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By SFEVE JONESCIJ Sports Editor RISE AND FALL 0F FALCONS Bay City Falcons Georgian Bay Intermediate Hockey League leaders for more than half of the schedule can be thankful today for Orillia Lakeviews being in the league The locals have done next to nothing asfar as gathering points is concerned during January The New Years Day game against Drillia was nothing They picked up belated win couple of weeks ago on protest Other than that Falcons have been easy pickings for Midland Flyers Meaford Chevies and Coiling wood Shipbuilders The big mystery is Whats wrong and why For the past couple of games Falcons have had as close to full lineup as theyll ever have They cant come close to winning Some of the players like Bob Garner Chuck Ed ward Al Smith Gerry McBride and Lew Stoddart are well up among the leagues scoring leaders The club still flounders My feeling for the clubs demise is that all of the fellows arent pulling together would suggest take it or leave it that the fellows get together and deter mine just who wants to play hockey 100 per cent and who wants to go at half mast Something has got to be done and done in hurry Falcons to my mind have the outstanding goal tender in the league in Don Rich Collingwood and Meaford have big names in Harry Lumley and Red Henry Rich has still been the most consistent All too often big names overshadow big stops Who can dispute Garners claim as outstanding forward in the league There are others on this club like Smith who are as good as any Falcons defence should be sound with Ray GariepY Dave Sandersori Jim Cairns not used near enough Don Graves and Ken Robertson This is quite an array waste think so firmly believe that Falcons problem is mental This reflects on the physical Thats why the club is going at an equaltosnails pace In the meantime the other clubs with the except ion of the even more desperate Lakeviews are skip ping along merrily Where they once Iooked to Bar rie for keen opposition they now look for two points Things could change for the better Only the players can decide how and when it should be done May suggest the time NOW JUST NOTES Midhurst Boy Scouts and Third Barrie will play at the West End Plaza Saturday This hockey game was postponed by horrible weather con ditions last weekend Forgot to mention yesterday that the entertain ment at the Medical Bonspiel was supplied by the Whistlers otherwise known as Dr Alf Crossland Dr Ross Turnbull and Dr John Hicks They were terrific despite the fact the act was stolen Barrie Juvenile OMHA team has practice called for this evening at Barrie Arena nine oclock The man agement feels the club is still in need of three or four more good hockeyists in order to make favorable showing in provincial competition of talent Is it going to Junior Underdogs Win Two Contests By THE CANADIAN PRESS St Catherine Teepeu were BOWLING KEMPVIEW LADIES Scores Busy bees Parrots Maulers Blue Jays Pen ottes Alley Cats Royals Live Wires Night Hawks Eackierl Pirates Spitfires Standing Cacklers so Far mt 21 Pirates 18 Penettes l7 Royals is Live Wires 14 Alley Cats 13 Blue Jays 13 Spitfires lt 12 Night Hawks Busy Bees eMnulers Greensides had the high single of 259 and top triple of BOO CITY LADIES Scores Lakeside Cabins Dons TV Clarkson Hotel Jacksons Grill Bertram Bros Tattersalls IPA 2Hays Body Shnp Clarke and Clarke Queens Hotel Driftwood GiovanniFerric Standing Clarke and Clarke 25 Lakeside 22 IPA 21 Bertram ll Giovanni 20 Roys 20 Jack sons is Driftwood 18 Queens 17 Tattersalls 18 Dons tClarkson Marion Robillard had the high spores 312 single and oils tri Sunflowers Daisies Pan sies Ann Smith rolled the high sin gle of 254 and top triple of 598 Other 200 games were by Pat Mussop 221 Marie Merriam 212 Helen Cross 218 Grace Graves 214 Minnie Schandlen 206 Ann Smith 207 Ethel Sutton 204 Sally OConnor 203 WEDNESDAY LADIES Scores Elms Maples Cedars Weeping Willows Skunk Bushes Oaks Standing Weeping Willows 40 Cedars 37 Oaks 33 Elms 25 Skunk Bushes 26 Maples 24 Ev 0dishaw had the top single of and Mary Warnica the top triple of 589 Other 200 scores were by Marg Cowan 209 Mary Warnica 207 and 204 Lilly Webb 214 Ivy McWaters 203 Ann Conder 200 Pearl Rey nolds 205 NHL LEADERS By THE CANADIAN mass standings Montreal won 2a lost tied 11 points 67 Points Batbgate New York 61 Goals Hull Chicago 30 Assists Bathgate 43 Sbutout Hall Chicago Penalties Fontjnato real 131 minutes ORIGINALS Scores Orchids Camellia Roses Asters Petunias DRASTICAIII noun PRICES ON SHURGAIN IERTILIZERS ALSO Early Delivery Discounts Until Feb 1962 $200 per Ion Fob Mar 31962 $l50 per ton CASH DISCOUNTOF IF PAID BEFORE MARCH IS I962 See Us Now For The Best Quality Fertilizer You Can Buy In Plastic or Paper Bags CUMMINGS rrrngniu PA 34264 BARRIE Mont Two teams to the Ontario Hockey Association Junior series Thursday night turned Groundhog Day into day of hockey underdogs The tail end Peterborougb Petes turned on the fourth place Guelph Royals 86 in Pet erborougb while the thirdplace Stewarts Girls Nip Newmarket Stewarts BA scored goal in each period last night to defeat Newmarket 32 in Barrie and District Lndies Hockey game at Thornton Mary Berthelotie Linda Miller and Nellie Van Lowin scored in that order for Stewarts of Bar rte Mary Walton counted both goals for Newmarket This evening Ono plays at Orillia After three games of the schedule Stewarts lead with win and tie for three points Oro has one win Newmarket tie and Drillia loss Sun Life Lions Win Puck Games Lions and Sun Life won Mid getJuvenile Hockey League contests at Barrio Arena last night Lions led by Conrad Male neys two tallies dcfcntedinnis fil Motel 53 Don Atkinson Lockhart and Eyru scored sin gles for the winners Wayne Latour with two and Bowman scored for Innlsfll Roy Atkinson scored three time to lead Sun Life to 61 win over Camp Borden Appren tices Ricky Dunn had pair for the winners and Bill Me Knight had the other Martin tallied for Bordon Essa DeVilbiss Win Broomball Essa Road and DeVilhiss won Winter Carnival broomball lea gue games at Barrie Arena Wednesday Duncan Campbell as usual led Essa to its 64 victory over Kolmar with four goals Mur ray Amos and Murray Warnica had singletons Ken Tucker and Bud Lee scored for Kol mar Devilbiss got goals from Ron Carter Stan Jackson and John Bowman in beating Moldex 31 Barry Bertram was Moidex marksman Dominion Store Nips Bertram 52 Dominion Store upset Bertram 52 in one of two Mercantile Hockey League games played at Harrie Arena In the other game 400 Grill and Universal Cooler played to as deadlock Wayne Bessey scored twice for 400 Singles came from Ron Graham Jack Vair Bob French and Len Casey Ed Cookhurn and Bob Bonney scored two goals each for Unilt versal Gary Fraser and Jack Worrod connected for singles Dominion was paced by Roy Atkinsons two goals Gary Hines Steve Reynolds and George Boorman had singles Andy Burlsck and Art John atons had singletons Terriers Crush Wolverines 81 HALIFAX GP Demon strating the Speed and team work that made them last years Allan Cup champio Galt Terriers skated to an easy 84 exhibition victory here Thursday night over Halifax Wolverines of the Nova Scotia Senior Hockey league The game was the first of three warmup outings in the Maritimes before the Tetrims head for Colorado Springs Colo where they will represent Canada in the world hockey championships next month The Wolves fought valiantly against the Terriers but saw little of the puck until the last period Their only goal came 59 seconds before the end of the game on high shot that sailed past Harold Boat Hurley in the Terrier cage OUR £3 ID 551 FARNIEELEVCL morons AUTHORIZED ILEI MOIOI SALE SERVICNED ST P1131206 53 OWEN the league ton Red Wings 44 on tbs Wings borne ice The Wings loss was their first in 11 home games this sea son They still hold fourSaint grip on first place ahea of Montreal Junior Canadians Hay Cullen paced the Tee pees with two unassisted goals George Standing and John Brennemnn got the other two Howie Menard Pit Martin and towel MacDonald scored for Hamilton At Peterhorougb 900 fans watched the Poles grab 42 lead into the second period lose it early in the third when Guelph briefly went ahead 65 then pull in front with three un Inswered goals The win kept Poterboroughs playoff hopes alive although the fifth place Niagara Falls Fly crs still lead by three points LorneODonnells three goals two of them lots in the third period led the Peterbomugb at tack with Pete Manchlnn Stu Muirhead Roy Pyke Claude Lnrose and Tom Curty scoring singles Borden Smith led the lasers with three goals Don Diberarv dino scored twice and Duke Harris once Barrie Woman Races 34 4m gr Marion Bolechowsky of Bar By THE CANADIAN PRESS Two games in the Eastern Professional Hockey League Thursday night changed the po sition of the four teams in the standings Hull Ottawa Canadiens took over second place from Kitch encr or when they trimmed the Beavers 51 in Hull and Snult Ste Marie Thun derblrds climbed out of the eel lar by downing North Bay Trnp pers in the Sault The loss left the Trappers in thecellar point behind the Thunderhirds but with game in hand it Hull Cnnndions victory stretched their unbeaten streak to nine games best in the league this season Freddie Hilts scored in hat trick in the second period to lead the Canndiens to their loplt sided win The other two Hull goals were scored by rookies Wayne Boddy and Jim Roberts Sandy McGregor got the lone Kitchener goal 333 of the middle frame on backhand drive from just 10 feet out His other two goals came on power plays late in the pe riod MONTREAL CP The In ternational Ice Hockey Federa tion has finally received official Hilts opened the scoring at MRS ALEX BOLECHOWSKY Kitchener collected nine of the 15 penalties Ernie Wokely on loan to the Hnbs from Sudbury Wolves kept close check on the Hull acts as be filled in for Cesare hianiago in Montreal with the parent National leiigue Canav dicns At the Sault it was well tapcd Thundcrhirds team that hit the ice for the tailenders tangle Before the game Sault trainer Ed Dalton busied himself top ing injuries to three key Thun derbird players All three made the ice Dale MacDonald with taped hack Donny Grosso with tops on bed lame and defenceman John Chasczewski with bandaged foot Before the game when it was thought Chnsczewskl mightnt play Thunderbirds coach Jack Stewart was seriously consider ing taking to the ice himself to bolster defence already miss lng Bob Wilson and Norm Gui mond both out with injuries SCORE FOR SAULT lifachnaldalso considered doubtful starter made the score so after Eddie Kacbur put the Thunderbirds in the lead early in the first period Merv Kury OfficialNolice Finally Received From East German Hockeyisis Roxburgh president of the Ga nadian Amateur Hockey Associ atioo said Thursday it is too committee Monday and Tues late to shift the location of the championships Roxburgb said There are so many coniiderations not the least of which is the tremend ous financial investment made in Colorado Money has been poured into the project and they need the meet to get some of it back Roxburgbs cornme nt was echoed by Walter Brown vice president of the us AHA notice of East Germanys trou Dies in getting to the world championships Federation president Robert LeBel said Thursday he has re ceived cable from the East German Hockey Federation pro testing against tbe refusal of the Allied travel office in Berlin to Issue the travel permits the East German team needs be fore it can apply for United States visas The world championships are being held in Colorado Springs Colo March 713 Mr LeHel said the East Ger man federation asked for the support of the international fed eration and they will certainly get it The East Germans have right to he in the tournament and we shall do everything we can tp enable them to partici pa Mr Label said he will leave for Colorado Springs today to meet the American organizing its too late to shift it to an other country said Brown in New York It takes year to organize this kind of tournament spokesman for the Soviet Ice Hockey Federation said Thursday the Russians are still undecided whether to partlci pate in the championships day Czechoslovakias hockey ou tboritles said meanwbilo in Prague Thursday they have on bled Mr LeBel offering to stage the championships Mr LeBal said he has not heard from them at Halifax Jack However in was Ar nu NW flu wu mm WHEEL ALIGNMENT SERVICE n6Vs9111oovnmsr SUNOCO BLENDED HEATING OIL AreiinedsolnlyIoronopurposo comfortnbloeconomleolhomlx hosting to Sunoco today Modobutho jginqiors amour CustomBlended Biuo Sunocofioxoline THE gt SARJEANT CO LTD Mary st PA sun Two EPHL Contests Change The Standings luk and Doug Robinson got the other Sault goals George Gosselin and John Sleaver scored for the losers The win moved Thunderbirds to within three points of Sudbury and the fourth playoff spot Thunderhirda arent the only team with injury woes nor Jack Stewart the only coach with WDIIIEH Wren Blair coach of the front running Kingston Fronlt tenas has an armful of diffi culties First of all hes confined to bed with severe case of the flu And then Frontenncs in jury list has been swelling of most every game the last three weeks The list of the ailing includes Bobby Attersley sidelined with knee injury for more than week Randy Miller out for wristr Bobby Leiter suffering from charleyhorse and Alf Treen who is playing despite broken finger Wednesday night following game with the Canadiens Blair was told rookie defenceman Ken Stephanson was through for the season Stephnnson out since he hurt his leg in game Jan had hoped to be back in action in short order But his doctor found Wednesday that calcium had formed 11 Stephansons muscle fibres prolonging recup eration indetinitelyi To alleviate the player prob lem Blair has summoned Jean Paul Pariss and Billy Knith from Niagara Falls Flyers of the Ontario Hockey Association Junior series for game in fbfingston Saturday against Sud ury five weeks now with broken amnion TIRESTORES and Prix Nin bikes Motor Clubs Grand Prix on fee is no lyvby night adventure Its real big Included in the races on Lake Couchicbing are Mosport sum inert regular Homer Trotter Waterdown NY Al Dicker and Harry Hslgh etc Some ndtsoblg names are al so enteer in Sundays competi tion and they are stealing bit of prorace thunder One such person is Mu Alex onemils course dont no exceed 40 miles per hour wont see tbs course until Sat urday day before the race she said Mr Bolechowsky who was instrumental in his wife joining BEhIC does not race He just attends as spectator and my photographer said Mrs Bole choivsky Last year he got so excited be forgot to take piolt lures So you can imagine the eon versatlon on the way to the taco Sunday after the bolechowsky youngster has been put in the good hands of its grandmother Wife Marion will be remind tug husband Alex that its this to cheer and get excited it would also be nice if ho put his camera to use Penalty Shot Sours Seals By THE CANADIAN PRESS penalty 5th for tripping has thrown damper on San Francisco Schiss hopes of playoff spot in the Western HockeyIengue Right win gcr Jim Powers turned the penalty shot into the winning goal with minutes remaining in regulation time as Los Angcies Blades edged the Seals +3 Thursday night in the only league action The loss dropped last pines San Francisco six points behind the Blades who hold the South ern Divisions third and final playoff position no member of British Empire lifotor Club since 1955 Mrs Bolechowsky is the only female entry in the otherwise allmale small sedan class Shell be driving her Volkswagen against two surprisingly fast Saahs Sbe admlu she has no illus ions of grandeur about this race jusgwant to get around the course she said However do have hopes about winning hde Powder Putt race she add Her main competitor hero is Jenn Rogers of Huntsville The pair put on great show all the way to the wire last year Although shes been driving an automobile since she was 12 years old the dentists wife en tcred her first competition atl Huntsvilles Dice on Ice in 1958 She was driving an MG The next year she battled Bet ty Wright of Burlington in the Powder Puff race at the same location 1960 was on off year Last winter she finished sewnd in the PP Grand Prix race at Counidching in Volks She was in the feature too but didnt finish as her cnr ended high up on snowbnnk The car was clipped on the rear bumper Ilfrs Bolecbowsky escaped without injury but the car was touched for minor dam age JUST FOR KICKS Why does she race Just for kicks she said Besides its Just an experience in keep ing car under control in ad verse conditions drove on Northern Ontario roads so much she is from Kirkland Lake that felt this racing bit would not be too difficult Speeds over the Powder Puff AUTOMATIC DELIVERIES where hes putting on the dog for he lmqws that it adds 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