10 THE BARRIE EXAMINER THURSDAY NOV 1m SPORTS TYPE By STEVE JONESCU Sports Editor GREAT CHICKENHEART Not too tall not too short plenty broad Jim my Johnson is chicken farmer meaning he raises chickens The chickens lay eggswhicb Jim sells across the prov ince and makes fair buck He may sell the chickens too dont really know But can imagine that his heart beats like the cackles of his flock But sometimes Jimmy John son former defence man for Barries inter mediate hockey club goes at it little too hard mm JOHNSON Things were mighty good for Jim thispast year So good that he worked too hard and was ordered by his medico to slow down Take little time from work and do little relax ing But dig the way Johnson relaxes He says he feels better honest He picksup good bundle of his egg and chicken profit and sponsors hockey team Mid land Flyers of the Georgian Bay intermediate League Knowing costs of hockey clubs when players are adorned with complete brand new outfits and half dozen of these guys are brought from almost 100 miles away one has to figure that the profits from the farm arent too bad This was just part of Jimmys relaxation Now that hes sponsor he needs managers He gets one Jimmy Johnson Next ingredient is coach Jimmy Johnson is named for that spot too So he starts build ing team His first definite recruit was defence man Jimmy Johnson That 20 miles of it was easy These fellows John son were easy to handle and they were oh so eager to pitchin Johnson must have done lot of driving telephon ing writing and talking to round out his club His best players are imports from Oshawa and Port Credit not to mention defenceman Johnson Once Jimmy got nucleus of club he had to have the league and his team promoted in the Midland area This too We been told has been handled and is be ing handled by Johnson week ago Jimmy brought his club to Barrie Fly ers were clobbered Last night Barrie went to Mid land It was better game with Midland on the long end of the score The win was the second in row for Johnson and company Why Weve got terrific spirit on this club he said after shower last night The guys know the drubbing up in Barrie was ridiculous Jimmy not to sound like he was picking his club to win the Stanley Cup and then defeat Russia was quick to say that the wins by his club were good for the league Seems this guy has more than Midland in terests at heart do know this from speakhig with Midland fans theyve taken Johnson to heart and appreciate every bead of sweat every second of worry and every stride he takes for the hockey club HOCKEY RECORD By THE CANADIAN PRESS National League Pt 51 23 51 22 42 21 so 15 44 14 72 11 New York Montreal Toronto Detroit Chicago Boston Wednesdays Result Detroit New York Tonight Games Detroit at iontreal New York at Boston Toronto at Chicago American League Eastern Division Pt 12 70 4525 11 59 4222 810 64 6316 514 42 6610 Western Division LT Pt 10 49 4820 10 58 6020 51 4518 412 38 62 Springfield Ill shey Providence ebec Cleveland Rochester Buffalo Pittsburgh BIG SEVEN Earl Ingarfield picked up one assist in New York Rangers 40 win over Detroit Red Wings Wednesday night to tie Bernie Boom Boom Geoffrion of Montreal Canadiens for third place in the National Hockey Leaguescoring race Each has 21 points 10 fewer than league leading Andy Eothgate of New York The leadersz Pts Bathgate New York 22 it Provost Montreal 14 ll Ingarfield New York 11 10 21 Geoffrion Montreal MK 21 McKennoy Boston ll 12 20 Prentice New York 13 20A Howe Detroit 10 19 Bucyk Boston 25 my Wednesdays Results Pittsburgh Cleveland Quebec Hershey Buffalo Springï¬eld Tonights Game Buffalo at Providence Eastern Professional Kitchener 71 Kingston 56 HullOttawa 51 Sudbury 48 North Bay 39 Marie 48 Wednesday Result Hullotlawa Kingston Tonights Game North Bay at Sault Ste Marie NHL STARS Goalie Lorne Gump Wors ley who made saves for his first shutou of the season play ingcnach Doug Harvey who helped set up three goals and Ken Schinkel who scored twice in New York Rangers +0win over Detroit Red Wings Wed nesday night Spot Flyers Goals Falcons Defeated 97 Leo Durocher staid it and its as old as the hills Nice guys finish las Last night at Midland Bar rie Bay City Falcons were just too kind and as result suf fared 97 overtime loss to the host Flyera yup the same named learn that was clobbered by Falcons in Barrie last Fri day Barrie was ahorthanded with but 12 attackers and goal tender Wnsnt that neighbor IY Falcons allowed Midland to run up lead in the first period and increase it to cnrly in the second That was tweet MADE GOOD GAME This niceness by Falcons cer tainly made the Midland fans happy It made for terrific game too as the visitors roar ed back enough to tie the count and force extra in minutes of play Falcons did away with the nicetics in the overtime session by taking the lead for the first time in the gums Howeuer the Midlanders wouldnt stand for it and scored three goal before time ran out to grab the duke Gigantic Dave Nicholishen who scored Hokey goal earlier in the contest knotted tlic win nor at 724 of the overtime per iod He grabbed the puck at his own hlucline lost and regained it at the Barrie line beat de fenccman Howard Forbes then rifled lifooler past goaltend er Don Rich Al Battersbys goal atimo into an empty net merely put the icing on the cake rrno rr Gerry McBride with the help of Bob Garner had sent the game into overtime with goal at 1918 or the third period Difference in the Midland club buidos the spirit installed by playing coach Jimmy John son was the netminding of Ter ry Moore Brought from Port Credit two games ago Moore stood the Falcons on their heads on count less occasions it could be that his early saves shocked the vis itors into some loose play halfdozen times in the first period Barrie netminder Rich found himself at the mercy of at least one greenclad attack er Midland had man behind the Barrie defence most of the night BY PERIODS Before the initial stanza was seven minutes old Flyers had run up 30 lead on goals by Val Walker 12 and Lucky Willis Syd Arnold one of the Whit by Flyers made it 40 at 552 of the second period Barrie then hit for three in succession by Garner John NHL LEADERS By THE CANADIAN PRESS Standings New York won lostS tied points 23 Points Bathgate New York 31 Goals Provost Montoeal 14 Assists Bathgate 22 shutouts Hall Chicago Saw chuk Detroit Penalties Fontinato hlont real 74 minutes TRAINS 027 TRACK 19c or 469 CROSSOVER 89c SWITCHES pr 298 REMOTE CONTROL 449 ELECTRIC SIGNALS 298 UNION STATION 220 TRAIN SETS from 1495 H0 Authorized Repair Dept For Trlung 110 Headquarters for HO track awltchel buildings trees LARGEST TRAIN DISPLAY norm or roaonro ROBINSONS QUALITY HARDWARE 31 Dunlop St PA iiMSI Maloney and Lew Stoddart who had three for the night The sandwich session ended with Nicholishens fluke mak ing the score 53 Battersby took shot from inside the Bar rie blucline The puck hit Nicholisbens slick went high in the air and landed behind Rich who was still in crouch waiting for the original shot to make it or for play to de velop Not even Nicholishen knew he had scored Barrie tied it for the first time with goals by Stoddart and Al Smith in the third George Vestloll another Whitby led and brother of Ed of the Boston Brui took pass behind the Ho defence and beat Rich to give Flyers 55 lead setting the stage for llIcBrides goal etc ICE CHIPS Don Graves showing more improvement was Earrics lone heavy bump er lio rocked Westlall cou ple of times However his thumping couldnt match that of Johnson who put hip on everyone Barrie hosts Drillia Lake vlewa tomorrow night at 315 Al Norreno former Barrie Flyer look in the game and in timated he would like to play for Falcons Al is looking for work He needs few dollars to enable him to return to uni versity next fall BARBIE goal Rich defence Robertson Cairns Forbes Graves forwards Garner Ed ward MacDonald McBride Smith Maloney Stoddart Com eron MIDLAND goal ltlonrn dc fence Hendricksnn Nicholishlt co Johnson Swnles forwards Spikcr Vestfnll Westlall lhlills Willis Walker Arnold Officials referee Bill llagill Drillia linesman ltalph lron sich Midland First Period MyersWalker Buttersby Nisholishenel LIZ FchrsWillis 245 FlyersWalker Battersby 700 llcnallics Maloney tripp Batiersby llal sticking 1401 Second Period FlyersArnold FalconsGamer Edward MacDonald FalconsMaloncy Stoddartl FaiconsStoddart Maloney McBride FlyersNicholishen Battershyl 1805 Penalties Graves slashing 402l Mills hooking 716l Johnson holding 848 Forbes 10minute misconduct ll12l Spikcr interference 1534 Third Period FalconsStoddard Smith 10 FalconsSmith Cameron Stoddortl 11 FlycrsG Westlall 552 030 1355 258 742 ll FalconsMcBride Garner Penalties Graves hooking CAMPBELL LTD Commercial Warehorurog Agents for North American Van Lines PA 66555 l757l Willis and Graves highl 340 Vcslfau interference Spikcr 1m Furniture Moving and Storage 424 Graves tripping 9371 Henduiclson tripping 1733 Overtime Period 11 FalconsSloddan Maloneyl Ii FlycrsG Vcstfnll Nicholishenl 15 FlycrsNicholishcn 16 FlyersBattersby Penalty Cairns linterierence 111 Shots ongoal hy Barrie l5 17 544 Midland 12 II 633 Barrie Curlers Host Orillians Mens section of Barrie Curl ing Club hosted six rinks from Orlllln last night for curling and gob As per usual the curling end ed in draw No Joke The winner was sociability Orillia skips included ch Miller Brown Frank Cur ran Boyd hierklcy Tom Lam brick and Ken Blake Barrie skips were Vern Ad ams Jim Morley Frank Hor greaves Bill Maycs Jack Cor bytnnd Bruce Reynolds BARRI HEATING FUELS Phone IA 66531 For Hockey Tour 01 Europe MELVILLE Sask lCPl Port Arthur is scheduled to Port Arthur Bearcats are schcd nrrite lll GnlhrnboJr chdzn uled to leave Toronto Doc on Dec 21 and Juckcs said Ilib the firm leg of their Lsgame team is expected to lnvLco uhibilion hockey tour of Euv by ht pcoplc ol Golhcnbourz to rope it was announced chncs spend Christmas with various day Gordon luckes Canadian Am ateur Hockey Association secre taryvmanagcr said the senior hockey club is to arrive in Pa ris Doc ii and play their first game Dec9 in Czechoslovakia lie also said 14th game may be added to the tour on Dec is now an open date The Bearcols of the Thunder Bay Senior League are to play six games in Czechoslovakia and two in East Ge many Juckes said no dates have been set for these games The Port Arthur sound then plays five games in Sweden Juckcs said for of the games are part of an exhibition hockey tournament for the Bunny Ahearne Trophy Aheame is the European presi dent of the lnternolional ice Hockey Federation Teams from Sweden and Czc choslovakia also will take part in the tournament funlilies First game in the lourramcnt will be Dec 26 against Fro lunda el nothcnbourg Other games are Dec 29 against So dcnalie Dec 31 againsr Brno Red Stosr and Jan against Djursnrden Brno is to ma choslovakia and the other three are Swedish teams The fifth game in Sweden 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