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Final game of the sixth an nual indoor soccer tourna ment at Canadian Forces Base Borden Saturday featured clash between two Barrie teams aptly known as Barrie City and Barrie City II Barrie City top is BARRIE CITY WINS CHAMPIONSHIP photo eventually won the championship of the tourna ment with the Barrie City 11 bottom photo taking the consolation Examiner Photos Confident Tanana of Angels is starting pitcher for club By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Frank Tanana is confident brash cockyand good want to increase every thing this season but my ERA says the 22yearold left hander wholl be the starting pitcher for California Angels on opening day Improving on his 1975 fig uresa 169 wonlost record 262 earnedrun average and 269 strikeouts tops 1n baseballs American Leaguewont be easy but if Tananas pre season efforts are any in dication dont bet against him In 15 innings he has not allowed single earned run His final tuneup before pitching the season opener against Oak land As on Friday was Monday against Chicago Cubs and he Manitoba PEI ahead in curling tournament WINNIPEG CP Don Mowat of Manitoba and Phil Perry of Prince Edward Island remained the only unbeaten rinks Monday after the opening two rounds of the Canadian postal curling championship Mowat defeated Ron Cormier of Nova Scotia 95 in the open ing round and then whipped Dale Walker of British Colum bia 103 in the evening Perry meanwhile edged Paul Baril of Quebec 1110 and then whipped Earl Rigby of Ontario 115 Bart Longmore of Alberta and John Davis of Northern On tario had byes Monday and SPORTS VELENA WINS MOSCOW Reuter Velena Vodorezova 12yearold Mos cow girl won the Soviet Union womens figure skating title in Volgograd during the weekend the Tass news agency reported Monday Miss Vodorezova recently made an impact at the Olympics in Innsbruck where she placed 12th behind Ameri can gold medallist Dorothy Hamill MALONEY TRIAL SET TORONTO CP Dan Maloney of Detroit Red Wings will stand trial June 23 for an alleged assault of another player during National Hockey League game here last november The trial date was announced Monday Maloney faces possible maximum pen were in second place with records Rod Forester of katchewan Ontario British Co lumbia and Nova Scotia had 11 marks while Quebec Dennis Byrne of Newfoundland and Ted Leptick of New Brunswick were 02 In other firstround games it was Ontario Saskatchewan Alberta 11 New Brunswick British Columbia 10 New foundland In the second round it was Northern Ontario 10 Newfoundland Saskatche wan 10 New Brunswick and Nova Scotia Quebec The roundrobin competition continues through Friday SHORTS alty of five years imprisonment if he is convicted on charge of causing bodily harm to defen ceman Brian Glennie of Toron toMaple Leafs JAPAN QUALIFIES TEL AVIV AP Japan earned the right Monday to rep resent Asia in the Montreal Olympics this summer in hand ball competition when it de feated Israel 1815 in the final match of the qualifying round FALL INJURES RAMOS LOS ANGELES AP Man do Ramos former world lightheavyweight champion was in stable condition in the intensive care ward Monday af ter being injured in fall at his home hospital spokeswoman said allowed only four hits and one unearned run in seven innings LAIIOUD IIOMERED The Angels backed Iananas pitching with 14bit attack highlighted by threerun homer by Joe Lahoud and tworun homer by Ed Her Contract for Seaver FORT LAUDERDALE Fla AP Tom Seaver New York Mets pitching ace ended his holdout Monday night by agree ing to threeyear contract which the Mets say will make him the highestpaid pitcher in baseball history While precise terms were not disclosed Seaver will get at least $200000 for 1976 and pre sumably receive raise in each of the next twoyears Tom Seaver becomes the first pitcher in baseball history to make $200000 year said Donald Grant chairman of the board of the National League Mots who met with Seaver for one hour 40 minutes before the clubs exhibition game against New York Yan kees on Monday night then made final the agreement at 15minute meeting after the game There had been published re ports that Ferguson Jenkins of Chatham nl now pitcher with Boston Red Sox would be turning $200000 this season but Grant said that figure is not ac curate This is the highest salary baseball player has ever been paid to pitch Grant said of the agreement with the 32yearold righthander Seaver was 229 last season and won the National Leagues Cy Young Award for the third time in his career The contract must still be written up and submitted to the National League office for ap proval There had been talk about the pact including provi sions for bonuses based on per formance Such clauses are not permitted by the commis sioners office mann In Mondays other games St Louis Cardinals rushed Boston Red Sox 103 Chicago White Sox beat Atlanta Braves 63 akland As defeated San Diego Padres 74 Montreal Ex pos blanked Kansas City Royals Richmond Braves of the International League harn bled lexas Rangers 100 Philadelphia Phillies beat Pit tsburgh Pirates 116 Cleveland Indians topped Milwaukee Brewers 35 Detroit Tigers edged Cincinnati Reds 32 in 11 innings Ilouston Astros out scored Minnesota Twins 125 in the first baseball game played at the Superdome in New rleans Los Angeles Dodgers stopped San Francisco Giants 63 and New York Yankees edged New York Mets 32 in 11 innings THEY JOIN HISTORYMAKERS Lafleur Dryden ae trophy winners MONTREAL CP For the first time in nine years and the second in 17 members of the same National Hockey League team have won both the Art Ross Trophy for scoring and the Vezina Trophy for goaltending Right winger Guy Lafleur of Montreal Canadiens ended the 12year monopoly by Boston Bruins and Chicago Back Hawks on the scoring cham pionship while teammate Ken Dryden carried on the Montreal tradition of Vezina Trophy win ners with the Canadiens 20th in the 50year history of the goalie award Lafleur won the Ross trophy with 125 points record for right wingers His final point total included 56 goals and his victory marked the first time member of the Canadiens had won the scoring championship since Bernie Geoffrion did it in 196061 with 50 goals and 45 as sists Lafleurs total was six points better than centre Bobby Clarke of Philadelphia Flyers and earned him $1000 as over all scoring champion plus $500 as secondhalf leader and $250 as runnerup to Clarke in the first half Clarke whose 89 assists tied the record he set last season as most by for ward earned $500 as overall runnerup and $500 as firsthalf leader It marks only the 10th time since the Vezina Trophy was first presented in 192627 that the same team won it and the WHA TORONTO CP With four games remaining in the World Hockey Associations regular season schedule first place is still undecided in the Eastern Division and the overall team point leader has not been deter mined Both issues will be settled tonight in games at Calgary Cleveland and Houston In final action itfs Winnipeg Jets at Calgary Cowboys Toronto Toros at Quebec Nordiqucs San Diego Mariners at Cleveland Crusaders and Phoenix Roadrunners at Houston Aeros If Cleveland defeats San Diego the rusaders will take first place in the Eastern Divi sion by one point over In dianapolis Racers The only thing definite in that division is that New England Whalers are third and Cincinnati Stingers fourth and out of the playoffs Should Winnipeg beat algary and Ilouston lose to Phoenix the Jets would be the overall point leader However should Houston win and Win nipeg lose the Aeros would be First tilt of series TORONTO Pi Both Tr ronto Maple Leafs and Pitts burgh Penguins will be trying to right themselves after dismal closing weekends when they meet tonight in the opening round of their National Hockey League playoff The first game in the bestof three series will be played tonight at Maple Leaf Gardens with the second scheduled for Thursday night in the Pitts burgh and the third if neces sary back here Friday night None of the games will be uirried on network television The Leafs lost weekend games to the tough Buffalo Sa bres and Boston Bruins but the Penguins just managed to sail vage one win from games with Washington Capitals and De troit Red Wings two of the NHLs weak sisters Pittsburgh beat Detroit 65 when Syl Apps scored with three seconds to play tie would have dropped the Pen guins behind Atlanta Flames in the overall standings and sent them against Los Angeles Kings in the first playoff round LEASING Long and short term All makes and models BARBIE DRIVEACAR 43 Essa Rd 7266474 scoring title and on six occa sions it has been the Canadiens who have provided the double win HALLDEJORDY SIIARE Glenn Hall and Denis Dejor dy shared the award in 196667 the same year left winger Bob by Hull then with the Black Hawks won the Art Ross Tro phy Dryden who won the goal tending award in 197273 led all individual goaltenders this sea son with 203 average and eight shutouts He appeared in 62 games Michel Larocque of the Canadiens shares in the $1 750 award money with Dryden $1500 as winner and $250 for leading the first halfbut he is not cowinner of the trophy because he did not play in the required 25 games Larocque made 22 appear ances this season while the Ve zina is awarded to the goalten der who play in at least 25 games for the team allowing the fewest goals The New York Islanders combination of Glenn Bosch and Billy Smith led in the sec ond half with 90 goals against the Canadiens had 93and were overall runnersup with combined goalsagainst total of 190 compared with Montreals 174 PITTSBURGH FEAST Lafleur had at least two poin ts against every team in the league including 21 against Pittsburgh Penguins He also scored at least one goal against KEN DRYIEN Vezina Trophy all teams with the exception of New York Rangers against whom he had two assists He had 31 goals 36 assists and 67 points at home and 25 goals 33 assists and 58 points on the road But Lafleur was not the leagues goalscoring leader This honor went two Reg Leach of Philadelphia who scored 61 record for right wingers Since the founding of the NHL in 1917 it marked the 27th time the goal leader was not the points leader While goal production was down slightly 4913 this The Barrie Examiner Tuesday April 197611 season compared to 4932 in 197475a record nine players reached the loopoint mark and six scored at least 50 goals Behind Clarke was Gilbert Perreault of Buffalo Sabres with 113 points followed by Bill Barber of Philadelphia with 112 Pierre Larouche of Pit tsburgh 111 Pete Mahovlieh of Montreal and Jean Ratelle of the Rangers and Bruins 105 Jean Pronovost of Pittsburgh 104 and Darryl Sittler of Toronto Maple Leafs 100 In addition to Leach and La fleur the other 50goal scorers were Larouche 53 Prronovost 52 and Barber and Danny Gare of Buffalo 50 each SCORING LEADERS APlsPm Lafleur 56 69125 36 Clarke Pha 30 89119136 Perreault But 44 69113 36 Barber Pha 5062112104 Larouche Pgh 53 58111 33 Ratelle Bus 36 69105 18 Mahovlieh 34 71105 76 Pronovost Pgh 52 52104 24 Sittler 4159100 90 Apps Pgh 3267 99 24 Potvin NY 3167 98100 Trotticr NYI 32 63 95 21 Dionne LA 40 54 94 38 McDonald 37 56 93 70 Leach Pha 6130 91 41 Robert Buf 35 52 87 53 Martin Buf 49 37 86 67 Gilbert NYR 36 50 86 32 Lefley 511 43 42 85 41 Unger $11 39 44 83 95 Bucyk Bus 36 47 83 20 Esposito NYR 35 48 83 36 Vickcrs NYR 30 53 83 40 Lysiak A11 3151 82 60 Mcchhnw Oct 26 56 82 85 IOALKEEPERS RECORDS Emptynet goals bracketed MP GA SOAvg Dryden 3530121 203 issues settled tonight the point leader If both teams win or both lose they would wind up the season with 104 points apiece Winnipeg and Houston wont face each other again this sea son unless they meet in the WHA final If they are tied for points and meet in the final the Aeros would get the homevice advantage because of better wonlost record THREE DECIDED Three playoff pairings were decided following weekend games Edmonton ilers will open the bestofseven kinadian Division semifinal in Winnipeg on Friday night algary visits Quebec on Satur day night for the first game in their bestofseven anadian Division semifinal In the other series San Diego visits Phoenix on Friday night to start the best off1ve United States quarterfinal series Toronto Toros were elimi nated from the playoffs Sunday afternoon when they dropped 54 overtime decision to the Nordiques The Ioros wound up with 53 points six behind the ilers who took the fourth and last playoff berth in the Cana dian Division Winnipeg and Quebec with 102 points may wind up tied for first place in the Canadian Division but the Jets will get top spot because of better wonlost record Meanwhile the WIIA said Monday that Marc Tardif of the Nordiques continues to lead the scoring race with 144 points in cluding league high of 70 goals Winnipegs Bobby Ilull and lineinate Ulf Nilsson are second and third respectively Ilull has 50 goals and 70 assists for 120 points Nilsson has 38 goals and 76 assists Robbie Ftorek of Phoenix is fourth with 111 points followed by Real loutier of Quebec with 109 Quebecs JC Tremblay is the leagues top scoring defen oeman with 12 goals and 74 as sists Mark Napier of Toronto is the top scoring rookie with 43 goals and 50 assists The leaders GAPls Tardif Que 70 74 114 Hull ng 50 70 120 Nilsson ng 38 76 114 Ftorck Pho 41 70 111 Cloutier Que 56 54 110 Bordeleru Que 36 69 105 Hedberg ng 50 54 104 Houle Que 50 50 100 Lacrmx SD 28 72 100 Bernier Que 33 66 99 Howe Hou 31 67 98 Nedomansky Tor 54 42 96 Lawson al 44 51 95 Napier Tor 43 50 93 Hall Pho 46 42 88 Mahovlieh Tor 34 54 88 Adduono SD 22 66 88 tTllman Edm 31 56 87 Tremblay Que 12 74 86 Baekstrom NE 35 48 83 Lending goaltendcrs Min GAAgSO D1on 1nd 1860 115 274 Daley ng 3552 168 284 Norris Pho 2412 128 316 Grahame 1132113 177 23 Wukel 81 3756 206 329 11 Ill 10 07 61 3B 50 34 58 75 00 01 73 90 32 00 54 47 08 61 95 07 00 00 97 29 25 14 55 31 28 47 50 40 19 70 63 45 33 44 48 49 19 62 85 63 45 59 00 50 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