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14i Barrie Examiner Wednesday May I976 SPORTS CORNER before Flyers By RANDY McDONALD Examiner Sports Editor Flyers layingcoach Darryl Sly once said to win on the road is di ficult at any time And in lieu of the results of the first three games of the Allan Cup final in Spokane Wash Sly has been more than correct in his prediction The Ontario Hockey Association Senior cham ions eastern Canada winners and entry to the national inals are in trouble Not on must Barrie win tonight at the Coliseum in Spokane ut must continue to do so right through to Sun day Flyers are backed flush against the wall after taking three straight losses 94 41 74 in the bestofseven final To do it Barrie will have to put to ether sustained mistakefree drive If they fail out go Flyers meekiy in four straight and Spokane wins third Canada champion shi Iii recap ing the three games to date we notice close first peri being broken wideopen by Spokane In all games the opening 20 minutes ended in tie The convincing 94 win in the ner by Spokane was 22 tie after one period The secon game was scoreless after me with each club trading one goal apiece Monday Spokane has struck in bursts Three goals in three minutes stopped Flyers in the first game In Mondays 74 loss Barrie led until two goals within space of 19 seconds took the wind from their sails Flyers boasted of one of the strongest defensive units in senior hockey and powerplay which was second to none in the OHA loop There have been three Shorthanded goals scored against Barrie to date in the final series Tonights game should be interesting It doesnt seem likely that the Flyers would want to bow out on such hum ble note not after surviving an unfruitful season at the tes gaEverything is on the line tonight The 65 games its taken Barrie to get to the Allan Cu the sagging bank account the controversies and woes season ride with tonights game it appears that winning the OHA senior league and the eastern Canada championship are taken for granted possibly because the Flyers have made it common prac tice Even if the Flyers should reboundalthough highly unlikelyand return with one of the top amateur hockey prizes in Canada there will be considerable discussion as to whether the club can survive another season in the city The overall picture is bleak The city did not take to senior hockey is past season The poor gates even during the playoffs proves this CORNER VIEWSDont forget the clinic for lacrosse referees Saturday at Eastview Secondary School 930 amor the public meeting Monday at Eastview on Bill 083 Gun control No tap tournament won by Froelicks 786 total Weekend action at Sheas saw No Tap Tournament roll off 130 with 15 persons paying their entry fee Win ner turned up in Debbie Froelick Barrie who started off with no tap 249 and aided with total of 786 John Topliss placed second with Paul Sine placing third For the evening event tur mut of 31 bowlers signed up for the pm start This was the monthly special singles with $10 entry fee The top bowler in the roll off was Stan Adams Painswick who defeated Tom Newton of Toronto in the final match Third place went to John Topliss and Al Jones with total of 16 bolwers cashing prizes This week is the annual Tournament of Champions with over $800 in prize money to be won Two junior bowlers Juanita Foster and Ian Marten will be presented with their trophies this coming Sunday in Toronto The qualifying round of the World Cup ended this weekend with total of five men and one woman going to the regional finals in Toronto May 29 Sheas will operate two summer leagues with an adultjunior league on Tuesdays and mixed Peter son on Wednesdays FINAL STANDINGS Late Niters League League Standings Number ones 842 Crispy Crit ters 822 Jitter Buggers 801 Lucky Four 771 Travellers 756 Team Spirit 753 High Flyers 734 Abourites 731 Js and 730 Four and half 710 Jeepers 689 The Four Aces 624 HIGH AVERAGES MEN Gae Rossignol 172 Ladies Jeanne Marten 175 NE Lorraine Milburn 165 High Triple Flat Men Phil Carrigan 615 High Single Flat Men Terry Babcock 264 High Triple Flat Ann Arbour 645 High Single Flat Ladies Lorraine Milburn 255 Barrie Raceway entries Graded entries Wednesday Post Time 745 pm iFIRST PACE MILE 3400 INe Kha Cass SMin Air Song Kennedy 6Hllltop Jason TBA 2Colonels Son Langen 3SwlIt Luck JeHries lMlu Jay Scrannoge 7Duke of Bolton Langen SECOND PACE MILE $400 5Shirley TKnlght Beachom 4Hllltop Auburn Dambolse Hattie McNob Umphrey lZing Song Jefiries 2Stewarts Tartan Scrannoge 6Lucky Jon Nelson 7Camlllo Adios McClure DArmbro Legend Clement THIRD PACE MILE $600 IMoko Jorgensen 2Knlghi Flasher Scronnoge 4Feorless Parker MacArthur 3Dancing Time Byron SJerrys Dominion Artondi FOURTH TROTMILE $400 IStar Fin Baxter 2Titan Bow Hutton OJohn Cs Lad Clement JSpeedy Dave Edwards FDayton Carol Nelson 5Rod Gray Lee bPrince Henry Dixon TA Cs Highlander Morrow FIFTH PACE MILE $550 4Royalistic Scrannage 5His importance Lee OBilly Battles Hutton IWIF Dixon 2Stablemate Genoe JNordic Annerud 6Pat Prologue Keriuke 7Spookey Jim Longen SIXTH TROT MILE $500 Maxlnes GirI Jorgensen JNobel Prlxe Lockhort iMlghry Simcoe 2Lotia Horse Moir 5W DeonJ Wroy klody Demon Walker 7Dopper Lindsay Lee SEVENTH PACE MILE $450 lSharky The Great Brown 2Hi Trader Annerud OW Mcklyo Artandi JSociolJet Cass 4Richeiieu Fleurrle kkoyal Gent Clement 6Flono Frost Moore 7Torpld Rox EIGHTH PACE MILE 3400 IR SomethingJ Wroy ivSterling Bret Brown LArmbro Needles Fuller 2HlIIopper Graham 56 Lady Ariandi 6Adios Normby Hoose 7Vlcky Diamond Tokor 8Chief Symbol Langen NINTH PACE MILE H000 2Zorro Graitan Lee SRevonoh Abbe Moir IDoc Lindsay Nicholls 3Sokys Flame Lawson Problem Drinker Jarvis 6Rocky Gander Artandi Rusty McKlyo Kennedy TENTH PACE MILE S400 8Perlect Killeon Lockhort Jr Nordic Ace MacArthur ICooI Corry Fuller 2Merry Singer Planle 4Mandy Bay Cass 57Su Mi Adios Peich 6Rosies Brother Young 7Arochot BatiIes Burton IUGH HUNTER AAC REAL ESTATE APPRAISAL CONSULTANT SERVICE ACCREDITED APPRAISER VALUATIONS FOR OCapital Gains Purposes OSpeculation Purposes Estate Settlements °Mortgage Purposes and OExpropriation Proceedings 4168775166 Business 4168771931 Evenings COLLEEN KEOGH is second year student of lacrosse The Cundles Road youngster is novice player of the Barrie Minor Lacrosse Association which has been practicing regularly at the Eastview Arena in preparation for the season opener on Mon day Examiner Photo Lacrosse season ready for start Dont be surprised if youre accosted in the near future in friendly manner by youngster seeking support for the Barrie Minor Lacrosse Association What he or she will have to offer will be tags Funds received from the sale of these tags will help the OMLA operate this season Tag Days will be Friday Saturday May 1415 Players will be posted at different locations throughout the city Barrie minor lacrosse system gets underway Mon Golf Toronto Barrie l8Hole Course with The Ross Leeder Golf School $100 off regular green fees with this ad not applicable after 400 pm For more information phone 7281866 mi NW of Barrie off Golf Course Rood Springwater Golf Club field ORV SAYS PR CATCHESABONUS FEEDS 0N BUGS mosquitoes flying ants and KETTERING England The nighthawk feeds on other flying insects CP Angier Dick Frankham felt proud the day he landed three fish in one SCHEDULE ROOF PROBLEMS THEN TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR SPRING SPECIAL Average Onestorey Home 40 24 Reshingled witf lst Quality 210 selfseal shingles THIS MONTH ONLY Slessor and Periard Junior School Barrie Red Sox He caughta 17pound ike team Thursday 630 pm Thursday6pmBarrieFair which had swallowe a13 Maple Grove School also Grounds also Sunday 11 inch pike which contained Friday at Steele Street am small roach 7771r1 Two Storey Homes Slightly Higher COMPLETE 196 BRADFORD ST BARRIE We also specialize in Hot Tar Gravel Flat Roofs Eavestroughing 7263492 to EM MEDIUM SHERRY 0011 enjoy IIIII slmri nmr you ll 1721an fm fill2r Instr mediumIn smrlj Jimmin Ir Emu Aimum slurer cum umn from xi Lentil11 Ar 10 same Ir prim us Flashing Ismu Crmm Sher1 Department StoresOne ol the Gshawa group NANA MOUSKOURI Spotlight On LP Set JAMES JERRY WARNER Orv Hardy President of Hardy Motors is very pleased to announce that Jerry Warner has joined the sales staff of Hardy Motors Jerry is longtime resident of the Barrie area with many years of experience in the automotive sales Jerry invites all his friends and customers to drop in and see him soon SEE JERRY ON THIS ONE 1974 MONTE CARLO LANDAU LIC HEN809 LAST Does His Thing One More Time Also featuring Roberto Delgado and Norrie Paramor AB Your Choice day at Eastview Arena Tyke peewee and bantam action will take to the floor begin ing at when Wool worths ty es vs BPL at its peewee encounter tween Overhead Door and Sadlon Chevys and at pm Wakelin Texaco meets Les Bertram and Sons in the ban tam opener This Saturday at Eastview Secondary School is lacrosse clinic for referees The course begins at 930 am with $150 registration fee LP SETS IN THE DLUMBI LP SETS We Bobby Vinton Greatest Hits Percy Faith VivaMucho Gusto David Houston Greatest HitsThe Best of David Houston and Barbara Mondrell Johnny Mathis Heavenly and Faithfully Johnny Cash At Folsom Prison San Quentin Boots Randolph Yakety SaxYakety Revisited Cool Alaska Ivory with maroon half vInyl top luxury interior PS PB power windows bucket seats radial tires Only 24000 miles on this beauty ORV HARDY MTRS 176 BRADFORD ST 7284272 prices in effect until closing time this Saturday while quantities last We reserve the right to limit quantities Hwy 26 827 Bayfield St No Barrie