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li wahy litThe Barrie Examiner Wednesday April 14 I976 SPORTS CORNER And now the Barrie Flyers are faced with the mammoth task of beating the Thunder Bay Twins where it countson Twins home ice if they hope to extend their hockey season The sixth game of the Ontario Hockey Association Senior League final moves into Thunder Bay this evening Flyers have the task of blemishing the nearly spotless record at home of the defending Allan Cup champions Flyers will be taking with them bit of advice from playing coach Darryl Sly Hes not about to flatter anyone into believing the Flyers have found the key to the Twins weaknesses following Barries triumphant 32 win Monday To win Flyers will have to come up with their best game of the series if not the entire season What Sly would like the Flyers to remember is that hockey is game played on sheet of ice and thats where the final issue will be settled Twins have acknowledged that little extra incentive provided by solid fan backing Hockey has become game not only dependent upon butone which thrives on fan support Spectators can be classified as those who attend the game to watch If they cheer then we call them fans Barrie fans would have had lot to cheer about Monday if they had of been there mere 1000 land that an optimistic count watched Flyers in their finest game of the series at the Barrie Arena Monday The win prevented an embarrassing elimination by the Twins Twins brought along their own private cheering gallery Perhaps 50 at the most Small as it was it kept up continuous chant which irritated the usually sedate Barrie rooters One Barrie fan could do little else but hang his head when he was asked by Twins supporter just what kind of town is this He was questioning what he considered an apathetic ap proach to senior hockey by Barrie Flyers recently returned from Thunder Bay where at one game there were over 5000 spectators The opening game of the series brought out crowd of 1800 to the Barrie Arena There were less than 1500 on hand for the second game and meagre handful to support the Flyers in their doordie struggle Monday The crowds were better than the Flyers got throughout the regular campaign but far below the level of support expected Without taking away from the hardcore Flyers fans Barrie had to it alone Monday The club outhustled and outclassed the Twins on the ice Now the feat must be duplicated tonight if Flyers want to prevent the sound of champagne corks poppin in the Twins dressing room win tonight brings the series back home Thursday It makes difference having 5000 people cheering not so much for you but against the other team Twins coach Peter DePiero said after Mondays loss to Barrie that the thought of returning to the Hockeyhungry Thunder Bay fans was lurking in the back of the Twins mind Instead of giving 100 per cent you get 120 to 130 per cent from each guy said the Twins playing coach That may ex plain the Twins envious winrecord at home As it stands now Flyers have 2l record at home Twins sat back on their heels then rocked Flyers with successive shutouts Saturday and Sunday in Thunder Bay to force the mustwin situation upon Barrie think its pyschological thing we both have coming into each others rink said DePiero We were lucky enough to win in Barrie DePiero said its fought to beat the Flyers in Barrie They play the smaller rink well think the larger surface at home helps us little It gives us more room to move and tires them out little DePiero is not expecting repeat of the weekend whitewashing He expects tougher game and Sly expects the Flyers to be tougher It now is just matter of hours before the season either ends for Barrie or they turn it around in the direction of home iLTllRllI school captured the championship of the recent Oro infitatioiial llltll ousting Minesing in the final Members of the cham pionship team include front Raymond Ayerst row at Mctuaig hockey tournament Eight teams entered with Guthrie left John Ronnie Toffan Alex Munro David Phillips and Bobb Mason At back from left to right Bob MacGregor George Dimas Barry Wood Tom Stewart Tim ooney Ralph Gage and coach Gerry Falls tExaminer photoi llIIC tthStllAlltls Illl of the Hro Invitational hockey tournament was won by tioodfelltm school lfast tiio fell victim to loss in thc consolation final at thc ltti tommiinity eiitre Members of the iotxlfcllow hockey club include front row at left Tom Scrannage llltt lensoti Russell Mll clitll iarv lliiglatid Steve AT AWARDSBANQUET Hatfield Neil Iorsythe Ian Ripley Mike Ducksworth Brown and Tim Irvine lack and Ricky illtSt At back is rt at lttt lord Schiirr coach ll Wiles Absent are Scott llroan tieorgc tiotild Jamie llaltoii Rob ent Mike Owen Kevin lliiglaiid lom Gerrard and Ritchie Brad thambers Mark Lydiatfcllxamincrphoto Georgian honors top athletes lly St tillllSllS Illlltllllltil softball basket ball and st tilia hristina Ialton ind ltii in it mp MM 31 MNUIHIHtttciycdtlildisiiic tonibic business ad lltilt til llllllL IlII flit tllllofts il ittllLllifll tollcge for firm at thrdtyHdHaJawpawns the annual llfltllt wird magmas io student and banquet hcld llttllll it lb Hmle itlUlIlSlllL ioiirnalisiii Mc Mudgnh 1mm unadum toinbic took part in varsity WWW FHNHW MM golf intramural football medallions for their efforts llllllllllkl Hycr l3 lllttlitllltills handed out to the students intraintiial coiiipetitioti lechnology two won the soft over the past year on arsity teams as Atll as intramural coiiipctitioii lhrcctor of athletics and silt darkness iniinstiafion three student won winless through the season team had good vear under head coach Jack Phillips The teaiii played very competitive volleyball and did well against some of the bigger colleges in tlt In feu bright lights be skipped his rink of Danny shonethroiigh lheyeargotoff Assehn ll odward and to had start when it was tilcii Robinson to the all decided to drop the hockey thitario championship at tcain due to lack of interest Kitklaiidlake lhe basketball team had lrophy iiniicrs this year in rough ycat as they went varsity play were llottd iii golf Iary llelmkay and Laurie Mclaydcii Iii liadiiniitoii liiii Iorkinan and Susan cldhiiieii iii archery Sue lancy volleyball tieorgc ltotma in basketball and Howardscurliiigriiik All varsity competitors this year receile medallions for The ladies varsity volleyball their division Siic flaiicy led the team and was chosen as Hunter Safety Course The Barrie Hunters and Anglers Conservation Club will sponsor Hunter Safety Course beginning April 27 Each course will last four nights with prac tical test held on Saturday The course will be offered each Tuesday and Thursday at theclubhouse TOURNEY SET TORONTO The lana diaii Lacrosse Association has scheduled its inaugural Cana dian international field lacrosse cliampionsip for May 12 in Etobicoke Toronto suburb Teams from Australia the United States and Canada will compete To reach the club house take Highway 93 to the Dalston General Store turn left and travel past the Highway 400 ex tension The clubhouse is ap proximately mile and quar ter to mile and half past the extension The course is open to those 15 years of age providing they have note of permission from their parents Those up to 20 years of age must take the Over 20 years of age are required to pass both written and practical test at time set aside for this purpose All must register on April 27 Cost is $7 with maximum of 30 students per class is soon to be offered For further information con tact Jack Bonney at 7285825 Manley Hoffman at 4875833 Manfred Baumer 7280444 John Nixon 7267366 Jim Roe 7264722 Vivian Menezes at 728 6494 and Ted Hill at 7265725 Interested students are en couraged to contact any of the above concerning registration or other matters pertaining to the course WILFJOINS CLUB LONDON Ont CP Wilf Homenuik of Winnipeg vet eran competitor on the United States and Canadian pro golf tours has accepted position as club pro at Londons High land Golf and Country Club Guthrie rally earns top spot of public school hockey tourney Guthrie defeated Minesing for the championship of the an nual Oro Invitational hockey tournament held recently at the 0m Community Centre The public school tournament had eight teams entered Guthrie met the defending champions from Minesing headon iii an exciting final game winning 32 HAPPY BURGER Reg 35c QUALITY Bayiielcl St Barrie A84 Minesing jumped into 20 lead on goals by Dorsy Gillespie and John Adams Guthrie rallied to take over the lead on goals by Tim Cooney John Ayerst and Bob MacGregor Guthrie ntminder Alex Munro made some key stops to help the victory Guthrie defeated East Oro 81 and Shanty Bay 70 to earn Try Our GREATEST SALE this THURSDAY 25 25 FRENCH FRIES Reg 30 QUANTITY Our Portion Sizes Not Reduced Big as ever We use name brand products preparing them to your order not cooked ahead SERVICE We are happy to serve you at the counter or in your car FEED THE WHOLE GANG shot at the title Minesing dumped Elmvale 61 and Goodfellow 65 Goodfellow went on to take the consolation final with 10 win over East Oro Lone goal scorer in the game was Bob Vent Officials would also like to extend their thanks to Rick Ross official for the games 25 MILK SHAKE 14 Oz DURING THIS GREAT SALE 7280941 Bob Baird led the Flyers and the entire Ontario Hockey Association Senior league in scoring this season He was presented with his award after being selected the Flyers player of the month Ted Moore of Sports OKeefe made the presen tation to the Flyers forward PLAYER OF THE MONTH at Mondays game Haird has been the Flyers top point getter in the final playoff series with Thunder Bay Flyers are in Thunder Bay tonight for the sixth game of the best of seven final Flyers must win to force seventh game back in Barrie Thursday Examiner photo BARRIE HORSE WINS UNDER 2MINUTES harness race horse recently bought by and Stables of Barrie for 350000 was the first horse to break the two minute mile in Canada this year The horse Jumbo Dancer fouryeareld stud owned by Robert Garner and Roger Giffen ran the mile at Mohawk Raceways April in 2593 Its pretty good feat Mr Giffen of liffen Farm Equipment said Especially at this time of year Mr Giffeii bought the horse of Dancer Hanover and Vibrant Hanover breeding of Pennsylvania in December Since then the horse has run races woii nine placed se cond once and third once He was coming along really good when we bought him Mr liffen said Jambo Dancer had won five races before he was bought by Manth Stables The horse driven by Tharlie Lawson rims iii the Golden Horseshoe harness racing circuit at Greenwood lardenli ty and Mohawk tracks The trainer is Kent Baker also of Barrie and Stables owns other horses including Soky lltllllt who runs at Barrie Raceways The other horses run at the bigger tracks where the purses are higher Giffeii said Opener of Junior final tied in overtime COLLINGWOOD Ont itli goal by Bob Summers at 545 of l0mlnult5 overtime pe riod Tuesday earned St Marys Lincolns 44 tie with Jotting wood Blues in the first game of their Ontario Hockey Associ ation Junior final The eightpoint series re sumes in St Marys on Friday with the third game scheduled here Sunday The Lincolns led 21 at the end of the first period but trailed 32 entering the third Summers had two goals for St Marys with Paul Van derspank and Doug Kennedy gettingtheothers Bill Abercromhie scored twice for the Illues and Dave Tabb and Peter rawtord each scored once Tollingwood outshot St Marys 4834 and received four of the six minoi penalties dent affairs Herb tloiitici and his assistant Iiin laitin were masters of ccrcinoiij for thetwoliourcvcnt llltlll second year lav and securities student edged otil latirie Altlftltll of adver tisiiig iouriialisni in the voting for the women tclton participated in aisity volleyball and archery as well ball title last fall lloiig Mc tann led his touch football team to the championship lichiiology three captured the volleyball title and the floor hockey championship as ltltll Lander led the league in scoring and Resort Opera tions came out on top in basketball tieorgian had rough year in varsity play btil through the their most valuable player George Rotma was chosen as the MVP of the varsity basket ball team Rotma was con tiiiuously in the top two scorers tor the team during the season Georgian hail good year in varsity golf and curling thanks mostly to Russell Howard At the tiA golf tournament last fall he came home with finiin in the top to Three weeks ago Junior bowlers end season The llllllOl boulcrs finished up the season at Slicas Satiir day with final standings and playoff ltSlfllS to be published later To junior to piniiers travelled to Waterloo Sunday with Ian Martin returning as leader lll his bantam boys division itli l7tttriple Sean rcaiie had 330 score for his first try at tournament bowling Sunday Night Singles resumed witha good turnout of entries Imner turned up Hi Dave Marten who defeated tcaiiiinate llruce Newton by only twopins In order of finish behind the top two it was Iaiil Sine tlligh ualif ieri lete lodin latlllltllt Milliiirn and Kevin Mctanii llltll with Brian Ialr terson and Vince Doraio taking the lat two playoff spots lllllll action at Sheas will sec special Singles Tour nament on iood liriday star ting at with an entry fee McFaddens key goal puts end to deadlock SIRtllll llowic Mc Hidden scored iii the third overtime period here Monday night to give Midhiirst 34 win over and Masonry and series lead in the Georgian flay senior hockey playoffs After the game in the Stroiid Communities enter first tournament Sllttlltl Youngsters from to communities take part in the first Stronrl Minor Hockey Association toiii iiameiit on the weekend llay begins Friday at it in in the Stroud Innisfil Recreation Ptlttt runniiiil through loft ltl Sunday llllllSlll Recreation vllntrc Midhiirst coach said his team should wrap up the series with win in the fourth game Thur sday night The game starts at fl pm in the lio township arena at iiithric Midhiirst lllmvale league champion leads the series two games to one over and winners in the North Siincoe SAlllOl league Mcladdeiis final goal in overtime was his second of the night as he also scored in the second period The two teams iiialclied goals in each period Monday Other Midhnrst scorcis were ltrenf Rowen two goalsi and Jerry McArthui For it AND Masonry goal scorers icrc Jim iRiieii ireg Volfeiideii Dorian tox and ileii Ilellcrby of$ltl This Will be followed by the regular Sunday Night Singles at 7pm Sotiie of the local bowlers will be in Windsor this weekend to take part in Provincial IOU nament TRANSMISSION TUNEUP SPECIAL Spring Tuneup Adiust Transmission Bonds and Linkages Chanqe Fluid Filter Replace Modulator if equipped PRICE $2295 Prices for most cars and light trucks We are equipped to repair or replace Universal Joints Driveshatts Axles Dif ferentials and Brakes their play during the season The pinnacle of an athletes career is to be eligible for the athletic letter llttll graduating students were lltfil ble tor the award this year Points are given for coinpcti tioii iii varsity and intramural teams lf enrolled in one year course the student must achieve 10 points two year ttlllISt 73 points sooii Athletic Letter winners for this year were hristiiia Walton Donna tole llrciida llawton Mary lilleii Ripley Don Hartley llernie Lynch Jeff ollett Jason labbe Rick Taylor ieorge llotma and Rick Mcombie The year had good points as well as some disappointments for the athletes of leorgian ol lege Rut for most of them Thursday night made it all worthwhile Good till April 30 I976 SPEEDY THANSMISSIN 36 Mary Street Barrie For appointment call Russ Clarke 7370441 7370442 All work guaranteed and performed by licenced ItlellOllIC DENTH Our Barrie franchise is now available Why are Complete Mobile Wash licencees so successful Because they give more for the money Our special equipment soaps 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