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Hockey will weekend puckstersggfier Boston Bruins Barrte Arena forth at nine The players vlnce will thrive Menu and CottonWi Allhoughphis cam dcr the dictiono the Bruins chief scout Harold BaldyQoh ton the boys will be working ex trn hard iiisatisfy the stricthoe Wiofltpial mgonherniatretches ofthe pro their first skate later in the key sense otrBarrie Flycrscoach iiap Emma He woJi baton active in the coaching phase of this venture but hell be inthejseats at all times to handpick the boys he gure will he assets to th Junior The mos next weekskmning seasinns will stay around rand get crack at breaking into the Flyers lineup The Flyer camp will open the following Monday Busy Strategy Board The Boston board of strategy has spent busy summer inviting to the camp only the boys who have shown definite signsof pro grcss during last hockey sbason Next week however they will learn innumerable tricks of the trade that they had never heard Hockey schools asthishave of hecomethc big thing in the Na lionnl League clubs buildingprti grams The favorable results speak for themselves What To Expectlf How the boys will iook after summers absencefrom the game is another thing tooulempera merit can change drnstltslly in few months in this evcnt the boy with little less ability but with the most spirit could well be the fellow to do the club more gt good Then again there are some who can be relied upon Dale Rolfe an eloganted winger from Timmlns Ontario is lad from whom hoth Mr Cotton and Mr Emms will be expecting big things Two Jun ior Bs from the Lakeshure Bruins Ross Brooks goalie and defenccman Barry Hail are also expected to show to advantageA few players from the Newmarket Junior club also shape up as good material Bo to lolyearold who stands six feet four inches and tips the scales at more than 200 pounds could prove the big man that every club needs Last wrnter with fourth placé club in sixteam league Rolfe finished among the top five scor ers He was the loops second highest scorer in the last half of the season Despite his great sizeaud few years Dale is strong fast skat er aud potent checker Quiet and unassnmingofLthe ice Rolfe will make his opponents kecp their heads up every second he on the ice Dales teammate and the les gues scoring champion Frankie Prest rsrnut expected until the Flyers pens Frankie is 18 and stacks close to 155 pounds on fiveten tram Prest gained the point scoring margin intwc games at the close ofthe season when he scored 20 points Bob Blackburn and DickBroWn Kirkland Lake ha wo thealli Ontario last spring lackhurn made up one half the clubstop defence pa and was used for en alty krilrn and on poiner ays the diggertype play set up lot of goals Chazoo Returns The latest piece of goodnews to come to the Elyers was that John Chasczewski will be back insures BAPVEMMS is year Chazoo vVas atop blue lincr last season and will be coun tédon heavily this term accommodate all the boys Recessions willibe daily wi every boy seeing action twice Here is the list of players in vited to the camp From last years Flyer team there will be Billy For han Blake Bali John Chasczewskl Richard Cherry Murray Davidson Janies Josephson Jack Kane Gor don Loveday AlvinNorjena and Danny Patrlck Newcomers Listed Mike Pullen Richard Packer and John Ford are coming in from Bram ton Junior Bs Owen Gord Walmsley Andy Etma ranerouglas Loveday Bill Baird i1coming from Kitchener Juven gt Kirkland Lakels sending four players from juvenile ranks They are BohBlackhurn Dick Brown lee Glen Fowke and Glen Mick be accompanyinglltolfe and Prest frOmTimuiins The Lakeshore Bruins will be sending several boysltoss Brooks Murray Bry on Barry Ashbge Fredv Diser Barry Hall Robe 3M ore and Ro hcrt Nevin Do ight Grant twain Adairpand lhck Rogers arecommg in from New rnarketJunior club Bill Cornish nobcrt Carnegie andNeii Pascoe coming from thc Brooklin Junior Eud and Ron Ayleswonth are ju venile players from Kingston Daniel Tureski Ron Barriage andNeilMcMéhon are coming in from Oshawajuveniles Larry Wal ker is from Ayimcr Doug Climen bags from Port Erie Jack Craw ford from Ottawa Marcel Plouffe frorn Parry Sound Pete Pauagabko from Hurnboldt Saskatchewan Laurent Paicmcrit from New Lis lreard Arthur Rowe from Smiths Falls Garry Piater from Coiling woodand AlfredMoirison from Spanish River Buddy Lerouir the trainer from Boston is dyfihiire and visu various iaches and view ViCo vs Barbers Soon Junior hopefuls sre sou Neil Drury goaltender will onald Fl ming Lannie GROUPAgt STANDINGS ruglonNo 19 DeluxeTaxl l7 HydroNo i4 Seven Up 14 Wrights Cleaners 12 HEP Cats is Hydro Ni 110 Wehbfaxpi Copaco Georges Mprkéteria Legion No3 optional Sherd MONDAYS scenes Cleaners Copaco vs Dennis HEP Cats Webb Bros vs Dcluxejaxi Legion No vs Georges Marketerla Hydro No lovschqupl Wes Perry of Wrights Clean ers hadlhe high single score of 344 His thregamc total of792 was another high for the day GROUP STANDINGS Legion No 17 Lakcviow Vl Co l7 CN Telegraphs 16 Copaco AF of 18 Dominion Auto Wreclc era 12 Smiths Farm Dairy 11 Cupboard Westons Bread Stewarts Lunch Barbers TUESDKYIS SCORES Copaco AF of vs Stewarts Lunch 13X Depot vvaen wells Smiths Farm Dairy vs Corner Cupboard Dominion AutoWreckers vs CN Tole graphs Westons Bread 0vs Canadian Legion No Don Garner of Telegraphs had the high single 302 Ruhinoff of the Corner Cupboard squad 713 KEMPVIEW LADIES LEAGUE STANDINGS Coop Insurance 14 Webbs Jewellery 11 DavieBichards Canadian General Electric 8Am struction Banburys Store Smiths Farm Dairy Public Ute ilities Cottys Cleaners TUESDAYS SCORES tBanburys Store Public Util ities Canadian General Electric Davo Richards and Con struction Coop Insurance Smiths Farm Dairy American Hotel UWebbs Jewellryr Cot tys Cleaners The best single score was bowi ed by Lyde Davis of Webbs Jew ellery Marion Robiilard of Coors inflgglnce had the high triple score EXFLYERE MOVE ug rocrayELAND yers appea edlti xBdrrio hav mageth iasosv Hydro cm Vs Wrights Sheard Legion No Vs Kenwells tax Depot Corner lake was the high triple bowler with ericau Hotel and Con oftheh pigskin The boys from left chener is confident that the Barrie for another year John McDowell the junior field general for the past couple of seasons will again call the plays from the qusrterback spots Mc Dowell is good sized youngster with plenty of speed but his forte is his passing gt lt The boys went Kthrough their plays yesterday at Queens lark and McDowell was hitting inspire ceivers Ralph Price Ron Kaighin Brian Cooper and Gury Duff with amazing consistency In the event of injury toMcDowcll Price can to handle the quarterback chores Coach Psutkas halves move like the schools championship track team Moving frfim left to right Bqurjie soccer BeatSoUnd CUP Elev Barrie District Soccer League competition at Collingwpod last Saturday saw New Lowell Rang herVerstrateu soored the lone gea At Midland the Huronias de feated Barrie Hollandia 32 Barrie SC took the first round of Cup Competition when they gt wen Sound 31 Bill Street conhectedtwice for Barrie Thet goal was accidentally scored in the Owen Soundhet by one ofthe home players Ed die Blackhooted the only point for Cwen Sound eBarr ow awaits the winner ound between Mid land and Collingwood Saturday at pm atQueen Pfirk Hollandia plays New Low Barrie SC plays either Satur day or Mouday at Coliingwood Two games postponed earlier in the season have yet to be played to bring the schedule up toidate League Standing Barrie 50 24 Collingwood 322 New Lowell COACH FRANK PSUTKA ofBarrie DisV trlet Collegiate Institute Junior football team shows fewrmembers of his starting backfield the proper way to hold on to the coooptain John McDowell captain and Barrie District Collegiate Institute innlor football team will take the first step towardsdefending the Georgian Bay District eastern seotionjchamplonship this afternoon in Mid land The local squad is packed with veterans of two and three years andfreshman coach Frank Psutka from Kit move back from his end positlorffils ers defeat the Kaufmans 10 Al 117 Murray Hill sectional title will remain in theclub husky Bob chdcrson Murray Hill and Winston Blogg Besorvelhacks are Butch Garner Don Kirkpatrick Bruce Danger field and Peteobinsony Centres are eorgc Masters and Richard Agnew Insides will be Charles Spence Ralph Rowe Gary Fraser and Don Johnston rle Rallies Don Graves andDoug er Along with the four afore tionedvends is Paul ith who lso expeétjed trib onéfdf McDowells favorita targets Only one regular will be on the sidelines at kickoff That willvbe Larry Bed Mulligan halfback who is recupcra ng froma leg ll Junior Schedule Here lathe schedule excluding this afternoons game at Midland Wednesday 9st 10 Midis at BarrieFriday Oct 12 Co ling woodrst Barrier Wednesday Oct 17 Coliingwood at Midland Thurs day Oct 25 Midland at Coiling wood Thursday Nov Barrie at Colliugwood gt Senior Schedule duleis as follows Friday on 12 Midland at Orillia Wednesday loot 17 Collingwood at Barrie Monday Oct522 Collingwood at Midland Thursday oct 25Bar rie at MidlandFrlday Nov Midland at Barrie The game llst ed for last Wednesdayjat Orillia has not yet beenrescheduled All ghmesjvillrstart at pm with the exception of Midland at Orillia senior game whichstaris at 73a pm Barrie seniors play an exhibit ion Tuesday atrStlAndrewls Col lege Aurora Fyer Season Tickeis Movmg Barrio Flyers Hockey Club ticket office reports that sales of subscriber seats are doing very well Seats are $1 each this yea gt So those of you who havent yet pickedupr that good seat belsure to drop intuthe office at 511 Duulop StreetEast the next time youre down intown Binniew lottery Bob Henderson are anxious to get started ori the rightrond to defend their champion ship This afternoon at three ojclock they play in Midland The senioi game at Orti Lilo wednesday was postponed who is also the swiftest man on ILMlddles areJoslin Guest Rod Hockéyf Loop The revised senior football sche No Public ice Skating asterf Quoth Allisoppv According to Wes Allsopp manager of Barrie Arena this weeks $64000 question in Bar rie is Will there be skating at the arena this Saturday Theauswert No Reason is that ice got its first flooding last nightaud if it Is to be readyrfor th Boston Bruins draining cauip next Monday it should be kept ghlivlous to bl dernntil that ay Sp thatfisit and quothwes Hughno lowe SixEntries For District Len Copeland was reelected president of the Barrie and Dis trict Hockey League at meeting in th Arena Wednesday even lteam this year thevnewonc being from the Armoiiredimrps School in Camp Borden Otherseutrics are Can ianGeueral Electrjc Dangerficl Motors Thornton0ro Combines andElrrlv Opening doublehead Oct 22 Thé first at an nounced tentative schedul as also been drum up but is not yet of ficial DRUMMONDVILLE CHEd gar Cote suffered avfractured leg and damaged hiscar beyond re on the road The henwas killed when it took off and crashed into the windshield MAKE worm 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