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When the Barrie Ilycn Hockey Club starts its Junior Af OHA coma next Friday athomc against the Ottawa Canadians itwl1l be comprisedof aboutis good hockayzpiayers The fans arcwell aware dflbe fact loopbut uh goes Too little credit is givento the tireless business of picking good ockey club to rcpraent cur towathn the Boston Bruins minor ockey training camp started here two weeks ago the number of aspirants for junior job numbered between 5060Befbrethe week of training had elapsed there were about 30 left But not just so from so or 60 During the week about to or 15 cthers bad wandered to the Barrie Arena asked for and were granted tryouts Thcn into this week like number camein again with in tents of becoming Barrie Fiyers All told upwards to 100 boys some rom other provinces than Ontario skated before Hamid Cotton Hapfi Emms Bill Long and other coaches in the Boston Bruins organization This remaining so or so will likely be kept in Barrie until or close to next Fridaysbpening engagement So from here on in the tough job of weeding out the good players from thebad and the fairly good from the borderline cases wflhba even more difficult Such is the tedious though usually rewarding task of picking hockey club There are other than the usual setbacks too The odd fellow who looks iikche mtIldfiBVele into valuable asset packsup his bags and goes home leavingno concrete reasonA couple cases at the Bruins camp resulted because of the inadequate meals here That gt one it would seem is only dream The meals regardless of where they are served cannot be that had and were sure that the fellows didnt just come here to eat anyhow Most of the boys knew of the camp several weeks in advance time enough it seems to know wheth er or not they want to make hockey career Probably the hardest of all as mentioned earlicr in brief will be deciding the borderline cases Hockey like any otheraport has its odd quirks Sometimes fellow looks very good in workouts and is bust in actual competition and vice versa Then there is the in stance where two members of aline can make third or the other way around Such was the case in Boston of the NHL last season Through trade Real Chevrefiis Don McKanney Leo Labinewere severed All three looked out of placeuntil another trade brought them together again The rarest yet probably the most important case is the youngster himself John Doe for example can he terrific goal scorer when he wants to be He lacks dash and fire and is likely to sulk when in slump Just his brooding appearance could knock few other boys especially his linemstes off stride But remember hes one of the good scorers on the other hand we have Bill Moe who doesnt score as many goals but gives it the old college try every second He makes plenty of mistakes but still his heart is always in the game who would you pick to play on your team with the constant thought in your mind that thestakes at the end of the line are high We wont say whetheror not the Flyershavethis problem but we all know it exists and gives the management plenty of headaches EleciedI Céptain We do know though that in order to beFLvers the boys must have burning desire to play hockey if they havont and Mr Emma has often given them due warning theyinay as well go home because time is too valuable to waste on an dont care youngster Hockey is business and if you dont like one vocation there are othbrs Another must of Barrie Fiyer is that he must be gentleman off the ice credit to himself the club and the community Any boy falling out of line will pay for it ln sucha way that hell think twice the next time Fortunately to oureyes anyhow there areno such ffalhouts in the number of boys stillgwith the club we wraparound will he 34 All of these things Hap must knowbefore he chooses his club And boysi All of these things he does know so you see the Barrie Flyers of 195657 or of any year just dont come to heyreproduced through hard work and deliberate con ccntratiqn JUST NOTES it isrepoixedthat Gil St Pierre favorite Flyerof years gone by has decided to hang up his skates The last few seasons St Pierre played in the northern section of the NOHA for the Timmins Schumnchcr Flyers In those seasons he has won the scoring title and most valuableplayer award Last season another exFlyer Daugx Towers won the MVP award Doug is reported to be the highest paid player in the league where salaries are almost extinct Patrons and students stall home games of BDCI football teams are treated to half time music by Highland Trio two pipes and drum The stud ents do avcry good job and should be commended for their efforts in general andschoolrspirit Wes Allsopp manager of the Barrie Arena is really hopping these days preparing to entertain represent atives from 9l other arenas Frankie Preat who stands fair chance of making the Barrie Flyers is brother of Normie Prest who toiled with theGalt Black Hawks several years ago Tony Poeta has left for Milan Italy where he will be playingcoach in the mum Hoc keyLeague for the Battle Cup He has been active in club activities through out and is popular choice Eartha closing stag party We nesdayv about 15 golfer5 turned nutfor is holes in beautiful wem ther much better than most days of the 1956 midsummer Follow ng this buffetsupper was held the club lounge with chicken and pigs tailsas the feature pa theexcellent cuisine prepared by the brothers Angeloff Robert and James Art Powell pro closing speeches which were brief and to the at Eddielie ck andAmby made the eciai which wei wonby Joe Longtln Charlie Hurtibesejred Anderton Members of the mens section ofharrie Country Club Wednes day night elected Gordon Needham CPA goit captain for 11957 The Barrie Fiyer left wluger of 194546 has been play ing good golf this past season especially won the first flight championsh and was runnerup ers Jack Kennedy Jack Cor Bob TarBush GeorgeReid Hugh Gihson an oug Codi burm up AFAMOUS$ MONICKER Eddie wers one of thernew referees the National Hockey League this season bears farm amenlhernewoffie Ii the National HockeyLeague and Syracuse Starrofthe old Inter natiohal ckey Leagu forerun nergof dayeArneric gt Alex BoydciJack Nixon JobnA thats usually is deep If their knowledgeof the mars MEET THE ravens For the next several issues we Will run short bi ographies and tldbtts about thegboysfi whose aim it is to bring the Memorial Cup back to Barrie Atleft is Dick Cherry Dick startedhls junior career with the Gait Black Hawks Last season was his first with the Flyers and good one it was too This season Dick is being countH Peterbo performers robgh Here Tonight Maybe it was justgthe first game jitters or had high but from last nights showing in Toronto theBarrle Flyersil appear tolackjuriior goaltendlng 0n the strength on half dozen easy markers the St Michaels College Majors topped the Flyers 115 Played at the Lakeshore Arena before few hundred fans what could have been good exciting hockey ganiewas marred by 20 penalties including 10 minute misconduct and one major sent cnce The locals had earlier gca Beckman took Coles pass and made the score 74 after two periods thivin Norrena scored the Fly Davison earlier inthe third The gameclosed with Gerry rowskiDave Rimstead Gino Uhn aco and Daryl Michaels goals Rimstead badthree of the his jors markers while Frank Mphov itch Jim Sonoski Tim Hook Dick Mattiussi had the others at least Spiit in the territorialplay and were robbedof several scoring chances right in the first period They scored one goal in that frame on BohSaviige who wasrcmoged for the second and third periods Cos iir Maniago finished up in theSt ikefs cage Weak 1n Goal Bruce McKechnie and Bill Bair split the goaltending dutie losers Neither was too imp in the inaugural exhibitioncdntest and will undoubtedly haveto show marked improvementif they want to stay around Things looked very good for the Flyera when they opened the scar ing at l21 of the opening stanza on goal from close in by Gord hoveday Theyrconfinubd to press the Majors into their own zone the rest of the period with the exception ofthree minutes Betweenth 514 andh marks of that StMikes rapped home fourtallios behind McHech nie These markers howegcr were not entirely his fault alone On two of the occasions Barrie defeuce men Eoofed St Michaels inmpedintofii 61 lead withinAS seconds from the tart of the middleframe on the trength of two goals by Dave Riotsteadw At 714 of that periodmherFly ers got life when Dick Cheri slapped home rebound from close intry by TomBlac Before theperiod ended Dick Cherry the Flyers steadicat perfor Imerlast night started plays that accounted for two more goals Just 87 seconds after the Flyers earlier goal Cherry was instm mental in getting the puck out of his own zone Bernie Cotegrabbed the loose disc around centreice and flipped it over toBcckman who was soaring inflight down the right wing The kid nm Halifax made nomisLike on hi shot from nt playfor aggravated groinI injury JIM Jo sephson came out of the game with cutover his righteye and liga ment trouble Which resulted after he retirEd St Mikes Angolti ith knee that cost Jim five minutes in the penalty box Bernie Cote needed stitches to close cuton his jaw and Billy Forhan com plaincd of an aching groin This game in two nights having beaten whatthey termed weak St Kit Ls club LLThe Majors had 52 shots on the TeePees netsExcep for Norm Foster the Majorslack Memorial Cupwdefence Father Crowley coach of the Majors said that unless his club could get few more good defencemen they will be just another teamrlhe Flyera had newcomer named OttErick son working no defence last night training camp The Flyers goy Poterboroiigb at home to night and tomorrow these two clubs meet again in Cobourg Lineups Flyers goal McKechiilei3a rd defence Cherry Chasczewski Dav ison Ashbee Ball Erickiion fo WardsJosephson Norrena ll Rolfe ForhanBlack Kan St Mikes scored again midwa through the frame and Beckman sc red again on play with Cherry Cote gain Cherry dug the discout ofh ovwnendrhe iofcentreand caught with omnto0n Spock no at1he Main Eastman science has foan new healua mom with ghb tVfqnhrinkhaninrrhol an li Th whgihtiWo pass blueline From prac pot he his mum flym squad On the right is John Qhasczewski whoalso cameto theFlyers via the Black Bruins chlefscout Harold cotton as being just one yearnwny from the NHL He and Cherry give the Barrie crow two of the top amateur defencemen wennwwn Fliers lose To2Muiofs By flapsided Iii5 ers last goal from Josephson and Sly potting St lil ICE CHIP nanny Patrick did Flyers due to an was theMajors second exhibition He is reportediout of Guelph Thejunlor oothall squad the BarrieDCIfi off toagreal start this season goes after wimnum her three this iatternoon Queena Park LTheJocala opponentswill be the junior team from Mldland who were on theloainl end ofr the tint game played hetween these samc two clubs atMidlandl Judng from the man er lni lch that game came close is afternoons contest ouid be Barries bardest start to date Midland came on inerystrong in the final stages of the earlier tangle filling the airwith pass5 es and the Barrie defender with confusion Because of this the Barrie foot ballets are taking anything for granted Since their Collingwood last week th have been working on pass efence that they hope will stymle John Dubeaua passes Dubeau little fellow with lot of skill was the boy who put Midland on their feet that first game He inqu with deadly accuracy and therc seems no rea son unless he la severely rushed why heshouldnt continue to be thorn in Barries side As displayed in the Colllngwood game however Barrie can also comeupJvlth talented passat tack Thcmost succusful of these is when quarterbacngohn Mc Dowell Jhlnds off to halfback Murray Hill then races down field tovbecomc receiver This playhas been very profitable for the flank tearn Ends Ralph Price and Brian Cooper Mo Dowella chief re ivers District Hockey Stalls oniMonclay Thc Barrie District Hockey Lea gue gets underway at 730 pm Monday at the Barrie Arena At 730 Thornton will play Dan gerfield and at Eimvale op poses Oro Combines The fellows in this league play just for the fun of it but in doing so provide some very good enter tainment You could do worse than attending these games BECOMES OFFICIAL Gaye Stewart is thefirst form er National Hockey league player toreieree in the NHL since King Clancy This will be Stewarts first year as an official after an active playing career that saw him line up at one time or another with fiveaf the six entries in the NHL The only club he failed to play with was Boston OW EMERGENClESUV CAN NEVER sWAlil our ll futhe leagues most rugged ohn lsdesgribed by Boston Score First Period Flyer Lovcday Charrj Majors Mahovlioh Majors Sonoski ONeil Majors Hook McKnight L5 Majors Mattiussi Angotti 82 Josephgoyn majo Second Peilo mstead Bouch Majors Rimstea Boucher Mshovlichl Fiyers Cherry Black Flyers Beckman Cote 10 Mfijorfié Sonoski Holmes ica lo QWCEIN 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