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SIJMMEII DETOUR It takes level head to win level hand level eye Ilut even sometimes when you try your level best Things Awry There is more to the poem but we conicss we dont know it In fact we cant even remember the sage poet Nevertheless truer words were never written They can apply to almost any phase of life work play or as in this case sports or more exactly hockey Yes the Barrie Ilyers tried their level best And while things did go somewhat awry over the last several months that is not the whole reason for the Barrie kids being through for the 25651 season The other hall of the reason is that the 195657 Bnnie Flyers were just not good enough That is cold hard fact but theres nothing wrong with it You cant ride the crest of the waves forever Som thing was bound to give and it did This was in nutshell bad year for the Flyers The team was not as modes the other Fiyers teams and accordingly the fan inter est was down Home gameattendance for the Flych games avenged around 950 That is not good regardless of how bad they seemed to be at times However the fans cant complain of lack of thrills Glancing back over the season we can remember many instances that will stick with us for while anyhow The very first game of the season saw the sensational Ottawa Canodicns extended to the limit to eke out 32 decision over the Flyers About 1500 fans were on hand that night just about the largest crowd to be hero all winter In that game an extra feature wasone of the best lights these eyes have ever seen Dick Cherry and Jerry Wilson squared off with Cherry winning the decisi couple of weeks later in Guelph the Flyers lost rookie defence man Barry Ashbce for couple months when he suffered broken wrist and two fractured fingers The first trip to Hamilton saw Danny Patrick bump Brian Smith out of commission for few weeks After the turn of the new year it was quite evident that the Flyers were not firstdivision club and that they were going to have real light on their hands to make the playoffs Around the middle of January local fans were tickled pink when the Fiyers shut out the StMichaels College Majors 120 They were even happier with the fact that Frank Iiiahovlich the leagues most valuable player and top goalgetter was off the score sheet by the close checking of Gord Loveday who shortly after was released from the club Early in February the club played some of its best hockey wiri ning iouroffivc homegames Three of them were by shutouts two of them coming in consecutive games few days later Coach Hap Emms blasted some of his players for what he termed gutlcss play In the some light he praised lightweight Danny Patrick for his rugged play On February 22 the Fiyers made the playoffs by defeating the St Catharines TeePees here at the Barrie Arena Then there was the recent game in Ottawa in which the Flyers outscored the baby Habit ants 76 The seven goals was more than any other Junior club had scored against the Habs this season Around that same time Billy Forhan who closed the season with creditabletotal of 21 goals scored eight in three games He had the clubs only two hat tricks of the season Jimmy Josephson came close on couple of occasions Then of course came the playoffs and John Cbasczowskis sene sotional goal Friday night That particular game also featured some heavy bumping by John who had played checking game through the majority oi the regular schedule Also in Fridays game was another horrible exhibition of officiating by Jerry Olinski His boss Pat Pat vtcrson was in the stands and Jerry really gave him show TIIEIItVWAYS So another season has come to an end By this evening it is doubt ful if any of them with the exception of Al Norrena who lives in Shanty Bay will still be here Some of them we wont see playing in Barrie Flyers uniform again John Chasczewski Dick Cherry and Jack Kane have all played out the string Imveday of course has his release and it is quite possible that one or two others who didnt play as expected wont be invited to tryouts next fall Some of the surgbets to come back would seem to be Billy For han Jimmy Josephson and Danny Patrick Murray Davison and Barry Ashbee played good on the blueline the last month or so Garry Ed wards the speedy winger acquired from the Marllboros didnt score too manypoian but has the speed and could well come through Dale Rolfe the elongated winger who tapered off badly in the stretch but improved again in the playoffs has three more junior seasons left and could become quite player under Emms tutelageiommy Black worked hard all through Brooks played some good goal but will have plenty of opposition from Wally Adair and Bruce McKeehnie next sea SDII Murray Brydsonwho played the last month with the As looks like good centre for next season Bob Blackburn should win defence post on the merits of his few games with Barrie And Hap has other kids including those pickedup in the recent drafts to put the Flyers back on winning ways anvhow GOOD we motion ran summit FELLOWS JUST HOT The South Simcoe League semifinals are tonight with two games being played The first getsunder way at 730 with Cliff Browns CeeBecs playing Stroud Then at 900 pm Torgis play incfiana Eloisa Will CIISSii enowa Barnie District Collegiate came the Barrie cause sootinf 18 up with 50 per cent average at the COSSA basketball playoffs on two fronts inToronto Saturday At Bloor Street Collegiate Mary MacDonalds senior girls wonthe championship in that division yvith finalgame 3720 victory over the Quinte schooiof Belle vilie BDCI junior boys under coach Doug Kettle came up with one of their poomst efforts this year in droppingout in the semis by dropping 5035 decision to the Quinte crewmat Hart House In the semis the Barrie girls eked out 3936 decision over Trenton This was actually their hardest game as they had to conic from behind late in the final quarter The Barrio representatives heldv 129 lead at the end of thefirst quarter but then shared 34 points evenly by halftime At three quarter time the BDCI lassies were down 2345 With three minutes to go the locals Were still live pointsoff the pace into points in the afternoon game and 12 in the évening encountere Ilitth Dangerfield hadas points in the semiand 14 in the final June Ayerst had eight points in the afternoon and five in the evening Mary Jackson had half dozen points in the championship tilt As stated earlier theboys werent exactlyworid heaters Potentially they 1had it Ibutthey seemed to givoway to the ten sion anddisplayed some atrocious shooting Sover thefirst eight minutes scored only one ended hit of Barrie scorers with lghtgpoints Don Kirlmatriek Paige and Ier had all Doorman had four and Fra asiye ken gt Aurora Belairsiupsetvlseeton Bee am The Barrie Flyers went down to defeat for the last time this season when they dropped two weekend decisions unthé St Catharines TeePees The final result was that the Elyers annow pack up and go hometiwhiio the Teens whooutscored the locals in threesmlghfiplayolfgamed entgr the Junior OHA semifinal round against either the Hamilton Tiger Cubs or the TomatovMarlboxos The end or tholongtrau came earlier than most folks hereabouts suspected but it was inevitable that club with out too much scoring punch wasnt going to go too far in Iunior company Eithdi Way Either weekend contest which proved to be two of the more or citingsgames of the season hero or in St Catharines could have gone either way The score was 42 here on Friday nightfnndoa the GardenCity Seturday In these two finalmatchcr the Flyers had the morechnneeslo put the puck in the net but on tic orweak shooting just made the games close Beiore their home fans Friday theFiycrs clung to the TecPees all the way and the St Catharines clinching goal did not come tlii past the 16minute mark in tho final fraMe Fortwo periods Saturday the Flych outplayed the TcePcesat every position except between the pipes where Itoy Edwards was much cooler than Wally Adair who was called up from Newmar ket to replace regular Flycrs goalie Ross Brooks Coach Hap Emms of the Fly ers said that he didnt bench Brooks for indifferent play but for the reason that helhought the Flyers would play better defent sively with new goaltender In that last Saturdaynight per iod however the TeePees scored couple ofiast goals that broke the Flyers backs The locals did nt give up byany means but it was evident that their chances of grabbing lheduke were nil McKenzie Thorn Probably the bigest point against the Flyers was not their own clubLbut with the Teepsl That would be speedy Jack McKenzie The chunky transpianted west orner has scored most ofhisgoals tor so it seems against tho Bar riekid5 His two third period igoais on Saturday were his clubs fifth and sixth which putvthem out of the visitors reach It has been occasion indeed when McKe hasnt zoomed around the Flyers defence to test the goalkeeper In bringing their season to at close the Flyerscame up with play on Friday night that could match anything on the Hollywood screen gt The play occurred in the sec and period The TeePecs fired puck in lheFyers end and Ross Brooks the locals eagetender grabbed the puck and instead of clearing it behind the net sent it straight up the middle to John Chasczewski who had motioned to Brooks just after he stepped out of the penalty box Chasczewski then broke through tiny hoiein the Teeleas blue line brigade andput the thick in the net as he was falling headlong on the ice The onlyunspectacular View of Emms didnt have too much to say about the loss but Rudy Pil nus of the TcePees said it looked like the Flycrs were going to grab Saturdays game until they fell back in the third period He ex claimed that the llyers beat his mayhem Saturday good crowd of basketball fans watched an equally good has ketbail game in Gait Saturday night Theoccasion was the visit rass dz Glann intermed cluh from Barrie The final score read 10187 for Galt but what happened while thetliia points were being rack ed up is what really counted It is reported that the fans thataway have rarely seen such an outstand ing game The visitors from Barrie with only six players on hand battled brilliantly and gave Way tofati gue first then Gait The host Gall team had tug eomplement of payers and ha change them the play was the OHIBIHIVSCOYEr olten ihroughthe earlier stages subnuttegi by refereelevy ZShow ofthe contest to keepipace wit boat ohaski He spending most Ernie petflmoulxslarass Glea of the night trying to impress Pat erg gt Patterson the bossman of the OIIA officials neglected to give Brooksie the assist on the goal No Luck Witliany luck at all the Fly ers could have taken atleast one of the two weekend games The Friday night game seemed the more likely of the two With the Flyers being responsible forrtheir Whatmakcs the game so much better is the fact the local giub hasnt been able to exactly eat uppractjce time fonthe simple reason that hasnt that much money DOSpI ethat they went through the regular schedule in fihe stylefiand are confident of victory here next Saturday being inthe hole Billy quhan in attempting zi pass in his own blueline let the puck go too easy and itlanded on the stick of Ron Quénville of the Teelees Quenville missed the net with his shot then wed after the puck behind the net He shot Nico Corneback At halftime the score saw Gait tip 5543 really kicked up their heels and withingfive minutes to go the scorelwasallsquared at 85 apiece At this point Don Crosbywho hadiplayed brilliant checking l2 shaman Barrie ut the Barriegang boys to the puck consistently in the first two periods Rudy also felt that helihcr club played well it could Fridays Summary CATHANNES Goal Ed defence Hilimanxltobaz Morton Gendron McDermoti forwards Cosburn Mikita Hull Hockatn McKenzie Quenville Maki Grosso Corupe Ewer BARRIE GoalBroolu de fence Cherry Chascrcwski Ash bce Davison forwards Forhan Rolfe BrydsonNorrena Patrick Josephson Kane Hall Black Iint Period Teeps Quenville 858 THIS PICTURE was one of the last Junior shots to be taken this season at the BarrielArena While thescore 42 for St Catharines Tee Peesindicated otherwise this is typical aetionasthe Flyers held the edge in play The Teeps goaltender is Roy Edwards From leftto right racross the picture arez Jack McKenzie TeepsJack Kane Flyers the game on fouls Crosbys play was not rough at all it was just that he was so tired hewas acci dentally bumping into Illé oppos ing hoopsters Once Crosby was put out ofthe game the Brass Glenners had only five men left to use thus they had to be careful and not check so closely Taking advantage of the visi torilack of manpower the Gait boys outscored Barrie 12 inthe closing five Jack Hnreled the losers in the scoring department with 38 points Doug Kettle played strong game and contributed 19 points Ron carr hadcight and Don Crosby eightgdion Stewart six and John Ml mur Copf had as for Gait and Leh man24iJohannes 21 Hogan and Watt 12 and Potter six Galt had idioms called against Barrie counted on only ad 15 called against themgand the Gait cagers scored 23poinis onfree throws Both sides wereyvery happy With the offitiating of Jack Burni etc of Guelph and Glen Faust of St JeromeV gt On Saturday March loyat 830 at the BDCI gym these an em clubs will play the second play if game of the 03A serl it out and it deflected off Dick game for Barrie was put outof Preceding this game will be an Penalties McKenzie 835 Hill man 830 Gcndzon and Pairick 842 llobazu III3 Davlson 1157 Gendron 1432 Cherry 1029 Gen Black 1958 Seed nd Pcrlod Teens Boekstrm prazu VRavlich Penalties Morton wa Black 308 Robina 833 Chamwahi 808 Gendron 1014 13th IGOI Patrick and Morton l9 Third Period IIyera Chascuwski Teens Co pe Hull Mi ill 1058 Flyers Black Josephson 1227 Teeps Bull Corupe Lose IllaGm till87 jSCore exhibition encounter between Doug Kettles juniors from BDCI and Father OBriens hoopsters from St Josephs High School lt Camp Borden Bows Toi Quebec Station RCAF Station St Johns Que bec took threegoal lead in the first periodthcn went on to de feat RCAE Camp Borden 52 Sat urday in knockout elimination towards the RCAF Dominion hoc key championship Going into the second peri with In threegoal marginJ the beeers were almost tumbled as the Bordenairespotted pair gt Then the Maple Leafs from St Johns dented thexgtwine Itwice more in the sameframe andthats where the scoring end The winners now play the West ern Command victors Camp Bor den darned the right to play St Johnshy defeating Trenton last week Guilbeault had air of goals for thewinners nude Duval Frank Salvage and JohnBoyd had the others The Camp Bordenmarksmen were Tommy Hughes and hill Lothian Individualstar of the game was Pshl McGuire theMaple Leafs netminder The Borden crew had far the better ofthe play but could rarely penetrate McGuires armor Cherrys stick into the cage Friday nights goalscorers for the TeePees Were Quenyille Ed lIoekstra Bob Corupe and Bobby Hulii Flyers marksmen were Chasev zewski and Tommy Black Besides McKenzies pair for the Teeps on Saturday St Catharines goals came from the sicks of Rock stra twice Chico Maki and Bob Corupe Emms was over the boards in hurry after the game to con gratulate each and every member of the TeePees Eorihis gesture the St Catharines fans gave him hearty applause Aurora Belairs Upset Be 63 Scoring lhree alsin les the th 63in Beeton Saturday in anpn terrne Th ea olizhe young skaters ye costumes were Judy Kelly 12 can Horn and yle Norris iota Penaltieshlekl 536 Kaneidsé i230 Josephson 240 Cherry 3I8 McKentie 1858 Saturdays salami st Citharinaslineup some as Friday Haiti lII McKenzie 1004 Adair in goal or my sin day Add Blackburn to defence and Million andilessier tofon wards Iirst Period Tecps Hoekstra Hillman Ravlich Flyers Cherry Josephson Kane Teops Maki Grosso Cosburn Flyers Kano Josephson Brydson 1930 Penalties McKenzie and Black nannnnolmnnnn In draw maderrecentlyEon ladies handbag Grant Morton TeepsMatt Ravlich TeapsrMurray Brydson Flyers vVlger Gendron Taps Jim Josaphson Flyers and Dick Cherry Fly ers The following night in St Catharines the Flyers lost 63 decls ion and thus ended their 195651 season following the Teeps Hoekstra McKenzie Hillman Teens Corupe Ewer Teens McKenzie tItavlich Illllman Tecps McKenzie Ravlich Iliiiman 140 Flyers Blackburn Forhan Josephson l930 Penalties Davison 617 Iiolle and Nikita Idflz ramo sale tickets byche members of Barrie Minor Hockey Associa tion the winner proved lobe liIiss Dorothy Ayers of 109 John Street imam Voielhisi Month Polling stations are being set up in Ontarios fluecuredto baconareas to vote late this month onrbringing the crop un der marketing scheme Themovenias launched in Nov folk County whereflhe Federa tion of Agricultureheld series of meetings at which the Ontario Farm Products Marketing Act was discussed More than 20 farm products aresold under such schemes Ontario in system by whic gproducors try to main taincontrol over their product until it has reached the market petition 31000 inames was presented at Queens Park recently and vincial author ities announced that the vote wouldbe held There are ab 4500 growers in the provinc The move wasfprompted by growers who feel Ontario Flue Cured Tobacco Marketing Board isinfluenced more laytobacco companies than by farmers recent combines investigation agreed St Patricks Dance Stroud Com munity Hail Friday March 15 auspices Order of Eastern Star $100 admission includes lunch and lucky draw 3032 Monster Euchre and Auction of Bake Goods etc in Newton Rob inson Orange Hall Saturday March 16 830 pm Ladies please provide Admission 40c Proceeds for new furnishings for hall 80 Glenoro Junior Farmers are sponsorng dance in Iilidhurst Township Hallon Friday March 15 at 930 Good music prizes lunch counter Admission 50c 3031 Bo social and dance good muv sic on Friday March 15 at Craighurst mmunity Hall at 830 Ad on 50cforvmen and Auspices requested can and warm PRINTING phone as 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