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lOThe Barrie Examiner Tuesday April I976 SPORTS CORNER Twins voted It was the threat of forfeiture suspension and fine which iparently turned Thunder Bay Twins back in the direction Barrie Monday The defending Allan Cup champs fought against playing last nights game at the Barrie Arena Work committments forced seven players including allstar goaltender John Adams to return to Thunder Bay following Sundays 65 win over Barrie Twins fell to similar fate last night losing 65 score in overtime despite playing with only 11 players including goaltender Ken Turko Twins voted after Sundays game to play Monday They were ready to forfeit the game to Barrie until it became ap parent there was more at stake than just the game Twins stood to lose their position in the league faced suspension of team officials and the loss of considerable amount of money Meetings were held steadily in hopes of resolving the con flict number of suggestions were proposed when Twins objected to what they considered unfair changes in scheduling Thunder Bay expected to open the best of seven series Saturday with the second game Sunday The idea of week day game left them quaking in their skates Twins claimed they had received an OK on schedule presented to the Flyers some time prior to the official confirmation of the final series of the OHA senior league Flyers official confirmed that the team had received notice of such schedule but had not officially confirmed the playing dates It appears it was this breakdown in com munication which led to the eventual uproar which led teams and fans alike wondering if there would be second game One thing is sure Flyers will have to be tougher in Thunder Bay when the series swings in that direction this weekend Twins battled the Flyers on an even keel last night despite being Shorthanded NEW LOOK FOR JUNIOR HOCKEY Final details of proposed expansion of the Southern On tario Junior Hockey League wont be announced until April 24 following the annual meeting of the Ontario Hockey Association OHA in Toronto Three of the midOntario Junior 13 League entries in fact the top three applied for entry into the league Collingwood Blues Barrie Colts and Orillia have sought entry into the league along with Milton and Bramalea Six teams returning will be Guelph Chatham Owen Sound Mount Hamilton Welland and Niagara Falls lot can be said for wanting to enter the expanding Southern League Collingwood Blue have proven nearly since the creation of the MidOntario Junior League that they have outgrown the class of competition This year Barrie and Orillia were the surprise entries Both clubs rose from the confines of the league to be definite contenders Colts especially had an impressive season even though they were knocked out quickly by Richmond Hill in the opening round of playoffs Should the OHA accept the three entries it will leave the MidOntario loop in drastically weakened state SOCCER TO HOLD FINAL REGISTRATION Barrie Optimist Minor Soccer Association reported good turnout at Saturdays registration An estimated 200 registered their intent to participate in the minor soccer pro gram this season to play Monday has forced league officials their names for 10 per cent fee There was low turnout at the bantam level So low that it to take tough stand and con sider dropping the classification this season unless there is heavy registration Saturday at Barrie Arena This is the final registration day It takes place between am3 pm Running in conjunction with registration will be soccer boot exchange Any they would like to sell are asked to turn them in along with person having soccer boots The minor soccer association will try to sell them for you Barrie Raceway entries Post Time 745 pm Wed First Pace Mile $400 2Coctui Portage Nicholle 3El Caprice Brown BEasrwood Bullet Scrannoge IAdioe Custer Ruhl AArachat Toddie Damboiee SGarvin Gaines langen 6Elmer Marx Brown 7Wil Lor Gem Umphrey Second Trot Mile $450 7Arden Van Ca 5Irendas Volley Scrannage BMieah Rowe INobel Prize Lodihart 2Adair County Wray 3Titan Bow Hutton eFull Speed Damboiee 6Sax Hanover Kennedy Third Pace Mile $450 2Captain Bud Lawson 7Royal MacGrotton Kennedy 4Patia Bud Annerud ISpookey Jim Langen 3Keadye Delight Wray 5Vee Bee Clay Powell 6Sir Marvin Can BMeadow Chrivan Brown Fourth Pace Mlle $450 lGeetapo Brown 3Prunella Wray FWaygala Nicholle 2Jewei Rader Kennedy 4Folleigh Genie Brown 5Duane Wave Nelson Mr State Hill Newman Filth Trot Mile $500 SRooney Gold Crowe sw Dean Wray lLotta Horse Molr 2Nlagara Lull Scrannage 3Full at Pride Colburn kGaellc Mar Nicholle 7GlenmoontRebel Lee Pound for pound me John Ellis Construction minor atoms have been called the best team in the Barrie Minor Hockey Association The atom club swept to glory at the annual Barrie Winter Sixth Pace Mile $550 4W BF Dixon IRoyalisllc Scrannage McKIyo Artandi 3His importance Lee SRitty George Brown bNoble Tag Powell 7Tommy Mack Wroy BNordic Annerud Seventh Pace Mlle $550 BTany Baby Crowe 3Mareh Hanover Lackey 6Wave Bye Bye McEachern IWhipper Snoper Brown ZBellwood Charm Scrannoge tProblem Drinker Jarvis SIllll Rocket Irwin 7Mlghty Charm Dixon Eighth Race Mlle 36m 6Jerrys Dominion Dixon 7Nidit Flasher Scrannage 2Lucult Don Brown lNorwin Express Brook Jr 3Aubrey Whitetoot Godman AAunt Wlnnle Powell 5Keyltane Inkling Jeftrlel Ninth Pace Mile 5400 85 Lawson AGamecoclrl Goin MacArthur 6Out Ahead Brown lR Something Wray 2Chiptar Dambolu SRlchelleu Fleurrie Lawson SGun Belt Kennedy 7Lyn Mar Boy Tracey Tenth Pace Mlle bConcho Jettries 5September Flight Brown lMr Attorney Brooks Jr IPink Panther Rowe 2Prlde of Glen Wray 3er Lor Gracie Umphrey Min Jay Scrannage BHI Trader Annerud By RANDY McDONALD Examiner Sports Editor You could see the Flyers try ing desperately to deliver final knock out punch to Thunder Bay late in the third period Monday They kept DOUG ACOMB beat Twins goaltender Ken Turko with this shot to give Barrie Flyers the lead for the first streaking through the Twins defence for shots at goaltender Ken Turko but were unable to deliver the telling blow Turko held out and the second game of the Ontario Hockey Association Senior league final went into overtime time in the econd game of the best of seven final of the On tario Hockey Association Senior league at the Barrie FINAL SERIES NOW TIED11 Overtime goal by Adams gives Flyers wm Captain Corb Adams whip ped backhan drive into the Nins net at 637 of the 10 rninute overtime to lift Flyers to 65 win over Thunder Bay and tie in the best of seven final series Twins edged Barrie 65 in the Arena Monday Acomb 15 missed an opportunity moments before Twins went on to tie the game in the third pening game at the Barrie Arena Monday The series resumes in Thunder Bay Satur day and Sunday with the fifth game slated for Monday at the Barrie Arena Twins voted after Mondays game to play the Flyers last period Corby Adams scored at 639 of the 10minute over time period to lift Flyers to 65 win over Thunder Bay night Seven players including llstar goaltender John Adams and coach Brian Depiero returned to Thunder Bay following the series opener This left Twins with 11 players For the second straight night the intense forechecking by the and tie in the series Third and fourth games will be played in Thunder Bay this weekend Examiner Photo Windsor tough Marten returns with silver medal and to congratulations of Shea on home front Barrie United Steel Workers minor peewees Journeyed to Riverside of Win sor Saturday intent on coming up with one win and the OMHA minor peewee championship Riverside however had other ideas The home team turned tigers in its own rink and sent the USW squad home with double defeat The best of five final series is now tied at two games each The deciding game will be played in Barrie Sunday 115 pm at the Barrie Arena The USW peewees won the first two games in Barrie one week earlier by scores of +1 and 51 Riverside downed the USW team +2 on Saturday and 41 Sunday In the pevious two games in Barrie Riverside drew total of only five minor penalties However the border city team drew total of 12 minors in the two games The change in playing style was very upsetting to the Bar rie team according to reports of team officials and followers Scoring for Barrie Saturday were right winger Steve Mills assisted by Kevin McCann and centre Greg Johnston assisted by Ron Dubois Riverside outshot Barrie Ll 24 Sunday the story was similar with the home team leading in shots by 2922 margin The only scorer in the second game for Barrie was centre Gary Cyr Kevin Bouchey was in goal for the first game and Tom Luck played the second game OASA elects president at 54th annual meeting TORONTO CP Clifford Belch of Belleville was elected president of the Ontario Ama teur Softball Association at the groups 54th annual meeting during the weekend He was elected to replace re tiring Vinny Walker of Port Perry who assumes the office of immediate past president Also elected to office were Donald Prescott of Little Cur rent first vicepresident Jim Conlan Peterborough second vicepresident Leo Burger Niagara Falls third vicepresi dent George Mahler Windsor secretary and Leroy Pickard St Catharines treasurer Elected to the executive council were Jim Ellis Norm fiaser and Bill Spear all of To ronto Keith Fleming and Mike Yourkevich both of Oshawa and George Thomas of Simcoe Appointed to the executive council were Jim Telworth Belleville Charley Maxwell Sarnia Jack Higgins Kempt ville Len Henderson Marks ham Pete Handley North Bay and Jim Fife Barrie POUND FOR POUND THE BEST Carnival minor hockey tour nament by bringing Barrie its first grand championship The York Simcoe Minor Hockey League belonged to the Ellis Atoms this season as did the zone title Members of the champion fliip team include front row at left Ricky Corby Mike Ragot Brian Cyr Allan Faulk Stew Garner Middle row at left Tim Viktil Yim Laine Shayne Corson Jeff Williams Paul Taylor Back row at left coach Paul Cor son Jim Sands Andy Walton Robbie Tustin Brad McClocklin Shawn Deane Joe Walton Manager is Terry Taylor Sheas Barrie extends con gratulations to Ian Marten on his fine showing in the national finals of the junior lupin cham pionships at Brandon Manitoba over the weekend He finished tied with Trevor Peters of the host lanes Thunderbir Bowl and in one game rolloff lost 181 to 151 In local action at Sheas 143 average bowlers Dave Mc Workshop league honors bowlers Sheltered Workshop Bowling league held its annual banquet and trophy presentation dance at the workshop Saturday Guest speaker was Cecil Moore executive director of the Barrie and District Associa tion for the Mentally Retard ed Many trophies were presented to honor those bowlers who excelled over the winter season The Inch award went to Robin Fowbridge Roy Monlt tgomery received the miniature of this trophy as he passed the original onto Robin High average was won by Donna ilarris with 146 and Glen Rawn with 192 High double trophy went to Claire Finlayson at 313 and Larry Pr ingle with his 390 Clara Talbot won high single with 153 and Henderson with 234 The most improved bowlers for the year were Robin rrowbridge with 14 pins and Generals bumped ou of tourney Green and Ross Generals travelled to Ancaster to corn pete in the Annual Golden Blades Tournament over the weekend In their first game Generals downed the Scar borough chiefs 42 advancing to the championship round Heading the Generals was centre Ed McCormack with two goals assisted by Andy Ayerst and Scott Guest Robby Mc Cann and Shawn Saunders also scored for Barrie assisted by Stan Crockford and Todd Bouchard Steve Despins was in net Barrie In the second game Generals came up against an team from Bay Ridges allOntario champions last year The only scoring for Barrie was single by Sonnie Coulson assisted by Teddy Fairbank and Harry Lit tle The powerful hard hitting Bay Ridges team struck for nine goals with Steve Crockford and Steve Despins sharing goaltending duties JOHNS Proiectionol Service Audio Visual Supplier New and used it mm projec tors sold Our authorized ser vice department picks up and delivers tree of charge to new customers in the Barrie area Phone 5199863129 Morlrdalo Ontario Mel Stitt with 21 pins Perfect attendance awards for the five months of bowling ever Sunday evening at Sheas Bowl went to Lauran Wright Larry Pringlc and Glen Rawn The merit award of the year also went to Rawn Team champions were Rawn Doc Henderson Bill Plant Gord Longfield and Rog Mon tgomery The Lillian and Laurence Wealc 50th Anniversary Trophy for the most strikes was won by lawn The bowlers presented Florence Weale chief scorckceper and friend of all with rose plant Florence and her folks are moving to Willowdale soon Irene lonaghy bowling league convenor was also presented with rose plant and thanked by all Thanks went to the Mothers Auxiliary for the himecookcd dinner dance tolowcd and was enjoyed by Saturday will see six of the bowlers head for the Georgian Bay Region Howling Tourna ment in Owen Sound where about 50 bowlers will compete Mr and Mrs Donaghy will be escorts for the day Maple wins final series Oro Partridge juveniles were eliminated from the finals of the York Simcoe Minor Hockey League DD division earlier this week by 21 loss to Maple 7370800 toalunnu itiovmiuln are TIED RENTACAR 34 BAYFIELD STREET Qiiligh of Angus took top prize in the Special Singles ate Drinkwater of Orillia in the final match 238 to 196 Dave picked up $61 for his ef forts while Rusty collected $30 Rusty total of 31 entries paid the entry fee to try their skill on the lanes This is the final month for the qualifying round of the World Cup Tournament Entry fee is two dollars with three games of flat score to count You can bowl any time lanes are available and must have two paid entries to start shift This Sunday will see some of the young 10pinners jounrey to Waterloo to take in the KitchenerWaterloo Annual Scratch Tournament The regular Sunday Night Singles will take the spotlight in the evening starting at pm Twins forced Flyers to make costly mistakes Twins jumped into 31 lead in the first period with Barrie coming back in the second to take 54 lead Bill McDonald scored for Thunder Bay at 627 of the third period and the game went into overtime Flyers have not played well in the opening matches They peared handcuffed by the osechecking and skating of the Twins After the game Adams con firmed that the Flyers would have to get back to their own game in Thunder Bay We went out as if we expected somebody else to do it com mented the Flyers veteran It was Adams who did it finally Flyers looked to have the game in hand in the final moments of the third riod Doug Acomb was pulle down while breaking in on Turko to give Barrie man advantage Although Barrie pressed no goal came their way It was Adams keeping the puck in Twins end in the over time period which led to his goal He took the loose puck and worked himself in front of ero where his low backhand beat the goaltender to his stick side It was my fault said Turko of Adams gamewinner You see he was out in the slot and he had it on his backhand thought he was going around the defenceman and around the net to pass it out to somebody in the open had to go with him Instead Adams let loose and scored His shot was too fast it was good goal said Turko Paul Regan scored two goals for Barrie with Jim Thompson Bob Baird and Doug Acomb ad ding singles Thunder Bay got pair of goals from Ken Camp bell and singles from Gary Linquist McDonald and Jack Byerley Regan opened the scoring with his persistence rebounding around Turko early in the first period Twins came back on two goals by Campbell and Lin qiist Thunder Bay jumped on ear ly miscues by Flyers to take the lead The 1500 fans at the game began to reflect on Mon days game when similar push by Thunder Bay propelled the defending Allan Cup cham pions into 40 lead in the first period Grant Cole started but came out of the game after Twins third goal of the first period Coming in unexpected is always unnerving confirmed Ron Patterson after the game Cole did not look sharp in the early portions of both games he started He was hampered ear ly in the game by defence which threw away the puck with an abandon unlike the Flyers which finished in first place of the senior league Linquist was given the puck for clear shot and goal at Cole Twins managed series of twoonone even threeon one breaks Thats how Camp bell worked himself into posi tion to pop home rebound late in the opening period As Patterson remarked If the Ladys not with you Patterson was key performer for Barrie last night Flyers did outshoot Twins 4846 But it was in the thid period with Flyers two men short for two full minutes that Patterson earned his keep Barries powerplay was inef fective early in the game Flyers failed to score with Thunder Bay twomen short in the first period Perhaps the turning point of the game was Shorthanded marker by Baird at 1227 of the second period The goal seemed to ignite the Flyers Regan then Acomb scored to give Flyers the edge Defenceman Jim Thompson drilled shot off defender which went by Turko at the 15 second mark of the second period to start the Barrie spree You dont mind losing on something like that Adams goal said Turko That first one in the second period would have hated to lose on something like that Scoring summary FIRST PERIOD Flyers Regan Sly Baird 420 Twins Campbell Vaillant Braganola 1022 Twins Linquist unass 1395 Twins Campbell Owchar 1701 SECOND PERIOD Flyers Thompson Baird Regan 015 Twins Byerley Coburn 138 Flyers Baird unass 1227 Flyers Regan Branston Baird 1727 Flyers Acomb Lyte 1841 PENALTIES Byerley TB Turko TB Baird Adams THIRD PERIOD 10 Twins Campbell Braganola 627 PENALTIES Monteith major Baird Campbell TB Byerley TB minor Get Yourself The Weve Got The Tops in Fashion For Girls Guys All Brand Names Jeans Regular Wide Leg Unwashed VVashed Super 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