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THE DARK EXAMINER WEDNESDAY MARCH SPORTS TYPE By STEVE JONESCU Sports Editor IMPORTS This Is Barries second year In Intermediate hoc key Both times the club has been warned that it cannot use imports playersrfrom out of town The reason for this is that Barrie is city Its population Is great enough that it should produce enough suitable players Places such as Midland Collingwood Orillia and llleatord Barries opposition in the GeorgianhBay in termediate Hockey League can have imports These are smaller communities and according to the OHA shouldnt be able to produce enough good hoc keyists Without making any research or seeking out any names Id venture to say that the other commu nities have produced at least as many or more good hockey players That means kids who played their minor hockey at home Falcons this citys resent intermediate club is on the brink of elimination from the playoffs Their wouldbe conqueror is Meaford Chevies Populations dont even compare Midland and Collingwood gave Falcons pretty rough ride all season Bothteams were allowed im ports Midland used approXimately dozen through the schedule Last year in the Central Ontario Hockey League Barrie was classed as an team Bradford in the same 100 was Yet Bradford finished higher in the stan ing than Barrie Bradford lm sure would have beaten Barrie in playoff series At the same time Bradford was allowed Imports The way the import rule Is applied smaller com munities are being helped not just to keep up With the bigger communities at hockey but beat them Someday the OHA ls going to realize that inter mediate hockey is the step that is keeping hockey alive Senior hockey is on its last legs intermediate hockey is drawing more people in more rinks Intermediate hockey is also more entertaining than senior The stepabove circuits play slower keepyourdistance type of game Intermediates are fast They hit hard too The spirit of the players is far superior Yet the DEA snubs it It seemingly gives some towns more of chance to produce for the fans than others would su gest that individual leagues be allowed to govern imports etc JUST NOTES in case youre interested Open ing Day tickets for the Toronto Maple Leafs of the ln ternatlonal Baseball League are on sale The game is May Theres no special fan bus going to Meaford Fri day However it would be nice to see lot of full cars make it there Id suggest that anyone going up bring some friends The more the merrier Your vocal support could help the Falcons Rose Bowl curling playdowns resume at Cooks towntomorrow Barries rink of Larry Hart Marion Barrie FalconsF ind Shooting Does Pay By use CANADIAN mam Al Langlols sixfoot iso pound defenceman never had much luck scoring goals when he played with Montreal Cana dlensi But In at games with New York Rangers this season he has counted seven goals and some of them have been time ly His seventh climaxcd threelt goal comeback within two min utes and is seconds of the third period that brought Rangers an important 54 victory over Delt trolt Red Wings In Tuesday nights only scheduled National Hockey League game at De trolti The win Yorks chances of catching Stanley Cup playoff berth for the first time since the 195755 season Rangers now hold three point lead over the Red Wings In the two teams struggle for the fourth and last playoff spot The Red Wings however have three games In hand hnvmg nine more games to play be fore the TDgame schedule ends March 25 to New Yorks six ERASED LEAD Langlols scored at 1100 oi the third period after Larry Ca hans second goal oi the sea son and Camille Henrys 21st had erased 42 Detroit lead For Langiois who came to Rangers in trade for John brightened New smith Fred Pearson and Doris Homer qualified for tomorrows play BIG SEVEN Andy Bathgate of New York Rangers drew an assist Tuesday night and pulled into three point lead over runnerup Bobby Hull of Chicago Black Hawks In the race for the National Hockey League individual scori Int title The assist coming In New Yorks 54 win over Detroit Red Wings was Bathgatca 54th of the season tops in the league He also has 25 goals for 79 points Hull idle Tuesday night has 76 points on leagueleading 43 goals and 33 assists Gordie Howe of Detroit scored his 30th goal and also collected two assists to take over sole possession of third place with 71 points The leaders Bathgotc New York Hull Chicago Howe Detroit Mlklta Chicago Mohovlich Toronto Dclvecchio Detroit Ullman Detroit HO Takes Second Place By THE CANADIAN PRESS HullOttawa Cnnadiens Tues day night visited North Bay where theyve had nothing but trouble for most of the Eastern Professional League season They couldnt break their win lcss streak but managed 33 tie with the Trappers their set and in six games at North Day it was enough to vault them Into sole possession of second place point back of Kitchener Waterloo Beavers and one up on Kingston Frontenacs The result set the stage for firstplace bottle tonight when the Beavers visit Kingston Doug Seniors goolrwith less Pia 25 54 79 43 33 75 fill 41 71 22 46 68 31 35 66 23 40 63 24 35 59 Barrie Bantams Clobber Borden Barrie Bantam AllStars clob bered RCAF Camp Borden 161 in an exhibition hockey game played at Barrie Arena last night Pat Quinn scored three goals for Barrie Cameron Thomp son Young and Brennan had two each Singles were by Mar tin French Swain and Bert ram Wilieit got the Borden goal Seals Hopes Disappearing By THE CANADIAN PRESS San Francisco Seals hopes of reaching the Westem Hockey League playoffs went from good to bad in 12 minutes Tuesday night Things appeared good for the Seals when they held 10 lead over Spokane Comets nearing the midway mark of the third period But the Comets picked 5n three quick goals and won in game that had little el iect on Northern Division stand ings Edmonton Flyers trounced Vancouver Canucks 94 The win moved first place Edmonton eight points ahead of Seattle To tems Vancouver remained in last place The Seals trail Los Anseles Blades by four points in the race for the Southern Divisions third and final playoff position The Seals have game in hand it appeared that Marty Howes firstperiod goal would stand up for the Seals before Gordon Stratton Bill Shvetz and Yves Locos scored Bob Bailey got one goal back for the Seals Veteran centre Len Lunde scored three goals in pacing Ed monton to its 11th win in 12 games against Vancouver this GORD HOWE Pots 30th Goal Iay Signs With Cinci NEW YORK AmJoey Jay well heeled ollman and star pitcher has ended his holdout and lifted the gloomy atmos phere in the training camp of Cincinnati Reds 1561 National League baseball champions The 26yearold righthander who shared National League honors for most victories last year with Warren Spahn of Mil waukee Braves when he com piled 2110 record signed Tuesday for H000 about $13 £19131 more than he received in spirits in the Reds camp is day after Gene Freese their star third baseman fractured an an kle during an intrasouad game freese will be out of the lineup for three months iays salary boost did not when he offered to purchase his contract for $200000 so he could become free agent and peddle his talents elsewhere Also ending his holdout was relief Specialist Don McMahon of Milwaukee who became the last member of the Braves to agree to terms He received slight pay boosti Infielder Elio Chacon of New York Mets new entry in the Na tionalLeague also agreed to terms reducing the majors holdout list to four players headed by slugger Orlando Ce peda of San Francisco Giants and pitcher Camilo Pascual of Minnesota Twins Also on the outSide are catchers Doug Cha milli of Los Angeles Dodgers and Bob Herrera of St Louis Cardinals Jays move gave lift to equal the amount he demanded Rdrtgers Win 54 Lead Wings By Hanna last summer it was his second gamewinnlng goal this season On another occasion he scored goal that earned Rang ers tie in 155 schedule and playoff games with Conadiens Ibo counted only twice Johnny Wilson and Andy He bentoa were New Yorks other goal getlers Hchcnton also drew two assists including one on Langlois tally Gordie Howe and Alex Del vecchio were the key men In Detroits attack Howe scored his 30th goal of the season and 499th of his bril liant career and also collected two assists Delvecchio had three assists Howea goal gave the Wings 32 lead late in the second period and More Boilcau goal made it at 838 of the third Then the Rangers launched their rally Warren Godfrey and Vic Sta siuk were the other Detroit scorers The Wings went all out in the final minute In an effort to sal vage tie pulling out goalie Hank Bassen for sixth at tacker But the Rangersout fought them and oven rmsscd three shots at the open net Tickets On Sale For Skating Club Spring Carnival Advance sale of tickets for Barrie Skating Clubs Annual Spring Carnival starts this week The members of the club will have the tickets Purchasers can exchange these for reserved seats at the Arena starting March 19 The carnival il March 31 Hours for exchanging tickets are 41 pm Monday to Fri day and 28 pm on Saturdays Special katln guest this year Is Donald Knight of Dun das Skating Club Last years Canadian Junior Mens Champ ion Mr Knight was runner up third to Donald Jackson in the recent Canadian Senior Mens Championships Regular skating hours of the club are presently being used as rehearsal times for the car nival Mrs Sue Emma profes sional is director BOWLING LADIES IO PINS Scores Strikers Comets MPs Hi Los Stars Alley Sharks Four Aces PicNix Standing llIPs 47 Strikers 39 Hi Los 54 Four Aces 52 Comets 31 PicNix so Stars 29 Alloy Sharks 29 Juan Smith had 235 single and 501 triple Eleanor Lennnx had single of 200 Ann Hearty was 191 and 557 Alma Lewis had on single Marilyn Sutton had ltil singlet Elaine Winterburn had triple of 494 Penny Milliken was 491 rfor three games and Donna John ston the same STORES as DUNLQP sr wssr PA 66585 No need to move present home nttic IT CAN BE DONEI FORMOREOUT OF LIFE EXPAND YOUR LIVING WITH YOUR FAMILY there are manfidways to expand your rec room room ition rch let Beaver show youl p0 he gnalu of the scnson were the other North Bay marksmcn than five minutes remaining mod the tie for the Trap rs who trail Sudbury Wolves by ll points in the fight for the fourth and lust playoff spot The teams went scoreless In the first period split pair of go lit the second and sec sawc tlnofigh the third the nodlcns twice taking the lead Norm Woslowsky and John Slctivcr ranch with their 21st season Howie Young Ed Joyal NHL STARS Defence an Al Langlois whose seventh goal of the sea son at the 12minute mark of the third period gave New York Rangers 54 win over Detroit RedWings Window shop in the convenience of your home We bring our products to you and only at your invitation our courteous experienced Home Remodelng representative will call at your home any time mom ing afternoon or evening Hell as sist ypu with planningrnnd ideas financing to the completion of the jobi PH FA 85547 Beaver Home Remodelling Department Gord Red Henrys goals agalnst average more than dou bled In one game of the semi final hockey series with Bay City Falcons Over three contests Henry had allowed total of three goals none in the first two In the second and one In tho third That left him with perfect onepergnme mark Then on Sunday Falcons fired six into the tile ord cage Gord was on the beach for one That ran the total to nine in four games and just slightly more than two goals per game Chavles over the same per lad have put 14 pucks Into the Barrie net Rich was on the bench for one His goals against mark Is Just over three per game ln ths Sunday tilt Falcons had about twice as many shots at Henry as in any previous game indicating that shoot ing does count and Henry Is not invincible Canadians were orig All but one of the shots that beat Gord were either along the ice or just off itr ltseems that this attack would be but as the Meaford star wears face mask The goal that wasnt along the Ice by Al Smith was spectacu lar enough that few goaltendcrs could have handled It Henry appeared surprised that the puck was even shot Falcons expect to keep firing in game Not at ltlcaford iri day They trail the bestof scven Georgian Bay Intermedl etc series 31 Every game is must One slip and its finls for them First Game Meaford Barrie Second Game llfealord Barrie Third Game bfeaford Barrie Fourth Game lliealord Barrio tovriti 523 Galt Coach Says US Team Good By BEN DLAN COLORADO SPRINGS Colo AF nae Americans are go log to be plenty tough to beat In this tournament Lloyd Rou bell said today Roubell Is the coach of Gait Terriers who carry Canadas hopes of successfully defending Its amateur hockey champion ship in the world tournament getting under way here But the difference between our teams may be in the goal tendlng Roubell added 1ve heard the American goalies are riot too good If thats true we could have pretty sizable Edge The Canadians netmlndor ts Hamid Boat Hurley an exper Icnced international competitor The American goalies are llilko Larson of the University of Min nesota and Jim Hague who played at Boston College last season Neither has appeared In world championship COUNT ON HUMEY Hurley Is the backbone of our team Rouhsll said has played to three international champlonships lm sure hes the best amateur goalie in Can adn ln fact he could play for almost any team in the Na tional Hockey League The only reason he hasnt turned pro Is that he has good job as an accountant im not underestimating the Americans though We played an exhibition game against team that had the Christian brothers on it They are good solid players and if the others are equally good tho Ameri cans are going to make strong showing The Christian brothers Billy and Roger were members of thelnlted States team that won gold medal to the 1960 Olym pics at Squaw Valley Calif LEADS GOLFERS DUNEDIN Fla AP Jo Campbell the exPurdue basket ball star vaulted into 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