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Mummyum hm vmm Arena last night between the SevenUps and Bradford Bir prcssmcn Barrie players in white sweaters are Chuck Ed HARRIE GOALTE Red Henry gels set to math er rebound In this second period action at the Barrie Galand1ots Goals In Bradford Victory Ry RICK FRASER Examiner Sports Editor Marnie leading Bradford Ex prcasmen down two goals on three different occasions kept hattling back and finally downed Barrio SevanUps is last night at the Arena in Georgian Bay Intermediate Hockey Lea gueconicst ltloc island the sharpshoot fng Expressman Sevenlips cant seem to hold down pacedBrad ordacornebaolrwinwithEour goals his second fourgoal per tormance over the chcnUpa in four games thisseoson lt wasa tough loss for Seven Ups For two and hail periods the largest crowd of the season were treated to one of the finest displays of hockey seen in years at the Arena An estimated 1200 fans saw Barrio take 21 lend in the first period blow it early in the second then score in the last minute for dimerpin The locals made it 42 early in the third and held 50 edge alfdr fourand Italirnlnntcs Bradford tied it with less than eight minutes to go look the lead minute interned clinch ed it with Galands fourth goal at teas DRILLMGAINS The loss not only revenicd Barrio from moving into third place ahead of idle Midland Fly era but they saw their fourth place margin over Orillia dwin die to two points as the Terriers knocked off Collingwood Ship builders of The standings following last niylts two garnes are as fol set blistering pace In the first period and Bar rie opench the scoring with twomsa vantage at 1116 Ed Hazlett apd Cary ifwaznltza watched tom the penalty box when Al vSmith finishcdoff whippin low hackhander raid the for order Bradf rd applied the pressure eiforisuvero rewarded at 120 on power play when Gnlandn long shot deflected into the not behind Rod Henry Chuck Ed ward tlad only nine seconds re maining in high sticking pen alty when the goalwas scored and it was the only shot on goal as SndyAir Ken Robertson Bob rner and Gerry McBride kiile oftthe penalty in great iashitln Richardson tied the score one minute later golfing in shot from faceoff in deep Barrio territory JAN LEAD Ba rie was left shorthandcd lflllll es of play when Gard Thor pson received double Again the penalty killers were brilliant and shortly after retu ing to full strength Ab bott ifled shot over goaltend lows aro the Bradford cage Pts Ernie Bond save Barrie 42 Bradford 12 25 muhgln at 203 scoring on Coliinguond 14 breakaway and after Galand Midland 12 potted hiasccondgoal at 315 Barrie Band fed pass to Weeks in front of the net and Weeks flip ISUDRUHY CF Canadas Olympichockey team defeated he Czechoslovakian Nationals +0 hereFrlday in the rubber match between the two clubs Len Broderick picked up the shutoutrv goal by Ross Morrison stood up for two periods Then in the fihal luminutes the Caps Qdian elub completely outplayed the Czechs and sent in three gnalsbyhay Cadieuk Bo orhan anadians scored three power lay goals The first period goal was feared while both teams were laying one man short Tile Czechs took the worst oi the penalties with is minors one major and two miscon while the Canadians were tabbed for it minors The mater penalty was given to Valtrin the last minute of play for crosa checking Red Belling Selling fell to theirs but ief after few secondsua in the ening minutes and their or rry Smith with scramble publishrdllCWSPBPer report mm Wommqvmwmmna mr word 12 lord Thompson Larry Raid t2 and at ar right is Jess Whiler Sev yenUps failed to hold on to and backhandcr into the cor ner leaving Barrie ahead so Bradford wouldnt surrender Richardson tipped in goal mouih pass from Nicholas at 515 and inland fled the score at 1212 slamming rebound behind Henry Blake inglia scored what prov edto he the winner at 1312 picking the short side from left wing shot and Gaiand clin ched it on threeonoas break orBradfordaHBmaralewa buzzing around the Bradford not looking for the equalizer and were caught up the ice when Galnnd Gibson and Blake la glis bmko loose SUMMARY First Period Barrie Smith Abbott Stoddart 1110 Barrie Garner Weller Edward liflo Penalties Thorrington 01 as Bond Hazlett Kwaznifza Says Ca MONTREAL GP Frank Seiko managing director of Montreal Canadlens Club indicated Friday the club would help the Canadl pic team it asked me personally and he knows that we would behappy tohear from him and discuss his prob iemswlih him it he feels we can he of any help said Mr Selke in statement Mr Seiko said Some days ago in reply to our director oi farmpirsonnel Sam Pollock stated that Yvon Cournoyer starry rightwinger with Montreal JuniorCana dlenslwas not available to the Canadian Olympic team as re sult of Canadian Hockey club policy formed after the 1060 games in Squaw Valley We had loancd players Bob Rousseau inow with the Mont real Canadians in the National HoekeyLeague and Clift Pen aingion now playing for Qua hcc Aces 01 the American Hockey League to the Olympic team for tho lino games which were won by the United States ornwr WANT rumors We were later advised by the Canadian Amateur Hockey Association thatthey would not hi Hugh McLean handed out er own earn talof penalties includin two misconductn and main The misconduets went to ill Donaia and Rudolf Potsch boh of thaCzech leam Jaroslsv Vsltr picked up the major or qrosschecking rA crowdof 8731 fanssa iho ame seco highest of iianadittna tour DiDNT rmur aw ahury nk deeper in the cellar of the OttawaHull and Disihrllcg chkcy Languaggi LThe Canadian team now has 0mg rmer two Mm and one giant rivals Ottawa Prim Mes hile smiths Falls Bears moved into contention for fourthspot with 54 Brockvillo Brakes At0ttawa John McLean second goal of the night at ltraoofthe third period erked Primrose tons threegoat rally for gt th victory other scorers wers Pat Driaooll with two LarryBnk The Czechs have tour ec rdof four ins through aad three ties They wind their iigsme tour Sunday lToronto when theymset an Despite the high panalty at there were no actual fig is the game Almost all he have not been approached by Father Bauer for assistance use lnexperiencedjunior players in future Olympic or world hockey tourneyr We then decided we would not alter any of our boys in the futuraI Mr eike said the Canadians rhas the CAHAJndieated policy change since rose Mr Seiko said he was told by close friend oiFatherrBAUBl that the Olympletcosch was re iuctant to approach the Cana diena because of morals prob learn with his team Father Bauer felt bringing in anoutaider at this date may adversely affect the has had together for many months said Mr Sol sunauay CF aev vid Bauer Canadas Olympic hockey coach said here Friday the only way he would aakfnl additional platerab iwould MRI dimh lit would Help club where his team played the mw nu II mm ham coma son out Otiliiaiiopa Collingwood COUJNGWOOD Lost pines Orillla Terriers mud to Ifthin twopoints of withpill Barrie Esau hero logunlghtom ascend on known Georgian Bay in immediate Hockey loom game it was only the third win of the moon for Griffin 1th have lost 10 Roy Calhoun scoruf two goals for the Terriers with singles so in to Nick Kennedy Cal Cards nor Don Rcialoeh Buddy Horne and Gary Collins lice Bralnard notched the lane Coilingwood goal behind netmira der Bob Shropshire who turned in tremendous game for On Orlliia took Li lead in tho first period and stretched it to 51 in the second They tallied three more unanswered goals in the final 20 minutes throa twogoal leads as the Expressmcn baffled from be hind fo gain 75 victory Esamiocl Pilate BEETON Don Amos and Burris Plumbers showed no signs of twoweek layoff in the Georgian Bay Junior Hockey League here last night when they hammered lastplace Boston 152 Amos the leagu top scorv er fumed in fantastic perfor manco scoring eight goals and assisting on another to pace Barriss attack The victory gave Plumbers sole possession of first place They entered the game tied with Orlllia and Orliila Beooad Period was Idle last night However Bradford Galnnd the Plumbers have still played aitaliiilasloaiRli1d 811 four games less than Orlula re or sea narrator aurora Egg Abbott smilh ms three indtbelfllast fllibifgd and ts secon pay it see gsflgilggon dward Thompson and added two more in the closing minutes of the period and finished off with two goals in the third Jim Burke registered two Bar Third Period ti Barrie Bond thchrlda Robertson Mi Bradford Gaisnd ficrningtH Barrie Weeks tBond McBride 425 Bradford Richardson Nicholas Kwaznitza 515 10 Bradford Galand lngiisl 1m 11 Bradford Inglis Gibson le 12 Bradford Galand Gibson inglla ia21 Penalty Hazlett Shots onfioal By Barrie By Bradior Conrad lifaionoy who also had four assists Don Gilbert Clay on isrry Rick Dunn and Doug ac Exhibitio FORT WILLth CP The Swedish national hockey team displayed superior skating after slow start Friday night and went on ion 51 exhibition vio tory over the Lakehcad Senior AllStars The Swedes increased their record in their slxgame Cana dlan tour to three wins and two losses in the game watched by crowd estimated at 3000 in the 4200 seat Fort William Arena They moved into onegoal lead in the first period after having considerable difficulty penetrating the stubborn Lake ead defence They jumped to lead at theend of the sec ond period and eased off to re tect their margin in the a1 20 minutes Lennart Johansson Nils Nils son Uli Sterner JanErik Nils son and Tombs Jehansson counted the Swedes goals BartanBradlsy was the lone scorer for the Lskehaad aggre gation mode up of Fort William is or In Title Contest SAN DIEGO Calif AP Boston coach Mike Hoiovak said Friday hes glad tha American Footballiaeague title game will be played here instead of in Bos too even thoughhed have better chance of winning at home Tm aura it would beatougher for the San Diego team to go from warm climate to cold one than its for us to come out zhsre iiolovak said And think wed have better chance buckthere But ldstlii rather play here its truer test of football The game begins at EST P0 The gamewill be televised in the us by use SanDiego Chargers belted Boston Patriots5017 in pro season game an at them nadians that the Canadians have not been approached by Father Bauer for assistance Father Bauer in Sudbury Czechoslovakian national team in an exhibitiongama Friday said in an interviewi dont think will make any change unless the players themselves request it They have theirmectlngs and if they feel there is need will try to iii He said his players have soc rliieed too much to have sub stltutea brought in at the last minute twice during the regular season but by much closer scores 1719 and MUBT SCORE its askinga lot for our fel las to hold them the way they did the last two games Holo Whatwsydjgot to do rather thaniust trying to hold them Asked how many points hell need to heat the Chargers Holo vair said ill itake It or course we didnt get many against them in the last two games com bined Hoiovak says the Patriots are adiostlnrfalrly well to the warm to thar here Swedes Register nouooahattllnglrnhs who atterutlftuorketdhldoyond havemdualyouualin Gouda Lam was lhmappcmoceuttbehioru ocothacttoOmahaofthoCn ml Forum mom will be trol Professional km out for more when they tangle with Canath tonight 91 up olindtiutshootaknco As lilt Schmidt coach at infury said Hicks who Bostons National Hockey worked out Mono offer the league ciuh put it We need more goals and 11 then Our defensive play has held morning session it still pains little when turn to the opposite side but he confident the knee will well and it represents our nil it In came bragast improvement this sea son But we havent scored up to our potential yet lm con fldcnt we will The Bruins will be facing Montreal club that has shaken off the injuries suffered in the first half of the schedule and returned to full strength HICKE PHONOUNCED Fll Winger Billy Hicko out of ac iian for six weeks with dam aged knee was pronounced fit Don limos Scores Eight Goals its Plumbers Waliop Beeion DON AMOS King and crawley scored the Plumberh took 21 lead in the first period and had the game sewed up entering the third with in margin 11 Win Cahadiens Port Arthur Bear cats audited Rock Royals of the Thunder Bay Senior League Five of thaBearcat players had previous experience with inian notional rules from success ful European trip In 1960 The Olympic bound Swedes have one remaining game against the Czech Olympic squad in Toronto Sunday They previously split twogame se ries with the Canadian Olym pics lost to Montreal iunlor Ca nadiens and defeated Winnipeg Maroonsi The Swedes applied the pres sure from the start but failed to launch sustained attack On several occasions promising of fenslvea were broken up by too much passing The pattern continued in the second period but the visitors superior conditioning and faster skating showed to advantage Their rushes began to penetrate the Lakehead defence Sterner who worked out in the New York hangers trelnina camp last fall was standout lie had knack of ballilhg the AliStars with fake drop pass picking up the puck with his nck skate Ttunba Johansson however came upwith the most spectac ular goal with less than half minute left in the game He moved in on one strata holding off deiencemana stick with his other leg and clicked with long shot Pipers Bow on Marilee NIAGARA MILLDot CF Toronto Marlboros sent in three uhanswared goals in iha third period Friday nightto defeat Niagara Falls Flyers in on On tarlo Hockey Association Junior Agents and halt the Flysrs home unbeaten streak at to straight games Acrhwd hippos largest of th season was on hand toaasth Flyers beaten Rookie John Fergusons thumb hasnt yet healed com pletely and dclenumnn itcmblsy has been bothered by sore foot for two weeks but injuries havent hurt their RELIVEAU READY Star ccotre Jean Belivcau who needed stitches for head cut suffered in Wednesdays from Fridays practice but it was announced hell be ready for tonights contest in the camp of the leagues leading Chicago Black Hawks Glenn Hall prepared to return to the nets for tonights clash at Toronto list whohad holiday when recount CalDoug Cam erons rink from Charldttetown became the giant killers Friday night edging tho previnusiy un defeated Norm Houcit rink from Winnipeg in the sixth round of the roundrobin Toumarneat of Grampians bonspiei But despite the loss the llian itobe foursome still has chance to win the tournament They clash with the Hector Ger vols crewwhich also sports one defeatin todays final round at Maple Leaf Gardens More than 3000 personsthe largest crowd of fho fourday bonspialsawSklp Houck draw short on his became of the lnMndandstflmafl with his second shot lone Cameron rock sitting near the edge of the circle ha hlnd more of guards proved to be the winner for the Prince Edward island quartet it was theirsecond win of the tourna ment the first coming in Eris days fifth round an 117 victory om Malt Baldwins Edmonton Hefty Hector Garvals the 250 pound Edmonton skip guided his rink to in triumphover thenMrke Siyzluk rink from De ro LED Arron Although the Cotton States ns tlonal champions led Gervais 76 after nine ends the Alberta squad counted doubles in the lie their crack at winning the tour nament Gervaiss only defeat was at the hands of the Bob Mann rink last years Ontario champions from Hanover 0nt losing that game Mann drew the moat contra Favor Packers To Win Game MlAMl AP JimBrown of Cleveland Browns outrushcd Jim Taylor of Green Bay Pack ers by huge margin during the National Football League season but the odds still favor the Packers in Sundays battle of the fullbacks Green Bay fllZfl is down choice to beat Cleveland 104 in the fourth annual pro playoff bowl matching thavruo ners up of the Western and Eastern divisions The game will mark the first time the Packers have corn peted in the bowl During the played the Packers were win ning the western title titres Sdhtnidtl Is confident Bruins Will Improve andstlrtunthobcst tut game was given holiday as three frames to preserve touch three years the game has hen times and theNifL champion ship twice in WINTERS HERE Silt the Hush loll unmade Wednesday as in sown goats In eight noses mfg Tomato and has start four tints 61 Chicago mach BllLy Buy planned to leave rrlatsrrlzrlt Ncstcrenkoeo the line with highscoriag Hall oeatrc Bill tiny rtor ammo warn We havent been pinyin well he said but Ia man aged to win the key so and were still first The Hawlq enter tonights game with 47 points four rnold than Montreal and five more than Torontoiiut Canadltnl have one game in hand on Chic cage and the Leafs have two Toronto worked outdridly with Billy Harris replacing Didi Dqu on the Dave Gear Armstrong line Jith Pappn played with Red Kelly and Frank hfohovlich Eddie Shake wrth Bob Puiford and Bob Nevin Detroit is at New Yorkfnr Saturday afternoon game Sunday Montreal visits Dav trait Toronto is at New York and Boston at Chicago Gervais TO Houdk In Final versy of the sixth round when in the final end of hisgame with Baldwin and withth score tied so he kicked first stone out of the circle nib it had slithered between iwoi guards lliann said he thought til alone had been burned fknncked off course by broom as it was being sweptiato tho circle But Baldwin and offil cials said the rock was knocked slightly off course whenit nicked guard Baldwin gave lliann his shot over again and this time he slippedthrough the same rcmatnin in tha elr ie ran cure was blocked by five Mann rocks but pen fect delivery around the outside hyBaidwin knocked out the spa posing stone to give him dou ble and the game by on to count Ernie Richardsonni rials world champions from Regina coasted to an easy win over Ray Grants ilaloaviiie Oat crew The Bichanisons winning their third game of the touronmsn scored four points in tho it end triple in the an and two doubles in tbereventh and eighth 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