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Flyers lTIIE BARBIE EXAMINER MONDAY FEBRUARY 19B SPORTS TYPE By STEVE JONESCU 11 OLD MANS GAME if the present trend continues they have to in stall ping pong and billiard tables in the curling clubs The onetime old mans game and many persons still feel it is is winning with todaysyouth More and more evidence is piling up to support this fact My first interest in this game came only after arrived in Barrie some six winters ago At that time schedule after schedule bonspiel after bonspiel as sociated strictly with adults But things are changing few youngsters high school students are playing in the schedules More and more teenagers are competing and Winning bonspiels With youth comes change in the game Full of vim and vinegar the lads like to show their strength Its rare that teenager rink plays anything but knock out game Sure the kids didnt originate the knock out but theyre doing much to make it the style veteran Barrie Curling Club skip admitted that one rarely gets much to draw to any more The draw is his type of game harder to win that way Example of knockout play was never more evid ent than Saturday at the club in the first day of the Week Bonspiel In one game after four ends two were blank To those even more unfamiliar with the sport than it means that emphasis was on clear ing the house than playing The youth movement is exaggerated by the par ents More fathers are taking their sons to honspiels Oldtirners will park themselves behind sheets featuring young curlers Its not out of sentimentality either Boys and girls today are merely learning the game earlier With general guidance of the veterans theyre developing faster and becoming prominent at far earlier age than their It would be nonsensical to suggest that the top teenage four could lick the top adult young or old rink It takes years of experience to make top curler Almost every sheet of ice is different They often change during the course of match Millions of situ ations arise during years play The oldtimer has seen more of this number so naturally can treat the occasion better But just the same no adult rink will poohpooh teenage rink This too was given added strength Saturday when rink of ualified for the main is week JUST NOTES Theres mens jitney at the cur ling club tonight and another slated for tomorrow Both start at eight oclock Good to see few more persons take advantage of the skating and hockey facilities on the bay at the foot of Bayfield street The change house came in handy considering the chilly weather RETARDED CHILDREN YOU HELP THEM event finals to be played later Sports Editor and he says its getting for more than one shot folks teenagers from Toronto CANBE HELPED WILL Only Two Shutouts lire Stored In 12 Minor Hockey Contests Only two games in the ChurchLegion Hockey Leagues ended in shutouts at Barrie Ar ena Saturday AHL action started the day with Rochester edging Buffalo 21 in the arm contest Jim Sarjeant and Lewis Kelly scored for the winners Lewis Hutchinson scored for the los ers Erie and Cleveland played to 22 deadlock David Burton and Michael Murdoch scored for Erie Opposition goals were by Mike Quinn and Brian Mc Fadden Hershey thumped Providence 51 and Murrayjerry and Al vin Clarke scored two apiece for the winners and Brent Smith got the other Steve Godden scored for Providence Wayne Miller Garry Meger and Roddy Kyle scored to pace Springfield to 31 win over Spokane Losers goal was by Terry Leigh JUNIOR St Catharines won the first junior game tlbumping Guelph ag Barry McFadden had three goals for St Catharines Howard Rubinoff and Charles Cote had two each and David Black had the single Douglas Risabrough scored for Guelph Brian Kinsellas two goals led Peterborough to on win over Niagara Falls singletons were by Glen Topping James Case Paul Osachuk and Allan Bidwell Ricky Halls three goals pac ed Hamilton to 43 win over St Michaels Bobby Fisher had the other Hamilton goal Ken Banncrmnn with two and Greg Hubbard scored for St Michaels Barrie licked Marlboros 61 on the strength of Gerry Ray crnfts five goals Collin Scott had the other Leo Koopmans had the Marlboro goal SENIOR Chotlinm edged Whitby 54 in the first senior gnmc Bob by Walton with three and Jack Lynch and Phil Ilnvcro were the Chatham crs Steven Pollard had pair of tallies for Whitby Bob Lynch andNor man Martin had singles Sudbury and Windsor played to 38 tie Wayne Tascona Warren Pemrose and Jim Kelly scored for Sudbury Steven Tierney Brian4Curtis and Da vid Gray connected for Wind sor North Bay sacked Kingston as Greg Bowen scored twice and Bobby Troysr and Ron Boh bette had singles Finally Kitchener defeated Cornwall 53 Jimmy MacPher son scored two goals for the winners and Blake McDowell Fred Warden and Herb Lee had singles Jim Hay got all of Cornwalls markers lIrch Is Champ In California LOS ANGELES AP Ai chie Moore is still world light heavyweight boxing champion as far as California is con cemedu The state athletic commission refused Saturday to go along with New York which recently stripped Moore of his title for failure to defend The California action is ex pected to brighten chances for proposed lightheavyweight ti tle bout in California between Moore and Gene Fullmer recog nized as world middleweight king by the National Boxing Association Outside California the only state still recognizing Moore as champion is Massachusetts He is considered the titleholder in most of Europe WINS NJ TITLE NEWCASTLE NB tCP Harold Mabeys Moncfon rink won the New Brunswick curling championship Saturday for the second time in three years His rink whicii competes in the Ca nadian nships next month at Kitchener includes Bob Puddestcr as load Harold Keith second and flap Mabey mate Bruce Draper got two goals for Barrie Teams Split Games In OMHII Barrie lads won and last game in Ontario Minor Hockey Association playdowns at Owen Sound The local Bantams blanked the hosts 44 and Owen Sound Midgets edged Harriett8 Next gamesfiuals in the bomeandhome series will bel played at Barrie Arena Friday Bantams play at pm and Midgets follow at nine Steve Atkinson Dave Swain Jim Thompson and Bob Bren nan scored Barries Bantam goals Brennans come on ii penalty shot Barrio Midgets goals came from Wayne Latour David Gos my and Fred Hones This Saturday Barrie Pec wees start their OMHA play downs at Mon Sound Goalie Dejordy Gets An Assist By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Goaltender Denis Dejordy of Buffalo Bisons who is within one of the American Hockey Leagues shutout record is turn ing his hand to scoring lie was credited with an as sistu rarity for nctmindcr as the Bisons stretched their Western Division lead to three minor with 93 victory over Pittsburgh Hornets night Clcvelnnd Barons lost in to Rochester Americans Dclordy who has eight shut outs tlils season got his assist on Buffalos sixth goal Ho cleared the puck to Brian Smith who passed to Art Strat ton who scored Quebec Aces boat Hershey Bears and Providence Reds broke seven game losing string with 31 win over Springfield indians In Saturday games Cleveland defeated Providence 92 Spring field overpowbred Hershey 72 and Rochester beat Pittsburgh 62 Buffalo which has won 12 of its last 14 games got three goals from Barry Cullen two from Stratton and one each from Aut Erickson Billy Dea Wayne Hiflman and Brian Cul len Jack Price Norm Corcoran and John ltfncMillan struck for the losers Barry Cullen leads the league in goals with 37 Rochester making bid for second place in the west moved to within four points of Clove land with its victory GETS THE WINNER Dick Gamble got the winner at 209 of the final period his 30th goal of the season Rookie Rochester Bill Dineen Wally Boyer and Les Kozak added singles Gary Bergman scored twice for Cleveland John Fer guson and Jim Mikol scored sin gles Bob Beckett who had missed four games with injuries scored the winner for Provid ence in the second period Or land Kurtenbachs second goal of the evening in the final put it out of reach Floyd Smith scored for the Indiansin the first period Goaltender Bob Perreault was called on to make 41 saves in Hersheys losing effort against Quebec Ed Iloeksfra fired two goals and Skippy Burehell Guy Rousseau and Danny Lewicki produced the others John Mc Kenzie scored twice for the lus ers with Marc Reaume adding the other goal Seattle Tops Leading Bucs By THE CANADIAN PRESS Seattle Toterns tightened up the scramble for second place in the Western Hockey Leagues Northern Division with pen alty studdéd 53 victory over Edmonton Flyers Sunday night The Comets edgedto within three points of the secondplace Calgary Stampeders who are only six points behind the Fly ers In Saturday action the Stamps beat the Southern Buckaroos 53 in Calgary and Spokane Comets on home ice defeated Van co uver Canucks 54 Rudy Filinn Eddie Ehren verth Barney Krake Bill Mac Farland and Jerry Leonard scored for the Totems Sunday night Forbes Kennedy Bill Mc Neill and Warren Hynes scored for the Flyers Bert Fizzell scoged two Cal gary goals George McAvoy Sid Finney and Ron Leopold the others Bill Saunders scored twice for the Bucks and Tom McVie added single Max Mekilok scored twice for Spokane Bev Boll Dick Lam oureux Yves Lucas and Gerry Brisson got singles George Ford scored two Van couver goals Jim Baird and John Annable added singles FRENCH HIRE TRABERT PARIS AP The French Lawn Tennis Federation said Saturday Tony Trabert tot Cinl cinnati has been hired to coach the French Davis Cup team starting March Thursday and Fridaywifh the alcons Play For curler Al Jones of Guelph threw the stone that officially PROMINENT visiting opened the annual Week Long Week Bonspiel ISt Day Has surprises Upsets Upsets surprises and all round good curling featured the first days play in the weeklong gonspicl at Barrie club Satur ay Action resumes Wednesday finals in each of the three events set for Saturday This past Saturdays play was featured by terrific curling by teenage foursome from Tam OShnnter Club of Toronto The youngsters skipped by Mike Goodwin knocked off Dori Kos always strong Toronto Royals rink to qualify for main event action later this week FEW LOSSES For Ko and company former main event trophy winners it was only their second loss in several years of curling here Another bigname skip who couldnt make it to the finals was Lou Ross of Tara OShan ter He ran into Unionvilles Gord Brumwell in the am main event final and was sock ed 64 BARBIE BLANKED No Barrie rinks qualified in firstdays play More will have opportunities in the three re niainfng qualifying days Two rinks from each event make to the finals one from each draw Coming back for the second event are Harry Bowes rink of Royals and Cliff Cassidy of Royals Thirdevent returnees will he Paul Michael of Oshawa and MacGregor of Guelph HOCKEY By THE CANADIAN PRESS National League Pt 33 11 11 210 126 77 29 16 182 147 66 24 20 13 167 148 61 21 27 162 175 51 20 24 11 152 168 51 12 39 144 255 30 Saturdays Hcsulll Chicago Montreal New York Toronto Sundnys Results Montreal Detroit Toronto New York Boston0 Chicago Wednesdays Games Montreal at Toronto Boston at New York Detroit at Chicago Eastern Professional Pt 3116 207 162 67 30 19 201 162 64 26 16 165 131 61 19 25 174 204 45 Marie 15 31 162 214 38 North Bay 15 29 133 169 37 Saturdays Results Sudbury Kitchener Sault Ste Marie Kingston Sundays Results Sault Ste Marie HullOttawa Kingston North Bay Kitchener Sudbury Tonights Game North Bay at Sudbury American League Eastern Division Am 35 17 226 152 72 25 23 162167 55 Quebec 25 27 151 155 53 Providence 24 31 185 216 I190 Western Division APt 32 23 195 168 65 30 28 190 153 62 Rochester 27 23 187 180 58 Pittsburgh 42 178 243 18 Saturdays Results Providence Cleveland Rochester Pittsburgh Hershey Springfield Sundays Results Pittsburgh Buffalo Springfield Providence Montreal Toronto Chicago New York Detroit Boston Kingston Kitchener HullOttawa Sudbury Springfield HErshey Buffalo Cleveland Hershey Quebec Cleveland Rochester Bnnspicl at Barrie Curling Club Standing are from left Cec Roberts Toronto Roya Jack Kennedy vicepresident RETURNEES Here is the personnel of the returning rinks Mike Goodwin Examiner Torry Bishop Darry McGaw and Mike Kahn Gord Brum well Bob Harris Bob Burrows and Norman Tyndall Sterling Trusts John Kinn han Harry Bowes Paul Bris bois and Art Burfnrd Paul Michael Frank Young Al Mor rison and Guy Goulding Dangerfield Motors MacGregor Al Jones Clay Switzer and Gary Johnston Cliff Cassidy Jim Hood Bill Carr and Herb Barnes Daily prize winners were Midland Milt Irwin skip Gard Logan Bert McGaw and Lo gan Crews and Orillia George Fitzpatrick skip Gord Brad ley Terry Fitzpatrick and Fred Town EXAMINER am Ross defeated Mich ael 54 Bob Mann Hanover defeated Perry Hoadley Thorn bury 14o Cassidy defeated Cliff Nelson Brampton 87 Brumwell defeated Irwin lZS Ross defeated Mann Brumwell defeated Cassidy it Brumwell defeated Ross STERLING TRUSTS gt 9am Michael defeated lfnndley 74 Nelson defeated Irwin 192 Michael defeated Nelson DANGERFIELD MOTORS Cassidy defeated Mann 116 Daily prize Irwin defeated Hoadley 155 EXAMINER 11 am MacGregor defeated RECORD Tuesdays Gama Pittsburgh at Quebec 011A Senior AH 24 10 178 102 4B 23 10 180 117 47 22 11 177 124 45 17 16 150 14835 14 17 163 159 tit 15 19 121 179 11 21 140 185 24 27 103 219 11 Saturdays Result Sarnia Strathroy 10 Sundaft Results Woodstock 21 Waterloo Chatham Windsor Tuesdays Game Chatham at Sarnia OHA Junior VW APt Montreal 3Q 11 203 128 64 Hamilton 29 11 200 144 63 St Catharines 17 19 164 172 41 Guelph 16 22 172 2415 38 Niagara Falls 13 22 169 172 35 Peterboro 29 96 183 23 Saturdays Results Niagara Falls Stucatharines Hamilton Peterborough Sundays Result Hamilton Montreal Tuesdays Game Peterborough at St Catharines BIG SEVEN By THE CANADIAN PRESS Andy Bathgate of New York Rangers scored two goals and drew an assist in two Weekend games to move six points ahead of Detroits Gordie Howe in the National Hockey Leagues scor ing race Bathgate has 72 points on 23 goals and leaguelead ing 43 assists The leade Bafhgate New York Howe Detroit Hull Chicago Mikita Chicago Mahovlich Toronto Provost Montreal Galt Windsor Woodstock Strathroy Chatham Waterloo Stratford Sarnia 72 66 53 59 57 55 Flyers Take Time From 01111 To Test The Bay City Falcons Ullman Detroit Delvccdiio Detroit 55 55 hasnt diminished The Toronto Maple Leaf Smytbes were knocked unmerci fully for pulling the two big city Emms is Emms teams out of the Ontario Hockey Association Junior League it was predicted from every corner where amateur hockcy exists that this would mark the downfall of teenage puckchas ing with one year almost com pleted the guessperts have to admit the re wrong Attend ancc in general is as good as ever if not better in the six lenm OHA circuit The number of NHL prospects either In short the OHA Junior Let gun is still hockeya most im portant pmduct of Barrie Club Don Ko Tor onto Royals and Mac Mac GregorGuclph Examiner Photo nowcs 98 Goodwin defeated Fitzpatrick 15 Ko defeated Frank Heresy Barrie 83 Mar shall Cnmpbcll Barrie dcte ed Ernie Flotron Elmvnle 117 Goodwin defeated MaeGregor 87 Ko dcfeatcd Campbell Goodwin defeated Ko 105 STERLING TRUSTS 11 am Bowes defeated Fitz patrick 95 Hersey defeated Flotron 117 Bowes defeated Hersey 112 DANGERFIELD MOTORS 11 urn MacGregor defeated Campbell IllBf Daily prize Fitzpatrick do feated Flotmn 84 1N HOT RACE It is with this in mind that Niagara Falls are welcomed to Barrie this evening The lads of HapEmms are in fifth place Complete concentration and effort by each member of the club is needed if Ilycrs hope to make the playoffs They are currently few points out of choice position One would think owner Emms would prefer practise at home to an exhibition game against Bay City Falcons Maybe he docs lfowevcr the Fiyers will be in town this etarded Kids Tonight MEfllflg for the some at Barrio Arena And not only because but also be cause of the clubs position in its own league you can bet your boots youll are full complts mom of Flycrs doing their damdcst To Emnis its generally agreed that bright future for retarded children for whom the game is being played is al impoltant ns playoff berth for his Flycrs llnp initintcd these benefit nights four hockey seasons ago And although he is no longer Barricite year round the games are pretty well his to make or break For the Falcons who start playoffs in Georgian Bay Inter mediate League this week end the game is more than an exhibition its stern test On most any given night iunior teams can outshino intermediate clubs good showing against Flycrs would increase Falcons chances in their own loop plnydowns Preceding this game will be midget contest with the locals playing an NF squad All proceeds naturally go to the Barrie and District Associa tion for Retarded Children All the action starts at 715 Defending Champs Can Expect Hard Time In Schoolboy Curling HALIFAX CP The Cann dinn school curling champion ships gct under way today with defending champion ritish Columbia expected to have rough time right at the start John Munros rink from Sal rnon Arm was matched against Saskatchewan in the opening round durin the day and against an upstart Alberta four some skipped by Brian Taylor of Edmonton in tonights second round The winner of tho IlaSaskat chewan game is expected to take long first step towards the championship in the 11 round event Each rink receiva bye in the roundrobin tourn amcnt which winds up Friday Mike Lukowichs veteran rink from Speers Sask has been rated as having the best chance to knock off Salmon Arm Junior Margin To Les Canadiens By THE CANADIAN PRESS First place in the Ontario Hockey Association Junior se ries changed hands again Sun day before tho largest crowd to see junior game in Montreal in nine years And most of the 801a fans packed at the Forum spent the last seven minutes on their feet as the Canadiens defended onegoal lead and defeated Ha milton Red Wings 54 Three goals by centre Bill In glis had Montreal ahead af ter the second period but in the third Hamilton tallied four of the six Germain Gagnon and Jean Gravel got the Canadians other goals while Paul Henderson Pit Nifl LEADERS By THE CANADIAN PRESS Standings Montreal won 13 lost tied 11 points 77 Points Batbgate New York 72 Goals Hull Chicago 33 Assists Bathgate 49 shutouts Hall Chicago Penalties Fontinato Mont real 159 minutes Niii srlins By THE CANADIAN PRESS Goalie Glenn Hall who re corded his seventb shutout as Chicago Black Hawks defeated Boston Bniins 64 Sunday night Gordie Howe whose two goals led Detroit Red Wings to 42 triumph over Montreal Cana diens Sunday night Andy Bathgatc and Guy Gen dron who each scored twice when New York Rangers dumped Toronto Maple Leafs 62 Sunday night Rodgers Wins Tucson Golf TUCSON Ariz AP Phil Rodgers sankv 65foot wedge shot for twounderpai three on the 18th hole Sunday to Win the $200lln Tucson open golf tournament with 17underpar 263 Rodgers had turned into the final nine trailing Buddy Sul livan by one stroke He earned $2800 Jim Ferrier overcame stiff neck to blaze home with eight underpar 62 His 72hole total was 266 and he won $1900 Sullivan leader of ithe first two roundsivound up in tie at 267 with Charles Slfford and Paul Horney Try An Examiner Want Ad Martin Jon Budjoso and Howie Menard scored for Hamilton In other weekend games the Wings dumped the Petes 30 at Pcterbor on gh Saturday night while Niagara Falls Flyers re taioed theirplayoff hopes with 53 come from behind win over the Teepees at St Cathar ines The Flyerl moved to within three points of fourth place Guelph Royals who trail the Teepees by the same margin The turning point came when st Catharines all star goalie Roger Crozier was cut by skate in the second period while the Teepees were leading 21 The 19 year old veteran of three campaigns required 22 stitches to his left cheek and was replaced by Tom Purcer af ter 40 minute delay while doctors sought to stem bleeding from cut artery Purcer play ing his first Junior game was beaten four times in the last 29 minutes TALLY TWICE Wayne Maxner and Howie Dietrich each tallied twice after Billy Knibbs had counted in the first minute of play with the Teepeea two men short St Catharines scorers were Ray Cullen Jim Sanko and Fred Stanfield Lowell Macdonald Larry Zil iotto and Paul Henderson scored for the Wings at Peterborough Saturday as tbe last place Petes made ita fight all the way In the OHA Metropolitan Tor onto Junior loop St Mich aels crushed Brampton 71 and Marlboros dumped Whitby 61 in the Sunday doubleheader at Maple Leaf Gardens Other firstround matches at Mo pm AST 130 pm EST set New Brunswick airist in Ontario Ontario against Manitoba Nova Scotin against Newfoundland and Que bec against Alberta Prince Ed ward Islnnd drew the bye Since the event began in 19511 it has been dominated by wast ern teams The title has never been east of Ontario Strong rinks 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