Ww City team knocked from Cup Barrie City and Aurora tied in soccer leagye play at Steele Street Saturday despite pressure by Barrie to net the wmner Steve Knight scored Barries goal at the 60 minute mark with Aurora coming back 10 minutes later to score the equalizer Sunday Barrie was knocked from the Ontario Cup after 31 loss to Bradford at home The Bradford crew is proving to be difficult opponents to all concerned this season Barrie came back from 20 deficit when Stan Laube scored for Barrie In an effort to net the tying goal Barrie got stret ched defensively with Bradford scoring third goal BLUES WlN Barrie City Blues had bet ter weekend with 83 win in Newmarket against the Nats McCherow had four goals for the winners as did Patterson Peter Dawson Percy Shrop shire Den Scandrett and Steve Knight will represent Barrie City in the Newmarket and District allstar team which will play Toronto and District allstars Tuesday RA CE WAY ENTRIES Wednesday Post Time 745 pm First pace mile 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ARGYEL FLASH Morrison Miss Jay Scrannage Collins Game Haddon Scottish Flyer DeGroe Shirley TKnight Beacham SparklingSarahD Fuller AE VickieAdioSR Field Seventh PaceMile 5400 PASTIME RUTH Kennedy MICKEY CHARMW Jones GRACE SCOTA Nicholls Keystone inkling Jeffries CniptarC Loukras Chief Symbol Graham Coffee Chip Scrannage Widows JoeO Annerud Eighth pace mile 8600 JERRYS DOMINION Artandi COCOA Jeffries HIS IMPORTANCE Lee NightFlasherR Scrannage Jerry Duke Powell Claybrook Nova Brown Patio BudO Annerud Jimmy Gesture Kennedy Ninth pace mile $1000 DOC LINDSAYA Nicholls RUSTY MCKLYO Kennedy JONANGLE MacArthur Mighty Shady Fuller SokysFlameC Lawson Rob Ron DonG Robinson Tenth pace mile 3400 JAKES ADIOSw Earth TINY TABOO Field HILLTOPAUBURN Darnborse Anthony JayANicholls Slgtrids Ginger Scrannage Rene Rick lrwin BARBIE CITY goalkeeper Peter Dawson dives to stop hard shot from Aurora as rewrwflasoa NIP gt player Doug Kennedy far right during Saturdays soccer game at Steele St The game ended in 11 tie Examiner Photo Homerun hitting show ends in Pirates Win By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Pittsburgh Pirates and Cin cinnati Reds put on homerun hitting contest Monday night in National League baseball game The Pirates came out on top 54 so the 16001 fans at Pitts burghs Three Rivers Stadium loved it So did Richie Zisk be cause his pinch homer in the eighth the seventh solo home run of the night was the deci sive blow It looked like driving range said Zisk It was spec tacular an exciting game Pirate starter Bruce Kison enjoyed some of it It was really fun when we were doing it to them said Ki son But it wasnt so much fun when they reversed it on me And Cincinnati manager THE GO OD NEWS CARS Yes Chrysler is making news And its all Sparky Anderson didnt like it at all It was dull grumbled An derson Theyre all dull when you lose PHILLIESWIN Elsewhere in the National League Philadelphia Phillies trimmed Los Angeles Dodgers 86 San Diego Padres dumped New York Mets 51 and St Louis Cardinals edged Houston Astros76 Pittsburgh didnt get hit un til the fifth inning and Cincin nati didnt get one until the six th The Pirates stole run in the sixth when Frank Taveras singled stole second and came all the way home on throwing errors by Reds catcher Bill Plummer and centre fielder Cc sar Geronimo Then balls started jumping into the seats Joe Morgan en ded Kisons nohitter with leadoff homer in the seventh The Pirates countered on roundtrippers by Al Oliver Willie Stargell and Bill Robin son off Jack Billingham in their half of the seventh to go ahead 41 Not to be outdone Cincinnati struck back in the eighth to tie it 44 Morgan clouted his sec ond homer of the night Pete Rose hit one and the Reds picked up another run when Tony Perez scored from first base as Pittsburgh right fielder Dave Parker misplayed George Fosters single Then Zisk settled matters with his drive off Reds reliever Will McEnaney in the eighth The seven home runs tied the major league record for most solo homers in nineinning game JUNIOR GIRLS 2ND Eastview track athletes fare well at major meet Eastview Secondary School was well represented at the recent Ontario Federation of Secondary School Athletic Association track and field championships at Centennial Park Etobicoke Some 1900 athletes rep resenting 400 schools from across the rovince competed in the twoday event which is ranked among the top three high school meets in North America along with Texas andCalifornia The Eastview Junior girls finished with 25 points good enough for second place rating in their division Points were earned on 10 points for first place eight points for second six ints or third four four for ourth and two for fifth Junior girls were iven boost by the secon place finish by Tracy Twitchell in the shot put 0f the 28 con testants Iwitchell was second with toss of 1117 metres She was also fifth in the javelin 3556 metres Patti Jackman was seventh in the javelin with distance of 3434 metres Debbie Chap pel earned first in 100 metre heat with time of 125 only to be eliminated in the semifinal Jackman just failed to qualify for the long jump final although her jump of 551 metres earned her second and was her personal and Eastview record There were 26 entered in the league won by Diane Coffey of St Jo sephs Islington Her jump of 587 metres set new OFSSAA and Canadian In terscholastic record Lynn Slessor had third in the 100 metre heat fourth in semifinal then placed sixth in the senior girls final with 126a personal best for Slessor and new record at Eastview Slessor and Nicky Emmo joined junior Debbie Chappel and midget Kim Holden in the 4x100 metre relay The team placed second in their heat 50 seconds to qualify for the final where they placed third with time of 499 seconds The relay team set new GBSSA record on May 25 Burlington took the event with time of 487 which established new OFSSAA record The 4x400 senior girls relay team was made up of Lynn and Gaye Slessor Chappel and Holden The Is one car always enough car Make 10 Dunlop St BARRlE second car Avis 00 by Brown Your Avis Licencee 7266527 186 HURONTARID ST COLLINGWOOU foursome laced third in their heat but ailed to ualify for the final in which ere were 24 teams entered All four improved their times over their showing at the GBSSA championships At the OFSSAA champion ship their time was 4098 At the GBSSA chanpionships theirtimewa54182 Paul Franssen placed fifth in the midget pole vault with jump of 290 metres This was below his best jum of 308 which establishe Georgian Bay Secondary School Association record your 4350331 The Barrie Examiner Tuesday June 19761 To choose cup team MONTREAL CP Sam Pollock in charge of selecting coach and players for Canadas representative entered in the Canada Cup international hockey tournament will prob ably not announce his choices for another couple of weeks am sure the players would like to know as soon as pos sible said Pollock general manager of Montreal Canadiens of the National Hockey 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