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Barrie Examiner, 28 Dec 1950, p. 12

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SEVENTY MINUTES IN 111111101151 FOUR MATCHMISCONDUCTS AS FLYERS TROUNCE DUKES 74 In one of the wildest yamborees of ice hockey at the Arena this season Barrie Fl crowds of their current championship stuff 1950 South Stmcoe Softball League Champions 11 AlMRTmRSDAYMC Thu ORHA VicePres sbonts CAMERN Specially Written for The Barrie Examiner It MtK SllllA amdian Irrss Staff Writer 1111s 111 lt1r1 ptltl the Jitghest Andes Mountains lhey 1911111 feet 1111s Lllflt yers proved to one of the largest campaign that they wcre made of little cilily pcilizips but 111 Ulfic12 Frank Udvari and 111 110355 litlllltd 111111111 131111 Mitileniinelici dished 1111 70 11111lt1 Iitcr presented which 11 Emms with lzlr Illlltlivliittlrd LII much hoped for l112111 tury by liteiaily tioiiitcing league leading Toronto Marlboios The victory that had fans 1111 their feel it packed penalty lipxduu and allk1nds of CXLlItItittil twinl 51 um linu during the contest the llyeis to wnluii on point of ttllillll lanvkwper Dr Frank Max1 my Duke mmugn 141 well had live delayed penalties to have games in hand lkeep track of Three of the off enders cotild liiid r111 iomii 111 the pciialty box and were furccd sit in the aisle as high as fourth 11111 To indicate tlic niaikcd stiperg 1h11111111y the Flyers held over their pl IlVIIIS shots on gold were 4521 in MM 11111 of Ilniins crew Marlies gained 11 of their drives iii thel iiiizil stair1 after the damage liadl been done and the teams played ifoi the most part four side There was no resemblance tween the Flyers lliut entitled the drastic December sltiiiip and the 1111111 that made 1511b Davidl sons charges appear like lost ducklings IV Ws 111 penalties and four iizatcli 1titll1gt fisticiiffs lllglwl wit the VCQIIG and third pctl Marlics edged Barrie by 15 minors three iitajois if the 1111ch miscon 11$ iozul Millzine tic11 fllllllll11l1111111 Canadian Alvlllttai tlfillill lhis 111w 1111 pointed 111 when 1151111 Filth 1111113 Aiilllllig and 1151 1111 piwln 111111 $21111111 11111111 51111 1311 tlititll iiicauw liarinie went 111 11 111 11111112 the lfoits plan 111111111 5111 1111 11 wally 21111 tm sputter pron Ennns had his Flycis primed for the contest lhty couldnt stopped the Mitrlie deli11cc brigade allowed Iinl and free skating forward units to pour 111 on goalie Don Loclzliart lone department that the were edged in was the parade kiiiiw the IM 21$ lltrll Initlis lilclinck 11 tonnyitir star thll lliiiizilloii Lllitl Ali1111111 1111 111 1111 only 1111 lIlIl pin lll1 lIlt tujt he lt11 1111 111 1111s siizwanr tin111 11m 1itii11 1111111 1111115 til1111111 11111 of the but forwnid llllfltXtlillth lni it gratis leuwl 111 1lllzi into 1111di in years lil 211st 11epitstleyt 11 11111111 liuck gtltllittl Moiitn 11 ltlllllltsl1Uy 11 but 11111 111 lloiiiiiiiioi ltllt iii Ill19 was lb 05 rliilzu iii lzze ll 11 Llll 111 1111 Iltnlll 1111 111111111311 lre 1llrt1i WHm 111 Al 1117 5113 111111 11 the 11111111111 flu ll IIUU gtllll llldl vnl dililt livlmic an 11 11111111 1111 lie 11 gt ml inclive 1111411111111 11121 191 ll t1 lit 1171111011 SIllllllIliMJwyu Lilglxy stl 31 with the ls probably was the highest 111 game 1111 11114 Mr Foi id lhrul 111 tiniciii There was 11 lot of excitement in football circles when Frankie J11111 ed the olts after Aloiicttes had finished out of the liltllltl in the 1e lluilie film11 11121111 lans llmktll for iievgtp1per11pnits of 1111 141111151 and they found his name in sinzill CCM Bicycles $4995 LADIES nexrs $5295 TRICYCLES $1395 $1595 $1695 WAGONS 0149581595 lllOT IlY SMITH Slllllt gt111111Iltttliltitlil 111 Ill 1111111 151111111111 311 ptiiiigc i1i WILKIES GUARANTEED Scoring linch was we dish11 BEHIND THE CONSISTET hurling of big 00 if 1111 Fliers 11111111111 Blakc Constable and Gord Kneesliaw Fen ted poor efforts and allugot 1111111 SUPPORTS mm with Him md MUM1110115 Softball Club swept to the first rung wan cumulmitlhm 160 of the South Simcoe League and then MONEY REFUNDED IF NOT SATISFACTORY 11 t1lgt 111 11211 Sltvfilll atteiiiiid cuiiliiiuatioi About liseliaizze 121111 the illfiltl 11111 Jltllllvtl llie stall HI IIii1i 1liltl 51w 17 son The hile holders are pictured above from left to right back row Matt Knoc shaw Gard Kiiecshuw Blake Constable Ncsbitt and Hughes Centre row Sam Ncilly Trotter Simpson John Hughes Gilmore Front row Gordon Todd Frank Todd Ross Neilly Griffiths and son of lint 111 111 1111 through the rugged playoff grind for the 1950 championship this year They were 11 powerful contingent with potent bats and difference iii play was spirit that mingled throughout croth as they brought back the boister ous Barrie support 1111141111 in season Jerry loppazzini with two goals and one assist and captain Real Clicvretils with one goal and two helpers led the point parade but it didnt necessarily mark them as the top performers There was defenceiniiii Jim Morrison who turned in great offensch and defensive game Morrison pro vided the allimportant spark of bluelinc with applauded rushes Ilariic product Bill Hagan was No Lacing Just Slip it In The Shoes $150 Pair 13 his numerous SKATING OUTFITS Jerry Pryke will carry the favorite odds again next sea TWOGAME GUELPH SERIES 1FACES FLYERS REMEMBER LAST MEETING Hap Emms brings his globetrotting Flycrs home from Port Arthur and Sault Ste Marie early New Years morning ON RETURN Barrie Morlboros OIIA JUNIOR Barrie Dec 32 MARLOROS 111111 Loekliiut lllcIlCl toopei 11inisden centre hlilcllllillll 111115 1111151 Bal It may have been differentl four alternates Windley Kiltlln story if he had turned out with tlltl Stewart Maxwell Luiiiley Penil American club earlier in the sea1 Nestcriiiko son He still is the property of llltl IItlrl the lllllllI lie rode the bench the first game 1ppl aicd briefly in the next twin It isnt fair to say Fileliock couldnt make the gradesit takes time to learn the plays and he joined the tolts with 1111 season Just about eiitlttl lncertain about Futu re BARBIE Goal llowes defence Minty independent grocers locatel llllll shops close 111 1111 chitin TIIHI competitor Businurs gt111 tics show they gain from the many shoppers attracted to such 11 di llltl by chain stoic $3995 36 Hayfield St Phone 31174 HaveYou Sleeping Accumodations Alouettes but says he doesnti Lii know his plans for next season another standout The speedy left winger notched gold and one and ll is lOllblful if he 01 his boys Will find rest MtKlliHlil Morrison centre Sizes and up assist plus scoring the prettiest 1iiiaikei of the contest on breakaway only to have it called lback due to quick whistle 011 Marlie penalty Other goals were hammered home by Lionel Barber Jim Mor rison and Rick Hogg his first of the season Marlboros big gun was forward Wally Maxwell with three and Eric Nestcrenko The second and third periods were featured with slam bang SHARPENED OIL STONE FINISII Have Your Skates Sharpencd This New Way Its The Best 36 BAYFIELD ST For New Years falls on Monday and the Flyers will arrive in time to battle Guelph Biltmores in twogame OHA Junior series Tuesday and Wednesday frecforalls Jack McKnight floor cd Earl Balfour near the penalty box that started when Dan OCon 1nor was raided near the boards Evcn goalie Lorne Howes got linto the act which is really head llinc news OConnor Howes Mac ilarlanc Lockliart and Hurst were handed majors It started again in the final can to whenLco Labinc riled Lock hart when he swiped at hold piick It broke out in the penalty box and brought aroundmatch misconducts to Gus Karrys and Don Pearl of Marlboros and Rick Hogg and Labinc of the Flycrs Even fan got into the diff erent act when he failed to re turn puck that soared into the seats He finally tired it to the ice on faccoff in the Barrie corner and was escorted from his seat on Inn1111 BEGINNING NEW HALF CENTURY We express the hope that its first year may bring tous iiii i3 aHd order out of uncertainty and peace out of turmoil Management and Staff OATES PAINT STORE Jack Oates June Lick Betty Elliott Gertrude French ordcrs by Referee Mchlenbachcl LISLE December 22 Master Robert Shaw Ruskview is spending few days with his grandparents Mr and Mrs Parker Mr and Mrs Anderson and family spent Christmas with Mr and Mrs Handy Everett Mr and Mrs William Parker Lisle Parker and children Mr an rs ac ayes oron spent the holiday weekend with Mr and Mrs Irwin Shaw and fam lily of Ruskview Mr and Mrs Jack Anderson and twins of Alliston spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Walter Ander son Mr and Mrs Fraser Mar garet and Grace spent Sunday with relatives in Erin Mr and Mrs Roy McIntyre Miss Betty Hare Jack Hare Mr and Ilad the Flyers encountered one more exhibition contest on their northwestern tour the stage would be set for an exact duplicate of the IimininsNew liskcaidIlouyii tour Only difference lies in the games with Guelph Flych tangled with the Hills in twogame series prior to leaving on the northern Ontario jaunt and this time the battles lake biiic wings licietils lloggral ternatcs IlllllllS loppiizzini lla gait Wood Barber Towers Pear sall OConnor OFFICIALS Kitchener Jack Ilagersville FIRST PERIOD Barrie Barber Towers Wood Barrie Hagan Emms loppazzini Frank Udviiri place after the tour Perhaps that change will also bringr around similar form 111 the won and lost column Flyers drop pcd both late November games to the defending champs from the Royal City 97 and 32 twogame sweep of Guelph would be starting the New Year off on the right foot And there is no reason why the Flycrs cant dot it They showed their true brand of hockey to the fans when they trounced and walked over Vloronto Marlboros The home fixture here Wednes lday was originally scheduled for Frida Januar b1 was moved 11 4mm iilicadtoiiiimwgmm start at 830 instead of the 11111 ldeadlinc that prevailed throughout Christmas wcek The Flycrs played in Port Arthur last night and willopposc the West End Bruins again tonight Saturday Marlboros Maxwell 1854 Penalties Labine Lumsdcn Nostcrenko Balfour 1loppazzini Windley SECOND PERIOD Barrie llogg Labinc Chcvrcfils Barrie Toppaxzini Towers Barrie Clicvrctils lllogg OConnor Barrie loppazzini 07 ina Hurst Ilowcs major IllacFarlanc jor Lockhart major The influx of broadshunldvred Americans into Canada Countrys fasteslgrmving spurt reached its peak this year and promptly stole about everythingI ltfehlenbaclicl in sightleague scoring championE ships and 11 spots on each of the Big Four and Western Canada CPI zillstar teams In all 66 imports 707 made plziceson the 11 clubs in tho Bill Four ORFU and Western inter 720 provincial unions There are two reasons for that Ltimley unprecedented invasion move by1 the Canadian Rugby Union hist February incrcasing the import quota from five to seven for eachl team and amalgamation of the 51 American and National pro leagues iii the United States Many Anicricans went on fliel prowl after the amalgamation of 11112 the US leagues and their trek end1 ad in Canada Coiiccivably sonici Hagan Emmy 1047 of the 66 who finally caught on pmmmes Lumsdm Lumleyl with Canadian clubs could have Nestemnkm MacDonald Toppaz made American professional teams 71111 OConnor minor and major but they IIObably figured the P35 lures were border in Carmel greener north of the for lllti For Your Holiday Guests MAYOR MOTEL Can Supply the Best at Reasonable Rates SPECIAL RATES FOR TRAVELLERS CAP YOU WILL BE P120111 1001211 USED CARS USED CAR LOT THIRD PERIOD Barrie Morrison Chevrcfils 55 10 Marlboros Ncstcrcnlgo tLumsdcn Cooper 1155 11 they tangle with 500 Greyhounds and then commence the long trck home Mrs James Smith and family andl Elwin Hare spent Christmas with gt family in Everett Mrs Laking Mrs Thelma Ince Norma and Donnie spent Monday with Mr and Mrs Laking Barrie Jerry Lee RCAF London and Eugene Lee Toronto spent the weekend at their parental home Mr and Mrs Gibson Bellamy and1Ralph were Monday visitors with Mr and Mrs Wctheral Mr and Mrs Fraser and family Alex Dodsworth Mr and Mrs George Dodsworth and Ruth spent Christmas Day with Mrs Stanley Beatty and Mrs Fras er at Everett WMr and Mrs David Goddesrandr family of Exeter Mr and Mrs Dermay of Galt Mr and Mrs Rus sell Carr and Grace of Toronto were Christmas visitors with Mr Iand Mrs Anson Geddes Mr and Mrs Herbert Sawyers and Jill went to Toronto for the weekend lt0 Dentistswho try tostop kiddies eating candy are now faced with Marlboros Maxwell tLumsdeni Penalties Maxwell match misconduct Kariys match misconduct Hogg match mis conduct Pcart 1match miscon duct Lockhart Chevretils Coop Nestercnko GRENFEI Candlelight Service The white gift and candlelight service was held at Grenfel United Church Dec 17 at pm The sa cred pageant Fulfillment was presented by members of the con gregation very effectively midst suitable decorations of evergreen silver and white streamers and artificial snow The choir white robed carried lighted candles singing the processional hymnl dersiMrfDegeer and Meroward extinguishing the choir candles The choir sang carols throughout the pageant setting of King Her ods court guards attendants chief priest scribe herald Isaiah and boy attendant reader priest wise men shepherds also the Nativity scene made everyone conscious of the real significance of Christmas The following took parts in the the new medical opinion that sugar is not the main cause of tooth decay pageant Isaiah Bill Ford reader Mrs Harris priest Harry Parr Jerash Percy Degeer herald Bill Gallop King Herod Ernest Harris 11 THE 111511111111 ATMOSPHERE WHEN asked what she liked Trusts depositor in our Savings Depart about Sterling Big league football now is $1000000 proposition for the eight teams in the Big Four and Western Canada Unions based Mailborosf 632 on an estimate or $121000 ms 0pm 1110 club over season Attendance figures are climbing Americans are key men in thcl 1310 shape of things to come and onI Labmc their showing in Canada this sea1 son its pOSSiblc some could catch on with US teams chief priest Mr gtWindatt scribel ougi ey Wis men verar Harris Garnet McMaster JVilbur Walton armed guards Don1 nelly Royce Rihardson court atl tendants ladies Mrs Bill Ford shepherd Frank Ford Mary Mrs Parr and Mrs Frank Ford Mrs Garnet McMaster Joseph Dobson CORSAGES FOR NEW YEARS EVE EendeysElowrs 74 Blake St Phone 3015 mummQW Barrie Ive camel09 172182 Bradford St PHONE 5355 1949PLYMOUTH SPECIAL SEDAN lSMlPLYMOUTH SPECIAL SEDAN 1948 PLYMOUTH DELUXE SEDAN 1947 PONTIAC SEDAN RADIO 1940 DODGE SEDAN DODGE COUPE 1939 OLDSMOBILE SEDAN 1938 DODGE SEDAN 1936 PLYMOUTH COACH 1948 DODGE 12 TON EXPRESS 1942 FARGO V2 TON EXPRESS 1942 FORD 12 TON PANEL 1936 RED TON DUMP AS IS 1934 INTERNATIONAL TON DUMP AS IS HAROLD HILL LIMITED onpvsmu 21111110112le iAFARGO BARBIE MQ 11111111 4830 p111 STANDARD TIME mentsaid like the friendly atmosphere ThISpleased us greatly for inour dealings with clientsin every departmentsavings esmtesmortgagesAve have aimedat spirit of friendly coopcration efciency cpmbined with personal interest in those we are privileged to serve Woi gtJanz WBARRIE ARENA Reserved Seats Available 7Make Your RiellsirvationNow dlickets are available until pm on the day of the game 1371i following agencies IN BARBIE Dixles Phone 9057 Jacksons Phone 9089 Bradleys Phone 9052 Whitlys Drug Store Phone 2823 Out of Town Agencies Smart Smoke Shop Orillia Somers Electric Allislou Gilmore and Son Letroy Graves and AllemNewmarket The Canadian Bank of Commerce Camp Borden m1 Sale at Axenavwill beheld from 730 1111 until gametime Reserved Seats$l25$100 61 75c 1011111111 Childmir taxmet Next Hom GamaWindsor FridayJon l2 THE $TERLlNG1TRUSTS Hood Olin Toronto Barrie Office 13 Dunlop Stroet sssss HitPr NewYefariiofhll COOKE cannot and STORAGE Bngmw ownTAR st mltgts QQQ ssmwss yMMw

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