfgux to keep him up Beckett went on to score Ila goals in the play Buddyv first studied for his position by taking physiotherapy course at the Boston EveningClinic He has taken few years of the course through correspondence and has one more year of schooling to go before graduation lie is member of the National Athletic TrainersI Associatlon and the Eastern Trainers Association is th ll hol nnuai calamity um um he case fsifitm the hockey club uddyviorkswitli Dr says hesjtaught meja lot Aside from his professional duties Buddy is what is commonly known as riot His rcady wit is pleasure to attend But if one out on ones toeshis place is not with Buddy We liketopretend tht were on our toes pat alltimes and spend lot of happy hoursswaliow ing his American accent like taking drive in cah oi hearing about Dainnys injury or when he tells someonaits time to de pnw in em injuries J3 cgiiing Laurie of whom Buddy Whateverfthe caseLits always an afternoon well spent JUST NOTES Due to Army activities in the Barrie ArmouryAto night theruslual badminton meeting has been cancelled Play will re sume as usual on Frday ctmblnes like Straight Dangerfiedon Wrong EndIWice Oro Combines made it two straight wlns in the Barrie Dis trict Hockey League VMondsy downed Armour ed Corps 56 It was the Arm Thornton the previous week Campbell led the COmbines nt tack with brace of tallies one in eaeh of the second and third periods trickling Stoddart ouredCorps ii tache led game and Robinson accountedltor the In thefisecondygame he twin other Oro goals bill shadian GenéraluElectrie Carr was the ArmouredCorps trippe Dangerfield Motors by an marksman on two occasions Ma other score It was the sec dill triggered the third ondilossgin two tries for Danger fleldefiwho dropped decision to wo apiece for the CGE crew ARE VALUABLE PRO rnnry TODAY inn snow as can swoon RAIIoN TOIN suns summonses suns rssrfirnlr ro Mama Coop can offer an economical Hog Feeding Plan using conceng Irate and your own grain or our prepared eeds toinsure mlnl mum feed costs ofnpproxlmateiy $2100 pe pig Yeflbelieve your success in pigs starts with the proper care and ee THI ll market at not to eragolweaning weilflatvmeans your pig will leasttwo weeks ahead of eaner whose motherwas balanced mwratlon By feedinglflo pohnds of Coop PigBooste pe pigyon havereally thrift chunks which can he chan ed mm PIE mm withno let it organizations which ASquiresand John Mainsicy fired ME TOMMY BLACK left and money DBvis on are two more members ofthe Barrie Fly ers who saw action with theclub last season Black Washrought up to the Flyersatgthe tail end of last season and performed well enougnto he invited back to try arid win regularberth whichit seems he hasvac brought from Port Arthur was kfl THEIBARRIE LEris complished youth with ltiontonight Davlson in hisnsecorid full year on theFlyers blueiineHe is trapping couplegood years junior hockey ahead of him They will be lnao whenIthé Flyera play the Guelphfilltpmresl BARRIEHNEMENsummit nonunionoutta The Barrie DCI seniur football team found Orillia soft touch again Monday afternoon at Orti ila and trounced them1M Last week the Orilliand were short end of 3810 score lho Barrie big guns in this one were the members of the line Because of the crushing tackles and blocks they threw 0n illia committed more than the usual number of fumbles As sidelinejthey stood out with sev eral fumble recoveries John Christie who played th first some on line thempia ed halfback the second was back on th llne scoredhls firs lets son He recov of the Oriilia touchdown Line shines In their principal role that of makingholes and blocking the Orillia offenders from makingtoo many yards the usually unheru aided players really shone Four times the stimulus marched the pigskin to within the Barrie five yard line but the solid front wall kept them from psy dirt The Barrie backfield came up against the same tough opposi tion during most of theflrst half They gotroliing justonce in the first half andrthe result was major hy Kenf Cromarty Even then Cromarty commented he had the big holes to drive through Bot the ba ks cant be denied it was tremendous march that nthe uprights or pass that was intercepted by started in their own territo KenMuliigan missed the convert attempt but made up for it ll afternoonwith terrific boots He booted as single in the fourth stanza and it was on one ofhis kicks ethnt Christie touchdown few more untimely fumbles set the stage for All Newaons fourthquarter touch down which Mulligan converted The convert an Christies 33ml Ty was pass play to Mike Bro inE Orillias heatuchances were secondand last quarto After marching 30 yardst in theiast Bob Millar In the flniiidr 50yard pass and runplay car rled the ball to the Barrie Three tries advanced the bat withinfive yards of major hut three more tries ended in vain Bob Anderson and Court Brai ley were again the stand uts for the blue and whites BohMillarflfen Cromarty Ken Mulligan and Bon Butler were oftensiva stars for Barrie Stand ing out on theline were llm Quinlan Christie Ken Pratt Mike Browning andArne Wallin win overfllidland here Fri day would give the healsthe tional champl ship Lineups mama quart halves Newsnn while Murphyscored once Luck of Dangerfield scored the get and Rawnseored Dangerfields othergoais in the final stem Orov goal Adams defence Hickling Burlack forwards CampbellL Stoddart Hastings alternates McLean Canton Rob lnson Dunamore Smith Rynhert Stoddsrt Douglas Hick llng Armoured Corps gosl Knight defence Cowan Wards McDonald Carr Dow a1 ternates FinsnPepin Davidson Camponi Madill urner Morris Keddy Sa VFirstPeriod Armoured Carr Penalties Turner Second Period Armoured Carr 0m Hiokling ObiIo Campbell ins scandalt 921 Armourodr Madil Oro Campbell only goal of the first period For Schennel fora Gray 1800 Richardson 1817 Peealties Rynhert M10 Camp hell 1605 Dangerfield goal Grant do fencey Bolton Luck forwards Marlencole Bowman alternates Klrk flown Forget IT Kelly1 Kelly Hankin Bertram Larm nd Bergin Gray Hooper CGE goal Jermey defence Forbes Tucker forwards Richardson Richardson Maloney alternates Maloney Mecann Squires Forbes Ray craft Godin McKeever Conlson Murphy Anderson Dunn Merri am First Period Dangerfield Luck Penalties Bergin 49 1049 Second Period 06 Squire CGE Squires Maloney Pe lti 800 Kelly 837 Rawn Tuckey 1444 Forbes 02 BARBIE EXAMINER honour Inks Spots 28 Head Pin Comets Quiet Times 27 Blue Streaks 20 no Kl Klugers pesz Routeré LArnby Rivettbowled the mens high single 245 Amby also had the high triple so not 653vloyce Kerney led tha women bowlers 1th ausingi game core Tuesdays Scores Blues Reds Greens Yel lows Fuchsias Scarlets Merg Partridge as the high single bowler with ascoreof 227 and the hhigh tripler with score of 591 WednesdaysVMixed Leaglie Old Vienna 21 Brass and Glenn ty Mulligan Miller Moore Webb centre Smallwood guards Wal lib Pratt Deardeh Ferrls Mc Faddentaokles Christie Jack son Quinlan Welsman ends Browningcowan Mmherr son OBILLIA quarterbacks And ersonCurliss halves Brailey Burke Gilchrist Johnstone McEirea Middleton Rodway Hill centres Clause Connor guard Doherty Hopkins Pugs ley iackles Benner Nichols Parks Price Speerln ends Baye Beckett Corliss SmithWrigley at Mt They cl er 27 Danny Beliaie as anasdsie enemies Ium line retumee Tom Jensen scored only staggers do witho am 11° hat sear butjott his showing in training camp shohld up that total considerably Then the Elite haveyadded Bans Bobby noble enceris the as batters only question mark But rookies Refillable Tennant andldikahfa honey eould solve the problem oulw easily fired Makl was tonlyrearguard holdoverrat proseason workouts Goaltendlng is spot where the Biltafican really carry their heads highBruce Gamblep who was expected win the job handdown But pleasantly enough for the Guel management he is being th ed closely by Barry Smith from thfare described oalies and one mieh well be block So much for the Bliunores super power They will nodoubtmiss Ron Howell Ron McMillan and Pete Pilotte on the hluelino Then mpetent them ill Gamble eor Smith whichever gets the call for GuelphrwillJake as goals away from the Hyatt as it Claude Dufour Dufour had the of the Flyera was his no work alone th kept the Canadienson era the 50 mark betterwith one game under their belts Accordingly JimJosophaon who played vagainltJhe hnbitants with weak ie ould be in flash Brampton Regents put on the trading they are minus Bob Forhan Al Cleary and Billy Graham from the forward lines All than it looks liknthe Bilts are going to score plenty of goals and their opposition is going to get as many chances to score in re turn an Emma will go withuract ly the same Barrie lineup that lifted the lid last Friday fThe DANNY orgasm only change hehasan win instead of loss However the loss shouldnt hang too heavily on the hoys shoulders It was their first regular schedule start while the baby Haba had at least 20assignments before Friday Also it is doubtful whether 19 Hoar1 Barrie Tanning li Dangerfield 14 Boyds 12 Webbs 12 Royal Bank SuperteatV State auto Last Wednesdaysscores Wehbs Boyds Old Vienna Dangerfield Brass andGlenn Barrie Tanning Hoar ertestO Peabhman ledvthemen th single game scorelof 261iG Reidhad tiple score of 89 Lhmpkin hadythe ladies high single and triplewithscores 228 and 515 Herc is yourchance to get that senyoswev dreamed of Sup bid Jeff Saloma has put berry Winsome er ma owld to point where ut himThe forme develop tonight while it is douhfi on H17 meet intone of the leuue Bruce McKechnie who kicked out 31 of he drives ainstrtho Babs will undoubtedly snowitfie bencfitnf one games experience in JuniorVA company Glenldicklceon of Kirkland We checked into town Monday to yvorkouts with the Flyers rward wont be in better performers DAfé tick spent the week 3mm audits dltokeinof Edgvllo figurifwluum wn rouuo human TIMMINS GP Sixteenyog many older hunters to shame llo kill ed 120Ctpound bull moose tracking it for more than anrhour before getting into shooting poal tion it took 18 shots to the large animal oikesbéciiveiows quarter goof morrow at érnoon aI coiling wood the juniors will makr their bid to enter aplayoff series with another division of Central 0n tasloStcondary ctioolsAssocia tionfoptbalilc gu Seniors play at home rusty against manna it would seem have ihejuhior the better chance atolaiming row seniors it bothtiarrels in theirleagu we to give ratea thousand uhsCOuld 1Makej7j against Midland vwasdcci on one poin 43jand3i to adnal Midlands part do Butthe odds are with theJo cals in both vdivisions iors ave had alonLrnstln which to nservestreneth for tomor rows action Will havethe advantage of grounds against Midland The seniors despite the fact that they played Monday were put to workagain yesterday and will be working out again this afternoon at Queens Park Theyll have hursday off Whie both coaches Frank anon The jun The Barrie seniors Psutkajunior and Bill Lemmon senior are confident they ard keeping in mind thatupsets happen Thus the boys will all out in these dnales regard lessrof thejodds and the Yourgrain good ed vitamins for top gtDontmiss out on other rnilkprodiict by feeding STRAIGHT 534 along with your Hay and Silag lacks sufficient proteins min ilk productiom genomic BALAN CEWII to build up th