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rmmammromrroneuuu cosmos llliSil Hockey Stars llllend Bobby Orr Diluter The quiet pleasant looking man stood at the end of the long banquet table His head was bowed as Rev Hudson said grace His head remained bowed for twominute silence in memory oi Bennmr Robert Kennedy The gentleman wearing glasses then sat back in his chair ior the next three hours and never once complained oi the sweltering heat The master or tieremonies Introduced Milt Dun dell Canadas top columnist and sports editor or the Toronto star IheTV star or the Sports Hot Seat aiked to the mike and said ina voice loud and clear am very happy to attend this dinner to honor the greatest deience player in the NHL Bobby Orr The large crowd gave out with tremendous standing ovation Milt had said the magic name Not only in Bobbys home town of Parry Sound but in cities and towns irom Oshawa to Windsor to Red Deer Alta where Bobby has appeared as guest speaker recently he receives this kind or welcome The MC then introduced Gary Doak Bobbys deience partner with the Bruins Ed Johnston Eps ton goal tender CarlBrewer and Detroit star Roger Crozler o1 Bracebrldge Los Angeles goal tender Wayne Rutledge from Gravenhurst Gary Babourln at Louis star from Britt Eddie Shack Parry Eoundera Nell Clairmont and the popular red head with the at Louis Blues Terry Crisp Al Eagleson the Toronto lawyer gave short but impressive speech The MC then lost the mike to Eddie the enter tainer Shack Eddie didnt disappoint the crowd he kept them In stitches as usual Hotel owner George Page was one of many irlends who came in from Boston George presented Bobby with beautiful silver bowl lrom Governor Volpe on behalt DI the state of Massachusetts Rev Father Les Costello the hockeyplaying priest from Cobalt not only caused split sides from laughter but healed them with his inspiring speech Father Costello is the best speaker have heard since the late Rev Hawson When coach Harry Sinden calls on Orr to jump the MANY BPOETS celebrities over the weekend to honor the superstar ddencanan with were band in Parry Sound local hockey hero Bobby 911 Boston Bruins oi the National boards during hockey game there is no hesitation When the MC called on Bobby to make speech there was hesitation He is not the best otter dinner speaker but he sure hits home with his shy quiet manner But you must remember Bobby catches on inst In just two seasons in the NHL he became the top deienceman few more speaking engagements and Id say Mayor George Eaads job is in Jeopardy The man at the end of the large celebrity table listened quietly as Bep Guldolin oi Barrie gave short speech thought the speeches were over The MC Lorne Tudhope said And new would like to introduce person who has done more ior hockey in Parry Sound than anyone Alex Eager There was tremendous standing ovation slowly the quiet man got to his feet He wasfwearing big grin he gave nod of his head He never said word but Im sure could hear hlsheartbeat over the ovation that was cracking the plaster This game was won by the Parry Sound Minor Hockey Association All proceeds went to them Many iolks worked hard for Bobby Orr Day The celebrities donated their time as did Jack Horace Herb Alex Ronnieiloward Mrs Pickles and many many more To give an example of the spirit five hours after the dinner Royce Mackiain asked Bobby if he had any tickets leit over Bobby Holmes Yes two said Ill take them Babb Orr likes ParryHound ilshing at the Moon River go at the course Hwnmsoc AND Harrle CoOp moved coun try mile ahead of all their in termediate iastball rivals last night at Queens Park once gain on the strong arm ol right llandcr Terry Hodgson The front runners recorded their seventh consecutive win eight points up on their nearest on position through verdict over Yancb Healing Hodgson who has only allow ed II hits this season in working all Coops games achieved pitchers dream recording no hitter The durable slablt man missed periect game over the seven innings by two batters IIe issued two walks Brian Furzecott and Joe Tas cona while collecting is strike outs CoOp collected sufficicnt scores to win with three run Bobby likes people their No HIRIejéots Jr Status TORONTO CF Six teams in western Ontario have relucr tantly decided to operate maverick Junior league alt failing second time to achieve oflicial status with the powerful and influential Ontario Hockey Association At meeting Monday night the OHA rejected bid by the newlyfanned Western Ontario Hockey League to join the DHA Junior series The league made and teams from Windsor St Thomas BranflordSarnia Obslham and Guelph was formed alter the OHA refused them permission to operate as western division of the DEA series mavericks the new league will not be eligible to compete for the Memorial Cuppsymbol oi junior hockey supremacy in Canada Alter Mondays Iii ec is Keith Kewley oi St Thomas secretary of the league said the western teamsreluctanlly will operate outside the 0HA We dont want to operate outside the one We kno what this organization means ORA STRONGEST Recognized as the strongest juniorleague in Ballade the ollA iuniorflserles has consist ently produced Memorial Cup champions including this years at it al champion Niagara Falls Flyers In statonfent after Mondays meeting with representatives oi the new league the OHA said simply that it was not In poi mm at this time to accept the new entry on It did not rule out any iu lure approval of an application lor the 196970 seasonsaving the bid came too late at Lim when next years budget bad al ready been submittedfor Approval tozlhc Canadian Amos teur Hodreyhfioclhtion Jack 3Devfnc of illellevllle chairman of the sixman 0H committee that considered 41$ The people like honey new thrust in the top half of the fourth oil losing pitcher Vince MacDonald collecting half of their eight hit total AlrSmllli led off the rally Willi double as Jack Shanaban Ron Scbuck and Bob French cracked con secuiive singles In the Co gt011 sixth Scbuck added twoout single andGeorge Cameron belied ple for the other Illll In the second half oi the doubleheader the pitching was dominant again as Woods BA moved up into share of the lead with city rivallmperial Eastman both with 41 records Jim lifeAliister the tumor Elmvale player was in top folmas Woods oyercame Not tawa Hedmen ior 74 win MANY scams application askedKewley sever al times ii the league realloed the ramifications involvedi£ gig operated apart from the He said if theydld the league would be excluded from particl on in any OHA playoffs and they dont have hold on any team were thefwrong size and Repedi players taken by the pro draft KNEW or DANGE Kewley acknowledged the league was aware of Wed eumstances but said plans were soziar advanced with each of the sixrteams they could not dropout now he told the committee that only atbreeman representation from members of the league ate loaded the meeting because somemembers dont want to jointhOIIAJ ibe oonunlttoo recommended the league remain with IuhlurB status at lead until next year McAllistersurvived an early setback as the visitors built Zlllead over two innings The winning pitcher earned no less than 20 strikeouts claiming at MONDAYS srans By THEASSOCIATED PRESS PitchingTorn Seaver New York Mets halted Los Angeles winning streak atseven games byslopplng the Dodgers oninur blls In ilir winning victory BuiilngRoger Maris Cardl nals slammed brown homer despite alpalniul heclrinjury to to protect Atlanta Braves Barrie City Tops Midland give st Louis is to victory over ONTARIO JR LACROSSE Huntsville Oshawa 21 Mississauga id Long Branch to Ontario Junior gt Mirnico Brsmalea 15 In Soccer Tilt Foh the second consecutive week Barrie my braved heavy rains in their Newmorketfiud DmblctSoocer league north ern divrslon match At Agricul tlualiark the locals held oil second hali rally to defeat Mldv lend byja 31 count The Barrie club moved off to sstrongsiart in thufirst 45 minute segment scoring three times Without reply Pete Cen ten found thsterget twice and playing presl eat Tim Hughes produced ih ther goal Bacrle City eye at home gain this com Saturday June when they angle with Etobl coke In Fairgrounds Cilp clash Kickoff time at Agricola tureliarkisopmi DISTRIBUTOR women son ULTRA ELECTRONIC SINK reifironourd triosic Electro Woy Corp of Conadq 789 HIenSthqflIororil least one in every inning Hedeclarcd unfit for the rest of the finished up with 15 straight outs and mowed down the last six Woods rallied Iroth behind Woods rallied Iro mbehind so deficit scoring Iour times in the last half of the fourth when theyiinished olf Noltawa start er Cari Vaznerlhe runs came through walk to Art Marlin along with back to back singles by Ted Emms Jim Edwards and Jim Thompson Emms clnulcd long homer to centre off Nollawa reliever Ed Dunn in the filth and the hosts jump ed on two errors for two more scores in the eighth The first inning was delayed ior most unusual reason After one half an inning was completed and Notlawa had scored run Rcdmen catcher Chuck lllacNicol noted that the ball seemed little light and small it was discovered that the balls supplied by the home ROCHESTER The USGolf Assoc ing extra precautions that there will he no repetition oi the Ru berto De Vicenzo affair Ill 115 open golf championship starting Thursday Tightest security measures including an offlimits tent and armed patrolrnenwill be taken players checking their score cards at line lath green at the Oak llill Country Club De Vicenzo of Argentina blew his chance to tie Bob Goalby for the Masters drawn at Augusta in April when he negligently signed four on hole on which usedihim loss ust enouubrto knock hirn out his playoifllor the tilleworlh $5000 in cash and much more in olher oppor tunities The error caused =uproar among fans and critics who contended gall rules were out moded and should be chang Und lf rules man is re sponsible for his own hard If he signs for more strokes than he over by lame Ailer lengthy debate the first hall inning was allowed to stand and the game resumed chenille home team made hasty purchase of two regula tion balls from the Noitawa management Barnés Tolls Tannery Golf Pcrsonncloi the Barrie lan nery held their annual golf tour nament Saturday attire Richv meadow course oilHighway as prowner Bob Smallrreptxts that field of 23 contested the honors Clltf Barnes is the 1968 champion followed by Hernle zinn Huddl Vanderlaar and Mel linker Milli made he isstuck with them It be signs Ior less be is disquali lied TbeUSGA will have tent in sidetile ropesolvthé lath green thi weelrcndto be presided Boatrightassist ant executive director oi the USGA Hodcey League ABOVE Head table guests Included Unit to right Father Lea Costello lame Orr Milt Dun nell Alex Eager Al LEIT Another NHL our com Parry Sound Terry hisp lbs Stanley Cup finalist St Inuls Blues signs an autograph or young admirer Dawn Sweet while Milt Donnell cracks lake Photos by Haslum SOFTBALL SENIOR ImpEaslrnon Woods BA Ncwmarkot Nollawa Lakevicw Luci lehll Score Woods Noliawn Future Gamer Wednede Hollow at Lakevlcw 700 ImpEastman at Woods 830 Newmarkez 300 FridnyNotlawa at ImpEast 800 INTERMEDIATE Barrie CoOp Clarkson Borden Haylield Yanch Hen Universal va Coflp Yanch Future Gaines TonightClarkson at UE 700l Universal an Hayfield 650 WednesdayOWE at Borden 800 gt ThursdayYanch at Universal 700 Hayfield at Clarkson 830 SundayYanch at UE Queens 230 Universal st CoOp 630 ONTARIO LADIES SENlOE gaiurdarr Score Fort Eric Barrie fl Future Games at Kitchener orrlsrllsow llcTIoN Robertson Tops dwble alter Maly Bathelofle per spelledviho end for Harrles hopes oi an upset of the strong Beavers Face Tough IiPiiCher FORTERIE DolliePW regardai asomoug the best fe male softball pudlers In Cale Ida gave demonstration ol her reputation Saturday alsht be fore ova 300 rabid fans at Oahu Parklnlbrtlbrle9nmmeon in relief to conplainly home the Barrie blitz as the Beavers blew an early threerun ad cwrhnm rm Mt Eric the Barrie club who now record of one win in our Ontario isdles Senior league stem simply could not hit the deliveries of bliss Pep Penuhosetthemdownlnorder three times and claimed lam one urfkeout in every Inning to tailing dozen Beavers had obtained three quick runs olf starter rArIene Irv vine through single by Shirley Howle lilary Merkles worun runless until the tired in the fourth allowing rlnxie and back to back walks Ann Kearsey relieved and tho isbed the game allowing only one runecd two singles harrier fielding oneel glar lna weaknss was outstanding Notable were caidies of line drivesby mireiielder Lynda idler leftslfildcr abhorlam Mop non hard grounder grabs at third base by Mlsr IIowle The only lapse come Invtbo home half oi the earth when FortErle Increased their lead to 74 lilisr Detaciler nusludged nyball in field and then threw the over the fem behind the Barrie bends on the third base line Centre fielder inun let single skipon her lor andhcr run Defiaite this brief trouble Beaversmanaged to keep the score down against ateamtbatilnotedforhliting rower fInee Fort Erie planner band led disbulkoitheir bltool lectloa lesson batter Gall 21 ba singled three lines walked andscorui tonne Both Arlene lrvlnc and Anna Mamzo drch comer trio runs with double and single Janice the manag ed runcounting double and Jane Reiobelt singled Beavers continue their string of road games toolebt when they play in Torontos MonarebPark Stalihnn against strong Toronto Carpetiand They then travel to Kiichencgmnlfi bctore eeu GhoslsvTuesdsy June pm atQueeos Parr Barrio 300 000 Ivl FLErle WmlmBSI Howie Mark Kearsey it and Berthelolte lrvine Pep per and RadialIna Words stall Vancouver Bid MONTREALTCPI The Na tional Hockey Deaguee annual meetings move into their second day today with Vencouvers thrust to enter hockeys big iime still stalledthis time hung up on words However this is described as only minor setback to the West Coast city that hasbeen campaigning for more than two years was safe on sacrifice bunt through coocbefs throwing er ror and Kinda Mae Shannons Iielderr drolce grounder Alter Bette Detwellor blooped single into right Hold the Fort Erie coach was quick to bring in his ace planer The sppcarance oi lilies Pep host club although he did man ageiour scattered snglcs by Bertheloue twice Detucller and Joyce Ioigb1cn BIG INNING Most ol the scoring con fined to the hrst inning as Econ or starter Shirley Howie was oil form permitting we ru throw two doubles and three walks hierkle former Guelph player relieved and yielded an other double or Fort Eries Ililh run and she held the winners delegation of Pro Frank Machiahan Peter Bent ley Coley Hall and Ron Gilli was reported making lavorable progress until semantics clouded the picture joint statement was to be lssuedat 530 pm EDT Iiionr day but it had to be hastily called to make way for ther meeting or the two parties todayuandpreparallonoi new statement Clarence Campbell NHL president said It was striclly misunderstanding in the ing of the original text that thingsback dont think were very apart on the wording of tho statement he said They both sides though the statement would be more appropriate in anolhor form Campbell said no timelablg has been established by the NHL for expansion and no for mula iorf rtber enlargement lhpllcl by Vancouver this time was made by owners of VancouverVCanucks oi the West ern Hockey league and the HQCkeY G°HDQY discussed Veteran Ken Robertson urdaywon low gross honors in special Invitational Golf Tour mamenl held Ior present and prospective players of the Bar rle Fiyers Hockey Club of the Senior OHA Ron Vermette of last years clubwas runn followed by Corby Adams while guest Ric McClocklln of the now disbanded Guelph Regal won the Most Honest Golfer ward simply by reluslng to turn in his card and blaming the sindegree heat as factor for his higher than average Iota Virtually all of last years Fiyers were in attention The event was the firs several If season planned by the new oak er executive under lh in each side of the tent will he twpbroad white lines No bodyand that includes USGA brass as well as press te vision personnelwill be per milled beyondthose lines Four armed state patrolmen will see that this restriction is enforced When each group finishes its round the players will be escort ed to the tcntwhe they will recheck their cards Boatright will be available for any rechecking soul mem ber of the rules committee who has followed the group ant the player that this Is yearround opera lion where plenty of iun and fellowship can be had vWe them and making thel assoc tion throughout the yeara en joyable as possible will put out 100 per cento All willfbove lull View of scoreboard the Guelph team and Bqb Pi re former layerbut satisfying rye whisky at very invting price 2s 50 cinewe He said after the initial meet Ing of the two groupsMonduy that the league would first of all have to decide iwllat frame work any iurther expansion will Inactive for the past season were among the guestsrBarrie Manager Jim Short in brief dinner address advised that decision onthe coaching posi tion may be available in the very near Iuture Team members received the news that the ins Angoles Kings of the National Hockeyybcague would be training in Barrie with the feeling that this would be tremendous asset to hockey in general and would be advan togeous in thdiiiiyers The fact ibat belting open camp on about September lath will un doubtedlyimean that the Flyers will beable to enjoy longer training iod themselves consider oneleamad di impractical Vancouver is the only Canadian citywiiha formalrappiication at this Lyme However Buffalo Atlanta Baltimore and Seattle had also expressed interest in joining NHL Nine of the it governors must vote favorablyheiore any new franchise application is ac cepted ray examines your abs PHONE 72B2414 firmly believe that if theleam King egulor Officer Troi ng Flo Think about 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