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l4The Barrie Examiner Wednesday June 23 I976 SPORTS CORNER on suspensions By RANDY MCDONALD Examiner Sports Editor It started earl Tuesday and was finalized late in the evening by presi ent of the Barrie and District Senior Soft ball League John McCann The issue in question is the suspension of four players one from Barrie and three from Bradford and the lowkey approach the league took in keeping the matter hushed It was one week ago that an elbow tag then rather strong following tag led to what has to be called bench clearing That was the game between the Slessor and Periard In surance Juniors and Bradford Queens Hotel Seniors at Queens Park Doug Keans was the third baseman involved with the in itial racus with Bradfords Les Chaisson The incident may well have been settled right then but for the appearance of two Bradford players from the bench This sparked gathering of both clubs There appears no real damage done but the league saw fit to hand out total of six game suspensions Keans already has sat out his one game with Chaisson sidelined last night when Bradford hosted Church Mobile Homes Randy Perry and Andy Purmals have one game left in their tw0game suspensions The decision to suspend the four players was made Satur day at meeting which included two executive members hitob officials of the Juniors and the manager of the Bradford Both Purmals and Perry were handed the stiffer sentence after report from the game officials more or less blamed the furthering of the aggravagion on the two players com ing off the bench We cant put up with that kind of action McCann said last night The name of the game is softball and we dont want that kind of playwere going to play ball and thats no Sad part of the whole issue is the fact that the league ap parently wanted the whole matter kept quiet bad publicity and all that As result the incident may now have been blown way out of proportion something which would have been avoided by simple statement of action taken Actually it took call from member of the Bradford team early Tuesday morning to get the ball moving He was upset at the league ruling and more than little curious as to why nothing had been reported on it This particular player located paper in Bradford as the sourceor soon to be sourceof stinging editorial which clearly denounced the executive calling it unfair and biased check with the editor of the paper in question shortly afterwards revealed no such report being filed with him Later in the day he acknowledged that he had report con cerning the suspensions but that he had chosen to rewrite it The report is to read along the lines of Bradford players and management being upset with the dicision Bradford coach Bob Fallis considers the ruling unfair He said the club was little bit peeved at the ruling and although the club is not planning any drastic measures he wanted it made public the clubs objections and displeasure really dont know the reason why he answered when asked to pin point the reasons for the 31 ruling The incident itself stems from gameending tag by Keans The official umpires report says an elbow was thrown by Chaisson to which Keans is said to have retaliatedhence the onegame suspensions Fallis said he was also not happy sith the idea of an all Barrie executive NOW UNITED If there was one thing dragging down the protest against the proposed gun control amendments Bill Cfti it was an organized front to carry the full weight of the millions of people which have come against the controls This has been solved Recently at meeting in Toronto between representatives of Shooting Federation of Canada Canadian Gun Collectors Association the Canadian Wildlife Federation national body was appOinted as the Official voice of protest The Shooting Federation of Canada now offers direct link to Parliament with individual clubs and members now having channel in which to carry their protests There has always been an urgent need for bringing together of clubs across Canada said Doug McBride member Alliston Rod and Gun club as well as founding member of the Association of Canadian Gun Clubs What this means is that when the shooting Federation goes to Parliament to oppose Bill C83 it will official lythats the key wordrepresent the views of literally millions McBride recommended that the rest of the provinces structure themselves in similar fashion using the Federa tion as the top rung of the ladder CLEARING THE BASES Aurora Juveniles also under went minor revolution last week Don Walker was coach up until the start of the game between Church Mobile Homes and Aurora last Thursday He and five other players severed relationship with the teamGot in little hassle with the local talent Walker said Apparently he had four or five players he brought with him when he took over the coaching reins Gusty Wind conditions challenge club skippers Mansel Powell in Turner 22 In third place was Darcy Trombly in 325 In Division Br boats 1020 feetthe winner was Bob Bo gardis in Mariner Second spot was filled by Maurier MacLaren in Cygnus with Ron ordery in Mariner takingthird For boats under was Peter Vatchcr finishing in first place with Paul Phillips and Andy llaughton rounding out the final place position of Division Series Three of the Barrie Yacht Clubs racing series was held over the weekend with the skippers once again facing varying winds as gusty conditions prevailed the two round the buoys races Saturday and the medium distance race Sunday In Division Afor boats over 20 feetthe winner was Tanzer 22 skippered by Neil Fenton visitor to the Yacht Club The club winner was Phil Sauve in shark followed by SPORTS CALENDAR Iiifeet it SOFTBALL rie Mirror and Glass vs pm Queens Park Brad Georgian Sports Ladies ford vs Beatrice Foods League pm Church Homes at FASTBALL Elmvale pm Minesing at Base 830 pm Queens Park BordentMajorLeaguei Aurora vs Slessor and leriard tSenior League pm lnnisfil Park Peter Reino vs Holly 830 pm Alcona As vs Doodys Drive in tlnnisfil Mens Leaguei pm Shear Park Kolmar vs Westbend 815 pm Bar Women offered field hockey If youre interested in par ticipating in womens field hockey then contact either Sadie Vanpeest or Judy Per kins at the Greater Huronia Sports Council County Ad minstration Building Mid hurst at 72269300 ext 212 pm MacMorrison Park Clifton Hotel vs Convertible Pools Allondole Golf Club Pay As You Play Memfiership 9hole Par 36 Course Twilight Rates If there is sufficrent in licensed under terest field hockey clinic for pla ers officials and coaches wil be set up This rs to be Just off Big Bay Palm Rd onsored by the Ontario omens Field Hockey As societion 7285313 Minesing Central went undefeated in claiming the Areas 0110 and Six elemen tary school senior boys softball tournament chum pionship held earlier this week at MacMorrison DEFEAT ORILLIA MINESI Park Wins of 215 120 31 and 10 sealed fifth straight title for Minesing Members of the champion ship team include front row at left Dale Giffen Allan MAJORS 85 Red Sox bats come to DRILLIA Staff There was rejoicing in the Red Soxs dugout following 85 triumph over the rillra Ma jors Tuesday Barrie was celebrating not only the win or reprieve from tail spin in the South Simcoe Baseball League but the restoration of some confidence in the bats Red Sox reached Majors lefthander Brock Richardson for 11 hits almost the total hits of the past three games Included 11 the string of hits lndians young club which handed Barrie 122 loss Surr day in one of the more one sided games of the season The game is at Eastview with pm start Keans capped four run fourihit outburst by the Red Sox with towering tworun shot in the first inning The Majors came right back to tic the game in their share of the frame when with two out an overthrow to first walk double and home run by Mur were home runs by Doug ray St ngc evened the Kcans and Bob Hepburn count Red Sox are at home ilcn Laycock went the tonight against the Midland distance for the Red Sox pltk to Ilt Sixteen teams and three doubled over last years days of tilllptillltlll on two event with the hosting Red ball parks in the city will So the defcndltlfl MUN highlight the fourth animal rncnt champions Barric Red Sox Senior licd Sox open the tourna Baseball lournament July rnerrl July at it in against 24 lctrolia at lCastvrtw Athletic Sponsored by Labatts the turnamtnl annual has JIM tltltill Cast for Corrigall anadian Football allstar defensive end lrrn orrigall will be out of the Toronto Argonauts lineup for l0days lhc Barrie native suffered strained ligarrrcrrl in Mon days intersquad game tor League rigall three time all anadian who joined the Argos in 1070 from Kent State had protective cast littedluesday Park Also in use for the tour nutrient is the diamond at thr Barrre Fairtirounrls lecuniscth irccn are back They were the 74 champions Also returning arc the Learninglon Seniors last years consolation champs as well as the con oliilltiil winners of the Til and 71 tournaments Leasrde liplclcii drrnssron IS Sl per day per person and will cover ad illltill to both parks Ellis midgets beaten 92 John Ellis onstrrrction midgets took 02 loss at the hands of tirillia in York Sun coe Baseball Lcagiie play Sunday at IIastview Led by secondbaseman Feutons single and inside the park homer and by shortstop Smith with his triple double and base on ball tirillia had an easy time with the Barrie club Barrics runs came in the fifth inning when Dave Jar winski scored from third of wild pitkoli atlcrnpf ltllVliltlSkl scored the other lCllis run in the seventh off hit by Kevin La llout Dowrier went the distance for the win giving up three hits four walks and striking out 14 Barrie batters rasmyere took the loss on 12 Urillia hits He walked three and struck out six Midgets are in lhornbury Wednesday and return to the lilastview diamond Friday for gamcagainsf Bolton lirants Hits keep door open for wideOpen match Fendleys Flowes defeated Holts Auto Parts in senior division action of the Barrie Minor Baseball League Mon day at liastvicw lilach club had 22 hits in the game with Ted liirbanks ltob Dunn and hris Harris pounding out three hits each inthrectripslotbeplate Paul Potts Dunn David lempleton and Harris had triples in winning cause arrnen ienavese snagged crucial flyball just outside the infield with him out and bases loaded to help the winners Having perfect day at the plate for llolts were Donny oulson Ness and Dean Bri glrarii each with three hits in as many turns at bat NOTICE The Law Firm of Cowan Carter wishes to announce the relocation of its low office from i05 Collier Street to i07 Collier Street Barrie Ontario effective June 25 i976 NG MAKES TITLE WIN Maw Doug Gillespie Brad Adams Bob Weatherill John Adams and Steve Jones Back row at left coach Ron Atkinson Robert Mclean Rob Mc ing up his second straight win over the Majors The right hander gave up seven hits while striking out six of the 35 batters to step against him in the seven inning game Barric jumped into the lead once more in the fourth inn ing with Keans again spearheading the flurry with an inningopening double Successive hits by Hep burn Wayne Church Kevin LOOK EASY Nabb Paul Brookbanks Rob Noordegraaf Wayne Caldo Alan Priest Brent Melean Paul Priest and coach Rob Avery Ex aminer Photoi life finally Beaupre and Brian Neely sent the runs across the plate Final rillia run came in the fifth when St nge doubled to score one of the two rillia runners on base Hepburn smashed drive over the rightficld fence in the seventh for his third homer of the season Hepburn Church and Kcans had two hits each for Barrie Ball starts rolling towards new bleachers Barrie Mens Recreational Fastball League has entered into an agreement with the ci ty to try and raise the funds necessary to purchase three sets of bleachers and score booth The is estimated cost Rotary adds win to list The streak continues and the Rotary petwees like it Earlier this week in league encounter of the Huronia Minor Lacross Association at IlilSlVltW Rotary claimed win number eight with 110 decision over tirangcville The win Rives the Barrie entry 80 record tireg llaskett had three goals for the winners with two added by Henry Sienkiewcz and ircg Lynch Dean Nutt Rick Fraser John DAm brosio and Jon Bae added singles Assists went to Scott McLean Brian Harrison Null with Sienkicwicl havrng two Twohitter for McFadden McFadden hurled at twohilter to lead hurch Mobile Homes to 41 win over Bradford Queens Hotel Seniors in play of the Barrie and District Senior Softball League in Bradford Tuesday Don Youre sorrreono special special you can be proud of Lorrie on Are you tough enough to torn orribaf Group Its SOIlltlllllllt $3000 The league will at tempt to raise $1000 which the city is to match with another $1000 grant from Wintario The League has started the ball rolling by putting up 5100 Another $100 has come from Mansfield Electric Denison icneral and the llitcb House has chipped in $25 Letters have been sent out to select businesses and the resptmse has been good The league is looking towards the end of the month as the time to order the bleachers The league states that clubs businesses or organizalt lions donating to the cause will have their name in scribed on sponsor board at MacMorrison Park in play last night Barrie Floor and Wall defeated Starr Electric til while Bentors well onstruction easily out distanced Molsons 144 Mike Haley was the winnr ing pitcher for Bentorswcll He allowed only five hits and supplied homer in the first inning to cap fourrun rally Haley also tripled in the fourth as Bentorswcll put the game beyond reach with eight more runs lct Partridge and ireg Osborne had two hits each for Bentorswcll as did Brian Sinclair and liff Marten Spencer was the losing pita cher McFadden came in on relief to help Barrie Floor and Wall stop Starr Electric Floor hit for run in the fourth to even the first inning run by Starr The lid came off close game with fourrun flurry in the sixth inning In rv Nv You dont know touh you are until you try lrorri illt very liotjrrrrrrntj the Canadian Airport orcet loti you try Shows you how to build yourself up pllyfilttillly zirrtf rrrrerrfally flow to develop your potential as it loader lob Willi Combat ironp IS no pushover But then youre no pushover when you lll lorrrtint Anus Youre hurried to be ready to handle any situation GET INVOLVED WITH THE ARMED FORCES NOTICE The Mobile Recruiting Team will be in Barrie on Thursday 24 June I976 at the Canada Manpower Centre between l0 am and pm me2w actammo CANADIAN Minesings late rally falls before Clarkson Clarkson Hotel withstood fourrun outburst by the Minesing Juveniles Tuesday in the last inning for 54 win in Barrie and District Major Fastball League play at QueensPark Minesing was held score less by Clarkson hurler Jim McAllistcr until the seventh inning when three hits and an error turned onesided contest into close battle Minesin had only six hits off McAl ister who finished the game with 10 strikeouts to his credit Clarkson hitters reached Minesing pitcher Bill McNabbforeighthits The scoring started in the third inning when Clarkson plated two runs Bain singled and moved around the base path on Andy Brown ings hit Brian Shaugh nessys sacrifice scored Bain with Rene Artelle reaching McNabb for run scoring double Clarkson waited until Four goals Ron Dubois led Barrie Bandstand with fourgoal effort as his team downed rangeville 86 in tight lacrosse game Travis Griffith added two goals for Barrie with singles going to Mark Richardson and Bob Duncan Peter Cyster was top scorer for rangeville with three goals Rick Stoner had two and Jamie Bracken had one Calendar LACROSSE pm Elmvale Ben torswell vs Midland lmidgeti pm Elmvale Paul Sadlon Motors vs Midland rpeewee the AND BENCH WITH PIANO ale ends June 26 ontin 688 MAPLE AVE RR Midhurst sixth inning before adding two additional runs to their total It took three hits to ac complish the feat With one out Gary Leduc singled to bring up Jim Dren nan His double placed two men in scoring position Jim Greensides was brought up to hit and it looked as if Mines ing had weathered the storm when Greensides went down swinging McAllister provided the punch with tworun single to give Clarkson what appeared to be comfortable 40 lead Mark Lawson doubled to open the seventh for Mines ing McNabb was walked McAllistcr then bore down and struck out the next two batters to step against him I4 IIIIIIIIIIDln EXTRA SA VNGS on all Orcana Chord Organs LARGE USED STOCK OF He was unable to beat James McNabb who doubled in Lawson Another walk to Bob Thompson loaded the bases Ron Giffen singled and his hit got by the Clarkson leftfielder with the resulting threeruns The run which was to stand up as the eventual winner was scored by Artelle in the seventh The Clarkson cat cher rapped his second hit of the game with one out and eventually scored on an er ror There is one game 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