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ME rawrs JAdw BRIAN CASSIDY Barrie Top Photo hits loose gravel and the resulting spray of dust in the Twin Lakes Motor Clubs panic slalom at Midhurst Sun day In photo below Noel Montgomery Toronto at St clock member of the Twin Lakes club heads for the fastest time of the day Examiner Photo Iv on clubs dusty panic slalom Great hung but stiff breeze helped cool clouds of sand in the hot air Sunday things and all 16 par ticipants in the Twin Lakes Motor Clubs TLMC gravel pit Panic slalom enjoyed rousing after noon of racing cars against the clockand nature The location was the Me Colgan sand and gravel pit at Midhurst and TLMC members took first place in three of the five classes of themeet The wideopen fast course covered 14 miles of varying conditions incluing hardpacked and loose gravel and several areas of loose sand which became real obstacles as car after car churned through them These ground conditions took fairly heavy toll as the day wore on with two of the Austin Minis competing becoming bogged down in the loose sand during the first run and four entries unable to start their last run due to mechanical dif ficulties Despite veering into some bushes early on the course Brian Scott of Mississauga in his Mini Cooper rebounded to win the BI class with time of two minutes iii seconds While the T5 class was taken by ILM member Noel Montgomery of Torr onto in an Austin Mini with the fastest time of the dayua sizzling one minute 548 seconds Dennis Wharton of Bar rie drove his Datsun 510 to win in the class with the fast time of one minute 588 seconds In the closest contest of the day Ioiin Wilson of New Lowell whip ped his Sunbeam Imp round the course in two minutes 84 seconds to cap Clifton Hotel blanks Starr Electric 80 Clifton Hotel emerged easy winners over Starr Electric in Mens Recreational Fastball League play Sunday at Mac Morrison Park Gary Walker was the winning pitcher holding Starr to four hits over nine innings Beachesne took the loss with Clifton collecting 10 hits Bob Donson Rick Jermey and Tom Tustin had two hits each for Clifton with John Shanks Bob Flemming Dory Cox Paul Hayes adding single blows Big inning for Clifton was the fifth when four runs crossed the plate on five hits liiton opened the scoring in the second inning with one run adr ded another in the third the fourth and one in the sixth Jim McDonald was the ill ning pitcher as Optimists downed Convertible Pools at MacMorrison Park Friday McDonald gave up nine hits while losing pitcher Gary Lyte allowed only four in taking the loss Brian Hiltz had the only homer in the game solo shot in the third for fonvcrtiblc Pools Slappy track condition can st0p John Brown Despite sloppy track con dition at Barrie Raceway Saturday young driver John Brown managed to pick up double victory for his owners Formerly of Port McNicholl John now resides in Barrie and has climbed up among the top five drivers for the summermeet He started his driving career in December of 1975 His two wins came aboard Folleigh Genie in the second race and Darn Jim in the fifth Sokys Flame clocked in with the fastest time of the evening in the fourth and feature race Bob Scraiinagc piloted the year old more to victory in 211 15 for owners and Stables of Barrie Bills Rocket led the pack to the three quarter mark but was caught in the stretch by Sokys Flame and llieland Champ Barrie Raceway results SATURDAY June 19 1916 PoItTlmeticspm llt condEnce min1400 CIRME ITA 420 250 230 wJerry 460 360 Taxi Dancer 250 Time 214 onefifth EXACTOR 17 aid 32980 1nd clm pace 3550 Follei hGenie Ro II Itlc Po Prologue Time 214 EXACTOR Lt paid 3400 3rd cond trot mile $500 Butch Cnutdy 550 360 80 BurntSu ar 360 250 Nobel 1e 250 Time 215 EXACTORzz1 2195040 Ice in wFLIM 50 300 250 Hiefvond Chomp 980 310 8111 Rocket 350 Time 211 onefifth EXACTON poll uh clmh trot mile use DImU 1m 510 270 100 Bothol Mar Mic 650 90 Dapper Lindsay 430 Time 213 fourfifth EXACTOR 01 aid $3430 cu cond pace in co Soclnmento 12 fill 580 320 Nordic Ace 730 340 Golden Don 250 Time 216 EXACTOR 52 $5800 8th clm plce mile mo Chief Command It 00 00 20 Stablemute 2o fit Vince Time 10 Time 14 one fiflii EXAtTOIt 94 paid limo 91h clmhppncr IIIIII moo Chico nisy fit tit ll 70 Night lusher no to Jerry Duke It no Time 12 EXACTUB 34 paid 33510 mm cond uce mili uoo Rock Lu rd 521m moo tillti Roya Lace tie in lo Tess Diamond It Time 213throefifths EXMTUR K4 paid 82261 Attendance H1119 lluiiitlilo2ltz Track floppy turc the ES class just edg ing out Russ Trevurzas Sunbeam Arrow by two tenths of second and Peter Adamovits Toyota by only sevenlttenths of second The HS class was won by Bill Flett of Hramalea in Ford apri with time of two minutes 154 seconds The Ladies award was captured by June Ward of Mississauga in her Mini with time of two minutes 322 Awards will be presented at the next meeting of the TLM Thursday July at pm at the River Gardens Restaurant on Highway 11 in gasoline alley Anyone interested in an aspect of motor sport is in vited to attend the meeting or contact Wes Green at 7288239 for further in formation Sports Calendar SOFTBALL ttztio pm Queens Park Slcssor and Periard vs Beatrice Foods Senior League 831 pm Barrie Millionaires at Richvale Ban tams York Simcoe IM Innisfil Park Radio Shack vs Golf Haven 8130 pm Alcona As vs Wall Real Estate tlnnisfil Mens League FASIBAIJ and 12 Clarkson forflp Minesings pm Queens Park and vs Nottawa Electrict Major League Clifton ilotel Starr Elec trico 830 pm Mac Morrison Park Optimists vs Mansfield Recreation League Midliurst at New Lowell Vespra Sr Fastball BASEBALL Midland 12 Barrie2 MINOR BASEBALL 630 pm Allandale Heights Kirks Kids vs Starr Electric at Oakley Park thristies IGA vs Ernies rcsts at Steele Street and vs McDonalds Junior Division All ndole Go Club Pay As You Play Memfiership 9hole Par 36 Course Twilight Rates licensed llB0 Just off Big Bay Point Rd 7285313 under BARBIE EDGED IN CONSOLA TION Orillia Wins lacrosse tourney About 160 boys and girls and 150 or so parents con verged on Eastview arena Saturday for the daylong se cond annual novice tourna ment of the Barrie Minor Lacrosse Association Orillia defeated Huntsville in the final game of the day to take the championship In the consolation game Ajax edged Barrie in cliff hanger of game which went into overtime and ended in score of 98 for the visitors Probably the most exciting game of the tournament for Barrie and Ajax parents anyway was the consolation championship game between the two centres Time and again Barrie took the lead to have it stolen by Ajax and viceversa The home team went into the se cond period leading 53 At the start of the third it was Ajax seven Barrie six In the third Ajax scored again and Barrie added two more to make the score 88 at the close of regular play After repeated attacks on goal in overtime play in which bad luck played hand disappointed Barrie side groaned when Ajax net ted the winner Scoring for Barrie were Paul Taylor with two oals Shayne Corson with ive and Ken Stevenson with one Ajax scorers were Allan Knell two Kevin Lat chford three Derin Higdon two Jim Hutton one and Mike Moore one Barries Shayne Corson had two assists in the game The consolation troph was donated by Simcoe Bloc of Barrie FINAL GAME In the final game seesaw totals were the order of the day with Orillia scoring two goals in the first period to Huntsvilles nil four in the se cond to Huntsvilles three and both teams scored three goals in the final period The cham pionship trophy was donated yBay ield Mall Presentation of the trophies was made by Wyman Jac ques president of the Minor Lacrosse Association In the first game of the day at ram Orillia downed Bar rie 63 Scorin for Orillia were Drin water with three goals Morris with one and Taylor with two Assists were by Boyd and Morris Curtis Burns and Woodrow with singles Barrie scorers were Craig Perry with two goals and Paul Taylor with one Assists were by Taylor Orillia scored four goals in the first period to Barries one and each team scored two goals in the second to make the score as No goals were scored in the third period The second game of the day saw Midland defeat Orange ville 53 Orangeville scored two goals in the first period to Midlands four and each team had one marker in the second period In the third game Hunt sville whacked Streetsville 192 Huntsville netted 10 goals alone in the first riod to StreetSvilles nil In se cond period Huntsville added another nine goals and Streetsville two Game number four mat ched Elora and Ajax and the former won 41 Elora scored three of their goals in the first period and Ajax one The second period saw Elora adding the clin cher Barrie whipped Orange ville 73 in the fifth game scoring six of their goals in the first period and the seventh in the second Scor ing for Barrie were Paul Taylor with three goals Ken Stevenson with two and singles by Jimmy Sands and Peter Byers Assists were by Paul Taylor Shayne Corson Jimmy Sands Dennis Stewart Paul Young and Scott Metcalfe Huntsvilles goal scorers were Kevin Miller David Amos and Mark Giles Orillia made it 132 against Midland in the sixth game after going into the second period leading 41 and into the third 132 Ajax came back strongly in the seventh game to swamp Streetsville 121 scoring nine goals in the first period and Indians stage major uprising with 122 roasting of Red Sox MIDLAND Staff Youth speed hustle and live ly bats was what the Midland Indians had working for them Sunday Working so well that the Barrie Red Sox could do little but stay out of the way of runners beating path to homeplate When the final hit had sounded and the last pitch thrown the Indians swarmed about winning pitcher Bob Dyment knowing they had just handed the Red Sox their most to sided loss this season the South Simcoe Baseball League Official score is 122 The win gives the youthful MAJOR LEASELJE Indians oldest player in last nights lineup was in the early 20s with the majority fresh out of the mid of ranks G3 record while rops the Red Sox to 47 standing Red Sox look to Wednes days home encounter to re lieve some of the humiliation heaped upon them by the In dians Barrie has to face the Orillia Major Tuesday in Orillia before bringing play back to Eastview Red Sox have only man aged one win in their last eight outings and one reason is the dormant nature of the Barrie hitters of late Indians stung pair of Red Sox hurlers for 12 hits while Dyment had five hits record ed against him The big righthander went the distance for the win He struck out six walked five while hitting one Barrie bat ter The only telling blow against Dyment came in the fifth inning when first baseman Ted Laycock doub led home the only two Barrie runs of the game It was Laycocks second hit of the game after be singled with nobodyoninthethird Indians wasted no time in staging minor war path of their own Barrie starter Wbats come alive to throttle Clarkson and Driveln removed the covers from their hats to pound out 122 win over Clarkson Hotel in one of two Barrie and District Major Fastball League games at Queens Park Sunday Barrie CoOp chipped away at fiverun outburst in the first inning by the Minesing Juveniles to earn 55 draw in the other game last night and smashed 15 hits off pair of Clarkson hurlers in postin its decisive win In elude in the hitfest were homers by John Kilpartick and Eric Kennedy Kennedy drilled tworun homer in the fifth with Kilpatrick netting the final two DriveIn runs with roundtripper in the sixth inn ing Ron McKee went the dis tance for the win He struck out four gave up six hits with one walk Dan Malloch star ted for Clarkson with Jim Drennan coming in to relieve late in the game Rick Saunders capped threerun outburst in the first inning with his triple Ken nedy scored Saunders with single and added another run in tiie second with hits by Tom Micks Paul Vannispen McKee Bob Deline and Leo Koopmans adding four more inthethird Malloch retired from the game following Kennedys tworun shot only to have Drennan greeted by double by Glen Richardson McKee supplied the hit which scored the third run of inning An error gave Paul Studley first base in the third for Clarkson The leftfielder scored on Andy Brownings triple Browning added the CoOp comes back to earn 55 draw Minesing Juveniles ga thered in five of their eight hits in the first inning to jump into Commanding 50 lead over Barrie CoOp Sunday CoOp nored the deficit to come bac with four runs of their own in the ninth inning to earn 55 tie in one of two Barrie District Major Fast ball League games at Queens Park Two errors and triples by Al Aistrop and Peter Bertram decided the tie last night Down 41 heading into the final frame CoOp got break off an error to give Tom Vincer first base Terry Hodgson followed with single to bring up Aistropp and his triplethe third hit of the game for the centre fielderto score pair of runs Aistrop was to score as was Dave Mills to tie the game Bertram supplied another runscoring triple in the inn ing Juveniles wasted little time in putting pressure on CoOp Four straight hits signalled the start of five run rally Bob Thompson tripled in two runs with James McNabb Stroking single for another Minesing run Brian Giffen scored the final run of the inn ing offa hit by Neil Craig Terry Hodgson was victim of the early Minesing on slaught Once through the first inning the CoOp hurler settled down to check further scoring by the Juveniles Hodgson allowed only three hits over the next eight inn ings Bill McNabb was the loser giving up 10 hits with six strikeoutstohiscredit First run against McNabb came in the sixth when Pete Landers singled and advance around the bases on double by Jerry Laliberty Jack Shanahan singled to open the scoring for CoOp Two hits were picked up Aistrop and Landers for the Juveniles it was Ron Giffen and Bob Thompson pacing the hitting attack with two hitseach Transmission Tuneup Rood Toot Vohlclo Romovo Trommlulon Klng °ntal Now Flltor Mako internal adjustments lnltoll pan with now gasket lnltoll now fluid $699 Compare Our Price and Call Nowl TRANSMISSION KING 456 Blair Barrio 7312292 final Clarkson run in the sixth after walk sent him to first and single by Gary Leduc sent him home Clarkson finished the game with three errors against and twosmen left on base and had two errors charged against them with eight men left on base and meets Nottawa Electric tonight pm at Queens Park AandW Clarkson 310332042 001 ml boxes $499 dding Plants 29 Innisiil St Kevin Beaupre was greeted by three hit leading to two runs in the first inning Helping the Midland cause was Barrie error Midland added four more runs in the second helped by four hits and another Barrie miscue Lefthander Mike Timmins was brought in an attempt to cool the Midland rising Timmins kept the In ians off the scoresheet for one inning before another flurry added four more runs Gary Hamelin triggered the scoring spree when he came to bat with the bases loaded in the fourth and promptly drilled tworun single Final Midland runs rea ched home in the sixth oft Wayne Rutherfords double Centrefielder Al Gignac en joyed perfect night at the plate for Midland He had four hits while scoring three runs and adding two more stolen bases to his string CLEARING TIIE BASES Beaupre came in to hit in the seventh but was ejected from the game when c0nfu sion arose over the leagues designated hitterts rule Coach Len Beaupre ap parently was trying to clarify the situation when he to was asked to leave too Despite the unitnprcssive showing of the Red Sox last night shor stop Doug Keans was steady Red Sox continue to prepare for the annual Baseball Tour nament July 24 which has 16 teams entered 50 lbs Pleasant Place to Deal lOThe Barrie Examiner Monday Juno I976 three in the second Huntsville again took to the cement and defeated Elora 41 in game number eight WENTWELL Tournament chairman Frank Fraser of Barrie noted that the day had gone very well and his committee was pleased with the turnout Barrie city alderman Nelson Garrett had the honor of performing the opening faceoff at 12 noon Also tak Pickles Ketchup ing part in the opening cer emony was Bob Baker of the Greater Huronia Sports Council Each player in the tourna ment also received crest and certificate for and root beer Winning team members were presented with gold medallions and con colation winners with silver medallions The tournament was for boys and girls aged 910 years 347 Boyfieid $1 Barrie 7280941 fertilizer $595 Open 830 mm to 530 pm Monday to Thursday 830 mm to pm Friday 830 mm to MIL Saturday Barrie 266531 All Roses Hedging Shade Trees Flowering Shrubs Raspberry Canes Cow or Sheep Manure 50 lbs 395 Lawn Mower stroke 20 out