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iao Loch SKATERS AND Toronto Skating Club Stars rue mars summit weonesoar than it 1952 one FINALS now MARATHON omHRiEGALLOP FROM REAR so TIE WONDER VALLEY 44 As long as the Weatherman cooperates the 0rd Hockey League finals will continue to mu Thursday night at Barrie Arena An originally scheduled bestinthree final between Guthrie Greyhounds and Wonder Valley has turned into al marathon series Four games have been played to date each team winning once and two others ending in ties Guthrie came from behind in overtime to tie the score at +4 Monday night to force fifth suddendeath champion ship game in what should draw another capacity Oro Hockey Leaguecrowd Guthrie fought an uphill battle every inch of the way to prevcntl Wonder Valley from winning their sixth consecutive title The defending champions cap tured 10 front in the first period BS Ollll III as Don Robinson slapped Quiiilansi Members of Barrie Garrison pass behind goalie Horne at1312i Don McLean then opened the scorl Badminton Club and teams were guests of Orillia Gar ing in thesecond for Wonder Vali icy via Miles Hicklings setup undi the Greyhounds appeared to be headed for another alsoran hon rison Badminton Club for an inter club match Saturday evening last The Barrie teams rallied strongly in the last few matches or But Louis Stoddart dangerous puck individual for the Grey hounds got the ball rolling at 323 of the second and his mates wiped to win the combined match 3331 At the conclusion of play lung was served in the Officers Me of the OrilliaArmoury Bob Chit tick Barrie captain thanked the out the 21 deficit in the third by cutscoring Wonder Valley 21 Orillia players for their hospital ity and Ron Emmet Orillia cap Wonder Valley again struck fast in the thirdDon Robinson firing tain spoke on behalf of the home team his second goal of the game and Results Bdrrie names first then Guthries Bernall Livingston swung into action LADIES DOUBLES BuShiith and Nixon lost to Mulcaliy and Be narrowed the deficit to 32 at 1311 and then notched the equaliz cr mere 29 seconds later to tie die count lhat rapid outburst forced lovminute overtime session and after Miles Hickling had once more placed Wonder Valley in front after minute and 45 seconds of play Livingston again rescued Guthrie with the equalizer midway through the period It was an exceptionally clean game with only three minor pen alties handed outhyvrefelrees Harry Pcrryman Smith and Nixon tied Tissington and Kennedy Arm strong and Longhurst tied Tissing ton and Mulcahy Armstrong and Longhurst defeated Clublne and Sinclair Coleridge and Kidd tied Jerome and Prophet Smith Myers and John Dobson both of and Hodges lost to Hewitt and Batrie Bawden Chittick and Smith WONDER VALLEYGoaL ph1ldefeated steeper and Jerome Lyle lips defence Clark Quinlan and Carruthers defeated Leeson gnue merging wings Robin and Stuart Barrie 9Qrillia son McLean alternates Mca MENS DOUBBES Seagtath and Lean McLean Clark Robinson defeatedTomrahu Bo Bidding han Bryson and Smith defeat GUTHRlEGoal Horne defence 8d Tissiglon and Kennedy Whit Slessor Blackstock centre RStod by and McLean tied Dilworth and dart wings Stoddart Hastings Whltely Sarjeant and Armstrong alternates Leigh Caldwell Ross defeated Price andBawden Whit Bartholomew Livingston Partridge by and Armstrong defeated Ken nedy and8 Brown Chittick and Thornton Win 9119 Kestick BeetonOne TThornton advanced to the semi finalvround of their ORHA inter mediate playdownslast night when they defea dKeswick 96 in the third and fi 31 game of their bestmethree series played at News market Arena Thornton lost the opener last week at Thornton Arena but slaved of elimination Saturday with win in Keswick The next oppon ent has not been named Other ruralrplaydowns find Beet ton playing Bolton tonight at No ljbleion Arena in the second game pf their ORHA intermediate bestinthreeseries Beeton won theopener at home Saturday Also tonight Sutton and Alliston that for the third game of their beigtinfivdsenipr playoff at New drket Arena Sutton won the opener but AliistOn forced tie the second fixture Sfayner dropped their OMHA irenile semifinal to Havelock as Saturdaraa andttiegons to untmund 148 You idea orglliem againfiolksf Jackson lost to Jerome and Cairns Smith and Harris lost to Bad ger and Leeson Green and Will iams lost to MacDonald and Bush Barrie Orillia MIXED DOUBLES Robinson and Nixon lost to Tissington and Tissington Seagrarn and Smith defeated Kennedy and Perryman Chittick and Smith tied Town and Mulcahy Whitby and Chitr tick lost toBehan and Jerome Bryson and Coleridge tiedDilA worth and Sinclair DSmith and Kidddefeated Whitely and Baw den McLean and Longhurst de feated Acheson and Acheson Armstrong and Armstrong tied Bawden and HewittSarjeant and Hodges lost to Price and Prophpt Green and Carruthers lostto Brovvn and Mulcahy dackson and Lyle lost to Jerome and Stee per Harris and Chittick tied Cairns and Mulcahy Smith and Hodges lost to Badger and Clublne Williams and Carruthers tied MacDonald andStevvart Jack son and Coleridgej defeated Lee son and Leeson Harris and Lyle defeated Bush and Kennedy Bar rie 15 Orlllia 17 Total Barrie33 Orillia 31 Alliston Arena Board reporte surplus of $233277 after four months of the current seasons operation lit Ladies Afternoon league The Red Hots went down to alO defeat at the hands of the Flych last week but still remained on top of the sixteam standings by 450 triple while Nellie Dardls was best for the losors with 472 The Puddleis came up to second place as they defeated Lucky Strikes 43 in hardfought match Gwen Greer was high for Lucky Strikes with two games over 200 and finishing with 601total Terry Hamilton topped the Mad dlers with 592 Happy Mediums defeated Aces 70 which dropped the 105ch to third place in the standings Verna Henderson paced the win with neat 636 triple while Marg Part ridge was the best the Aces could produce with 441 Mens League GROUP The collar dwelling Londry Mo tors swampcd thcxleague leading HEPC team 70 pulling the Hydro boys ddwn to second place Langs was hot for Londrys with 310 for single and 708 for three Bill Whitehead was the top man for Hydro with 634 Toronto Telegram took and Bokars 52 to take over first place Lou Mormw led the Telegram with 605 while Frank Carter was best for the losers with 609 Chicks gMens Wear had things pretty much theirown way with the Plymouths and defeatodthem 52 Plymouths were man short but managed to take the rst game Len Pledger was good for Chicks With 702 Gord Skinner led Plymouths with 673 Montgomery Auto Parts are still leading the second division They walked ovel the Chyslers 70 Doug Giles led Montgomerys with 570 Chrystlers best chhell with 533 13 and Barbers played pastponed game last Friday night from the Air Force Who got their revenge this week defeating the Barbers 70 Learning ledthe Air Force with 589 Simpson was the best the Barbers hail with 409 Finlays BA defeated The Barrie Examiner 52 Finlays needed this win to stay in front of The Ex aminer Ferguson was tops for Finlays withy562 Bob Chittick led the newspaper boys wlth 579 First Division Toronto Telegram 19 HEPC 19 17 APBokars 14 Plymouths it Londry Motors 13 Second Division 25 14 14 13 41 19 35 1o 32 17 29 42 Montgomerys 10 16 40 60 57 Finlays BA Barrie Examiner Chryslers Barbers High three Langs 708 gle Len Pledger 361 Lakeview Dairy defeated the league leading Barrie Tanning No team 52 but the Tannery boys 19 34 21 27 27 13 High sin are still in first place one point ahead of Dodgerswhoilost to Bell Telephone No by the same score llarry Glenn was top Scorer for thedairyteam with 642 George Greenside was top mangjfor Tanv nery with 643 In the Telephone and Dodgers game Soup Camp bell 1ed the tegphone boys With 1702 The Dodgers were man Bain 19a Vuots When these two FLYERS MINORS ESTABLISH iirLECONTEND FINALS SCHEDULED MONDAY The teams slated to battle for the bantam and midget titles sion as in the Flyers minor hockey following Monday nights pla contested games will take place next Monday on the final count championship germs fourgame card of the season first 21815 pm ING CLUBS system have been established at Barrie Arena The title Possibilitles of ties hinged on Mondays fixtures as to what club would win the second and final playoff position Boston Flyers were assured of playoff berth in the bantam division four points Helen Webb captain but Tulsa Flyers came from behind to defeat Hershey 54 and the we Paced males win the right to meet Boston in the finals IDEFEAT HERSHEY ANNUAL CARNIVAL Tickets available from agencies in Barrie TULSA CAPTURE Correction PEEth rirLE contrlbutcd article it was allri Inouneed Monday that Barrie irink hzlsa Flycrs are the new chamJ pions of the Plyers peewee divi Tuesday afternoon they thwarted muchdmprovcd attack had won oneday bonspiel ati Graveniiurst last week Wearei sorry lo say that although the rink com used of Mrs Harris from Halley mu EWIMrsp Moran Mrs Murdockl Stewart and Mrs Hosea skip captured victories in bolhl games competed in their plus not large enough to dislodge rinks from Gravenhurst and Lindsay ho walked off with the prizes and win the twogame goals Tulsa had trounced Hershey 50I last week and carried the vast margin into yesterdays fixture Hershey made determined bidw to narrow the deficit as BarryI Keast Dick Forbes and Corbeltl GENERAL ADMISSIOR 50c RESERVED SEATS 15c club when and usual ticket representing the ladies div1 ision of the Barrie Curling ClubfIuu Adams tried in vain to place SEE GREY CUI MOVIES Boston eliminated Barrie frohiiwith Boston and Tulsa taklng the playoff contention with 41 vic ice at 730 in the championship tilt Beii Telephone 45b tory in the second bantam game to Hershey and Tulsa will meet for the remain undefeated in scheduled play Tulsa Flyer midgets came as close as they ever will in having their undefeated record spoiled as Her shey Flych deadlocked them 35 The split of points allowed Hershey to clinch the second playoff posit ion As it turned out Boston would have been eliminated since Barric Flych garnered their first win of the scasou and convincing verdic 82 inthe final tilt of the evening Hershey and Byrle will open baritam play next Monday at 630 short but Cecil Sharpe was high with 626 GE swamped Bell Telephone No 70 to pull up withintwo mints of the league leading Tannery team GE had only one man un der 600 and Hobbs was their best with 7111 The Telephone boys had only one man over 600 Scott with 833 Cliff Browns took twd games from Dixies but Dixics had env ough pins to take the extra ppint Dixies needed the extra point to stay ahead of Copaco who defeat ed Perry Electric 70 to comeup just one point behind them George Loughecd led Browns With 622 Stew Harris was best for Dixies with 862 In the other game Smith ied Copaco with 615whilc Frank Exell put up the main op p0sition rolling 638 Brass and Glenn defeated Webb Brothers 10 and passed them En thestanding putting Webbs 713 next to Perrys who are in the whichsaw Barbers take two games can Bob Graham was good to Brass and Glenn rolling 654 Webb was best for Webbswith 660 First Division Barrie Tanningl 19 14 Dodgers 19 14 General Electric 18 15 Lakeview Dairy 16 17 Bell Telephone 15 18 12 21 second Division Dixies 20 13 opaco 21 12 Cliff Browns 18 15 Brass and Glenn 15 18 Webb Brothers 151 19 Perry Electric 11 22 High three Hobbs single Webbf297 Clarke anilclerke 48 40 35 32 27 29 32 30 34 Cardinals 3tl Ramblers 36 Lollies high single Mae Has en 276 high three Doris Den a7 34 so 32 In 598 seasons high single Mary Carrier 328 seasons high three Pat Barth 792 high averages Ha 719 High SAVE is chainoil Kantian E0 midget title at 880 with Barrie and Boston rounding out the evening at 930 Tulsa produced terrific uplill climb in the bantam game to wm playoff chance as Bill Weatherill and Bill Clicrpeta spearheaded fast thirdperiod outburst THerShcy carried the front untitlwmg the lastminutc of play when Wea thcrill broke 44 deadlock with an unmolcstcd counter Cherpeta and Weatherill each scored two goals for Tulsa with Bill Maloney notching singleton George Porzer tallied twice in pacing Hershey while Tom Garner and Don Kirkpatrick each scored once Dcfenccman Bob Stewart made up for the absence of defence man Jack Graves with an outstand ing performance Greg Tomlinsons two goals in the third period broke up tightly contested game and gave Boston comfortable winning margin over Barrie Theflbeers who had tied Boston bringin the season made gallant stab at forcing tie for the second and last playoff position Steve Murphy and Don Jones scor ed the remaining Boston goals Bar ries lone counter on goalie John Christie was scored by Dale Hodg es in the opening stanza The HersheyTulsa midget clash was thriller with Tulsa forced to rally from behind in the third to gain split Ken Beaver and Bob Butler gave Hershey 20 lead in thefirst but Tulsa gained momen turn in the second and outscored their opponents 21 Danny Farrell and Bob Marshalldentlng the twine second for Hershey 32 scoring edge in thelthird provided Tulsas comeback with captain Dan Farrell getting the equalizer Mike Browning and Tim Hook hammered home singles in the third in favor of Tulsa Don Sralick and Jim Miller accounted for Hersheysthirdperiod scoring Barrie turned in their best per formance of the season in trounc ing Boston Their lead was never in danger as tWo lines kept placing the pressure ofgoaliePaul Newton BobChristle and Bob Hooper paced the9 attack with three goals each while Paul Allelesand GerslrLHan cock notched singles Captain Jim Hallscored both Boston goals cursed by Kelvinotoruthe OLDE zel Rayner 189 Dorls Denny 185 Pat Barth Mens high singleWilmer RouteE ell 314 highthree Gebrge Lough eed 686 seasons high single CordiBalnTWSWEEasons high three Jack vljlaskett 836 high averages Jack Haskett 211 Soul Bill Knox 195 lithoYliare ms semester our lbs pucks behind Tulsa nctmindcrl Bmy Gm Personnel of 135 Battery 45th Meanwnlle erShe CustodmniAntiTank Regiment RCA follow gazefn2320igurgxfgvguigmIing last nights parade atBarric Armoury were pleased by show matcs from falling further behind mg or movies of the Grey Cup as delermined forts from Tulsaysliootball final of last November intIII a=IlOVlI Dori Graves George Hay and PaullToromU Pogue caused some lively momE ents Hershey opened the scoring asl Dick Forbes tired one from rightl which Grant fanned on tlici puck just dribbling over the lines They held that scant lead in the game for lengthy period buti finally Paul Pogue left unmolestcd in front of the not Scored the games equalizer on Don Gravcsi assist in playoff preliminary Barrie Flycis tied mighty Boston 33 coming from behind to tie theE count after leading 20 at one point indhe game Midget finals to 39 23 27 Pts 18 ll 28 34 45 2i NC AUIL Pts 13 is for Tulsa while Beaver tallied his 25 23 27 wwwor Hershey Now You Can nioy FISH AND tells You cuirs 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