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amt Pt 10 The Barrie Examiner Tuesday December 14 1976 Expect strong Orillia team By RANDY McDONALD Examiner Sports Editor It wont be total rise to have Orillia lifters dominate the weightlifing competition of the Huronia Winter Games Not when you take look at the entry list posted by the club heading into Sundays event at Park Street Collegiate Institute inOrillia Theres Scott Webb Grade 12 student at Park Streets who is the Ontario champion and holder of five provincial records in the 99 pound class Bob Stripp another Grade 12 student at Park is the Cana dian teenage champion in the 123 pound and under class with Ian Webb of Orillia third best in his class in Canada Orland Carscadden also of Park Street is ranked as one of the best teenage lifters in the province Orillia lifters won five gold medals at the Central Ontario Regional Winter Games last December as well as five silver medals This year they will be pitting their strength and conditioning against competitors from Bar rie Kewswick and Peter borough Weightlifting is one of five events which kickoff the 197677 Huronia Winter Games this weekend All told there are 19 sports involved with the ma jority of games between Jan 816 All but weightlifting Orillia and swimming Midland will be held in Barrie or in the im mediate area Weightlifting badminton curling and fencing are using the 7677 Huronia Games as qualifying round for the On tario Winter Games in North Bay in February quick rundown shows bad minton opening the Huronia Games Friday at Georgian Col lege beginning at pm It is twoday event and expected to finish around8 pm Saturday Curling is at the Barrie Curl ing Club on Sunday It begins at am and should run to pm Barrie has rink looking to the Ontario Winter Games Mike Barsevich skipped his foursome to win this past weekend at the Division level to earn berth in the Huronia Games As an added note the winners of last years curling events at the Central Ontario Games went on to win at the Ontario Baird on the move now has 20 goals Bob Bairds hattrick against Thunder Bay Twins on Satur day enabled the Flyers right winger to hit the 20goal mark in 18 games of the Ontario Hockey Association Senior league Paul Regan with 24 goals is the only Flyer to pass the 20 goal mark to date Gary Lyte is three goals short and Phil Branston needs five Baird appears to have hit the scoring drive which kept him at the top of the Senior scoring race last season He started slowly but has come on strong in the past month including fourgoal outburst against Mississauga Golden Arrows Dec Regan is the top pointgetter for Flyers He has 51 points Linemate Branston has 21 assists to add to his 15 goals for 36 points with Baird and Lyte tied at34 points each Defenceman Steve Sly is fifth in scoring for the Flyers He has four goals and 14 assists for 21 points Sly is also three games shy of hitting the 250 game mark in Flyers uniform Baird has 241 career goals the most of any Flyer with Bob Monteith sitting one goal away from his 50th career goals with Barrie Playingcoach Darryl Sly needs one goal for his 25th as Flyer Flyers are at home against Brantford Alexanders Friday Alexanders which play Russia in exhibition hockey Thursday are tied with Cambridge Hornets just one point behind division leading Flyers TEAM STATISTICS after 18 season games GP Pu PiM Regan 13 14 27 51 28 Branston 16 15 21 15 18 Baird 18 14 34 44 Lyte 17 17 r7 34 Sly I7 417 21 10 Knapton 18 914 34 Burlington 16 12 Polanic 18 ll 12 12 Carleton 10 Ferguson 17 010 10 Agnew 16 59 Monteith 13 73 Smith 14 24 Sly 16 12 Peppler 13 18 Whitby beats Lindsay 81 LINDSAY Ont CP Whit by Warriors scored three wer lay goals and one short ndedpgoal en route to an 81 victory Monday over Lindsay Lancers in an Ontario Hockey Association Senior game The ame was the only one schedu ed Monday Play re sumes Thursday with Barrie at Brantford Greg Bodnar scored two oals to lead the Warriors Ken esjardine Gord McCosh Brian Hart Charlie Convery Paul Raymer and Mark Robson addes oneeach ill WinterGames Fencing is at Barrie North Collegiate on Sunday starting at am It has attracted number of top performers in cluding the possibility of member of Canadas Olympic Fencing team to act as coaches Figure Skating is the other event which runs this weekend It along with swimming is one of the largest events of the games Its an allday event beginn ing in the morning at Eastview Arena thenmoving into the Barrie Arena in the afternoon Figure Skating is expected to be major attraction of the Huronia Games not only be cause of its size and popularity but because of the guest ap pearances of Ron Shaver Shaver is one of Canadas premier male figure skaters Hewill be making two guest ap pearances during the actual figure skating competition ff around pm and pm Shaver will also present medals to the skaters during theday At one time we reported that there would be no charge to watch Shaver perform This has been changed There is at nominal fee for adults with children admitted free of charge GLANCING AROUND Games Committee is still in need of volunteers to help out during the Huronia Games Theyre needed to act as site hosts to help out with sale of Tshirts assist site hosts help out at the Games headquarters If interested contact the Greater Huronia Sports Council at 7269300 Ext 212 There is still room for teams to enter the volleyball competition Jan CLUB FOUNDER Neil Mitchell took good look at all the snowmobiles as sembled at Sunday after Getting out on the snowy trails was not an easy feat Sunday for members of the newlyformcd Minesing Junior Swampridcrs Snow mobile Club Dressed and ready to go at pm they were faced with snowmobile inspections ranging from the condition of each engine to licences and and Jan 16 at Eastview headlights Couegléte This 15 0Pen Machine inspection is part teams in both the mens and of the routine now ladies events Tom Bryk coach of the Sudbury entry in the Legion Minor Hockey pro gram says hes looking for an exhibition game with an atom team Hes at 7373439 Should know by the end of the week which members of the Barrie Allan Cook Jeveniles have been selected to compete in the annual allstar game Dec 26 Len Campbell of Richmond Hill is coach along with Ted Moore of the Cook juveniles They will guide the York Simcoc Minor Hockey League allstars against representative team of the Tricounty league snowmobiling club will undergo at biweekly meetings held in Minesing as part of an education none of the members is over 16 years of age The club was formed to fill TIIOHNIIIIJ Barrie olls Junior Hockey Club was look ing to cut into the lead of the Thornhill Thunder Birds cur rently in second place of the Mid0ntario Junior Hockey League but missed with 43 loss Monday which allowed Thunderbirds to open bit more room between themselves and Barrie Thornhill now holds five point edge over thirdplace Colts Barrie has one game lead over Orillia lravelways according to latest statistics available from the league Barrie and Orillia meet headon Thursday at the Barrie Arena Thornhill broke open 271 deadlock with two unanswered Milner 12 ll Patterson 1548 Others 10 ll 23 TOTALS 101 175 276 1171 GOALTENDERS GP GA 50s lug Patterson 1548 407 Fancy 177 5011 Others 75 01200 RECORD HOME and AWAY 11 1F GA Pts Home 10730653914 Away 8530364210 TOTALS 11 12 ii 0101 ill 24 STANDINGS anwick Division Brrie 12 101 82 24 Cambridge 11 102 80 21 Brantford 10 56 72 Orillia 102 711 19 Belislc Division Thunderliay 13 61 110 T7 27 Whitby 84 so 19 Lindsay 5121 53 9611 Mississauga 18 65 I71 Hockey player to go on trial SIMCOE CP hockey player charged with assault causing bodily harm in Jan 15 Ontario Hockey Association Intermediate game will go on trial next April David Foster 24 of Brant ford pleaded not guilty to the charge in county court in November Foster former player with the Paris 490rs was charged with assaulting Mark Boughner 26 of DelhiLangton Leafs who suffered cut lip during game Foster was to have been on trial in November but his law yer Daryl Varey of Kitchener asked that mistrial be de clared because one of the jurors said he thought he knew Bough ners family Foster will be tried by new juryin April Riders sign halfback NEW YORK CP Jerry Wright sixfootone 200 pound sophmore halfback with Brooklyn College last season signed contract Monday with Ottawa Rough Riders of the Ca nadian Football League George Brancato head coach of the Grey Cup champions was in New York to sign Wright 20 to CFL contract for undisclosed sum plus signng bonus goals in the second period liar rie clawed back with goal 21 seconds into third period only to have Thunder Birds again open twogoal cushion before the moons meeting of the Minesing Junior Swamp riders Snowmobile Club with club president Doug gap in Simcoc County according to organizer Neil Mitchell The kids with snow mobiling interests were sort of left to run wild said Mr Mitchell Sunday before the meeting the second the club has held since organizing There was no organization forthem Mr Mitchell who belongs to snowmobiling organ izations in Simcoe County contacted people in the community and ended up sitting at the head of an organizational meeting attended by 15 between the ages of 12 and 16 halfway mark of the period lirn Angus scored the final goal for Harrie with 55 seconds remaining in the game Jirri Horvatli and Larry Dunn had the other Barrie goals Bud Shirley opened the games scoring at 1441 of the first period with his first of two goals Shirley was to net the eventual winning goal in the Adams second from right the latest under inspection The executive was formed December with Shirley Young snowmobile operators getting to know what safety is An executive was formed at the Dec meeting with Doug Adams serving as president Shirley cthons as recording secretary and Stuart aycr as treasurer Members intend to take sixhour instructional course to get their snowmobiling licence during the Christmas break from schools course culminating in written exam on snowmobiling rules Their club meetings lll volvcd preparing routes for trips inspecting equipment and travelling over local countryside Snowmobiling clubs for youths are long overdue in Thornhillsgrip on Second place tightens with 43 win over Colts third He sandwiched scconrlixrirxl goals by Rocky Pantalonc and Bob lluntcr Colts beat the same Thunder Birds 73 before home crowd Sunday There were eight penalties handed out in the game with Thornhill taking five me by Greg Chappcll in the first period helped set up llorvaths marker Thornhill outshot liarrie 3426 with llal Hake in net for the Colts thminder Ed lakarnat su was the pick for Thornhill coach ltalph Beer Colts record stands at 10 wins 12 losses and WU tics SlMMAHY First Period Thornhill Shirley 211 Dallrio 1441 Barrie llorvath 12 lllunn Colsonl 1730 Penalties Stankov 213 Threegoal outbursts spearhead victories in Legion NHL division Hattricks by three players spotlighted N111 Division play of the Barrie Legion Minor Hockey League at Eastview Arena Monday Two of the threcgoal per formances were by players on the same team Scott Campbell and Rob McNabb had three goals apiece to spearhead the 124 shelling by Trail against NewEngland Albert Walker Peter Campell Bill White Dale Grif fen Marcel Dunkcr and War ren Won each moved the mesh onceforlrail John Yashcr was the other threegoal performer He led Los Angeles to 43 win over New York Craig Oakley had the other goal for Los Angelcs David Sutton Brad Celeste and Ian hurchward replied in losing cause RIM Barrie AllANDAlE GOLF COURSE Chicago outscored Wash ington 51 led by the twogoals of Tim fox Dale Johnstonc lom Mellonough and Glen Surgcnoi had one goal each for the wrnners Brian Garnett potted the lone Washington tally Winnipeg got two goals from Rob lleattie to slip by Montreal 41 in other league play Mon day Keith Penna and Welles hit for singles Lone Montreal tally came off the stick of am Galbraith lioston turned the Toronto with 41 Boston got tide on triumph goals from four players for the edge in play Paul lrammer Peter Vcitch George Byers and Kodic Kohl were the scorers Dave Martin answered for Toronto Two goals by Peter Kobra helped Detroit to 51 win over Groomed Trails 285313 hv Atlanta Richard Ray Marshall McFadden and Doug Lelilanc were the other Detroit marksnicn hris Doyle hit for Atlanta To Lea 111 43 Essa Rd Barrie Barrie CoOp major midgets are intent on rounding out the current year with as hot record as possible then star ting the new one off with bang CoOps have 14 wins to their credit in the York Simcoe Minor Hockey League YSMHL with the latest 53 decision over Thornhill Thunder Birds at Lefroy Arena Sunday CoOps take to the ice again Thursday against Richmond Hill at Eastview Arena in game slated to start at 830 pm CoOps have two games re maining in 1976 After Rich mond Hill theres game Dec 22 at Eastview against New market Barrie then opens the new year with an exhibition game against touring Swedish midget hockey club That game isset forJan2at2pm Tickets for the game have been on sale for the past several weeks Gethons servmg as recording pan Tambiyn and Murray secretary and Stuart Mayer Hadley struck for two goals as treasure against Thornhill Graham Gif 4134s Ontario according to Mitchell but this is the first he knows of There are 41 clubs in Ontario so others will probably start tip for kids interested in taking part in the same sort of thing he see said The club has met oppo sition in the form of Bill 161 the Motorized Snow Vehicles Act passed in late 1974 Mr Mitchell says the act discourages youth from snowmobiling and he said sfi changes will be asked by the youth club the lluronoia Snowmobile Association and the Ontario Federation of Snowmobile lubs lakevcln 1238 Chappell 1543 Second Period Thornhill Panatalone Pimm Johns 1140 Thornhill Hunter 17 lakev chi Ilowsonl 1807 Penalties Beilby 426 ltudkin 11 1516 lakevchi 1813 Third Period Barrie Dunn 22 ltudkin Angus 021 lhornhill Shirley ll lunassi 722 Barrie Angus l0 loulson lunngt1905 no fen had the other URW loses United Rubber Workers major bantams would just as soon forget this weekend URW bowed 74 to Thornhill at Lefroy Saturday and 52 in Orillia Sunday In Thornhill Barrie led 24 at one point The score was 44 after two periods The Orillia contest was tied at 11 before the home team took command with pair of second period goals Glen Vollebregt Clint Irwin Matt Gariepy and Jim Garner scored against Thornhill Scott Guest and Gariepy finding the range againstOrillia URW next sees action Wednesday at 830 pm in the Eastview Arena against Richmond Hill Gateway wins Gateway Contractors blanked Schombcrg 54 this weekend on goals by Doug Smith Doug Howey Dale McKnight Chris Anderson and Dave Collingbournc Dave Levcnick earned the shutout Gateway travels to Thornhill Wednesday for an pm game Cash takes Cardinal Cash and Carry minor pccwees made the best of homeandhome series with Orillia this weekend winning both gamcs31 Gary Bertram had pair and David McAllister single in Orillia while Kevin Roulston scored twice and Jimmy Har ris once at the Barrie Arena The teams next action is homeandhome series with Thornhill next weekend They Come From All Over Simcoe County From USl Penalties Pimm 542 Ileilby 1018 Shots on 11 ct by Sarjeants Peewces extended Barrie 910726 their Barrie Minor Hockey Thornhill l3 14 Association winning streak another two games this weekend swamping Sharon 70 and edgingOrilIia 54 Billy Iloare and John Sharp had two goals against Sharon John Gray Stan Stone and Marten qualifies Jeanne Marten of Barrie won Canadian 10pin Howling Federation qualifying round in Toronto this weekend llcr victory came in the ladies scratch division after an eightrgarne total of 1485 She now advances to the pro vincial finals in Toronto in March Mike Daniels one apiece Bruce Degecr recorded the shutout Against Orillia lloare fired hattrick and twice Sarjeants has now won nine and Sharp scored tied one of its last 10 Guaranteed until January 311977 SYVLW BARRE DRIVE CAR 7266474 BARRIE Georgian Moll 060104 MlDlANl 221 mi 5mm HARHIE 34 Dunlap St 1151 126 5126 9364 games Its next league game is against Bolton at Eastview Arenaat715pmDec15 Sarjeants will hosta wee team from Philadelphia for series of exhibition games dur ing Barrie Minor Hockey Weekend Philadelphia returns tht favor during the spring break when Sarjeants will participate in sevengame roundrobin event Lions tie Barrie Lions novices and Alliston played to 33 draw in York Simcoc Minor Hockey League action in Alliston this weekend Barrie rallied from 31 deficit after the second period to gain the tie Martin Parker Robbie Jermey and Darcy Taylor scored the Lions goals Their luck wasnt as good against Sharon Sunday the Barrie Arena Sharon scored in the third period to gain 21 victory Mark Ragot had the only Barrie tally It was the Lionss first loss of the season The team next sees action Saturday at the Barrie Arena against Unionville Two wins John Ellis Construction Atoms of Barrie recorded pair of wins this weekend 50 against Thornhill and 32 against Aurora Mike Dubois and Walter Hinton led the way in the shutout victory each scoring twice Scott Metcalfe connected once Greg Smith and Billy Cudmore shared the shutout Craig Perry with pair and Metcalfe with single scored against Aurora Dubois had threeassists John Ellis returns to action with road game in Thornhill Friday 51 decision Walton Insurance Minor Midgets still smarting from 90 humiliation in Orillia rapped Thornhill 51 in York Simcoe Minor Hockey League play this weekend The midgets spotted Thornhill 10 lead then CoOp midgets win 14th league game roared back with five goals Steve Chappel Kevin Guest John Surgenor Dale Pickard and Dave Miles handled the scoring The teams next game is Sunday at Richmond Hill Bell splits Bell Canada Novices split in weekend YSMHL play Bell edged Newmarket 31 Saturday at Eastview Arena then drop ped 30 decision to Stroud Sunday Mark Owens Darren Rumble and Stephen Sclater scored against Newmarket Patrick McDonald Sean Newton and John Kilpatrick did the damage inStroud Ball meets Lefroy Saturday 420 pm at Barrie Arena Bobcats Win Douglas Mercury Bobcats Atoms slipped by Thornhill 43 in YSMHL play at the Barrie Arena Saturday Shannon Hanspiker Kerry Berbeck James Bulawka and Donnie Potter with the winner late in the third period scored for Barrie The win moved Bobcats into second place Next game is tonight in Unionville Home ice Richmond Hill used home ice to good advantage this weekend in game against Green and Ross minor bantams of Barrie winning 21 Kelly Cummings had the Barrie goal Atoms excel Kinsmen Major Atoms scored 31 victory in Aurora and 51 victory at home against Thornhill in York Simcoe Minor Hockey League action this weekend Shayne Corson had two goals and Robbie Tustin one in the Aurora game Tustin Corson Brian Cyr Stewart Smith and Shawn Deane Scored against Thornhill Tis the season for deliveries Rent an extra truck from Avis 101 Dunlap St BARRIE 7266527 Merry Christmas If youre over 50 The Municipal serves your best interests more than $4000 and maybe even longer Savings interest credited monthly at 812 °o minimum balance require ment in your account $250 Monthly interest on DEBENTURE lNVESTMENT CERTIFICATES of Ask your Municipal Manager about other membership privileges titiAVlNHUHl Io hirinhrka no iiniitm 11 summon it LHI Menthel madn Deposit llll41llltlllltldllltll li 411 Accounts opened to and including the 15th of December earn interest from the ist the munlclpal savings loan corporation ammonia mi 11mial 141 warrior 1N1 am omit 31 tlr tiitl