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LOThe Barrie Examiner Tuesday March 23 I976 SPORTS CORNER JuniorB loop may have new look There were trade winds blowing at the end of the MidOntario Junior Hockey League schedule indicating things would be different next year First Collingwood Blues announced their intention to seek Junior status and depart from the junior loop It was learn ed that Midland Flyers were considering similan route while the Barrie Colts were pondering somewhat along the aame lines There may be drastic changes next season At league meeting earlier this week it was decided that letter be sent to the seven clubs of the Central Ontario Junior league asking for meeting April 23 at Torontos Royal York Hotel Pur se of this meeting is to discuss the possibility of an in terloc ing schedule between the clubs of the MidOntario lea gue and their cousins in the Central loop Brampton Burlington Dixie Bees Georgetown Milton Oakville and Streetville are the teams in the Central League Streetsville climbed into the champions seat and are currently involved in playoff action Of course Collin gwood Blues are up to their neck in quarter final playoff action but quite comfortably so as Blues hold 20 lead in the best of seven series If successful the venture could be blessing to junior hockey in the area Quite honestly with the exception of possibly the Blues the teams of the MidOntario Junior league were hurt at the gates One reason may be the dullness associated with seeing the same teams play over and over again Bringing new blood into the arenas may be just the shot the league needs There was motion come out of the meeting that the group file vote of confidence for league convener Don Lowe The four clubs which were represented at the meeting plan to send letter to the Ontario Hockey Association to that effect There has been occasion this past season when Lowe had to come down rather heavily on what he considered flagrant abuse of the league rules Most noteably was the dispute between Midland and Calling wood That missed game by the Blues ended with the club reaching into its pockets for $910 and wiping eg for their face LEGION HOCKEY WRAPS UP SEASON Saturday was busy day for the Barrie Legion Minor Hockey League It started early and ended late at the Barrie Arena as the various divisions settled once and for all arguments over which teams was better In some cases it was hard to tell In other cases it was hard to hear as th vocal support given the youngsters by spectators put to sha any thing heard along lives of support to date at the Barrie Arena Other minor hockey action over the weekend saw the Green and Ross Generals skate to championship of the York Simcoe Minor Hockey League minor bantam division It was an amazing season for the Generals In their rookie season of regular league competition the Generals not only finished in first place and eventually took the title they suf fered one loss throughout league and playoff competition And that was to Schomberg Spirit appeared to be the one big plus for the Generals this season Under coach Hugh Knowles the club won 34 games lost 10 and tied four for the year PLACE YOUR BETS FOR THE FINALS The deeper you get into the playoffs the more convinced you become of final confrontation between Barrie and Thunder Bay Twins for the championship of the OHA Senior league Flyers have set out to make mincemeat of the words of Napanee coach Walter Gerow who predicted close series and one which would go to the limit of seven games Barrie holds 20 lead heading into Thursdays game at the Barrie Arena There is more than slight possibility Flyers could wrap the series up in Napanee on Saturday While most everyone picks Barrie to oust Napanee Thunder Bay Twins seem likely candidates to knock off Cambridge Hornets Both Twins and Hornets emerged unscathed from quarter final play and are scheduled to meet sometime this week in the start of the semifinal series CORNER VIEWS The upcoming ladies hockey tournament at Oro has blossomed into major event Oro Jets are hosts for the tournament which starts April 23 An estimated 24 teams were expected Team officials announced Monday some 32 en tries for the tourney Harness racing fans should note Wednesdays change over from the 130 pm post time to 745 pm Also plan to attend and watch the special highwheeled sulkies perform driven by drivers garbed in the attire of some 100 years past Orillia is tied with three wins SIOUX LOOKOUT Ont CP Greg Rietze of Sudbury and Terry McCrea of Orillia were tied for the lead with unbeaten records after the first day of the Ontario Federation of Schools Athletic Associations curling championship Rietze and McCrea both won three games Monday Rietze defeated Terry Gallagher of Pembroke 74 Brian BeRooy of Tilbury 65 and Peter Michniewich of Rainy River 86 in an extra end McCreas victories included 104 win over Gordon Pfaff of Lindsay an 85 win over Jeff Folkard of Vankleek Hill and an 112 drubbing of Greg Wright of Brantford After four rounds of the threeday roundrobin competi tion London Vankleek Hill and Pembroke were tied for third with 21 records Defending champion Tilbury had 22 mark followed by Rainy River and Kapuskasing at 12 Brantford with mark and Lindsay at 04 First Day scores First Round Vankleek Hill Kapuskasing extra end Tilbury London Sudbury Pembroke Orillia 10 Lindsay Second Round Sudbury Tilbury Rainy River 10 Brantford Pembroke 13 Lind say Orillia Vankleek Hill Third Round Vankleek Hill Lindsay Pembroke Tilbury Kapuskasing Brantford London Rainy River Fourth Round Sudbury Rainy River extra end Lon don Kapuskasing Tilbury 12 Lindsay Orillia 11 Brant ford BARRIE RA CE WAY ENTRIES Wednesday Post Time 715 pm rim Trot Mile $450 Arden Van Cass Brendas Valley Crown Adair County Wroy Titan BowL Hutton Full Speed Doinboisa AGIonmount Rebel Ice Sax Hanover Kennedy Second Paco Mile $450 Baroness Bonny Brown Waygalu Nicholls Mystiquel Dixon IFollaigh Gone Nelson Chiel Symbol Byron Swutt Orbit Brown Carmen Singlalody 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best of three affair between Pauleyanna Sports the defending cham pions and Barrie Honda and Auto Sales last years finalists The finals begin Sunday at Lefroy Arena at 11 am Pauleyanna made it to the finals by downing Wall Real Estate in penalty filled game to win the semifinals 21 Scoring for Paulcyaiina were Gord Cow and Larry Gow each with two Doug Squibb scored the Ioiic Walls goal In the second game Barrie Honda bombed Cookstown 60 after losing the first game 30 Leading Barrie Honda to vic tory was Bill Mclinton with four goals Singles goals went to Ken Saunders and Mack Pit ChLI Lance Rigg was in the net for the shutout In the third game Barrie llon da came from behind to Eliminate Cookstown 21 Jim 13ng scored the lone Cookstowns goal in the first period to give Cookstown the lead Exners goal came while Cookstown was Shorthanded In the second period Barrie Hon das Ken Saunders tied the game with power play goal Seven minutes later penalties to Cookstown hurt as Bill Mc Clinton Scored the winning goal with Saunders and Pitcher Penalty shots decide win and championship for Rangers By PAUL ST LAIR THORNTON Ivy Hangers managed to win the Simcoe Broomball League title Sunday by taking the best of five final series against Barrichts There were no goals scored in the opening period but later at 439 of the second period the action became tense when Im Rutledge put away the first goal of the game for the Jets Assisting were Gary HcImkay and Joe Peplinski Al Elliott scored the tying goal for Ivy at 1504 of the same overcomes CoOps 21 midgets are entered in the Richmond Hill Barrie CoOp midget tournament and already have added some ex citement to the major tourna ment Monday Peterborough emerged with 21 win over Barrie by virtue of penalty shot Wayne Holden scored for Peterborough in the first period At 1424 of the third period Vince McGrath from Dan Keans and Rick Bowman scored to tie the game and force 10minute overtime period This failed to end the deadlock The teams then took back to back penalty shots After the second set of shots Peterboroughs Dave Eakins scored to win the game Next game is today against Etobicoke at pm Rotary wins first game Barrie Rotary Peewccs opcn ed their semifinal of the On tario Minor Hockey Associa tion series in Whitby on Sun day against tough checking Whitby team and without three players due to sickness and in jury found the early going tough running in to rash of penalties but with great team effort held Whitby and at the end of two periods of play the score was tied at 22 In the third period sound defensive play and fierce forcchccking by the Barrie team was the story as the Rotary skated to strong 32 win period Both the final and suddcii death overtime periods rc maincd scoreless resulting in III Following the overtime period each team took three penalty shots before Mike Pcllciicr connected to give the Ivy Rangers the series lcllcticr also assisted on lIIIiotlstyinggoal Both Earl Elliott of Ivy and Ed Marshall of the Jets per formed well in net despite the numerous scoring attempts by both sides From the league meeting on Sunday next years executive is as follows president is Gary Smith vicepresident John Dusome and secretary treasurer Brian Schneider Sunday in Thornton will be special meeting between an allstar team of the league and the champion Ivy Rangers This is to be the final league game of the season Admission will be $1 for adults and 50 cents for children Drinkwater rolls first 700 series Ten pin bowling was the ac tion at Sheas Barrie Sunday with three shifts of the Sheas Howling Bonanza Tournament runoff total of 67 men and 41 women took to the lanes to quality for the finals in Toronto in May Rusty Drinkwatcr of Orillia led the men with tremendous 750 handicap and 711 flat more This was his first 700 series ever and he will be awarded suitable momcnto by Shcas Harrie For the womens side the leader was Marion Aldcrdice of Barrie with handicap score of 641 The qualifying score for the final rolloff in Toronto is 553 for the women and 558 for the men Borden rink wins games KINGSTON Ont Cl Ne pcan High School of Ottawa and Base Borden Collegiate of lamp Borden Ont each won two games Monday in the open ing day of the Ontario high school girls curling champion ship Ncpeaii skipped by Norean Staple downed Central Hastings Secondary School of Madoc 115 and Cornwall Col legiatc 112 Skip Lauri Tiilos and the Base Borden rink defeated Englehart High School 143 and Wiarton District High School FOR BE TTER PRIN TING SEE JOHN COCKBURN LIMITED 66 monaow ROAD BARRIE 72812821 Printers Since 1990 In the regular Sunday night Singles another large turnout of 35 bowlers tired their skill on the lanes The winner this time turned up in Warren Brown leading Steve Ayres by eight pins with third place going to Anita Sevcik of Aurora only two pins behind Sunday Night Singles are also qualifying event for the big Tournament of Champions coming up the second weekend in May and there are only five weeks left to qualify Sunday afternoon at 130 pm Sheas will stage no tap tournament which provides lot of fun for the bowlers This is followed at pm with the Sunday Nite Singles week later will be the Big Special Singles Mustangs open series HAMILTON CP York Memorial Mustangs scored seven owerplay goals and whip Hami ton Bishop Ryan Celtics ItH Monday in the open ing game of the allOntario high school hockey tournament Ian McWilliams scored two goals for York which represents the Toronto District Interscholastic Athletic Association Mike Rejc Dave Robinson Jack Strachan Den nis McKenna Mike Clark Glen Hoben Rusty Roberts and Jim Wrabco added the others DODSLEY MOTORS Mechanical Repairs i4 General Repairs specializing in Tuneups Brakes and Elec trical Systems 453 Dunlop St West Class Mechanic Call Peter Dodsley 7267771 getting aSSists In that nine penalties called The finals between Pauleyan na and Barrie Honda should be exciting as it pits the top two teams together Barrie Honda finishing the schedule second just four points back On the season the clubs met twice with Pauleyanna winning 41 and 20 On the season Pauleyanna scored 76 goals and allowed 10 Barrie Honda scored 64 goals and gave up 11 over 19 game schedule Also both teams have leading scorers as Paulcyanna Gary low and Barrie Hondas Bill McClinton ended the season tied for the league scoring tit lc This years final could prove exciting and intcresting The second Annual Innisfil Broomball tournament will be held April 34 at Lefroy Arena with ltilteams battling for over $100 in prize money Admission is one dollar per day with children under 12 fee Reg List $3000 PLASTIC game Cookstown took seven of the WASTE BASKETS Reg Price $4 to $25 DISCOUNT OAKWELL SI COLLIER STREET BARRIE OCA championships London only rink still undefeated Today will decide the Ontario Curling Associations 1976 unior championship It could one of four rinks Unbeaten London was scheduled to meet Thornhill this morning with St Catharines and Ottawa taking to the ice at the Barrie Curling Club in the9 am draw as well From these games will emerge the two finalists and game to decide the Imperial Life Junior Tankard champion Competition began Monday with three draws throughout the day ending late last night with the 109 win by St Catharines over Peterborough game which needed an ex tra end to complete London is the only undefeated team after three rounds of play Avonlea went down 107 to London in the first draw with Kitchener Waterloo falling next 74 and Ottawa 109 Barrie Curling Club rink of skip Brian Boley was beaten twice Monday and subs uent ly forced into the conso ation Schomberg falls to Generals Green and Ross Generals simply over powered Schomberg 31 Sunday to clinch the bantam championship of the York Simcoe Minor Hockey League This is the Generals rookie season in regular league com petition And what season it was The Barrie entry swept through the regular season on the crest of 20 straight wins In fact the only loss picked up by the Generals came in the final series with Schombcrg Barrie wrapped up the series three games to one Zone title for atoms John Ellis Construction minor atoms stretched their playoff record to 19 games without loss following 83 win over Owen Sound Sunday The win clinched the zone championship for Barrie The construction club swept through the series with three straight wins COAKWELLS MARCH STACKING ARIVI CHAIRS BROWN OR GOLD VINYL $2150 We 20 event Last night Thornhill beat Kitchener 93 London edged Ot tawa 199 and the extraend win by St Catharines In the second draw of the day it was Ottawa Peterborough London Kitchener Waterloo Thornhill Barrie St Catharines Avonlea Barrie opened the champion ships against Ottawa yester day morning and lost 98 Peterborough slipped by Thor nhill 65 while the Kitchener Waterloo rink dominated the game with St Catharines with 124 win Barrie meets Peterborough in the first round of consolation play with Kitchener Waterloo going against Avonlea Cham pionship game is set for ap proximately pm DIVISION TITLE CLAIMED JETS Oro Jets won the division championship at the Provincial Womens Hockey Tournament in Picton over the weekend Jets dumped Brampton 41 in the championship final to claim the honor Some 26 teams competed in the three day tournament in four divisions Diana Fowlie was selected as the most valuable player of the division The Jets player scored in all three games the Oro club played Oro met and lost 51 to Burlington in the opener of the tourna ment It was Fowlie counting the lone Oro goal The second game was an easy 60 win by the Jets over Peterborough In this game Fowlie struck for pair of goals while Betty Detwieler Forbes Wendy Raycro singles and Paula Abbey added Both Fowlie and Raycroft added two goals in the final win over Brampton The Jets received individual trophies for their efforts Jets will be competing in another tournament April 23 in Preston Fast approaching is the annual tournament hosted by the Jets April 23 has been set as the opening date of the tournament Some 24 teams were expected but club officials said Monday that they had received 32 entries which has then looking at the possibility of using another arena in the area Hustlers knocked out of volleyball tourney PeterReino Hustlers were eliminated from volleyball tournament at Waterloo University over the weekend by the eventual champions from London Hustlers took the first game 155 then lost 1215 and 1015 London Junos met and defeated Waterloo University for the junior womens title 1015 159 1511 In the junior mens division Guelph defeated Scarborough Kings 114 and 1510 In the round robin tourna ment Hustlers first defeated Oshawa Legion 1512 153 Waterloo handed PeterReino losses of 1510 and 1614 TOP LINE STEEL CASE FILING CABINETS 20 DISCOUNT OFF SUGG RETAIL EQUIPMENT INC Hustlers bounced back to defeat the North York Volleyball Club 157 155 before going against London Coach Ed Redden noted that allstar Mickey Fusedale was injured and did not play Kar ma Shaw of Central Collegiate played in her place and did fantastic job said Redden It was her setting and the spiking of Ellanna McKendry of Eastview Secondary School and Marg Niezbizycki which helped keep Hustlers in the game Hustlers next major competi tion is the Great Lakes Invita tional tournament in Detroit in April OFFICE 7268330