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GATINEAU goaltender Andre Lord was the dif ference in Sundays 53 win by the Nordiques The vic tory forces afourth game this evening at the Barrie Arena Game time 830 pm Lordstopped all but Sparkling Win by George Moir Saturdays feature race at Barrie Raceway went to Revonah Abbe owned and driven to sparkling victory by George Moir of Cookstown Revonah Abbe last week ticked off the mile in 2034 for dead heat record time for the year there Tonight he was all alone on the front end at the wire healthy three lengths ahead of Mapleway Storm Hieland Champ was up in timefor show Jack Powell and Les Dixon each made two trips to the winners circle Those Joe King modified racing bikes are getting more plentiful and showed up on two of tonights winners Lyle MacArthur used one of the superbikes in his win with Port Zoom and in the tenth race Doug Brown using modified with September Flight was there in the nick ot time outfooting the pack at the wire Barrie Raceway results Barrie raceway results Saturday April 24 1976 Post time 745 pm First race pace S400 SWIFT ORBIT Brown CARMELITA Dixon DUKE OF BOLTON Langen EXACTOR and $1570 Time 213 Second race pace $450 PORT ZOOM MacArthur MACS GIRL Butler NORTHWOOD JILL Christian EXACTOR and $6160 Time 209 35 Third roco trot $400 PAlNT BRUSH Till 330 PRINCE HENRY Dixon 370 280 SPEEDY DAVE Edwards EXACTOR and $2870 Time 210 35 Fourth race pace $500 MYSTIQUE Dixon WEE CHELLE Lockhart REYMUR GENE Crowe EXACTOR and $3130 Time 209 Fifth race pace $400 KAWARTHA IDEAL Powell 1490 630 LIX CAPE HILL STANLEY Artandi 280 COOL CARRY Fuller 500 EXACTOR and $7070 390 320 270 360 340 360 910 440 470 1170 290 260 250 220 270 Time 21025 Sixth race trbt S600 GAELIC CHARM Brooks Jr 12 80 420 70 470 70 240 ACHILLLES Dixon JIMMY VAN Mair EXACTOR and 90 Time 209 15 Seventh race pace $700 AUNT WINNIE Powell APOLLO SONG Lee VANESSA SPENCER langen EXACTOR and 3125 Time 208 25 Eighth race pace S900 REVONAH ABBE M01 Mapleway Storm Powell Hieland Champ MacArthur 22 40 560 20 510 330 1230 EXACTOR and $9430 Time 205 25 Ninth race pace $550 CHIEF COMMAND Dixon 600 520 MISS RUSTY GOLD Langen 280 JOHNNY ADONIS Smith 70 EXACTOR14 and $1270 Time 209 Tenth race pace $400 SEPTMBER FLIGHT Brown 90 290 ARICHAT TODDIE Damboise 740 380 ELMER MARX Brown 360 EXACTOR and $3650 Time 213 16 three of the 48 shots aimed in his direction by Barrie Flyers Corb Adams No continu his scoring streak with two goals i3 Saturdays 63 win and single last Sunday Ex aminerPhoto 377 10The Barrie Examiner Tuesday April 27 1976 Ottawa Valley wins top spot TORONTO CP Anne McGeachy of Ottawa Valley High School Athletic Associa tion was overall winner in the elite class at the annual Ontario invitational high school girls gymnastic meet Saturday She was first in the floor and beam competitions se cond in the vault event and sixth on bars for total of 3462 points Sharon Saslove also of Ot tawa Valley was second with 3335 points followed by Jill Gibson of Toronto district with 3288 Ottawa Valley was overall team winner in the elite class About 200 girls competed in the meet for 14 athletic associations from across Onlt tario In vault events winners were Miss Saslove in the elite class Gabie Hendrich Georgian Bay senior Karen Smith central western On tario intermediate and Carolyn Robb western On tario junior Bars competitions were won Miss Gibson in the elite class Wendy Donavin central Ontario senior Miss Smith intermediate and Erika Kroeker southern On tario junior Besides Miss McGeachy winners of beam events were Miss Hendrich senior Deb bie Randal southern Ontario intermediate and Kelly Hogan PeelHalton junior Winners of floor competi tions other than hhe elite class were Lyanne Lust western Ontario senior De bie Gray Ottawa Valley in termediate and Emily Mar chetto southern Ontario junior BARRIE RACEWAY hosted the Carlsbert eight horse hitch on Saturday evening just prior to the first race These mammoth horses averaging 2400 pounds each are of Belgian breed The oak wagon is all hand carved and the harness is also hand crafted Raceway Photos IQEEEAI ELYERS 53 Any notion the Barrie Flyers had of winning the eastern Canadian Allan Cup final on re utation alone went sour Sun ay in 53 loss to the Gatineau Nordiques at the Barrie Arena Flyers lead the bestoffive final two games to one 21 with another chance tonight to taste the champagne of an eastern Canadian champion ship Winner of this series moves on to Spokane for the Allan Cu this weekend Spokane las ed St Boniface 83 Sun day to win the bestoffive western final 30 Barrie took 20 lead in the series with 63 win Satur day It was different story yesterday rather flat Flyers entry fell behind 20 in the first period and 41 after two before going for broke in the third riod The di ference was in the goaltending Sunday Flyers pum 48 shots at Andre bar with only Ken Knapton Paul Regan and Corby Adams scoring We got better goaltending than we had the best goalten ding of the three games Adams continues to score goals In Saturdays game the hardest worked people on the ice during the first period were the two goaltenders The fastskating quick passing Nordiques lost no time in attacking the Barrie net and Ron Patterson had to call on all his skill to stop them from scoring The Nordiques played good hockey the pinpoint pass ing and puckhandling were there but what was lacking was that pressure that ten sion which tells the fan that something big is being fought for Corby Adams and Paul Regan scored two goals for Barrie Branston and McMillan added singles Rheault Guay and Jack Dun can replied for Gatineau The Nordiques textbook paid off however when at 956 of the first Rheault scored assisted by Pierre Lemire and Andre Guay Six minutes later it was the Flyers turn through goal scoring ace Adams with assists by McMillan and Acomb Entering the second period it was 11 but the Flyers began showing some of the ol pizzas which has made them Allan Cup cham ions and they launched attac on the Gatineau goal until Branston netted at the 957 mark with assists from Jim Thompson and Ron Robinson Gatineau then came back with tiemarker at 1535 via sharpshooter Guay assisted byLoyneur In the opening minutes of the third period Acomb weaved through what seemed like dozen Nordique players and finally confronted goaltender Lord But he didnt quite make it CORBY ADAMS Then Patterson pulled off remarkeable move which possibly averted goal by Gatineau Daniel Moreau threaded his way through the Barrie defence to the goalmouth and pulled back ready to unload when Patterson reached out and stole the puck from the end of his stick Seconds later at 254 Adams scorched home his se cond goal screen shot on which the Gatineau goaltender had no chance 1n the next three minutes Regan scored two goals assisted by Pagnutti Branston and Steve Sly to put the Flyers well in front After this Lord had two good saves which should have been goals and finally at 1947 McMillan clinched it for the Flyers with goal assisted by Adams making the final score 63 In shots on goal Barrie out shot Gatineau 4235 Attendance was 849 OHA Senior league recommends new en try TORONTO CP Match penalties in the Ontario Hockey Association have decreased by 20 per cent this past season outgoing OHA iresident Cliffe Phillips told voting delegates at the groups annual meeting Sat urday Phillips credited the reduc tion in the penalties to the OHAs interest in reducing violence in amateur hockey During my term in office the subject receiving the greatest notoriety has been what is commonly called violence in hockey said Phillips Often amateur hockey has been the scapegoat for social problems which permeate oursociety Weekly the media reports violence in the streets violen ce in the home and sometimes violence in the school but the biggest headlines for all are saved for violence in our sport Phillips said he was not suggesting the press was being unfair but said he was attempting to stress the im portance of hockey in Canadiansociet VOTE ON 30 IT MS In other business the association including executive and delegate voters dealt with 30 am mendments 23 of which were carried three defeated and fourwithdrawn One of hhe more con troversial amendments requesting autonomy rights for junior hockey teams within the province was bfeated 11241 The defeat marked the second year in row and the third time in five years that the proposal has been un successful The proposal would have given junior teams the right to govern their own expansion within lheprovince Under another proposal teams below junior statuS+ including all junior clubsfi will not be allowe to sign players from outs their reSidential territory under theageof 15 This past season 14year old Wayne Gretzky of Brant ford Ont was moved into Toronto and not permitted to play within the Metropolitan Toronto Hockey League un der resident regulations He ended up playing with the Toronto Nationals Junior team RECOMMEND NEW TEAM 1n caucus meetings held in conjunction with the annual meeting representatives of the OHA Senior league teams voted to recommend that Mississauga be granted franchise for the 197677 season The recommendation was made through Larry Belisle newlyelected firstvicepresi dent and Senior group con venor Belisle Will now carry the senior groups request for the Mississauga franchise to the OHA executive meeting this week The new group is headed by Mississauga resident Les Gaul With executive lap proval Mississauga will join Whitby Na anee Orillia Barrie Cam ridge Thunder Bay Lindsay and Brantford in the nineteam league Brantford had decided to reactivate its franchise for the coming season after sit ting out the 197576 season The senior group also re quested that Belisle on their behalf not recommend Sud bury being granted fran chise for the coming season The senior group felt that the Sudbury proposal headed by Malcolm Dewolf did not possess through the presentation strong enough proposal Belislesaid Allondale Golf Club Pay As You Play Membership 9hole Par 36 Course Twilight Rates licensed under llB0 Just off Big Bay Point Rd 7285513 Lally Lalonde Lalonde is noted for staying with pla er whos hot at the time Lor was steady Satur day and is expected to be in net again for tonights 830 pm game On the other hand Flyers goaltender Grant Cole got off to shaky start He was beaten twice in the first period Michel Cayer had his shot go off Coles stick and in to the net just 137 into the opening period Nordiques moved in front 20 on rather unuaual goal seven minutes later Cole left his crease to corral loose puck behind the net He left it there with John Charlebois picking it and banking it in off the bac of Coles skate Greg Fa an diflled 40 footer by ole darly in the se cond period Ron Patterson came off the Flyers bench to replace Cole Patterson was in net Satur day and stopped all but three of the 35 shots by Gatineau Gatineau scored two more goals but not before Knapton slammed home the Flyers first goal at 240 of the second periodjust 22 seconds after Fagans marker Daniel Rheault put Gatineau back in front by three at 640 Nordaiques appeared to have the game undergontrol when Richqrd Mayneur cleanly beat Patterson witha blistering drive from 25 feet in the opening moments of the third eriod Fo lowing the series opener Lalonde had com mented on the danger of leav ing loose pucks in front of the net Lord took Lalondes advice to heart and left few rebounds for the Flyers When he did it Eastern final Barrie vs Gatineau best of five series Flyers 11 Gatineau Flyers Gatineau Gatineau Flyers Next game tonight Barrie Arena830 pm cost Gatineau goal an poked home loose uck ust 19 seconds after oyneurs goal Captain Corby Adams scored his sixth goal of the series off long shot at 1402 lot of people under rated us thought we were bunch of ham ne erssaid the Nordiques coac Weve proved were not bad hockey team maybe not the greatest in the country but weve got lot of heart and desire Still its feather in our caps to have second year club beat former Allan Cu champion rior to the start of the series an Ottawa based radio station aired report which stated that there were some goons playing for the Barrie club Lalonde said he has found no reason to back up this claim The three games to date have been wideopen with tendency more towards skating than in timidation They took their bumps and kept coming back said Talonde of the Nordi ues Barrie laid the on prett good might have coup of cut eyes and might have one injury Serge Talbot was taken heavily into the boards by Flyers defenceman Dan Nordiques refuse to quit said Nordiques coach ODonohue late in the game Lalonde indicated Talbot may have dislocated shoulder Chippy hockey games can be controlled by the officials If the gets on top of it ear ly an cleans out the guys hell the next time you do it you see theyve got to put rule in hockey where when man intentionally trys to harm one he gets warning along with his penalty The official writes his number down and if it comes up again its an automatic expulsion from the game Im not talking about good clean body check but that what ODonohue did was an intentional trying to harm aman NOTES Flyers outshot Gatineau 4829 Barrie missed several golden op portunities to close the ga Gary Lyte had the open si of the net but his shot rang squarely off the goal post in the second period Also in the same period Lord got pad in front of shot by Pagnutti to thwart Flyers scoring chance Regan was robbed by Lord then Branston flip ped shot over vacated cor ner crowd of 648 wat ched Gatineau defeat Barrie in the afternoon contest It was lowest total of the series SUMMARIES GATINEAU BARRIE FIRST PERIOD Gatineau Cayer Mayneur 137 Gotlnoou Charlobols unan 822 PENALITIES Knopton 841 Charotto 1708 SECOND PERlOD Gatineau Faqon unau 216 BarrioAKnapton Regan Branston 240 GatinoayRhoault Guay 648 mm PERIOD Gatineau Moynor Guay 403 Barrio Regan Knapton Branston 422 Barrio Adam Sly McMillan 1402 PENALTIES ChorlObols 1513 SHOTS Barrio 17 13 1848 Gatineau 811 1029 ATTENDANCE 684 Ft YERS GATINEAU FIRST PERIOD Gatineau Rheault Lemiro Guay 956 Barrie Adams McMillan Acomb 1515 PENALlTlES Montoitlt 419 748 Robin son 1812 Aubry 840 SECOND PERIOD Dorrie Gronston Thompson Robinson 957 Gatineau GuavIMoynoau1535 PENALTlES Cayer 918 Duncan 171 Smith 757 Regan 19 THIRD PERIOD Barrio Adams Smith Acomb 259 Barrio Regan Pagnutti Branston 406 Barrio Regan Pagnutti Sly 514 GatineauJ Duncan Talbot 191 BarriochMillan Adams 1947 PENALITIES Aubry 356 Duncan 618 Smith 18 on uo PRETTY WATER Poets 7261059 Steel belted rodials for small cars Tested and proven in tough European rally competition Blackwell OTHER SIZES 150 155$R13 $4295 175$R14 $5695 165$R13 4795 185HR14 6095 1755R13 5235 1555R15 4995 l1655R14 5295 16581215 5495 Uniroyal has tire to fit almost every car and every pocketbook And you can always say Charge it umovAI INTRES 10 BRADFORD ST Uniroyal PR6 Uniroyols patented 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