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Mummnimmnwuvnm SPORTS TYPE By STEVE JONESCU Sports Editor OLD OUTDOOR NOTES Most of you have fished and like myself have msually come back with next to nothing in the grab giag minnow How often have you pulled in tiny trout pike 3plckerel or whathaveyou and walled Its just When youre looking for bigger things in the sum mer minnows are for driving you off your nut However when it comes winter and the water freezesfie Kempenfelt Bay good many fishermen would offer plenty for good batch of minnows As long as Ive been around Barrie there has been scarcity of the summer annoyances and winter Jewels But 196162 winter season has seen change Ive heard from several sources that minnows are lentiful right in this bay and little farther on the ake Ive heard too that most ardent ice fishermen have win ters stock tucked away under lock and key no doubt One fellow claims to have 10 or 12 bushels He wont say where they are but insists that no price is thigh enough at the moment And so it goes Fishermen certainly are goofy iim glad can say Im as goofy as the next One thing havent heard is of anyone ghis or her fish shanty for this years bob re arlng gin The weathers been too lousy warm and too few catch es were made last year About the only guy know who had any con tinued success last winter was one of my favorite waiters He pulled them in from right under my nose iv couldnt even catch cold Some brave souls were spied in boat on the bay earlier in the week Dont know whether they had any success There are cou le of fellows wholl ear robably take the blades out th them this they venture on to the ice Carl Flear Ross anzer and Ed Renick did pretty well on their hands and knees one stormy day feel like heel reminding them of it few other fellows gave up the ice fish ing bit couple of years ago after taking turns at get 5vtlng sick on coal oil fumes One of the first signs that shanties are dotting the bay will be when The Examiner reptorts the first car going through soft sport or crac OTHER NOTES Normand Jacques recently re leased by Charlotte Checkers of the US Eastern Am ateur Hockey League has been acquired by Amherst Ramblers Ramblers are reported to have fired their current netminder since getting the former Barrie star Barries juvenile allstar club plays at Beeton tonight in an exhibition game with Newmarket Junior Hockey Club Overheard at Meaford play with the Chevies this ment has been made Don Westbrooke hockey allstar team Minor Hocke Red Henry will definitely season financial settle Creernores gift to Junior was tied for spot on the leagues second Week in Canada starts January 20 Its not too early or parents of boys who play hockey to plan to attend at least one game during that time It would he even better if it was already nice habit it My face is redder than usual today went over to the curling club to take snapped four times pic tures of four lovely ladies The camera worked beau tiquy It wasan until returnedto the office that discovered loaded second hand that the camera WAS NOT BOWLING BRADFORD INDUSTRIAL Standing international Fruit 38 Federal Farm as Federal lFarni Plant 25 BA 23 Hélinnd River Gardens 19 Dominion Farm 19 Art Hunt had the high scores of 286 and 671 Jim Barman che had 274 single Mike Masin had 253 single and 620 iple Sam Pavale had tri le of 013 RADFORD MIXED Sanding 300 Club 59 Boun cars 65 Scorpions d3 Ulcers 61 gSpades 55 Spoilers 50 Electrons s50 Diebards 45 United Six 45 friend Pins 44 HiFI 48 Aces 39 Rita Grencer had the ladies thigh single of 729 Marie Mos es had 228 single and 808 tri iple Corrie Steyn had 226 single and Hilda Phillips is 805 ftiiple Bill Scholl led the men with 288 single and 751 triple Bill Andrews had 278 single and Jlm Riddeli 263 Paul Novasad had 091 triple followed by Paul Sopuck 674 BRADFORD LADIES Final standing first series AKay 67 Jeans 62 Vennettas Kay 49 Kay Wyman had 254 single and 610 triple Doreen Goodyear had 239 single Teddi Dow ad 228 single and 006 triple VIennetta Bulpit had 572 tri Pams 30 Moidex Essa Road Best Broombaiiers Moldex and Essa Road won Carnival Bronmball League games at Barrie Arena Moldex nipped Kolmar 10 on Barry Bertrams tally Essa Road got five goals from Duncan Campbell in de feating DeVilbiss EM Murray Amos had two goals fll the winners and Don McFadden and Gary Fraser had single tons Stan Jackson scored twice for DsViiblss John Bowman and Ron Carter had singles Iwo Close Games Mercantile Hockey Tivo close games were play ed in Barries Mercantile Hook ey League at the arena this week Dominion Tire edged 400 Grill 82 and Bertram nipped Unl versal 21 Roy Atkinson scored twice for Dominion and George Boor man had single Jack Vair 2361 Leo Casey lit the light for Larry Garner and Ron Van scored for Bertram in their vic tory Jack Ronald scored for Universal BALDWIN Decorator LEFROY TEL STROUD 53R32 Falcons Puzzled Cant Get Victory Over Shipbuilders Why cant Barrie Bay City Falcons beat Oolhngvmod Ship builders How can they beat hfeaiord Chevies How can Chcvies in turn defeat Coiling These are questions bothering the local hockeyists leaders of the Georgian Bay intermediate League Falcons want some answers In fact if beating Caliingwood could be done with mirrors Falcons would try It The first time Barrie played the Shipbniiders HsrryLumlsy and company won by two goals That was in Colilngwood Barrie took the out meeting by single tally at the local BIEIJI In the following three encoun ters Falcons have taken it on the chin and they dont know why hfeaford club that has dropped four in row to Bar rie has beaten Coliingwood without too much trouble Tonight the Falcons go to col iingwood for another crack at the problem Maybe they should borrow llfcaford livery in the league standing Bar rio has sixpoint edge over both Chevles and Shipbuildsrs Iifcaford has two games in hand over the Falcons and Shipbuild crs three The situation with Colilngmsod will be the some after tonights meeting Falcons want to be out of reach in hand out hand or over hand Meaford is at Midland in the leagues other game By hiudny Falcons next home game with Chevies as oo entertalners the picture be tween these two clubs could snge Meaford has signed Red Hen ry former professional goal tender The club has designs on Frank Bergeron veteran puckstcr who Is rated one of the best in the territory This is just another reason why Falcons want the two points tonight Second Schedule At Curling Club Groups and of the mens section of Barrio Curling Club started the OKocfe schedule last night These groups curl every Monday and Thursday Groups and start tomor row evenlng They curl every Tuesday and Friday Following is the personnel Group Kennedy ski Norris vice Caldwe second Dean lend Saso Fairbrother Traub Lemmon Webb Scagram Evans Bentley Craig Garner Vallwln and Kennedy Craig Stephenson Ideson Stephenson Idesonn ArmstrongS Cox Harris Scott Langmuir Fer guson Necdhnm Hal penny Ellement Keeling Ough Richardson Cook Peterson Hurti bese Gurd Spencer Robinson Hayter Dry den llIcGetrlck Bigelow Fcndley Jennett Coutts Leggett El rick Northway Reevle Day Reynolds Luck Crowe Stevenson McColgnn Group Webb Bris tow Rowell Clarke Rruvc ireadwell Morri son Stephens Hewlck Mills Vlau Jackson Beaumont Emery Little Leighton St John McKensic Laklng Rodgers Armstrong Robinson Rodgers Mar tin Reynolds Casey Emma Bishop Knight Chuntler Edmunds Webb Kennedy Stewart Henley Fraser Nix on Bell Hickling Webb Smith Fraser Nixon Henderson lilor ley Wilson ll Saunders Pollock Peacock Sey mour Christie McLean Hart Lang Kadish Moore Group Glbbins Murdle Campbell liIuckIc Al ien Haslett Dempstcr Sorjeant Bibby Corby Homer Hodgson Matthews II Aycrst Stev enson Moran Church ter Watt Wicc Clync Cooke Smith Moore Lovell Walt slmons Cockbum Wol fendcn Luck Murray Henry Thlifault Mer rick Gilchrist Skelly Walls Mcrrett Nul Roberlson Tomblyn Bur den Finkbelner lllorsh Campbell Nesbitt How arth Miles Campbell Broley Brent Hersey Lloyd Wilson John ston Shannon Corr Iii Wine lliorren Group Burbldge Duncan Pifhcr Eur bldge Smith Woodger Swan Stecklay Szy manls Adams Cumming Swain Adams Mlchle Stephens Woods Mac Donald Pearson Rankin Humphreys Duval Bertram Johnston Crook Steel Smith Jim Webb Surgenor McKenzie Paddison Wheeler Ron Armstrong MacDonald Little Lennox Anders II Drinkle Miller Smith Merriam Nelson Mayes Scandrett Amos King Sutherland Spencer Spring Hill Cmssland Gray Pat ton Callen Green Harris Bertram Jcrmey Platoon System Is Wanted Again NEW YORK AP Nine years ago this month 66 weary delegates at the National Cole Iegiate Athletic Assocatlon con vention passed resolution which emphatically asked the elimipation of platoon substitu tions in football The subsequent action of the football rules committee in eliminating unlimited substitu tions brought applause from sports writers and broadcasters who had been saying for sev eral years that real football player should be able to per form both no offence and de fence The expense factor in recruit ing and mdintaining large squads was another objection frequently cited Now the experts say they want free substitutions and pin toons hack Fortynine of the writers and broadcasters participating in the Associated Press yearend pollroughly one quarter of those casting ballots listed this as the one rules change theyd make it they had the say The figure is comparable to the original antiplatoon vot ing in the polls of decade ago RETURN GOAL POSTS Only one other proposed change drew anywhere near as much support There were 32 Car To You In Less Than MINUTES votes in favor of returning the goal posts tolhe goal line from 10 yards back It may be significant that these two changes would bring college football rules more in line with professional football which never moved the goal posts back and which allows unlimited substitutions The college nilesmakers wid ened thedlstance between the goal posts few years ago to give field goal kickers an eus ler target but refused to move the posts up where they might injure charging back The No suggestionby 10 voterswas Dont change the rules SHIP LIVE SALMON COLDBBOOK NS OP Anesthetized salmon are being shipped live in plastic bags filled with water and oxygen from the federal fisheries hatch ery here to an aquarium at Trafalgar Ont They are for use in antipollution demonstra tions by an oil company corona DELIVERIES Barrie Curling Club will this district in Dia compelltion at St Georges Curling Club To ronto later in Ibo month By THE CANADIAN PRESS Hamilton Red Wings ex tended their unbeaten slrlng to four games Thursdny night to edge within one gome of Illoot real Junior Canadians The Wings did all their scor ing in the first two periods to down ilfthvplacs Niagara Falls Flycrs 42 while the Conndlcns were outplayed in the finnl 20 minutes and had toseltle for 55 tie with St Catharines Teo pccs Tho Hobs now have 41 points in 28 Ontario Hockey Associa tion Junior games The Wings with two gomes in bond have 39 points Borden Smith of Guelph and Clouds Lnroso of Pctcrborough fired two goals such in Thurs dny nights other game as the Royals downed the tall end Pctcs 52 ot Pcterbomugh The Cnnodlcns ahead +2 go ing into the final period at Montreal outshot the Tecps 47 20 but had difficulty beating goalie Roger Crozlor Andra Boudrlas the leagues lop marksman ran his scoring Play Games Minor Hockey Three games were played in Barries MidgetJuvcn 1e Hock ey League last night at Barrie Arena 90 in the first tilt Doug Smith scored four goals for the vic tors Roy Symes had two goals and Mike Sanderson Allan Eycrs and Joe Ryther had sin glctous Flycrs scored late in the fin ale to nip Lions 54 Ken Cook paced the Flyers with two goals and Brian McCann Jim Brady and David Hayes had singles Grant Lockhart had three of Lions goals and Bill Gill had the fourth Finally Dangerfields blanked Sun Life 20 on goals by Clay ton Perry and Dave Spark Next games are Jan 10 at Camp Borden Army Appren tices play Sunlife at pm and glayéers play Innlsfli Motel at Search Underway To Trophy Owner PERTH Ont CPA search is on for the rightful owner of hockey trophy apparently about 30 years old which was given to the now disbanded Perth Industrial Hockey League Thetrophy was found on the bottom of the St Lawrence River near Ganonoque by skin divers searching for the pro pelier of tour boot it was turned over to police The cup bearing the inscrip iton Tip Top Tailors Perth In duslrial League do nated by Conway was enlty by fire Mr Conway died three years ago and local authorities have not been able to ascertain who was the last winner For Most Cara rams nxrm DOMINION Colts clobbered Innlsfil Molcl darkened on one side apperr FRONT END illlGNMET BARBIE FOUR TAKE DISTBI Yesterday at the local club the rink skipped by Mrs John Ough left won its fourth straight game in the sixrink roundrobin series Barrlas Hamilton Moving on Another Skein streak to 11 successive games with his two goals Norm Den nis Ted Houston and Jean Cloude Hebert got the others For St Cothorincs Clement Forcnzcno John Brcnneman Jock Stanfield Roy Cullen and George Standing scored SWITCH NETRIINDERS The Red Wings before 2430 homo fans were blonkcd in the third period after rookie Jirn Couch rcplnccd Wayne Rut ledge ln the Niagara Falls nets Lowell MacDonald Howie Me nard Earl Holskola andBryan Campbell got goals while Don Awrcy and Billy Knlbbs rcplicd for Niagara Falls The 985 paid ions got little to cheer about in Pctcrborough un til Lorosc scored his pair in the third period In addition to Smith the Guelph scorers wcrc Billy Taylor Leo illoricl and John hlokins uclph had big edge in the rst two periods and erected 40 load In Metro Toronto contest lostperiod goals by Gerry Ro worth his second of the night and Wally McLean gnvc Union vllle 66 tie with Brampton other scorers for Unlonville were Wally Phalr Barry Wnt son and Murray Stroud while Brampton scoring was shared by Charlie llfltchcll Don West brooke Peter Nonkcs Don Ful ler Jim Jogo and Bob Sanger Sooiw Rear in mi Cum LONDON CPLEvery your in the Football Association cup obscure clubs come forth in in bid to topple the Giants of Brit ish soccer The FA cup is the only major soccer competition in England and Wales which gives the small fry outside the Football League chance to tackle the big clubsThis your three po tential giant killers have reached the third round of lhe knockout tournament to be played off this Saturday Top of the bill Is Kings Lynn club that plays in the unglam orous English Southern League The Norfolkmon have been drawn away to Everton on eat the most formidable teams in the first division Their chances of success are practically oil but theres plenty of cash in it Roughly £3000 will go into the Kings Lynn coffcrs enough to wrpe off the clubs bank over draft and finance astadium draft and finance stadium overhaul The other two nonleaguers in the third round Morecnmbe and Weymouth have been lucky enough to miss draw against big clubthey ploy eaLéh other with Weymouth fav ore CONSTRUCTION LTD Barrio PA 33186 cr IAMON in final win was over Midland 76 In other games ycstcrv day Port Carling defeated Huntsville 107 and Parry Sound edged Orillls 119 Bradford Lads Top Unionviiie Bradford Pecwee hockeylsls defeated Unionvliia 42 in North York contest Steve Kun yo scored three and Richard Masonone for Bradford Brook Wheelsn scored both Unlonvliie goals No games were played in the BradfordHolland lllursh Ilockcy League Springdalo edged Dons De livery to Wolf Bucholz pac ed the victors with six mark ers Art and Jim loose and Jack Rupke had slnglcs chlo Kalegsric had three goals for Dons Gord Walker scored pair and WallyHunt got the other Bradford North nipped Ans norveldt 76 Bob Jackson puc cd the winners with three goals Ken Vonos had pair and Bill iilarks and Gre Scott hnd sin gles Thys Sc uly with five and Ralph Dykstra counted for Ansnorveldt Redskins Get Top Boaters WASHINGTON AP Coach Bill McPcok plagued all sea son long with inadequate placc kicking on his Woshlngton Red skins will havo two of the best in college ranks going for him Sunday in the US Bowl McPcak whose Redskins wcre seasonlong collar occu pants ln the National Football League gets his first look to doy at the kicking of Gre Mn ther ond Don Jones Mother Navy cod kicked the two field goals that heat Army in HONORS Members of lifts Oughs rink stoning from sccoml lcit are ltfrs Emcrosn chb Mrs James Ciync and Mrs Jack Hamilton Sweden Joins World Curling EDINBURGH Scalinan Canada meets the United Stalcs and Scotland will take on Sue den of Folkirk March 15 in tho opening matches oi the 1962 Scotch Cup The draw for the fourth nuol worlds curling chum ships was announced The Scotch Whisky Assoc lion sponsors of thc compclition The four competing counlrlcs will play six matches luring the series mccling Cfliil other twicc Matches will be played in Falklrk March i5 and iii and in Edinburgh March 19 Anti It will he 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