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Carnival Competitive Sports Are Greatest THE BARBIE EXAMINER MONDAY FEBRUARY INSLI Minor Hockey Goes As Usual lit Arena Saturday Morning Canada Skaters Make ImpreSsive Showings Local Kids Win Medals When the Barrie Winter Carnival International Speed Skating Meet was born six winters ago United States skaters stole the entire show The few Canadians that opposed them did little to be even noticed It was similar story the next year But in 1958 skating on the long bladestook bit of toehold in this country More Canadians entered meets including this one This weekend Canadians 37 strong came to Bar rie Several won medals One George Walker of Ottawa even walked off with class trophy His class championship wasSenior men He scored 18 points which was also enough to win for him the Top Canadian Trophy donated by Batstone The of Barrie Walker was first in the mile and 440 second in the 220 and 880 and third in the twomile Another outstanding Canadian was Alec Jamieson of London and Toronto clubs He scored nine points in the Senior division AMERICAN STARS Big winner of the day was Gene Czerkas of Buffalo re PNSentlng Western New York Club Gone took the Senior mens title with 21 points erkas forte was in the long races He won the one two and threemile races Outstanding female skater was Mary Beth Breen of Lincoln Ohio She scored 20 points win ning all of her four races in the senior division Included in her wins was the special onemlie for the Canadian General Elec tric Trophy Mrs Breen has been in thin event since it started Last year she tied for the senior womens title In 1957 she was top inter mediate Crowds estimated at iust over 10000 watched the events on the bay At the arena Saturday 000 jammed the building to watch the special evening show featured by an excellent perfor mance by Bob Paul and Barbara Wagner World Amateur figure skating champions Barreljumping usually one of the big attraction was almost oil with only once competitor Harley Nicol of Dundas won shares the North American in ooid of 14 barrels or 21 feet jumped but 11 barrels 10 feet two inches LOCAL STARS Dale Anne Bobbette was the outstanding local skater She won thirdplace medals in Junior girls 220 and 080yard events Dick Thomas won medal for finishing third in the pony boys tooyard race George Coulis was third in pony 220de dash him had fourthplace finish as well BAY NOTES Saturdays sun by but cold day and Suhdays dreary and windy day kept the times of races far from record performances Judges complain ed that the helicopters position near the west turn caused many skaters to tumble The ice how ever was pronounced terrific The absence of Michigan skat ers from the meet for the first time since its inception in 1956 took some steam out of the competition Michigan is could red the hotbed of speedskating in the United States Mrs Breens class champion slilp puts her in the record books under two names She was Miss Mary Beth Terrell when she first copped division trophy As has been the case in the last three meek finish of the races has been earlier Chlef official A1 Abgott of Buffalo Sport lit Arena New Exciting For about 90 per cent otthe spectators at the Winter Carni val arena show Saturday two of the three sports events were novel Squirt hockey and broomball are couple of games too few people have seen Even barrel jumping the third event has more followers But the highlight of the three was the fourtoeightyearvold chuckaylsts iwogames were played simultaneously At one end of the rink Ham ilton defeated Peterborough 34 on goals by Ricky Bali two and Brent Bowen St Mikes and Barrio played to 11 draw in the other Ken Bannermnn scored for Mikes and Colin Scott counte for Barrie Essa Road last years broom batl champions tied the league AllStars 33 in the evenings curtainraiser Jim Burke scored twice and Ron McFadden got the other Essa goal George Porter Bill Wilson and Harry Bertram scor ed IOl the Stars There was only one entry In the barreljumping contest So Harley Nicol who got the med al by just jumping one barrel put on sometimes dangerous to himself demonstration He cleared 11 barrels for Jim Nicol tied for this cham pionship last year and also tied as top Canadian in the weekend championships of both jumping and spoedskalins He is from Dundas along with crew of Canadian yudges got things moving at terrific clip SUNDAY RESULTS Junior Girls 220 yards Susan McKeon Ohio 246 sec onds Linda Poe WNY Dale Ann Bobbette Huroma Juvenile Girls 440 yards Jermy Fish Ohio 406 seconcb Peggy Terrell Ohio Maur een Gallagher WNY Ruth chpenhagen Ohio Senior Men mile Gene Czerkns WNY 3179 minutes Dave Lisi WNY John Roomdall Hamilton Bill Pol Hamilton Toddler Boys so yards Sandy Satullo Ohio 71 seconds Mark Pfeil WNY James Cleary Ohio Toddler Girls 50 yards Ann Andrews Ohio no time Pony Girls 100 yards Pat sy Terrell Ohio no time Pony Boys 100 yards Mark Gabe Ohio 10 seconds Tom Kovaoevieh Ohio Dick Thomas Humia Geor ge Coulis Huronia Midget Girls 440 yards Sue Warden WNY 551 seconds Patty Walsh Ohio Margo Sinclair WNY Chris Forhan Ohio Senior Men mile George Walker Ottawa 3219 minutes James Charleton WNY Pat Battis Ottawa Alec Jemima Toronto Midget Boys 220 yards John Csulfieid WNY 248 ends Ron Cleary Ohio Dennis Gallagher Ohio Tom Lahiif WNY Senior Women 440yerds Mary Beth Breen Ohio 529 seconds Mary Lahiff WNY Retro Greefner Toronto Senior Men 440 yards Dave Lisi WNY 42 seconds Gene leoas WNY Harley Nicol Dundas Chuck Hat field Hamilton Intermediate Girls 440 yards Janice Smith WNY 47 sec onds Marianne McKeon Ohio Pat Becker WNY Joshua Kloster Ohio emor Men 440 yards George Walker Ottawa 47 Alec Jamleson Toronto Pat Battis Ottawa Adrian Buis StJ Campsites uveni Boys 440 yards Dane Lovelady Ohio 44 sec nds 212 DISVid Pfiel WNY erry or an Ohio Giultfeield WNY Mark mediate Bo 220 John SciarrattaysWNYflZIrggc ends Bill Sablosky WNY onfiéiripp Ohio Carl Mondo Junior Boys 220 yards David Lovelady Ohio 225 sec onds John Gallagher Ohio AndyCampanaro WNY IyzfiogeetSmith WNY Girls 220 ards Sue Warden WNY 26yf seconds easy Walsh om Mam gram WNY Chris Miran lo Juvenile Girls 220 yards Peggy Terrell Ohio 253 sec onds Maureen Gallagher WNY Jenny Fish Ohio Ruth Beppenhagen Ohio Senior Men 200 yards Dave Lisi WNY 200 seconds Chuck Hatfield Hamilton Harley Nicol Dundas John Roozendall St Cstharines Senior Women mile Mary Beth Ereen Ohio 4322 minutes Mary Lahiff WNY Rena Graemer Toronto Gracelccker WNY Midget Boys 440 yards John Oaulfield WNY 54 sec gnds 2il Ritm Cleary Ohio antes ue ter Lam VNY Tom Junior Girls 800 yards Linda Poe WNY 150 minutes Susan eon Ohio Dale Anne Bobbeltc Huronia Je Johnson WNY an Juvenile Boys 220 yards Gary Tank WNY 229 seconds Dane Lovelady Ohio Bill Bonza Ohio David Pfeil WNY Senior Men miles James Charletown WNY 7399 minutes Pat Battis Ottawa GeorgeWalker Ottawa Junior Boys 74 mile David Lovelady Ohio 2449 minutes Tyrone Smith WNY Bill Gregory Ohio Joe Herb WNY Intermediate Boys 0110 yards John Seiarratta VNviao1 minutes Mark Sullivan WY Neal Mahall Ohio Jerry Pequxn WNY intermediate Girlsl ti mile Janice Sniilli WNY 3005 um Marianne Mclfeon Ohio Joanne Rosier Ohio Pat Beckerr VNY Senior Men zmile Gate Crerkaa WNY 6563 minutes Craig Pielechowski WNY Dave List WY kill Pol London SATURDAY Pony Boys 20 yards Mark Gabel WNY 227 seconds Tom Koraccvich Ohio George Coulis Huronia Ron Bobbette Huronia Pony Girls 20 yank Palsy Terrell Ohio no time Toddler Girls 75 yards Ann Andrews Ohio Toddler Boys 75 yards Sandy Satullo Ohio no time Mark Pfeil WNY Jam Oleery Ohio Senior Men Z0 yards Alec Jamimon Inndon 719 rec onds George Walker Ottawa Jnmm Charleton WNY Pet Battles Maiden Intermediate Girls 880 yards Janice Smith WNY 1476 minutes Joanne Kostor Ohio Marianne McKeon Ohio Pat Becker WNY Senior Men 580 yards Gene Cmrkas WNY 1832 min utes Dave Lisi WNY It Bill Pol London Craig Pielechaw ski WNY Junior Girls 440 yards Linda Poe WNY 54 seconds Susan McKeou Ohio Jean Johnson WNY Joann Coe cionitti VNY Senior Women 080 yards Mary Beth Breen Ohio 203 minutes Mary Lahiff WNY Grace Becker WNY Rena Greefner Toronto Intermediate Boys 400 yards John Sciarratta WNY 434 seconds Mark Sullivan WNY Bill Sabloslw WY Neal Mahall Ohio Junior Boys 440 David Lovelady Ohio 433 seconds Tyrone Smith VNY John Gallagher Ohio Bill Gregory Ohio Intermediate Girls 220 yards Janice Smith WNY 24 sec onds Marianna McKeon Ohio Joanne Keefer Ohio Pat Becker WNY Juvenile Girls 10 mils Peggy Terrell Ohio 358 see ends Ruth Peppenliagen Ohio Maureen Gallagher WNY Jenny Fish Ohio Juvenile Boys 080 yards Dane Lovelady Ohio minutes Garry Tank WNY David Pfeil WNY Mark Oauliield WNY Senior Women 220 yards Mary Beth Sheen Ohio 218 seconds Mary Lahtlf WNY Grace Becker WNY Elena Graener Toronto Senior Men 880 yards James Charleton WNYI426 minutes George Walker Ot tawa Henry Kiaver St Cath arines Gerrit Boss London Midget Boys 10 miles John Caulficld WNY 360 sec onds Dennis Gallagher Ohio Au Jayes WNY Ron Eud nick WNY Midget Girls 10 mile Sue Warden VNY 73 seconds Patty Walsh Chris For han Ohio Margo Sinclair WNY Intermediate Boys mile 1John Sciarratta WNY 3446 minutes Jerry Pequeen WNY Tom McNamara Ohio Joe Gripp Ohio Junior Boys 000 yards David Lovelady Ohio 1506 rmnutes Tyrone Smith WNY John Gallagher Ohio Jerry Mahall Ohio Intermediate Girls 220 yards Janice Smith WNY 24 sec onds Marianne McKeon Ohio Joanne Roster Ohio Pat Becker WNY SeniorBMen220yards1 Alec Jamieson London 259 sec onds George Walker Ornaws James Charletoa WNY Pat Bettie London Senior Men mile Gene Czerkss WNY 10467 minutes Dave List WNY Craig Pielechowskf WNY Bill Pol London TOP SKATEIIS receive 10 phies at Winter Carnival Left to right Gene Czerkas Walk or NY Mary Beth Brcen Lakewood Ohio Flying 0f chairman of the board at licer George Walker Ottawa Ski Club Examiner Photo Bisons Barons Hold Tight To TopOi ALeague Ladder By THE CANADIAN PRESS Buffalo Bison and Cleveland Barons refuse to give ground in their race for first place in the American Hockey Leagues Western Division They kept up the pace with weekend victories Buffalo thrashed Hershey Bears 74 Sun day night alter 71 triumph over Pittsburgh Hornets Satur day Cleveland beat Pittsburgh 41 Sundaynight on the heels of 42 victory over Rochester Americans Saturday Buffalo leading the East holds threepoint edge over the Barons 61 points to 50 The Bisons have played live more games than Cleveland In other Sunday games Qualt bee Aces edged Providence Reds 65 in overtime and Ro cheser checked Springfield inlt dians Eastern Division leaders 52 In Saturday nights other games Hershey shaded Quebec 21 and Springfield defeated Providence EACH COUNT TWICE In Buffalos victory over Her shey Chico lilaki and Murray Hall counted two goals apiece Dave Creighton Billy Den and Art Stratton got the others while Hec LaLande Johnny Mc Canadiens Threaten Take Filth National League Title By THE CANADIAN PRESS Montreal Canadians are threatening to run away with their fifth consecutive National Hockey League title They zoomed into an Impos lng nine point lead atop the standings during the weekend by stifling their nearest rivals Toronto Maple Leafs and Chi cago Black Hawks The Habitants whipped the runnerup Maple Leafs 42 at Toronto Saturday night then followed up with comeback 43 win at Chicago Sunday night that dropped the third place Hawks 16 points out of the lead Then Detroit Red Wings gave an assist by blanking Toronto 50 Sunday night New York Rangers stayed two points ahead of the Wings by posting couple of weekend triumphs 21 over Chicago Saturday afternoonand 58 at Boston Sunday night Detroit and Boston tied 22 in another Saturday matinee out HE WIN EVERYWHERE In beating the Leafs at Tor onto tor the first time this sea son the Habs became the first team to triumph at least once in each NHL city in 106102 Young Bobby Rousseau was thi Canadiehs big gun at Tor OII He scoredwhat turned out to NIIl LEADERS By THE CANADIAN PRESS Standnigs Montreal won 31 lost 10 tied it points 79 wiolnts Bathgate New York Goals Hull Chicago 30 Assists Bathgate 47 Shulouts Hall Chciago Penalties Fontinato Mont real 140 minutes Record Smasher Snell Adds New 1000Yard Indoor Mark LOS ANGELES CF AP New Zealands sensational Pea tar Snell added the world in door record for 1000 yards to his growing list of conquests by running the distance in two min utes six seconds here Saturday night Hot on his heels was Bill Crotliers of University of Torlt onto who also bettered the rec ord by finishing in 2014 in the event at the Les Angetes indoor games The old mark was 207 set by Ernie Cunliffe in Be ston Jan 20 Iflfil Snell received tremendous ovation from more than 18000 fans who attended despite fierce downpour of rain Snell was running on an be door board track for the first time In outdoors evenst he set world mile record of 354 in New Zealand Jan 27 and on Feb battered the world marks both for 800 yards and for 800 metres The games also saw little Jim Beatty of Los Angeles be come the first runner to crack the four minute mile indoors Beatty 27 reeled off the mile in 350 to eclipse the indoor mark of 4014set by Ron DeA lany of Ireland in 1950 The new indoor shotput king Gary Gubner of New York Uni versity got off loss of 63 feet eight Inches This bcttcied the accepted mark of 63 feet in inches set by Parry OBrien yearago but didnt erase the 03 feet tollsinch mark set by Gubner in New York Feb HALEERG WINS Murray Halberg of New Zea land ran away with the two mile feature but his time of eight minutes 425 seconds failed to dent his US indoor record of 83411 be the winning goal in the sec ond period then set up Ralph Backstrorn for the clincher in the third Talbot were the other Montreal scorers while Red Kelly and Al lan Stanley counted for the Leafs Canadlcns goalie Jacques Plante turned in re markable puck stopping dis play making as saves despite painful right ankle At Chicago the Canadians were never in the lead until Marshall rapped home his 15th goal of the season at 1427 of the third period Jean Beliveau had tied the score 33 about two minutes ear lier with his second goal of the night The other tally went to Henri Richard For the Hawks the marks men were Bobby Hull with his league leading third goal Mur ray Baltour and Stan Mikita Kcnzie and Les Duff tallied for Hershey Fredv Glover collected two goals for the Barons singles go ing to Ed Mazur and defence man Gary Bergman Gene Ubriaco got the Hornets lone goal Reggie Griggs goal after 15 seconds of overtime enabled Quebec to edge Providence Skippy Burchell scored three goals in row for the Aces with Michel Harvey and Guy Rousseau getting the other Que bec markers before the Beds Jim Bartlett forced the over time period with his second goal of the game Other scorers for Providence were Pierre Bril llont Ed MacQueen and Gerry Ouellette Darryl Sly tallied pair of goals for Rochester against Springfield with Les Kozak Gcrry Ehman and Alex Faulk her getting one each Dennis 01 son and Bill McCreary got the Indians two goals Creighton and Hall flied two goals each for the Dianna Satur Don Marshall and Jean toify day 019 Dea Wayne Hicks and Larry Wilson each got one Bo Eik scored for Pittsburgh COUNT FOR ROCHESTER Hank Ciesla John Ferguson Mazur and Dick Van Impe gave the Barons their win over Ro chester doubling goals by Bruce Draper and Faulkner of the Americans All the scoring between Her shey and Quebec was over in the first period as Duff and Mclt Kenzie tallied for the Bears and Claude Labrosse scored for the Aces Scorers for Providence picked up in its game against Spring field were Brian Kilrea firing two goals and Bruce Cline and Olson scoring one each Provi dence scorers were Ouellette Orland Kurtenbach and Stan Baluik Enoch 0t Toronto Breaks World 3000 Metre Skate Record But HAMAR Norway CIDPaul Enuck of Toronto 27yeamld goldsmith who sold all his fur niture to finance trip to Eu ropa so he could train property has eclipsed the 3000 metre world speedskating mark But technicalitymay keep his time out of the record book Enock battered the world standard of Hamar Lowland Rink Saturday with clocking of four minutes 372 seconds The recognized record of 4401 was set by Anton Huiskes of Holland at Davos Switzerland tn 1953 Sources in the international Speedskating Association iSU said in Oslo today Enncks time will not be recognized They said the Moometre tance was not included in orig inal program of the Hamar event Regulations require that the ISU be notified by meetob ganizers in advance what lists shoes are on the program The original Hamar schedule called for 10000metre event but this was later changed to 3000 There was no official word from the federation FALL SPOILS EFFORT Enoch made brilliant show ing Only fall in the 5000me tre race Sunday kept him from becoming champion of the meet The tumble cost him 15seconds and he ended up fourth in the event and third in overall scor ing Competing in the 300 metres for only the third time Enock covered the firstitilltlmelrea in 55 seconds The event was run off in per Eect conditions in this central Norwegian town Russias Mu salitt Ilabilain was second in 440and Sveln Erik Stiensen of Norway ihlrd In 424011 Andre Kouprianoff of France who won both the 5000 and 500 metres placed first over all standings Habibolin secondikthe 5000 metres was in runnerup in the standings En ock was third in the 1500 me tres Observers said Enock ap peared likely to win the 5000 in about seven minutes 50 sec onds until he fell He picked himself up regained speed and still was only 79 seconds behind Kouprianoff at the finish Burbank Skater Captures Title EDMONTON CF Dick Hunt 25 CI Burbank Calif captured the North American senior mens open speed skating championship Sunday when he outraced his closest rival Ralf Olin of Edmonton by about 100 metres in the 10000 metre event Sylvia White 10 of Butte Mont came back in the last two womens events to beat outlllrs Doreen Ryan of Edmonton for the senior womens crown Hunt skated the 10000 in 10 minutes 285 seccnds opening up to nearsprint pace on the last four laps of the gruelling sevenmile event Olin crossed the finish line less than 13 sec onds later Hunt was second in the mens GOOmetre race and first in the 1500 5000 and 10000 to take the championshipuolin placed third in the 500 but was second in the 1500 5000 and 10000 giv ing him the filllneldp position Miss White beat Mrs Ryerrfn the womens 500 metres Satur day by 10th of second but Buffered fall in the 1500 that raised her time to third place threerninutes four seconds and placed her behind Mrs Ryan in the points standings She fought back hard in the 1000 and 3000 Sunday and beat Mrs Ryan by substantial margins in both races The carnival didnt disturbl the usual minor hockey goincs on It Barrie Arena Saturday LegionChurch hockey was started by the AIiLers Spring field nipped Hersey Il1 in the opener Cy Atkinson scor ed twice for the winners and lTed Bornton had the other David Ganway scored for Hersey Spoklne blanked Providence Quick Profit Charge Denied HOWIE Md fAPlThe new Bowie race course Edward It Carter oI Toronto visited the track Saturday for the first itiml at the present meeting Carter Toronto financier and president of Patina Company of Canada says he hopes the 1963 Maryland turf season will be opened at Bowie on the first day of the year He denied charge by min orityslockholder that the new owners who acquired the track last Tuesday plan to sell Bowie for quick profit They paid 1000000 have already turned down two offers since we bought the track Carter said Clay Accepts Bout With Bob Cleroux NEW YORK CF Unde feated Cassius Clay humiliated by first round knockdown knocked out Sonny Banks of De troit in the fourth round of scheduled leround heavyweight boxing match here Saturday night Immediately after the tale vised fight Clay from Louis ville accepted bid to meet Bob Cleroux of Montreal Cana dian heavyweight champion in Madison Square Garden March 60 Stuart Stanart and 540 Spcarin scored two goals apiece for Spokane Bob Mll lion and David Abcrcromhie had singles Cleveland nipped Rochester 31 on goals by Brian McFad dcn and Mike Quinn Lewis Kelly srolrd for Rochester Greg Shaughnrssy scored to give Buffalo 10 victory over Erie JUNIOR Niagara Falls thumped Guelph 61 in the first junior contest Steve McGrath tat licd three times for the uinfi ners Singles were by Paul Godden Alvin Pringle and Hay Kelly Doug Riseborough scor ed for Guelph Pcterborough thumped St Catharines 70 Paul Osachuk scored three times for Peter borough Brian Kinsella had pair and James Case and Allen Eidwcll had singletons Barrie edged St Michaels 12 Jerry Ilaycrntt got pair for Barrie Collin Scott got the single Ken Bannerman got both St Michaels goals Hamilton sacked Marlboros 90 Ricky Ball scored Intll goals Brent Bowen and liar ry Norton got two apiece and John Gibbon had single SENIOR Windsor started senior divi slon play by thumping Chat ham 70 Brian Curtis lan Cook and David Raycraft had two apiece Stephen Hoar had single Greg Bowen got two goals and Ron Bobctte the other as North Bay edged Cornwall 32 Ken Saunders and Doug Lamb had the Cornwall goals Kingston and Kitchener play ed to 22 draw Jim Skelly and Mike Mowforth scored for Kingston Ronny Hubbard and Hcrb Lee hit for Kitchener Whitby won the days final game thumping Sudbury Iro Steve Polllard fired four tll lie for Whitby Bob Lynch Steve Delaney and Norman lllartin had singleton AS 1y our 88 DUNLOP ST We finesse Moron CHIEF LININGS quality bonded brake lining at an economy price Backed by Firesienes famous warranty against defects in workmanship and materials with no limit as to time or mileage INSTALLED FREE Purlui 1w liEllllEltY Ll EARMSERVIBE stones rA asses