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gtvrIrd l2The Barrie Examiner Tuesdo June l5 1976 We Sports Council seeks strength By RANDY McDONALl Examiner Sports Editor From time to time the doings of the Greater Huronia Sports Council GHSC worked itself into public attention mainly through its promotion and support of numerous projects Its Regional Winter Games last great pride is the success of the Central Ontario December The Games did much to boost the status of multisport body in Huronia Dont be too surprised if similar venture is undertaken this wmter Already the rumblings of another regional Games have been heard Of late the GHSC has been fighting for its collective life At recent meeting between representatives of the dif ferent sport bodies in Huronia gathered at Georgian Col lege to hear and discuss the virtues and problems of Huronia Sportplan heard plea for help from executive director of the Council Bob Baker While the main function of wellattended meeting when compared to the last one called to discuss Sportplan was the introduction of local adaptation of proposed province wide Sportplan which would greatly change the structure of sport as known today an equally important function was to solicit support for the GHSC We nee broader supportreally need it said Baker who added he couldnt stress the point enough In reality the Council is paying the price of jum ing in sw inging before the gloves were laced in place Council virtually ignored or let slide the building up of strong working body in its zealous approach to motivating sports in Huronia The sup Council relied heavily upo port was there when needed but until lately the the work of few dedicated volunteers and one ulltime staff had the opportunity of becoming involved with the Coun cil during the Winter Games time when askedindicating Few refused to give up their that the interest was there Its just that tying people down to definite commitment of support that the slow process of building up working body came to light The Council just completed its first fiscal year of opera tion but as Baker said were still in our embryo stage The council did away with the formalities 0i true elec tion of officers by virtually appointing threetwo men and womanto take over the reins as an interim executive for sixmonth term Barry Hatcher Orillia is president with Bill Trotter Col lingwood and Barries Arlene Crozier serving as officers atIarge Prior to his acceptance as president Hatcher told the gathering that he would like to see strong council making decisions instead of small Ontario Sportplan group is still in its talking stage Its good that the Huronia is taking the initiative in using the basic format to adapt the best possible plan for sport in Huronia however what is more important is the concentration of building strong Council That is the first step the only step which can be taken It would be shame if Abby Hoffman failed to make the Olympic grade this season Few athletes have worked as hard both on and off the track as Hoffman has this season Sunday at the Olympic trials in Montreal Hoffman finished second behind another Toronto runner Yvonne Saunders in the womens 800 metres Saunders just beat out Hoffman in time of 20595 and its now up decide if Hoffman makes the pics to the Canadian Olympic Association COA to Canadian team to the Olym Hoffman twotime Olympian expressed her con fidence that she will make the team Hoffman will be in Barrie Wednesday the guest speaker at the special meeting for women in sport and recreation The meeting is jointly sponsored by the GHSC and the city recreation department Hoffman is no newcmmer to speaking out at meetings as she has been busy in her role as representative of the athletes ah the COA It is hope women and girls in Huronia sport and recreation The meeting takes place at beginning at730pm that Hoffman may help motivate interest by to become more involved in Sunnidalc Community Centre CORNER IEitSRoger Green of Barrie was third in the flying trials at Kingston Sunday Dutchman class at the Canadian Olympic sailing An interesting tournament is in the making for Saturday at Eastview Arena The Barrie Minor Lacrosse Association is hosting the annual novice tournament with eight teams competing Striders return sporting trophies Twelve athletes from the Huronia Striders Track and Field Club participated in the Ontario atom and tyke track and field championships at Etobicoke Centennial Sta dium on Saturday and brought back 12 trophies for placings among the first five positions The meet sponsored by the Loyal Order of Moose at tracted over 700 athletes Mar aret Mulder earned pair thirds and second as well as second with the atom girls Medley relay team of Patti Boni Jackie Rocchio and Karen Cote Mulder had second in the atom girls BOOmetres with her time of 22347 In the 400 metres her time of 11067 was good enough for third Mulder inished third in the 1500 metres with time of 152 Another atom competitor of the Striders Jackie Roc chio picked up seconds in the 100 metres 144 and the 200 metrest284 Patti Boni came in third in the atom girls 200 metres with time of 296 Miara Bertholds leapt 127 metres for fifth place ranking in the Cairns Van Dyk team atom girls high jump with Christine Rocchio earning third in the tyke girls high jump with her jump of 109 metres Athletes at Brampton for track competition Leslie Black covered the 800metree course of the Brampton Flower Festival Track and Field Meet over the weekend in 2260 seconds good enough for second place Blcck member of the Huronia Striders Track and Field Club also joined Christine Dixon Michelle Ethier and Cathy thling in the 4x100 metres midget irls relay in which the Stri ers entry placed thrd in 55 seconds Bantam mid et and ju venile irls an boys com peted at rampton Marty Segal picked up fourth in the bantam boys high jump with his leap of 145 metres Monique Skinner earned fourth in the bantam girls discuss with toss of 2698 metres Brian Levink was sixth in the juvenile boys 100 metres 1174 Kori Skinner was second in the juvenile boys high jump 165 with David Poser picking up se cond in the juvenile boys 400 metres 553 Next meet for the Striders is June 26 in Richmond Hill This meet is for atom ban tam midget and juvenile age competitors Striders practice Monday at the Georgian College Track From pm 630 pm the bantam midget and juveniles work out with the atom and tykes going from 6308pm SPORTS CALENDAR BASEBALL Tottenham at Orillia Simcoe SOFTBALL Aurora Juniors at Bradford Senior League pmBarrie Millionaires at East Gwillimbury York Simcoe pmShear Park Barrie Mirror and Glass 830 pm Kolmar vs lnnisfil Lions Ladies League FASTBALL South pmQueens Park and vs Clarkson Hotel Major league pmMacMorrison ParkFirefighters vs Barrie Floor 830 pm Clifton Hotel vs Alliston Sport LACROSSE pmEastview Areiie Pro Color vs Bell novice pmEastview Arena Bayfield Mall vs Allandale novice One inning was all it took for Beatrice in 31 victory Beatrice Foods reached Elmvale pitching for one inn ing and one only Monday but it was good enough to earn 31 win in the only scheduled game of the Barrie and District Senior Softball League at Queens Park Beatrice hitters ripped three hits for three runs in the eighth inning last night GOOD SHOWING by teams of the Barrie Minor La crosse Association was the order of the day Saturday when the local association Beatrice managed only six hits in the nine inning game as righthander Mike Mohan held Beatrice scoreless until theeighth There was good crowd on hand to watch Mohan and Beatrices Butch Boyd battle each other Mohan went the distance and struck out five with Boyd getting nine entertained Huntsville and Torontos St Christopher house in daylong exhibi tion series Barrie in the Elmvale batters out on strike outs before re laced in the eighth forapinc hitter Leo Belcourt came on in the ninth to finish off the game Merchants threatened to score in the second and third innings but it was not until the sixth that triple by Carl Ed wards rewarded Merchants with their first run of the bantam loop above the allstar team of the BMLA emerged unscathed Ex aminer Photo Improvement of teams noticed during series In the three years Barrie Huntsville and St Ihristpher House of Toronto have met in exhibition lacrosse series none were moe impressive for the Barrie clubs than Saturdays matchups at Hastflew Arena The games were the clo sest and the most exciting In the threeyear history of an nual meeting noted one of Broomball title is taken by Jets The broomball season for mally ended before the final snowstorm for most learns One club which is not letting the warmer weather deter its winning ways is the Barrie Jets of the Simcoc Brooniball League Jets returned from Owen Sound with championship tucked under their belts and the knowledge that they had become the first team to br ing the trophy south in this particularchampionship Jets won three straight games tied the fourth and took the championship away from the Ayton As with 32 overtime win Joe leplinski handled the scoring duties for Barrie in the final game by netting all tree He eventually walked off with the scoring trophy of the tournament with his six goals Jets goaltender Paul St Clair picked up the most valuable goaltending award He blanked the opposition in two games in earning the rating for novice rally win The Twin Lakes Motor Clubs TLMC scenic sum mer rally the fourth event of the 1976 Ontario Region Novice Rally Championship was won Sunday by the crew of Keith Cairns of George town and John Van Dyk of Waterloo in Volkswagen Rabbit dropping only three minutes in penalties over the 102 mile route from Not tawasaga Inn through Essa losorontio and Mulmur Townships and back close second place was the Toronto crew of Pete Ramsden and Steve Kwia tkowski in their lionda Civic who lost only four points while third place also very close went to Len Arminio and Doug Ward of Peter borough in their Toyota SR losing only five points The local lLMtT crews did well with Warren Chalmers of Thornton and Stan lawlak of Washago finishing 6th overall in their Honda ivic and Brian McDonald and Gord Miller of frceniorc finishing lltli out of field of 20 in another Toyota Sr Weather conditions were Iiot and muggy with storm clouds threatening However the rain held off and as result road conditions were dry and very dusty total of 20 checkpoints for times were located along the route with competitors losing one point for each minute car ly or late at each one Gravel pit panic slalom set for Midhurst Sunday The Twin Lakes Motor Club will hold its Gravel Pit Panic Slalom Sunday at the Me Col an Sand and Gravel Pit Mi hurst Registration will be at noon with the first run at ipm Utilizing various portions of the gravel pit course will be set up and marked with pylons and cars will try one at time to get the fastest time over the course with competitors being given minimum of three timed runs Cars will be classified into one of approximately 10 classes and there will be awards for the top third of each class as well as ladies award Entry fees are $3 for club members and $4 for nonmembers To reach the gravel pit take Hwys 2627 north to Snow Valley Road turn left and go approximately miles to the McColgan Sand and Gravel Pit on the right For further information contact Wes Green 7283239 ficial The Barrie Bantams swept their series defeating both St hristopher 118 and Hunt sville 108 It was the first time Barrie has defeated either club in Bantam Divi sion Michael Keoueh played outstanding goal for Barrie in both games Albert Walker led the Barrie attack with nine goals and one assist Other Barrie scorers were Warren Won three goals An dy Ayerst and Darrell Nutt two goals each Mike Walker one goal and five assists In Peewee division Barrie split their series with the Bandstand Team winning 108 over Huntsville Barrie Raceway entries FIHSI Iare Mllr SW GRANTS ROYAL WAVII Illxon tl Rt illltll llIRNS chfrics MARIAR 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Beatrice pitching with eight runners left on base First Beatrice runner to reach third base was Mark Vivcer in the sixth inning but there he stayed Gary Worrod was cut down at home at tempting to tie the game in the seventh inning Bill Grant opened the eighth inning with base hit Bob Mallion moved the base runner to second with Hinesthe for Boyd home on an error charged to Elmvale Doug delivered his second hit of the on sigle by Corby Adams only Beatrice layer in top 10 hitters of the nior Leaguecalled in hit The tying run reached second baseman McMann Vivcer game to score Hines and scored the final Beatrice run Beatrice Foods and Church Homes meet Wednesday in the opener of the weekly doubleheader at Queens Park In the second game Bradford will go against the Slessor and Periard In surance Juniors In Elmvale the Merchants host Aurora in pm en counter Braves losing streak broken Base Borden Braves ended fourgame winless streak with 40 win over Barrie CoOp in Barrie and District Major Fastball League play Monday at Queens Park The win avenged 50 shell ing the Braves suffered June at the hands of the same CoOpcrew Braves collected 10 hits and refused to make errors in picking up their second win of the still young fastball season Ken Payne was the losing pitcher with Peter Chellow on the mound for Borden He went the full seven inn ings striking out three and giving up five hits Braves were never in any serious trouble until the final inning when Pete Landers was the first CoOp runner to reach third base in the game Landers became one of the six men left on base by CoOp Braves scored once in the second added air in the fourth with fina run in the sixth Second baseman Don Summers collected three of the four Borden runs in the game Bob Jaswinski knocked in Summers with single in the second Claude Legarde trig gered tworun outburst with his single in the fourth with Jaswinski knocking in the final Borden run in the sixth with base hit LeGarde and Ray Cloutier had two hits each for the Braves Fourhitter aids midgets 53 win Ralph Grassmyere hurled fourhitter to lead the John Ellis Construction midgets to 53 win over New Lowell in York Simcoe Baseball League play at Eastvicw Sun day The lefthandcr went the distanceforthewin The ame was tied 22 until the fi th inning when New Lowells Joe drilled single through the Barrie in field to get on base First baseman Brecdon doubled to move the goahead run into scoring position with Schcll coming through to single home the base runncr Barrie tied the game in their share of the inning when Ron Gracey led off with single and moved to second on Kevin Shuttleworths sacrifice bunt and Scored on Dave Jazwinskis two bagger The Ellis midgets came out hitting in the sixth after Grassmyere reached base on walk He stole second and reached third on Brian Segals bunt single and scored on wild pitch Segal later scored on Shut tleworths basehit Grassmyere gave up four hits walked four and struck out five Losing pitcher was Hare He was tagged by 15 hits walked three and fanned SIX Barrie plays rillia Sunday at Eastview Game time 645 Fahey stops Clifton with his onehitter Jack Fahey hurled one hitter to lead the Optimists to 20 win over Clifton Hotel in play of the Mens Recrea tional Fastball League Sun day In other play Mansfield Denman General beat Barrie Firefighters 126 and Ben torswell Construetion downed Convertible Pools 76 Lone Hotel player to reach Fahey for hit was iord Bcilby in the fourth inning Bob Dobson and Jim San ford provided the scoring for Optimists in the opening inn ing Losing pitcher Jim McDonald gave up three hits in the seven inning game Mansfield broke open 42 game in favor of Harrie Firefighters with four runs in the sixth inning and six more in the seventh Hibbits gave the Fire fighters 20 lead in the first inning with homer Lowe was the winning pit cher giving up eight hits Mansfield went through trio of hurlcrs in ivingu 14liits Bentorswel struc for four runs in the first inning cnroutc to 76 win over on RESTAURANT Hwy 27 miles North of Barrie mile North of Cundles Rd OPENING SOON Specialist in Polynesian Chinese Canadian dishes Dine in our Intimate Dining Lounge on DAYS WEEL vertible Pools Bentorswell added another run in the fourth then watched as Con vertible Pools pulled in front with two runs in the fourth in ningandfourrunsinthefifth single by Glen Hickling led off the seventh for Ben torswell Rick Horne ad vanced the runner with sacrifice with Brian Richard son and Tony Palumbi and Pete Partridge connecting to score two runs Sid Dickinson and Mike Haley shared the win with Gary Lyte and Wilf Brown on the mound for the losers JOtKEY DIES LOUISVILLE Ky AP Jockey Ncliiia Joan Henderson died Monday after being hurt in daybreak training accident at Churchill Downs track and hospital spokesmen reported rs Henderson 39 was thrown after horse she was exer cising struck the rail surroun ding thc track She received her apprentice jockey licence this year and had ridden four times in afternoon races on horses trained by her husband Max Forgrave SI Williams an 5321 The Olympic standard is 5064 Williams became double trial winner by upsetting Canadian Record holder Jarvis in the hurdles for the se cond time in two weeks Williams winning time was 5187 Jarvis completed the 400metres in 5210 Two weeks ago Forgrave Collegiate finished fifth at the first set of Olympic trials in Quebec City His time then was 556 The Canadian Track and Field Association is expe to announce the Canadian track and field team for the Olympics in the next few weeks Forgrave below Olympic standard Mike Forgrave 18 of Barrie improved his time at the second Canadian Olympic track and field trials at the Claude Robillard Centre in Montreal Saturday but failed to meet the Olympic standard in the 400metres hurdles aced third behind Torontos Gladstone Dave Jarvis Grimsby with time of student at Barrie North cted AW explodes for 17 13 win It was high scoring junior clash 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