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MI he Barrie Examiner luesda June 29 1976 SPORTS CORNER weekend coming By RANDY MCDONALD Examiner Sports Editor Barrie Rugby Club is getting excited The club is host to one of the largest if not the lar est asxde rugby tournaments in the province And it al takes place Saturday at Molsons Park Already some 20 teams have registered their intent to participate in the daylong tournament Teams are coming from as far away as Montreal Toronto and even one side from Kentucky Included in the list of entries is last ears tournament winners from Brampton John Butcher irector of publici ty for the Barrie organization said Monday he expects well over 30 teams by Saturday Barrie is to be well represented with number of teams entered in the tournament Mr Butcher said he expects all the top sides from across Ontario to participate in the event which has 10 am start and runs continuously throughout the day until the championship game early in the evening Besides attracting topranked clubs the seventh annual tournament is open to the public free of charge There are ample facilities to camp out Butcher said The tournament is straight knockout affair although clubs eliminated from the cham ionship round move into plate play Each team is guarante at least two games The draw will take place Saturday morning prior to the official start The holiday weekend has turned into sports whirl wind steady stream of events continue to crop up as the weekend approaches Of course July being Thursday throws minor hitch into plans of those hoping for long weekend RANGERS TOURNAMENT STARTS SATURDAY There are two baseball tournaments scheduled for the weekend The Ivy Rangers of the North Dufferin League and the Barrie Red Sox of the South Simcoe Baseball League are behind the two tournaments Rangers have attracted five teams of the South Simcoe Baseball League into competition against three clubs from the North Dufferin loop Oriliia Majors Creemore Braves Beeton Alliston Canucks and Ivy Leafs will carry the banner of the South Simcoe loop into the twoday tournament Lisle Ivy Rangers and New Lowell represent the North Dufferin League The tournament is set for 10 am start Saturday Here is sneak preview at the first round of competition Orillia Majors meet Lisle in the opener At 1130am Creemore Braves play New Lowell at pm its match between Beeton and the Rangers 230 pm Alliston goes against the Leafs pm losers of games one and two pair off 530 pm winners of games one and two meet in the last game of the day Play picks up Suncday at pm with the consolation game at pm and championship match at 530 pm RED SOX DRAW 15 OTHER TEAMS The Red Sox have threeday tournament in the works The ltrteam threeday event begins early Friday morning am early and continues right through to Sundays championship match at approximately pm at the new Eastview Athletic Park Red Sox defending tournament champions is the lone representative of the South Simcoe Baseball League The other clubs will be new to the area if not new to the tour nament Here is the opening rounds of the Red Sox tournament which is getting big helping hand from Labatts EASTVIEW Friday at am Barrie and Petroiia 10 am Wind sor vs Brampton noon Thorndale vs Oakviile pm Walsingham vs Tecumseth BARRIE FAIR GROUNDS Friday at am Arva vs Leamington 10 am Tup perville vs Leaside noon Renfrew vs Corunna pm Windsor Chiefs vs Ottawa Action picks up Saturday at the two parks beginning at am The semifinals start Sunday with the consolation championship at Eastview at pm and the tournament championship at Eastview at5 pm Winner pockets $400 and runnerup gets the price of enter ing the tournament $75 CORNER QLIPS There is speculation that Jerry Buck Ldeil and Wally McMillan will join the Majors for the Ivy tournament The two stalwarts of the Majors left before the season started to play for Little Britain of the Eastern Ontario Senior League Udell pitched the Ma jors to numerous league and tournament championships Organizers of the Red Sox tournament can pray that it doesnt rain at least the day before their tournament The park at Eastview has the knack of collecting water in great muddy pools and leaving it there Barrie Tennis Club is holding Junior Singles Tournament July at Queens Park The tournament is open to girls and boys sixteen years of age and under Closing date for entries is this Friday Those interested in competing are asked to contact Bill Iiassett 25 Florence St or at 7260004 Entry Fee seems reasonable one new can of balls Ontario Branch of the Canadian Ladies Golf Association is holding the Ontario Ladies Amateur Championship July 2022 at the Barrie ountry Club Barrie Raceway entries WEDNESDAY POST TIMEIHS Svcolllns Game Haddon FIRST Iace Mile not 7Scottish Flyer DeGrow 4GRANTS ROYAL WAVE Dixon BRob Ron Robinson lNOT ACCEPTABLE Brown SIXTH Trot Mile 7ST VINCENT DKennedy 4DILLERS DEMON WJones 2FirstExperience Christian 3PRINCE JOE KEY Field 3Wil LOR Harry Farr 2CYCLONE BOB Crowe 5Jaidas Skeetar Scrannage iBethel MarMic Annerud ovfluckie Scott TBA sJohnCs Lad Clement 8SWiIt Luck Jeffries oDapper Lindsay Lee SECOND Pace Mile SM SEVENTH Pace Mlle 31000 1EASTWOOD BULLET Scrannage eaDOC LINDSAY Nicholls 3ELMER MARX Brown 5MOORELANDS DAVE Moore 7KATIE MCNAB Umphrey 4SOKYS FLAME Lawson 2Cactus Portage Redpath iBonfire Becky Brown 5Pink Panther Brown ZZorro Grattan Lee FrwRene Rick Irwin 3Sterling Kingtime Harris Laurel Atom Moir EIGHTH Pace Mlle 100 8Dago Red SRARONESS BANNY Brown TIIIRI Trot Mile 50 7ARNIE MACGORDON Cass 4RNEY GOLD Crowc PKENTUCKY CAPER Jones 2PR1NCE HENRY Dixon iFiona Frost Moore lARDFN VAN Cass 2Peggy DoGood Lawson HDeac Worthy Gorski 3Kcystoneinkiing Arlandi srrullSpeed Damboise 60ur Protector Mollys Dream Robinson 8Grace Scot Nichoils 7spocdy Dave Irwin NINTH Pace Mile 8450 arva Gray Lee MR ATTORNEY Brown FOURTH Pace Mile 8600 frW Dixon 4NORDI7 Annerud BVKEADYS DELIGHT Ariandi SWNIGHT FLASHER Scrannage leakes Adios Borth trPLFFAND SNUFF Brooks Jr 37Miss Watchout Field 1Midnight Direct Jones eSpaikling Sarah Fuller The Gold Bandit Armbro Paris Crowc 5Claybrook Nova MacArthur 7Himmy MacArthur 7r VandykeCeltr Gassien TENTIIIacr Mile 8550 Tory Johnston Powell 3OUT AHEAD Brown IIFTII Pace Mlle 8150 2JIMMY GESTURE Kenned +AVI3E BEE CLAY Powell 7W MCKLYO Artan ierICKIE ADIOS Field iGamecocks loin Reynolds 2inILLIOP AUBURN Damboise 4Trigger Johnston Scrannage kgWilma Gun Scrannage 5Mimi Time Carts Second Libby Ann Brown frrArgyel Flash Crowe LACROSSE and Glass vs Kolmar 815 at EastView Arena pm Westbend vs Rolling Pin pm Midland vs FASTBALL Woolworth Tyke at Queens Park pm Ma pm Alliston vs Paul jor League Sadlon Motors ewee pm Mi land vs Living Lighting juvenile at Stroud Arena pm Minesing vs Not tawa Electric at Mac Mor rison Recreational League pm Optimists vs Bar Midland vs Bayfieid Mall novice pm Alliston vs Les Bertram and Sons bantam pm BPL at Oro tyke pm Allandale at Oro tyke pm Aliandaie at Oro novice SOFTBALL Senior League Elmvale at Bradford pm Ladies League pm at Shear Park Barrie Mirror rie Floor 830 pm Pools vs Mansfield BASEBALL South Simcoe Barrie at Alliston pm Newmarket at Beeton Oriiiia at Midland MINOR SOCCER Peter Reino vs Cholkans Johnson Ginos vs Unigroup Maple Grove Lipskies vs Ninos Steel Convertible Neptunes bring more medals to city with strng team effort in Sudbury MARY DANIELS 14 above photo is the oldest member of the Barrie Neptunes swim team At the Long Course champion ships in Sudbury over the weekend she won gold medal in the loometre breast stroke and silver medal in the 200ltmctrc breast stroke Below Roger Brisbane 11 shows little of the drive that earned him bronze medal in the milmetre freestyle event Neptunes placed fourth in the Ioteam cham pionships Examiner Pho tosi ProColor Huntsville squad dom mates stops Ben torswell two games Barrie ProColor novices had convincing wins against Brampton Saturday Scores of 134 and 121 were recorded in the exhibition Lacrosse series Shayne Corson scored total of 13 goals in the pair of contests He sank nine in one and was held to four in the other Both games revealed ex cellent team effort by the Barrieclub Against the Brampton number one team Corson supplied the main kick with his triple hattrick Sean Mac Pherson and Jim Sands had two goals each with Shane Smith backing pair of goals Other assists were picked up by Geordi Cow and Tim Duquette David Crockford had two goals and one assist in the 121 decision against the Brampton number two team Paul Charles also added pair with Sands and Craig Celeste each scoring once Duquette Crockford and Corson had one assist each in the game with Smith earning two Third period decides game Barrie Paving sneaked by Orangcvillc in the last period Monday for 7i lacrosse win at Eastview Arciia Rarric scored threegoals in the final period for the win Mark DAmbrosio had four goals for Barrie Richic Webster and Richard Cad man were the other scorers Kelly Osborne had four for rangevillc Tammy sA borne and Mike Berry hit for singles Track team MONTREAL CI The largest track and field team ever approved by the Canadian Olympic Associationat least 39 men and 19 women will rep resent Canada at the 1976 Olymgt pic Games Nine more names were up the COAs Summer Games Committee following recommendation from the Ca nadian Track and Field Associ ation after weekend trials in Montreal The figure compares with team numbering 33 which went to Munich in 1972 Maurice Allan Canadian Olympic team chef de mission said this will be Canadas fin est team evcr because of the enormously improved CIFA technical staff proved by It was strong Huntsville squad that the Barrie Ban torswccl midgets ran into Monday in Huronia Lacrosse action Huntsville OVOIIMIWOIHI the visitors 155 led by the three goal performances of Darrell Booth and Biduda Barry Keougli scored twice for lientorswell with Danny Roberts Marc Mireault and Scott Iorric scoring one goal each Next game for Barrie is Thursday at Eastview pm against Alliston In other games last night the Barrie Wakclin Texaco bantams edged Barrie Kinsmen 76 Barrie Bandsv tand doubled rangeville 84 Harrie Paving Limited tykes slipped by Orangevillc Transport 73 Two fourgoal nights highlight bantam game Albert Walker and Darrell Nutt scored four goals each last night for different teams Walkers outburst aided the Barrie Wakclin Texaco bantams to 70 win over Barrie Kinsmen in Huronia Minor Lacrosse Association play at the Eastview Arena Doug Holt Jim Walker and Mike Walker sank single goals Jim Walker backed pair of goals with Mike Allimportant win helps Walker on the floor to lend hand to three markers Holt assisted one goal as did Michael Roper Brenda Cam mon and Rennie Bauchman Nutt added one assist to his four goals Alan Rhynold Jacques Mireault and Michael Keogh added singles Mireault had three assists in the game Wakclin took seven minor penalties with Kinsmen sitting out four and major infraction keep City in contention Barrie ity won an all important match over the weekend in league soccer competition at Bradford The City team needed win to remain in contention for the league championship And win they did The city club edged their hosts 1H The Barrie Blues won their Cup contest Sunday at Steele Street with 21 win in extra time over Regional Wcst IIl dies Saturdays match in Brad ford was vital to the City en try Thcy had to face the fact that losing would put them out of the league champion ship race City got off to bad start when Mike OBrien attemp ting long back pass saw the ball bounce crazin over Peter Dawsons head and into hisown net DIE PREMATURELY BRANTFORI Ont In North America 350000 per sons will die prematurely be cause of smoking says Dr Nor man Delarue leading chest disease specialist in Toronto Speaking at forum sponsored by the Brant County Lung Asso dation he said smoking is the maor health hazard of all time an that it is never too late to quit the habit The first point came just five minutes into the game Barrie came back to play some of their best soccer of the season After 25 minutes Stcvc Knight tied the game off set up by Patterson Knight scored again almost immediately with powerful 30Ayard drivc Charlie Foote added another one off penalty shot The score remained that way After 72 minutes of play three Bradford players were ordered off the field by the referee for the use of abusive language The Bradford team refused to continue and as result Barrie won The win ca pcd solid team effort un er pressure situation Cup win for Blues Barrie Blues won their Cup game at Steele against Regional West indies Sunday The final score was 21 for Barrie with all three goals scored in overtime The scoreless draw was broken open on goals by Rick Rinaldi and Terry ioslyk Barrie Neptunes Swim Team continues to be im pressive in championship competition Over the weekend the Neptunes placed fourth as team at the Nor thern Ontario Long Course championship at Sudbury Ten clubs participated in the threeday championships Besides the overall per formance as team Nep tunes brought back their share of medals Mary Daniels 14 claimed gold in the 100 metre breaststroke and silver in the 200metre event Nancy Jarvics had bronze in the loometre free style with Roger Brisbane also bronze medal winner in the boys event an Chapman collected two bronze medals one for 100 mctre backstroke and one for the zoometre backstroke Results of the Long Course championships are as follows HILLS 10 and under Nicole Mallette 400metrc free 6th Elmmetre free 0th loometre backstroke 7th zoometre breast 9th 200mctre individual medley 6th 200 metre backstroke 6th loometre free 7th iOOmetre breaststroke 10th 100 metre butterfly 4th Tracey Iaddisoii 4th ZOOmetre toometre free 4th loometre backstroke 4th ZOOmetre breaststroke 4th loometre free 5th 100mttre breaststroke 6th Tracey Schell 200mctre breaststroke 14th loometre free 14th 100mctre breast 14th Terry West 400metrc free 7th 200 metre free 7th loometre back 9th ZOOIIRIIO breast 12m 20metrc in divtduzil medley 10th 200m back 10th loom free illih 100m breast 13th 100m fly gt01h Ihc iiIiOVl girls swam filmmetre frcc IiiIii Ilrd ZUOIIIIIIl individual medley relay lrtl HILLS II and lcliliilcr lalmcr 400m free 7th 200m free 7th 100m back 5th 200m breasl 7th 200m individual medley 71h 200m back 5th 100m free 7th liltiiibrmist 9th Kartii IIillllli 100in free 9th 2lm frcc 10th 100m back ch 200m breast llltli zoom back 9th ItJOm free lltli 100m breast 10th atliy Scbcll 400m frcc lllh 200m free 8th 100m back 8th zoom back 7th100mfree6th Sandy West 400m free 5th Mm free 9th 100m back 12th 200m breast 9th 200m individual medley 9th 200m back 8th 100m free 9th 100m breast11th100m fly7th The above girls swam in iiiZyear old 400m free relay for 3rd and also 3rd in the 400 individual medley relay event BOYS 11 and 12 Roger Brisbane 400m free 3rd Bronze 1500m free 16th 200m free 6th 100m back 7th 200m breast 8th 200m individual medley 7th 200m back 6th 100m free 6th 100m breast 8th Brian Cole 400m tree 51h 200m free 8th 200m breast 6th 200m individual medley10m GIRLS III14 Mary Daniels mOm free lt 8th 400m free 4th 100m back 91h 200m breast 2nd silver 200m individual medley 7th 200m free 7th 200m back gt 10th 100m free 8th 100m fly 7th 100m breast ist gold 400m individual medley 13th 200m fly 91h Joanne Duchesne 800m free 14th 400m free 7th 100m hack 5th 200m WET FIELD HURTS Barrie Wall Real Estate Golden Hawks fell victim to wet field and fast St An drews team of Toronto Mon day in Toronto to drop 72 decision The loss gives the Golden Hawks 34 record in the On tario Junior Soccer League Scoring goals for Barrie were Dave Bumstead and Wayne Pester Golden Hawks are idle this weekend and are awaiting word on the team they meet in the second round of the On tario Cup playoffs Barrie had bye in the first round breast 6th 200m individual medley 5th 200m free 11th 200m back 6th 100m free 10th 100m fl 5th 100m breast 5th 400m indiv uni medley ltith 200m fly 8th Nancy Jarvis 800m free 10th mm free 8th 100m back 6th 200m breast 7th m0m individual medley 6th 200m free 5th 200m back 7th 100m free 3rd bronze 100m breast 6th Janis Powell 200m breast 8th 100m breast7th GlRLSISIG Kim Weatherston 800m free 7th 400m free 8th 100m back 4th 100m free 7th 100m fiy 5th 100m breast 9th 400m individual medley 8th BOYSisIII Chris Chapman 100m back 11th 200m breast 12th zoom back 9th 100m breast13th Ian Cha man 300m free 13th 400m free 12 100m back 3rd bronze 200m breast 13th 200m individual medley 10th 200m free 12th zoom back 3rd bronm 100m free 12th 100m fly 10th 100m breast 14th 400m individual medley 11th Randy Roberts 800m free 10th 400m free 9th 100m back 8th 200m breast 4th 200m free 9th 200m back 8th100mfree 9th100m breast 6th Girls 11 and 12 relay 400m free 3rd girls 1314 relay 400m free 2nd 400m individual relay 2nd girls senior 400m free 4th 400m individual medley 4th The 1314 yearold girls swam senior events also in relay Boys senior relay Roger Brisbane swam with 1516 yrshe Is ll yrs400m individual medley relay 41h 400m free relay 4th Losses knock outJuveniles Two losses eliminated the Barrie Living Lighting Juveniles from the Kin cardine lacrosse tournament Saturday Barrie was nipped 75 by Fonthiii and trounced 154 by London Jim Reid scored against Fonthiil Finder Andre Mireault and Brian DeGeer Brian MacGregor and Ted Giroux supplying the backup support for the goals twice Alan WANT ADS PHONE 7282414 Juveniles too strong Barrie Living Lighting Juveniles recovered from weekend losses at the Kin cardine Lacrosse tournament to thump hosting Alliston 83 Monday in play of the Huronia Minor Lacrosse Association Brian MacGregor paced the Barrie club witha three goal performance last night Bill Fahey added two in surance markers with goals by Rick Wehrle Andre Mireault and Don Leigh securing the win Mireault had two assists in the game as did Leigh Fahey and Andy Holt had one each Paul Neilson Philip Wheian 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