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Tlfl BARBIE EXAMINER MONDAY MARCH 62 DID HE CALL THE SHOT TYPE By STEVE JONESCU Sports Editor With the weekend so chuckfull of sporting activit ies it wasnt until late last night that was able to sit back and think about just exactly what did go on Then quick as flash it hit me was in Alliston Saturday covering the AilOntario Girls Hockey Tour nament also helped judge the beauty contest There too was Smith star forward of Barrie Bay City Falcons Falconshad they lost it would be finis for game the next day If year During our interrupted conversation Smitty said something like this We should win at least one of the games Remember this is said after the Falcons had dropped three in row to Meaford CheVies Little else was said between us Then came Sunday Along with Ray Gariepy Don Rich Bob Garner Chuck Edward and Gerry Mc Bride Smitty sparked the Falcons to 64 overtime win He did it in his usual fine stickliandllng style He added bit of roughness taking his man into the boards just little harder than usual etc its odd didnt think of the conversation dur ing the game Al must have meant that Sundays game was one not the one the club was going to win He and the other fellows played like they had the same intentions And that dear friends is how hockey games are won For Smith whom you almost have to bribe to get to smile this was just another of his great efforts Hes been doing it all year and going almost unnoticed Thats probably because he isnt rock em sock em hype Maybe he remembered that hed received pen alties in successive games for little or no reason He may have thought hed please the offc1als if he did get tough Whatever the case he was ball of fire yesterday and penaltyiess Heck hes picked up Six minutes in sentences in about 40 minutes The rest of the club didnt lay back on the couch either It was great effort by fine club it was one that the fans expected all along It was the typ eof game the guys played through the first half of the 8935011 it was games like these that prompted most pre season guessperts to pick Falcons as top team in the league It was also the reason Collingwoqd Shipbuild ers decided to go with Midland Flyers in the other semifinal series Shipbuiiders knew Falcons were good team Whether or not Falcons will be up for Fridays game at Meaford is something no one can predict did predict Falcons would win the series swallowed that one too after three straight losses Winning tour in row has been proven to be any thing but impossible Can Falcons do it Who knows It would be hard to beat club that played as it did yesterday If that effort should be overshadowed then who can complain Whats in the offing for Friday Smitty HO Hubs Take Share Of Second By CANADIAN PRESS The combination of Hull0t tawa Cnnadiens victory and fa Kingston Frontenacs loss boosted Canndiens into lie for second place in the Eastern Pro gossional Hockey League Sun ay Canadiens downed league leading Kitchener Waterloo Beavers 51 at Hull to bring their standing to 69 points the same as Frontenacs The Kingston club went under 20 to cellardwelling Sault Ste Marle Thunderbirds in another Sunday game at the Sault The EPHL was idle Saturday Their win brought TBirds to 41 points three behind fifth gllnce North Bay Trappers appers had an unhappy week end at home losing their play Beelon Squads Win Two Titles lit Camp Borden Two Benton clubs and one from Bradford copped titles at the Little NHL zone playoffs at RCAF Station Camp Bor den Saturday Boston Squirts defe ed Bradford 90 in that div Dig final and Beeton Bantams squeakcd by Bradford 10 for the second title Bradford finally escaped the esinald role in the Peewee di sion clipping Camp Borden 71 Nineyesrold Mike McKay of Boston Sqiurts who scored three goals and had six as sists was named the series outstanding player In preliminary Squirt action Bradford nipped Alliston 10 in overtime and Beeton rocked Camp Borden 50 Peewee preliminaries had Camp Borden defeating Bee ton 43 and Bradford edging Alliston 98 Bantam preliminaries bad Beeton blanking Alliston 40 FL Les Evans of Borden And as per usual at HCAF meals were provided for all of he players and team officials off hopes in 53 defeat at the hands of fourth place sudbury Wolves TIGHTEN HOLD iv win strengthened their hold on the fourth and fi nal playoff spot to 10 points They now have 54 points com pared with Trappers 44 Sudbury still has 14 games to play and Trappers have 11 If Wolves follow their present pat tern of winning about half the games they play and Trappers keep winning one in every three the North Bay club is in trouble Rookie Brian Smith led Cana dlens in their win over Beavers Other Habs scorers were Bill Carter Bill Masterton and Jean Gauthier Beavers lone goal was scored by Jack Bownasa Merv Kuryluk and Bob Courcy scored second period goals to galve Sault its win over Kings I1 Former National League play ers Len Labine and Gerry Foley led Sudbury to its win over North Bay with two goals each with Sam Bettio adding Wolves final tally North Bay scorers were Bob Sabourin John Sieavor and Joe Szura NHL STARS is run CANADIAN rnnss Parker MacDonald of Syd ney NS whose two goals led Detroit Red Wings to 42 win over New York Rangers Sunday night Red Kelly and George Arm strong who each scored twice to lead Toronto Maple Leafs to 51 victory over Boston Bruins Sunday night Bobby Hullwbo scored his 43rd goal of the season and also drew an assist when Chicago Black Hawks dumped Montreal Canadians 52 Sunday night Alex Delveccbio who scored one goal and set up the other for Detroit in the Red Wlnga 22 the ith night Bob Nevin whose first goal since Jan at 12 of the third period broke 11 tie and led Toronto to 31 decision over New York Saturday night venoss coiiNTny boxerfrom Girls Puck Meet SPORTS Has Its Thrills No hockey clubs were crown ed Champions at the conclusion of tho AllOntario Glrls Hockey Tournament at Alibim Satu day No screams would have filled the lair if lhird had been so honored Don Mills won the title and Canningion the Allis ton Homeltes the host club was deserving of at least small jewel In the final game of series Alliston battled 10 min utes of overtime to 22 with Don Mills The Toronlonians were givtn the top prize the basis of having scored th first goal Thats the way rul es were laid prior anyone taking to the ice Don Mills twice took tlis lead in the first tworegulatinn per iods on goals byLyuda Sam Johnson and Karen Brooke Al listons tying markers were by Mary Lynch adjudged the most valuable player in the tourney and Geraldine Dalgle Hornetfes carried the play in the third and overtime sessions but couldnt make their thrusts payoff Cannington had an easy time rinva JOHNSON captain of the Don Mills club ac cepts championship trophy and in taking the group honors It whipped Ore station 94 in the finale Joyce Vokeiln had our goals for Canrdngton Carl Wilson had two and Sharon llIcNabb Janice Workman Joan Wilson had singles Along with the many games trophy presentations highlight of the FridaySaturday competition was the Hockey Queen Contest Fourteen young lessies impres sed the panel of judges Sharon OBrien of Curran was the most impra fur the next year will reign as ll Park ve and Girls Hockey Queen SCORES Group Port McNicoll Crcemoro are Brnd ford Canningion Ux bridgc Orn Port MB Nicoll Cannington On Group Don Mills Tor onto Allistorr West Hill Newmarket clnlrlca Humbcrslde Curran Hull Pork Allisfon Parry Sound Don Mills New market Alliston Humb erside Don Mills ion Don Mills winner Allis from tournament orgimizei Paul McKelvey Examiner Photo Murray Bowser Is Tops AtySki Meet Murray Bowser swept all four events in the intermediate boys class at the Barrie Junior Ski Club Championships at Snow Valley on the weekend Not only was the youngster the class of his division but his alpine events cross coinitry slalom anddownhlll times were superior to even those of th senior competitors His crack performances in the SaturdaySunday events won for him the Garners Mens Wear Trophy Thirty skiers took part in the competition with three divisions for boys and the same for girls Trophieswere awarded to the top participant in each of te Top senior boy and winner of the Murray Hill Memorial Trophy was Tom Hamilton top senior girl Karen Ferguson Willard Kinzie trophy winner top intermediate girl Marilyn Bigelow winner of Park Motors Trophy op junior boy Greg Wolfenden winner of Canadian General Electric Tioohv and top junior girl Chris Stewart winner of Barrie Recreation Committee Trophy Junior Bnys Ed Graham Tom Yates Lreg Wolf enden Intermediate boys Murray Bowse David Young Joel Andersen Sen ior boys Larry Vickering John Baxter John Wolfen en Cleroux Favored Over Gk Logan SAN FRANCISCO APlTwo hard punching heavyweights battle here tonight as Canadian heavyweight champion Bob Cleroux makes his west coast debut against durable George Logan of Boise Idaho Ranked No among the worlds heavyweight challen gers the Myearold Cleroux of Montreal hopes to parlay his showmg here into bigger money match against high ranking contender Logan dropped from the top 10 only this month is making his first 1962 outing Cleroux wants to box Zora Folley next if possible and the No ranked Arizonnn will be among those at ringside So will Joe Louis whose United World Enterprises group in Dos An geles would like to matdi the winner against Cassius Clay the undefeated former Olympic on Square Garden also is seeking match between Clay and Cleroux if he wins here Cleroux has scored 21 knock outs winning 79 lights Habap art intermediate Marilyn Bigelow Perry Senior girls Karen Ferguson Pain Ottaway JUMPING Parkinson Saturday skater Canada champ so Junior girls Chris Stew art Gwen Adair Intennedi ate girls Marilyn Bigelow lanls MacKicgan Senior girls Pam Ottowny Karen Fergu son Aynslie Little SLADOM Sheryl Brennan Junior boys Gord Hux table Greg Wolfenden no Grahamr Intermediate boys Murray Bowser Joel And ersen and Norman Snelgrove tied Senior boys Hamilton Larry Pickering John Baxter Tom Junior girls Chris Stew art Intermediate girls Mardyn Bigelow Sheryl Bran nan Janis MacKi Six dIVISfDIlS in ms egm SE Karen Ferguson DOWNHILL Junior boys Doug Tom linson Greg Wolfendan Don Pickering Intermediate boyl Murray Bowser David Young John Ough Senior boys Tom Hamilton Larry Pickering Glen Reid Junior girls can Stew rls Barbara Junior boys Don Pick ering Ed Graham Greg Wolfenden Intermediate boys Murray Buwser Joel And ersen Bill McNabb Senir boys Larry Pickering Tom Hamilton Glen Reid been defeated only twice and has fought only one draw He has never been stopped rrLogans shows 1S knockouts in 22 victories He has lost six and battled to one draw He has been knocked out once YOUNGEST CHAMP MONTREAL GP Book of Inchine Que ame the youngest the Eastern skating Overtime Triumph Keeps Falcons Alive By STEVE JONESCU Bay City Falcons have few days to catch their breath then they must go of staying alive in the Geo Hockey League semifinals back to the job the job rgian Bay Intermediate Falcons after losing the first three games of the bestofseven series to Meaford Chevies cleared the first hurdle yesterday winning 64 in overtime at Bar rie Arena Fifth game is scheduled for Meaford Friday So fantastic was the afternoon that few ersons even left their seats between periods Those at did were asked to do so by police or the ushers Even players banished from the game with misconducts late in the third period had to hustle back into uniform It was one of those rare afternoonsr SOMETHING DIFFERENT Even the Falcons did some thing different They scored the first goal of the game and in the first period at that Thats something they couldntdo in the prewous playoff encounters But as different as it was the goal was wiped out by three succeeding Meaford goals Falcons had to skate uphill most of the wny The going was tough but Falcons seemingly wanted bad enough to keep the series olive Falcons trailed at the end of the first stanza zl After scoreless second Mcnford rea ched its magic figure car ly in the third Thc locals kept pecking away until the goal that forced overtime came with minute nnd 20 seconds re maining in regulation time In overtime Bob Gamer who just few minutes earlier had Three Leagues Beach The Finals In LegionChurch Puck Activity Semifinal and exhibition games were plade in Legion Church Minor Hockey Leagues at Barrie Arena Saturday Whitby defeated North Bay in the first playoff game in senior division Steve Pol lard led thc way with three goals Steve Simmons George Coutts and Doug Small had singles for Whitby Greg Bow en with two and Ron Bobhette scored for North Bay In the second playoff chat Illlglb sliriglged Wigsg 515 Bo aton ac torlywltb six lJgoals Phil Favero and Jack Lynch had singles David Raycraft and Brian Curtis had two goals each for Windsor Tom Wylie had the other Wayne Tasconas two goals and Greg Gnriepys single led Sudhnry to 30 exhibition win over Kingston The other exhibition was won by Kitchener over Corn wall 50 Jim McPherson and Mike Morrison had two goals apiece and Fred Wortlick had single simian Peterborougb slugged Barrie 51 in the first junior semi finalcontest Brian Kinselln Royal Attack Wins Rich Race By TEE CANADIAN PRESS Royal Attack won the $152100 Santa Anita Derby at Arcadia Calif Saturday by covering the litmile distance inn sluggish 149 35 Although the Santa Anita Derby results usually are re garded as tips on the state of west coast horses the race did little to establish the threeyear old Kentuckybred chestnut colt as strong threat in the Ken tucky Derby The colt ridden by Eddie Burns scored threequarter length victory over Admirals Voyage and returned saw $440 and $320 Admirals Voyage paid $620 and $4 while Sir Ri bot who was third paid $4 At Fla Robert Lebn mans Prego who closed fast on the rail was declared winner in the $136200 Flamingo Stakes at Hialeah Park The decision was made after Sunrise County grab bed an early lead and finished first but was disqualified for bolting to the outside in the stretch Sunrise County was dropped to third after crossing in front of Ridan in the stretch and Hidan was moved up to second Time for the mile and fur long was 149 two seconds slower than the track and rtakcs record Prego paid $5280 $970 and $690 while earning $83350 Ri dan returned $370 and $290 and Sunrise Countys show price was $590 gaccd the Peta with two goals lngles were by Brian Moffatt Bradley Smith Paul Osnchuk and Joey Skelly Collin Scott scored for Barrie Hamilton won the sccond playoff tilt 91 over St Mich aels Ricky Hall scored five goals for Hamilton and John Gibbons and Greg Bowen had two each Ken Banncrman scored for the losers Marlboros sluggcd Guelph 111 in the first exhibition Doug Boynton had three goals for Marlies Tim Feltis Leo Coupton and John Richardson had two each Singles were by Wally Hogg and Steven Moss Greg Simmons tallied for Guelph The other exhibition saw Ni agara Falls edge St Cathar ines 21 Steven Black got both goals for the winners Charles Cote scored for St Catharines AHL Springfield defeated Cleve land 42 in the first ABEL semi Gary Meger Bruce Clements Cy Atkinson and Wayne Miller scored for Springfield Larry Wilcox and Billy Craig tallied for Cleveland LewisKelly scored twice and Jim Sarjeant and David Reid bad singles as Rochester defeated Hershey in the other playoff game Erie toppled Providence in the first exhibition contest Roddy Kyle scored twice for Eric Singles were by Tom Carr Mike Murdock Gerry Giffin and Steven Pollard Dan Mnloney tallied for Provi dence The final exhibition was won by Spokane 14 over Buffalo Raymond Pollard and David OReiliy scored two goals each for the winners singletons came from Bob Mallion Scott Snelgmve and Stuart Stewart Bill McPherson scored all of Buffalos goals Curlers curl For Sevenlip The men at Barrie Curling Club had their first jihmy in some weeks on Saturday Forty firstvcomers were as sembled into 10 teams by Fred Pearson and curled two sixend games with teams changed at halftime All curl ers also received compli mentary carton of SevenUp courtesy of same Mr Pearson Winners of prizes for high est points were Major Frank lin Hersey 18 Jack Mer JEN and Frank MacDonald 17 Bob Green and Howard Bur bidge 15 Walter stecklcy 12 Norman Gassy rBankin lack Duval Bill Bain Del Jer mey 11 Four others tied at points but did not make it in the final draw of cards Fred Webb Dr Rod Ideson Tony Matthews and Gord Leighton Put your money in Jaep Universal Its been use tested and abuse tested chnso price is low nddopreciation even lower And after two tough years on for up to 90 of their ad in list riool Telldrive ho Jnop Universal tadyin JOBPROVED UNIVERSAL over billion miles The pur fho job Jesp Universe soil KCENTURY AUTO SALES Lid MOgt4 dMMIDI ALSMITII Find TIN Goals hit the goal post saw another of his shots bounce off Gord Henrys pads into the net It was 54 With just three sec onds left in overtime play Al Smith pick of the Barrie for wards flred into an empty net for his second goal of the day FAST START For while it was feared that Falcons had played them selves out in the first 10 min utes of the game They had 11 shots on Henry before Chevies could reply Out of 11 shots one by Jim Calms from the bluelinc found the mark Clievics scored on their sec ond shot and then again just past the midway mark of the period Both goals were by Billy Abbott Abbott made it 81 at 201 of the third period and hopes of the Falcons looked mighty dim They stayed that way until Smith scored his first Barrie goal at 1445 with goalie Don Rich getting an assist Both clubs had two players in the penalty box at the time With the situation the some two minutes later Don Brain ard increased the visitors lead to two goals As Falcons applied more pres sure than ever before several fans let their emotions carry them away few fist fights broke out Police were called in to quell the bouts that stole attention from tho hockcyists When things did quiet Roy Garlepy scored after Smith and Lew Studdnrt bad shots at the fallen Henry That came at 1729 It set the stage for Chuck Edward to bang home Garners rebound ot ia40and force the extra 10 minutes of play FIGHTS 0N ICE The third period had 115 rough moments on the ice as well as in the seats Howard Forbes and Edward of Barrie took on Arnold Smith and Dave Fitter of Meaiord ina miflle behind the Meaford cage Forbes and Fitter picked up 10minute misconducts as well as fighting majors The other pair settled for majors Because it was past the 10 minute mark of the final frame Fitter and Forbes were Barrie Girls Best Cagers Bames two collegiate split the honors at the Georgian Bay Secondary School Association Girls Basketh Tournament at North Collegiate Saturday North won the senior title and Central took the junior In winning the title North defeated Newmarket 374v and Richmond Hill 278 Richmond Hill had previously beaten Col lingwood 2519 Central defeated Aurora 2515 and Midland 1610 on route to the junior crown Midland de fated Newmarket 216 earlier in the day banished when Barrio forced overtime both had to result MEAFORD goal Henry dc fencc Wheeler Parker Ber geron Grahum Meek for wards MacDonald Mac Donald Brainard McCallum Wslmsley Fitter Abbott lob singer Arn Smith BARBIE goal Rich fence Gnrlcpy Robertson San derson Calms Graves on wards Al Smith Stoddart Cameron Garner Edward Forbes illoloney McCrnne McBride Officials and Jim Mackerlnine Richmond Hill Flnt Period FalconsCairns Smith CheviesAbbnlt CbeviesAbbott Smith Lobsinger Penalties Grnhnm holding 34 Gariepy holding 1009 lilnloney tcrosschccking 1739 Graham hooking 1845 Second Period No scoring Penalties Sanderson high sticking 325 Sanderson 104 minqu misconduct 536 Ma loney highsticking 720 Ara Smith crosschecking 1311 Abbott highsticking 1743 Third Period ChcvlesAbbott Parker FalconsSmith Rich CheviosBrainnrd FalconsGnriepy Smith Stoddart FalconsEdward Garner McBride 1340 Penalties Sanderson minor bench penalty 249 Lobsinger tripping 1173 Edward fight ing major 1246 Arn Smith fighting major 1246 Forbes fighting major and 10minute misconduct 1246 Fitter fighting major and 10minute misconduct 1246 Overtime FalconsGarner McBride 438 10 FalconsSmith McBride 957 No penalties shots on goal By Meafnrd 11 228 ByBarris 17 12 441 duck Shropshire both of 1729 Barrie Peewees Moving Along Barrie Peewecs advanced to the second round of OMHA playdowns Saturday by hold ing Owen Sound to 36 he By virtue of their 43 win the previous week Barrie took the homeandbome set 141 in goals Danny Maloney Mike Quinn and Barry Helmet scored the Barrie goals McMillan had two for Owen Sound Golrer bad the other Barries next opposition will come from Brampton Pines and date of the first game is not yet known STORES 88 DUNLOP ST WEST PA 6535 See it on Display At pain urns MOTORS LIMITED 145 BRADFORD sr VPA Mass de