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an Tuis WEEKS ISSUE 8050 Copies AUTNOIIIED AS SECOND CLASS IAIL to out onion 85 th Yea rN0 51 410 Win at St Gil Mayer Ennis Shutoiit McNabney Gain Points Dori Ashbee Scores Twice Hap Emms really placed feather in his cap The ami able coach had his Barrie Flyers tuned to professional fre quency on Tuesday night in the Garden City and they pro pelled to 40 win over St Catharines Teepees Beating St Kitts on their own ice was quite feat but winning by shutout was hitting the jackpot BARRIE ONTA IO CANADA THURSDAY DECEMBER 16 Kitts Iucs131w yers on Top DAN LEWICKI 0F KROEHLERS HERE FRIDAY Stratford Krohiers bagpiped by leftWing star Danny Lewicki troop into Barrie Arena this Fri day and tangle with our Barrie Fiyers for the second time this sea son Lewicki is the highpriced bundle that manager Dave Pink ney and Torontos Conn Smythe were bidding so highly for invorder to obtain his release from Fort It was the Flyers 16th victory and moved them up into first place in the IIA Junior standing And out of this string of twopoint ers the local squadron had never looked better While catlike iii Mayer was racking up his fourth shutout of the season and his second on the road the defence crew of Stan Long Bob Binglcy John Sheddcn and Ward Brandow produced their most stellar exhibition of the sea son Divided in pairs they were working like unit They rocked chpcc forwards like Christmas chimes and received backchecking support from forward lines which were skating both ways Up front Don Ashbee appeared to have taken new lease on life Flying low as in hedgehopping he riddled two goals past Porkie Douglas in the netsfor the home stcrs and missed by inches secur ing another pair lie was set up beautifully by commander Sid Mc Nabney his centre ice mentor Sid was relaying passes to Ash bee and Burcham all night long as though it was every day habit placing themdcep in the rear of St Catharines defence McNab ney bolstered his point record with two assists and solo effort on marker But the entire load was not car ried by this allstar trio Paul Meger playing his usual headsup game Gordon Penneil and Gary Gordon along with Real Chevre fils Rick Hogg and Harold Hopper were sitting inonDOugias con SNOW TI RE SISOx 17 600x16 650 x15 VERY LIMITED SUPPLY Loinav morons GoodrichTie Dealer 21 Mary St Barrie lRACTOR William Columbus Lastycar Lewicki opposed the Flyers in Port Arthur uniform and was one of the three replace ments the western representatives obtained It was the same Mr Lewicki who blew the Memorial Cup finals away from Barrie by running wild in point collecting way besides sinking the winning marker in overtime during the fourth and final contest For those who have yet to set eyes on this speedy wing merchant they have in store the witnessing of one of the top hockey prospects He is hard man to catch posses ses plenty ofspced and an over load of hockey brains Tlic rrearguard team of Stan Long Bob Bingley lWard Brandow and John Shedan will have to find some sort of defensive tactics in hurry which will halt the dangerous Stratford sniper and help Barrie redlight the rejuvena ted Krochlers Lewicki suffered severe cut in his foot while attending Toronto Maple Leaf training camp this fall and was forced to watch the game from the sidelines for long interval He made his debut at the Gardens on Saturday Dec when he gured strongly in Strat ford gaining tie with Toronto Mariboros When his club matched sticks with Gait Rockets last Friday he personally executed the outcome by firing home six goals double hat trick which could possibly be record or at least close to one In two games Lewicki compiled 11 points At that rate Bert Giesebrecht of Windsor would be nowhere near Lewicki had the $3500 price tag begun with the season opener After the session with Stratford Flyers await the arrival of Wind sistcntiy uring the 50minute af fair and had the youthful nctmind er not placed his feet in the way on many occasions they too would have struck the score sheet 0n the other side of the fence and innier sorrow was Art Jack son coachof the Tecpces lie was forced to revamp his lineup due to injuries hitting Ron Spexilci ford and Marcel Clements Ellard OBrien was used on defence rc placingTelford and Ron Ruble al ternated with Bill Altoff on the forward lines Up front he had Bud Evans playing right wing with Connie Switzer and Wayne Brown leaving Altoff and Rubic to work with Red Sullivan and Fred Hilde brand 10 of it GAMES However this change did not depreciate from the Flyers victory team that played hockey like they did right in Rex Stimcrs ter ritory will never be beaten The boys have proved it In their last ll games they have captured 10 of them One half of those tilts were on the road The rst period was the fastest seen in junior hockey thus far Play was whizzing from one end of the rink to the other giving the appearance of agame of tennis or badminton It was just as dif cult to stick with the play Barries rst opportunity came when Tom Buck was penalized for holding It took while for the locals to warm upgand display their famous power attack Then Ash bee hit his stride He took shot Giesebrecht brothers Bruce If Barrie ever hope to cut the Spits down to their size the first of few opportunities is on Wednesday at Barrie Arena tory over the than to gloat over it during the Christmas holiday from wellout and it barely de flectedjnto the net Bud Evans intercepted pass on Flyer ganging attack and walked straight in on Mayer but Gilly was not to be beaten With Buck returned to the ice Teepees bulled Barrie into their own end Rubic to Toppazzini pass sending the latter down the fenre could have broken the dead oc Then Ashbee and Burcham broke alone Ashbee sent his wingmate into the clear and Douglas had to go to his knees to save At 1130 Gord Byers and Paul Meger were thumbed for cheap highsticking penalty Meger did nt even have stickinshand Actually the two looked as if they were trying to pull themselves apart There was little action while they were off but Barrie buzzed into the lead shortly after their return nRANDoW scones hluelinev shot by Ward Bran dow giapced off Chevrels stick and Douglas arm an fell to the fish nets at 1435 to hectic surge of power The goal was ob tained via the American football rules Hogg and Hopper had dump ed rivals who might block the shot When Brandow redhispath was almost clear to the net gt Bill Altoff worked in closefrom the faceoff at centre and blazed the puck lead an Mayers pads Pennell and OBrier were sen tenced for highsticking and inter ference respectively but neither club could take advantage of the freewheeling Just as the buzzer sounded Douglas rose to heights when binationhadarrie sitting right on hisdoorstep The fans hardly had received their second breathwhen McNab OWNERS Megr to Penneli to Gordon com7 THOMAS STONE AGE 74 standing is the oldest native male in Eimvalc When he was born there were only 50 residv ents in Elmvale Fred Stephenson village watchmaker once worked in Toronto but he chose this Simcoc County village to settle down Eimvale will be next summer fully incorporated as village Town andRisirict League In First Round Playoffs The Town and District Hockey League opened their first round playoffs Monday night at Barrie Arena with the fourth place clubs of each division meeting the fifth team of the opposite group Minesing who ended in tie with Oakland Hill for third place had more goals scored against them hence were dropped down to fourth and met the winless CGE squad They were forced to pro duce three lastperiod goals to gain 53 victory over the Electricians who displayed another scrappy effort Harry Adams put the winners 50 res re turin the two ahead in the first period but Godin Bert and tied the count early in the second before McCartney gave Minesing the front for the second time in the game Les Martin opened the immediate entry scoring in the third stanza for CGE Emms has never obtained vic to knot the count at 22 but the skinnepcoached visitors retaliated with goals by crew this season and there would Harry Adams and Mccarmey 10 be nothing better he would like break the deadlock Coach Harry Partridge withdrew goalie Lloyd King for another forward but the strategy backfired when Bill Adams fired the disk into the emp ty cage uMinesing now enter the quarter finals against Stroud next Monday night The opener saw 13X winners of only single tangle with the winless Merchants and they were also in need of two goals in the finalchapter to gain 53 tri umph They nowmeet RCAF of CampBorden on Monday Dec 27 Bill Eno with goal in each of the first two periods gave 13X 20 margin before Emms and Saun ders tied the score Galbraith tal licd tor the Angus crow before the ibcll film they Went into the third itli ii 213 ttliit lions Mums cliinaxcd drive for thc lVItitIllIllS by sinking the icquairzcr prior to goals by Crouch cr and Iicidrick which assured 13X of victory On Monday Dec 20 the league Ieading ireers ACCSNIIIQCT Oakland iiili in tho nightcap while Stroud and Mincsiiig present the curtain raiser GravenhurSt Indians Lecrve Georgian Bay 19in NorthemGroup Gravcniiurst Indians OHA In northern grouping plan for lwill not be ready for use until Jan Nabney Burcham 1948 Barrie 4St Cotharines THE BARRIE EXAMINER BARRIE FLYERSGoaL Til Garden City Arena Dec 15i defence Long Shedden cci Pennell wings Gordon Integer alternates Bingley Itrandow sltw llogg lloppci iChevrefils Ashbee ST CAIITARINES liIEllIiZSE Goal Douglas defence McIntyre iOBrien centre Swrtzer wings Brown Evans alternates Buschlen Itubic loppazriui OFIlIAISIirittic Morris and ZSnubbcr Scott Toronto FIRST PERIOD BilliltmClictltfllh Brandowl Peiiaitiestuck Byers OBrien Penuell SECOND PERIOD Baitricv AshbcctMcNabiia It BarrieAshbeetMcNabneyi 1438 Penalties Buschicn Sullivan Hopper Binglcy IiIIRI PERIOD BarrieMcNabney 738 Mcgci Swrtrcr Sullivan liogg Evans 01in ELECTS RON STEWART 0r THORNTON lion Stewart of Thornton and Barrie was elected second presrdciit of the Ontario iturai Hockey Association last Wednes day at ialt For the past scvcii years Mr Stewart served as an rip poiiitcc on the presidents exocri tivc lie has ifiigt occn criihusizutic iiisport in Barrie and district and has been one of the chief organ izers of the South Simcoc Hockey League This year the loop is in doubt due to thewithdrawal of Stayncr Bradfordand Sutton These teams have eitercd OIIA groups Allistoii always strong entry in South Simcoc has entered the Central Ontario Hockey League consisting of Markdale Fleshcrton Dundalk Grand Valley Erin and Shelburnc The league is affilia ted with the Western Ontario Athletic Association Huntsville Powassan Sundridge and possibly Parry Sound Last year the Indians perform ed in the Georgian Bay group There is new arena being con structed at Bracebridge but accord ing to George Powell manager of the Indians and convener for the the building grouping with Bala Bracebridgc 15 Tune Dec 28 side Bingiey followedup with board ing infraction and Flyers staged Barrie PUCK FACED Community Memorial Recreational CENTRE Stdtchgs Majors BBETON HOCKEY Flyers AT 830 SHARP their true penalty killing actTWTt was executed perfectly for Stl Catharines failed to get shot on Mayer Teepees determined to get back into thgame shoved Flyers into their own endand hadpucks sail ingallaivaysabout Maygrs cagc Admission $100 Ben 29 time again the pressure produced penalties Chevrels was sent ol for tripping McNabney for holding the puck and Switzerforlhooking The homesters again roared back and milled through the Barrie de fensive display McIntyre and By ers were leading most of the pm er with Mayer kicking anything and everything aside In fact he alone could have broken their hearts As soon aSthe penalties were up McNabney stole the puck from Buck at centre and drifted in on Douglas He just got his shot away as Byers checked him It beat the Teepee goalie and Mc Nabney crashed into the Inciting taking 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