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uThe Barrie Examiner Saturday April 17 I976 Wis for new Season With warmer weather on the way it wont be long before golfers will be starting new season of play on Simcoe Countys many courses few earlybird players already have been out testing their swings despite the cool air and wet grounds Judging from early preparations go is headed for its busiest season yet for this pular participant sport The Barrie Golf and Country clu course on Vincent road scene of the Peter Jackson tournament last summer will be the site of more exciting events which will be testing the skill of some of the better golfers this coming season Outside of Barrie there is no lack of golf preparations At nearby Shanty Bay Tom Bell and Bruce Gapp were leaders last year while Jane Young captured the ladies title At Medontes Bonaire course young Roy Copeland of Vic toria Harbour and 16yearold Sue Peterson are expected to defend the mens and womens championships they won in keen competition last year Veteran golfer Howard Robinson former champion will be making another valiant try after reaching the finals last year The Simcoeside course at Oro also has been the scene of early organization with emphasis on tournament play as well as club championships Norman Joslin took the title last year when fourtimes champion Roy Austin of Barrie was unable to compete due to illness Ev Armstrong of Orillia won the womens laurels while Jeff Jongmans of Barrie captured the low score trophy The Jack Treloar trophy event often considered the seasons highlight at this course was won by Larry Ireland with Mel Wells of Orangeville and Jeffy Jongmans tied for second previous winner Don Drever finished fifth with Bill Ireland father of Larry fourth At Lake St George club in the north eastern section of the county Fred McLean has been telling of the improved faclities for some weeks and indications point to another outstanding season Jack Rayfield who won the Shanty Bay mens title six times is among the leading players at Lake St George The latter also is to be the scene of the six th annual Balmy Beach tournament in June with former Barrie player George Ford head of the committee in charge GOLF ATTRACTIONS IN ANGUS AREA There promises to be plenty of exciting golf action in the Angus area again this year Golf pro Marty Baker will be active at Royal Downs Golf and Country club off Highway 90 on the Seventh Line of Essa where Tim Hand and Charles Stewart are the new owners The 18 hole course has an attractive par 70 layout and new attractions planned include swimming pool and three ten nis courts The Green Acres parthree course has been the scene of much golf action in recent years and will be again There were some 114 entries in the parthree championship com petition last year when Dennis Taylor emerged the winner Low net honors were won by Wally Harris who made an ex citing hole in one on No green Marj Hickling annexed the womens title and Paul Valancourt the junior honors The Circle Pine golf course at Base Borden is another popular golf centre which also will be the site of more ex citing action this year Former pro at Collingwood Blue Mountain course Ed Leeder will be guiding activities at Couchiching Golf and Country club at Orillia where his son Ross will be giving plrobinstriiction Ed used to operate the Lake St George At the popular Horseshoe Valley recreation centre the scene has shifted from winter skiing to golf action already Numerous golfers have been tuning up on the challenging 18hole course during the past few days The official opening at Horseshoe course was yesterday We will now be open for the rest of the season said Rod Code stating that early interest has shown an increase in membership We feel that with all the new additions including the pro shop and carts we can give the members something for their money Code added TERRIERS PLANNING FOR NEXT SEASON Orillia Terriers are currently making plans for another try at regaining the Allan cup during the 197677 season We are looking around to see what players are available said George Maconachie president pointing out Orillia will be again represented in senior hockey next Winter An executive meeting to discuss plans for next season was held at the Orillia community centre on Thursday night and an open invitation was extended to persons interested to helping the team Orillias 1973 Terriers who beat out St Boniface Mohawks in the exciting finals four games to one are well revue oered by Orillia hockey fans as the only home team toe Alla cup Alexander Grant Moore Jim Keon Mike Draper an 55 ere some of the standout stars of that 1ritewi 2127 which trimmed Thunder Bay Twins in the taste was IJELZIIJE err Moore also were leading players with the itll bruise errfer which reached the Allan cup finals deiue IJtiltg Eporane Jets Gary McNamara was the Jtllizatl lender and Dave Nicholishen also was with tire teen Coats TK Hildebrand had Barries Corby Adams lu toe men and he also was standout in thelosing cause Vie would xine to give Orillia another team which could wit the Allan cup said Maconachie with obvious en triueiasir as be stressed the importance of gneral com Illufll support for lull effort STRAY SHOTS ON SPORTS SCENE Here and there in sport circles Goaltender of Detroit Red Wings Jim Rutherford of Beeton was first drafted by the NHL club after brilliant couple of seasons with Hamilton juniors Jim also has been standout second basernari for Beeton Beehives for half dozen years Often touted as Elmvales greatest hockey team the 196768 Merchants piloted by Harry Adams reached the in termediate provincial finals and just missed winning Elmvales first OHA championship The team at one point had Durham Huskies down two games to none in the finals and handicapped by injuries went to pieces to lose out The teams recor for that eventful season was 32 games won only 12 lost and four drawsTen years ago in 1966 Will Shewell led Ivy Leafs to that communitys first BA cham pionship The club won the intermediate title by taking Wilkesport in the finals Allan Ellis held Wilkesport to five tuts in gaining to decision in the deciding game Gary Mawand Monty Elliott shared the hurling in lvys to vic tory in the second game Ivy dropped the opener to Beetonreader sends clipping about the Beehives winning the junior OBA title back in 1968 when John Rutherford was coach Top hitter and leading pitcher was John Gould now wmg star of Vancouver Canucks Brother Larry who was then just 16 Jim Rutherford Bob Connell Charlie Lisk and Clare Holmes were among other standouts Beeton also won thejunior provincial title 10 years ago in 1966 SPORTS SHORTS PINCAY SUSPENDED Park have sus nded jockey ITNIGLEWOOD Calif AP Laffit Pincay or causing in estewardsatHollywood terference in the third race Wednesda The stewards ac SPORTS tedThurs yto suspend Pin wy for 10 racing days He had won four consecutive CAR Santa Anita riding titles before losing to Sandy SENIORPLAYOFFS Hawley season at Barrie Arena GETS NEW CAR Huskies vs Barrie 830 INDIANAPOLIS AP pm Barrie leads best of Defending champion Bobby sevenseriest Unser will drive new SUNDAY McLarenOffenhauser in the SENIOR PLAYOFFS May 30 Indianapolis 500mile Barrie at Walkerton 830 auto race it was announced pm Friday No respite for victorious Barrie Flyers It was tired Flyers hockey club which skated off the ice Thursday following 30 win over Thunder Bay Twins Little did the newly crowned champions of the Ontario Hockey Association Senior league know what was in store for them Flyers had just finished their fourth ame in five nights The ad fought steady uphil climb for the league title Down 31 in the best of seven final Flyers came back with three big wins IT WAS this way all night Barrie Flyers checked and hounded Thunder Bay Twins into submission and won the Ontario Hockey Association Senior But thats history now Last night Flyers were forced to travel to Walkerton to open the best of seven playoff series with the Durham Walkerton Huskies winners of the Continental Senior league Flyers won 54 led by Paul Regans pair of goals The series continues tonight at the Barrie Arena then back in Walkerton Sunday game night is the diet for the Flyers and Huskies until winner is declared From there its another step League championship with 34 win There was little time to celebrate Thursdays win as Flyers were in Walkerton last night to open against the along the Allan Cup trail with series against either St Johns Nfld or Gatineau Que in the eastern final Huskies led 10 at the end of the first period but Barrie gained 43 lead after two Steve Sly Doug Acomb and Ken Knapton were the other Barrie scorers Bob Becker scored twice for the Huskies with Bob Stoutenburg and Dean Symons adding one each Barrie outshot the Huskies Iii35 and received nine of the 16 penalties Durham Huskies Flyers won 54 and host the Huskies tonight at the Barrie Arena Game time 830 pm Examiner Photo Walkerton Macs appear destined to finish in top spot Macs seemed sure bet to finish in first place of the Tuesday Afternoon Ladies Bowling League Only one week remains to the comple tion of this series and Macs hold comfortable 22 point edge over their nearest rivals Macs have 102 points In se cond with 80 points are Tom and Sweets with Delicious close behind at 79 and one half points Spys are next with 72 point record Theres close race developing between the fifth andsixth placeteams Wealthys have 70 and one half points with Snows holding at 69 and onehalf points Russets trail with 67 and onehalf points while the Courtlands hold down the final spot with 59 points Barb Dunsmore holds the high average with her 213 Eleanor Fralick is second at am with Mary Tweedle next at 204 Tied at 201 are Dorothy Rugman and Millie Cairns The high single for this week was recorded by Max ine DeGreers 305 Linda Beckley rolled 279 with Aileen Hurtubise following with 270 game Nancy Trilleczek bowled games of 254 253 and 250 Mrg Drury was next at 251 and 250 Lois Christianson bowled 244 game with Dunsmore following with her 241 Nancy Frankcome followed with her score of 234 One pin behind was Cairns while Joyce Mullen hit for 252 High triple was picked up Barrie Raceway entries HST PACE MILE $400 Swill Orbit Brown Volern Brown Colonel Soul longeri Mighty Winime Till Hilltop Jason Aririerurl Currriulitul Duran Meadow Morg Gririrlriiild DIIIOOT Bolton ONT PACE MILE $4 Primellril Wroy Nordir Arul Mor Arthur Cool Kerry fuller upelirll Slurilny Artonrli Reaper Girl lrwrn Co Cliiul lrurey BUI ars Miu Rullolo villaiin Como Blown HIRU TROY MILE $400 Middleton Dulm Jones Midnight Kiri Barth Ior Rage loliryf Luiigori Nobel Prue LorIiliorl Prince item Dixon John or Clement Rod Gray Hrirru Duylmi Carol Noluiii OUIITH PACE MILL $450 Himrnyl MorArtliur Our Anniversary Brown Captain Bud Arturidi Nortliwrmd Iill hriatiori Nordir Anrinrud The Gold Bandit Jollrios Royal Gent Clement Hilltop Auburn Domboiur IFTH PACE MILE $550 BOflTIHl 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Tuxedo Law Fuller Port Zoom mar Arthur mxrourANU by Trilleczek 762 DeGeer 729 Dunsmore 666 Drury 666 Linda Heckley 656 Hur tubisc 638 and Fralick at 6H BOWLING High Single 225 and over Gladys Jones 278 Bernie Cottrell 276 Ann Reid 273 Gisele Scandrett 273 Marg Smith 267 Debbie Kerr 251 Louise Crane 247 Marg Rolph 239 Diane Falk 238 Norma Cohan 235 Mary Nec ly 235 Mary Neely 235 Pauline Hurst 232 Marj Russell 230 Millie Boorman 229 Marg Cowan 228 227 Joan Crann 226 Team Standings Pirates 117 Coffee Breaks 102 Wagon Wheels 95 12 IuttiFruittis 91 12 Lady Fingers 9012 Love Drops 90 IVvinkies 86 Pinwheels 8512 Almond Crisps 77 Melta ways 73 12 Ginger Snaps 59 12 Hawaiin Delights 40 High Triple 600 and Over Ann Reid 675 Marg Cowan 6533 Debbie Kerr 646 Bernie COLLICII 644 Gisele Scandrett 641 Joan Crann 615 Diane Falk 612 Louise Crane 609 Play was held up on five oc casions due to water on the ice caused by 27 temperatures in the arena There were no wild cham pagne baths this time No dousing of coaches or throw ing managers into the showers as happened last month when Flyers clinched first place of the Ontario Hockey Association Senior League Instead while thousands of wellwishers filed by the Flyers dressing room Thursday or hung back seek ing look at the newly crowned champions Flyers themselves remained sub dued and unusually quiet for club which had just ugset the upstart Thunder ay Twins for the league cham pionship Phil Branston who scored the winning goal in Flyers 34 win said it all when he told reporter Were tired It was the fourth game in five nights for Barrie At this point Flyers were unaware that hectic schedule was awaiting them and would for bid any rest Goaltender Grant Cole peeled back the wrapper of the lone bottle of champagne wrenched out the lastic cork and ured himse fa healthy shot efore passing the bottle around It didnt take long for the well to run dry Flyers undid their skates and sat back for spell clearly savorin their triumphant come rom behind trek which toppled the defending Allan Cup champions four games to three in the best of seven final Three times Flyers faced extinction and three times ther came through The bulk of 2661 fans at the Barrie Arena Thursday voiced their approval of the Flyers deciding shutout win over the Twins It was game which demanded total concentra tion by Flyers timely goals from Branston Bob Monteith and Bob Baird and superb goaltending by Cole Earlier in the series playingcoach DarrylSly said Cole was capable of shutting the Twins out on any given night in fact Cole acted as though he would keep the Twins off the scoreboard for as long as they wanted to test him or for as long as it took the Flyers to penetrate the tough screen of Twins goalie John Adams Flyers did penetrate with goals in each period Branston flipped rebound into an empty corner to cap the efforts of linemates Paul Regan and Bob Baird This trio has combined in the playoffs to lead Flyers Thirty seconds remained in the second period when Monteith fired shot by Adams Baird was set up in the slot by Regan at 452 of the third period and quickly fired his fourth goal of the series into the Twins net The goal did lot to deflate Twins chances of catching Barrio Twins were unable to beat COIC or the Flyers defence as the game progressed However the challenge was put to Cole early in the game Twins swarmed in green masses in the opening period They forced Flyers off the puck and hemmed them in their own end In the first period alone Cole was asked tostoplSshots This was the second game in as many nights for the Flyers It was also the second game in row for Flyers and the second straight time he turned the tide of the Twins Flyers defeated the Twins 42 Wednesday to shatter threeyear record of wins ainst Canadian teams on under Ba ice Golfer Delight Here are some of the advantages of joining The Barrie Golf Country Club 18 holes of super golf Modern lockers showers sauna Fully equipped Pro Shop plus storage 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