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10 The Barrie Examiner Wednesday December 29 1976 SPORTS CORNER Better game is expected By RANDY MCDONALD Examiner Sports Editor The 1558 spectators at Mondays exhibition hockey game between Barrie Flyers and the Prague Selects came close to being disappointed The touring Czechoslovakian team had its flight delayed half hour at Halifax and actually missed the connecting flight from Montreal to Toronto its good thing the bus was waiting right at the plane and not at the airport said Jean Marc Lalonde tour direc tor from the Canadian Amateur Hockey Assomation As it was the Selects arrived in Barrie Just after pm anything but rested Thats why Mr Lalonde is expecting better gametonight Selects severely tested Flyers Monday The game was close as the 32 score indicates and the best game by the Flyers at home this season despite the loss lt was one of those games which ended too quickly Any person calling himself fan of hockey would be foolish to pass up the opportunity to watch the Czechs work lts basketball on ice the way that puck floats And speed theyve got plenty of that enough to keep Flyers defence sharp and movmg up to try and choke off the rush before it really got on track lt was different Flyers club than that weve seen of late in the Ontario Hockey Association Senior League Despite their onepoint lead in the RenWick DiVISion theyre as guil ty of slacking off as any club Not so Monday The wingers stormed back as soon as Flyers lost possession of the puck That gave Flyers defence some added protection and helped cool Czechs passing game Expect more of the same tonight from the Flyers Flyers coach Darryl Sly has been on number of clubs which has met overseas teams in exhibition play He led Flyers in close checking game from his pomt posuion on Monday This is something else to watch out for as Flyeis Will be at tempting to cut off the Czechs passmg game by taking man completely out of the play Flyers goalie Ron Patterson played major role In Mon days game for Barrie before beaten by puck which went off Milos Novak in front of the Barrie net for the eventual Winner Selects spent the early portion of the game trying to penetrate the defenSive ring thrown up by Barrie They then started blasting at the Flyers net from the point They throw it around lot Patterson said We ex pected that thats what they did last year Our defence played well Our Wingers were coming back added Patterson They like to feed the guy in the slot all the time but when weve got our centreman standing there tfif screws things up and they have to go back to the point Thats why they were shooting from the pomt all the time They do that then well keep them to three goals aagainst every night Patterson was on the bench as number two man behind Grant Cole last season and could only share moral victory in the 53 Win by Flyers in the first meeting between Barrie and team from Czechoslovakia He had an admirable game Monday and was selected by the media at game as the outstanding Flycr Jagr Jaroslav was the goaltender beaten in the last period by Flyers last year He may be working the tzcchs nct tonight He would dearly like to Wipe out the one defeat which marred an otherWise perfect North American tour 1an year After the twogame series With Flyers the Selects move in to Brantlord Thursday for game against the Alexanders New Years Day has the touring club meeting Sault Ste Marie Greyhounds of the Ontario Major Junior Hockey League and on Jan its game with the Senior Thunder Bay lWins of the Senior loop Selects have scheduled game with Laurentian Lnivchi ty of Sudbury for Jan There are number of players With the Selects which met Barrie last year including Frantisek Cernik Libor Havlicek Milan Chaulpa goaltender agr and Miroslav MIKIOSOVlC Chalupa Josef Agusta and Frantisek Cernik are the three members Witht he Selects who played in the Canada tup series Dr Otto Janousek preSident of the Selects hockey club was on tour as well last year Chalupa has also drawn the interest of the Toronto Maple Leafs of the National Hockey League Selects spent most of Tuesday shopping before taking up an offer by Fred Day manager of the Barrie Fitness entrc todropin to use the Centres facilities lonights game is the third for the Selects They have won both games to date starting With 24 Win over the Nova Scotia Voyageurs of the North American Hockey League on Sunday To compare to two games would say the Flyers would have beaten the Voyageurs said Lalonde Larry Belisle tchairman of OHA Senior Hockey League councu and Vicechairman of the Ontario llockcy Assomationi told me the Flyers were going to beat the Czechs Lalondc said he wasnt so poSitive but had second thoughts after seeing the Flyers Wayne Carleton and all GL1ltNIlt may not be big issue to most but its certainly gnawing away at others Its the issue dealing With what has been termed the lack of respect shown by the Flyers at the games One fan said he was embarrassed when Flyers did not take off their helmets for the playing of the national anthem lts common practice elsewhere but one neglected in Barrie This seems to be irkiiig growuig number of people at MILAN llLlP works out with the weights after dip in the pool at the Barrie Fitness Centre Tuesday Chalupa was one of the Czechoslovakia team members which met and lost to Barrie Flyers last wRWéfififisfiw season Prague Selects edged Flyers 32 Monday and play them again tonight Chalupa also played with Czech olslovakia in the Canada Cup series Oro makes it to tourney final with 42 win over Port Perry GUTHRIE Staff Oro Partridge JlthlllltS arc in the lina ls of the annual Silver Stick elimination tournament for jllVCllllC hockey teams Oro defending champions of DiVision pleased the hometown crowd with +2 Win over Port Perry Tuesday at the Oro Arena It was the second Win of thc touiiiaiiicnt for ro and pits them in the Division final against the Winner of Bcavcrton Stroud game which istoday ln othcr action yesterday Elmvafc bcat Sunderland tookstown cdgcd Wasaga Beach lIl Whilc lcnclting lac ed tookstown 181 in exhibition play The exhibition game resulted from AJaxs failure to show lucsday Ajax 1S defending Division tournament cham pions and were 65 Winners over Midland in the first round Brian tolc scored pair of goals at seconds apart in the sc coiid period to snap scoreless game between Oio and Port Perry Oro got another goal in the third period from Doug Sliclswcll with Dave lourley roundingout tfic iioscoring ltill Perry got goals from Stuart ochraiic and Henry Frcitcr IIXIIIBIIIUN Thrcc goal performances by Larry owan and Greg Arbour helped Penttang tune up for the division final against oll ingwood lliuisday at pl11 Novice tournament will wind up today itIIIRIII Staff hill do Port Perry Bolton and KcsWIck novicc teams flaw in cornnioii Each has Win in the l10lt hockey tournament running in conjunction With tfic second an nual Oro Silvcr Stick cliiiiiiiii tion hockey tournament for JUVtllllt teams The first of the twoday fourr nament Klettl off lucsdziy with Port Perry beating KesWick 41 Bolton doubling Bczivcrtoii lril Kcswuk blankr ing Barrie 2M and Oro falling 34 to Port Perry in the final gameof the day Dave Burnett scored two goals to lead Port Perry past Oro raig Mciizics had lllt other ro iiizirkcr Port Perry opened and closed the first day With 111S Kcswuk iiianrigcd Otlt goal iii the opener by Scott oddcn MPHJCS had two for thc VltltHS with Lee Wilbur and Steve lurhani chipping in one each iiiriic couldnt score against Kcswuk latcr lll the day and fcll behind Hi ititltltll Ray mond Craig and Wayiic Sllllr iiions coniiectcd for one goal cach in lhegainc Michich Mctullough led Bolton by Bcaverton with his thrcc goal ixrlolrnancc Stcvc irdclli lctci Bifolcfii 121 were the other Bolton scorers lcriy Keri had two for Bea vcrfoii with Brian Mitchell hit tiiigfoioiic lhc louriiaiiicnl will Hlltl up today with the championship final stl lOlTIillp in tonight Good showing by Bob Cats despite being knocked out IlINIlI Doll ltittcl was the big shooter for lllt Douglas Mcrcury Bob als at thcannualSilvchtickcliiniiiir lion tournament in Pcnclanguishcnc Bob tats were from the Midland sponsorcd cvcnt lltltl this year in Perutang when lire destroyed the Midland arena followmg ii 41 loss to strong Midland cliniinatcd AFTER 20 LEAGUE GAMES Two Flyers near 20goal mark The twogame series between pair of 20 plus goal scorers out Barrie Flyers of the Ontario Hockey Assoc1ation Senior League and the touring Prague Selects of Czechoslovakia resumes tonight at the Barrie Arena The 1558 spectators Which watched the Selects squeeze by Barrie 32 Monday was one of the largest crowd to watch hockey game this year Tonights game 15 all the Flyers are concerned about at the moment Once over theyll return to the Senior loop and their battle for first place of the RenWick DiviSion When Flycrs return to active duty in schedule theyll have to improve their record and two more players Within striking range of the zogoal plateau No offiCial scoring statistics have been released for the past couple weeks but Flyers ceri treman Paul Regan Will be ranked high He has 26 goals and 28 assists for 54 points Bob Baird has 22 goals and 16 assists Witfi Phil Branston standing at 13 goals and 24 assists The other Flycr Within two goals of the ztigoal mark is secondyear player Gary Lytc His 18 goals and 18 asSists for 36 pomts rank him fourth in team scoring after 201caguc games Dcfcnccman Stcvc Sly Witfi his 24 points on We goals and 19 assists is currently filtfi in the team scoring stats He IS also eight points away from hitting 200 career points as Flycr Playing coach Darryl Sly necds one goal to crack the goal plateau Branstoii needs two more points to reach zoo points This 1S Braiistons lfiird season Wit Barrie Baird is seven goals short of 250 in his six years in Flycrs uniform IND Illl lSt tlItItS IS lIltl regular gaiiitsv lts lilii litgun an Lair Hriiiistoii 21 iii Di and if HARD LANDING FOR JACK SMITH tciiiii Monday Bob llS oponcd fhc tourna llltlll with ii In over bigger tollingwotxf liib The game was tied it It after overtime Willi tournament ruling giving tfic Win to Bariic Potter had two goals against olliiigWood and one against Midland lllIlS Sichrt was lllt other Barrie goal scorer in tfic first game 1411 Ill Ill lti ti so 1024 III htldllliii 71017 34 Burlington 715 loliiiiic lit 14 ttirlltoii ll IL rtigusoii to It Agnew it ti 51 fish l2 Motllcilli HI Sliiltfi 2t 1cppIti If 18 Miliiir It It lillltlSOll ll ti tltlirH 10 11 ll Itillils 112 tiff 1105 390 ttlllllllul il SUS Aig lnfltrsoii Nil 87 407 Fancy 77 12 41M UliltlS 75 It 1201 HP Hill Home and wayf ll hlt lls 111110 121 ll 76 463 Ill Away fl 42 lo Totals 20 11 112 RR 2N Jets chief dies at 74 NfuW YORK AP 77 Phil lsc liii president of New York Jets of the National Football League died at the teams Manhattan tilllCtS lucsday He was 74 club spokesman said lsclin was alone in his office when he collapsed and died of an appar ent heart attack at 330 pm FSl He is survived by his Wife Betty son Jimmy anti daughter Kay lselin who also served as president and chairman of Monmouth Park race track was sliickcii by severe heart attack Sept 19 While Watcfuiig lfic Jets play the Broncos at Mile High Stadium iii Denver The noshow by Ajax was the second of the fiveday tourna rncnt HuntsVillc never ap peared for their game Monday ELMVALE WIN Elmvale scored four uri answered goals in the third period to eliminate Sundcrland in further DiVision play Tues day Danny Ritchie was the top scorer for filrnvalc with four goals including three in the third period Handy Gilberts goal With 725 remaining in the game gave mkstown +3 Win over WRAPUP Wasage Beach DaVId Ansley had two goals for Wasaga Beach With John Worth adding one other Cookstown led 10 after one period and 21 after two Sergio Aristovski Terry and Randy Gilbert scored for Cookstown The Juvenile tournament AA and DiVisions head into the home strctcfi today With clubs in doordic situation Barrie Allan Cook Juveniles meet Newmarket to day at pin to decide which club makes it final game Thurs day iii the AA class Stroud toms win title atElmvale fulAlVALrJ StroudSimcoc Radiator atoms captured toure namcnt honors at the annual falmvale hockey tournament earlier llllS week St roud trounced Crccmorc 10 to Win the championship of the Atom class Leading the way Willi four goals was Donnie Brown Mike Tudc and Brent Fisher struck fora pair of goals each With IlflC Taylor and lord Dixon each scoring one goal Andy Matticc had tfic lonc trecmorc marker There were four teams in the tournament With fzlinvale bow mg 91 to Slroud With Brown again the pace setter With five goals Cude laylor Greg FranCis and Stephen Allan chipped in singles Hattrick Scott ampbctl and Albert Walker syxiarheaded 51 Win by lrail against Atlanta in Legion hockey play Monday at fjaslvicw Arena Walker had three goals With aiiipbcll chipping iii pair Sfcve McBride was tfic lonc goal scorer for Atlanta Match goals Boston and Washington skated to 11 tie With Fred fliciichuk scoring for Boston Neil hrisfophcr was tfic lonc goal scorer for ashington 32 win Los Angcles slipped by Detroit 152 on goals by John Yasher ani Browning and Tim Boiilton Dave Whetharn and John Bcttz Detroit in the Legion Minor Hockey League encounter at fflastvww Arena Monday replied lt Stiff games KthAltDINE Barrie Credit Union peewees ran into stiff competition at the annual Kincardine hockey tournament Monday losing both encounters The larger Walkertoii club delivertxl 92 loss to Barrie With Kincaidinc defeating the local club 72 Craig Wadv dingtoii and Mike Lloyd had goals for Bairic against Kiri cardine With DaVId Hofbcii the only Barrie marksman listed against Walkcrton Four goals Tim Cox was the big gun in NHL diVision play of the Barrie Legion Minor Hockey League Monday at EastView Arena He scored four goals to pace EH Win by Chicago over New England 1om McDonough Paul Nastasiuk Scott William son Ross Polls and James lraccy scored for Chicago Glen DeClark scored two goals for New England With Singles coming from Slaven Kovak and Steve Jones Lashed 82 Winnpcg trounced Toronto 82 in further NHL diVision play of the Legion Minor Hockey League Monday ShoWing the way With two goals was Shawn Morrison With singles coming from Keith Penna Scott Welles Shane Moxcy Jeff Toogood thris Latour and John White Dane Phillips and Brett Hodges scored for Toronto Montreal wins Montreal got goals from lcrry Lediard and Dace Born to slip by New York in BLMHL play Vince llafket was the lone marksman for New York More to come Huronia Winter Games tHWGi got start Dec 1719 With live events run off Main bulk of the lttsport event starts Jan fl and rims through to Jan ltl Official opening ceremonies take place Jan at Fred Grant Memorial Square Diinfop Street Barrie At that time the flag raising ceremonies Will take place Tournaments lournamcnt play this week involves number of teams of the Barrie Minor Hockey As socuition BMHA Rotary major pecwces dc featcd fctcrborough Hi in the first game of the Burlington Golden Horseshoe hockey tour nament Tuesday Barrie Gillcn Fariii Eqmp meiit bantams have been knocked out of the Silver Stick Elimination tournament in Penctangmslienc Willi Barrie Lions Nowces defeating Streetsville 104 and Royal York 81 in two games at the Stayncr Hockey tournament John Ellis Construction minor atoms lost 41 to Detroit then rebounded Willi 30 Win over Stratlord at the annual Stratlord tournament AURORA Ont CP Brian Maille and Jean LeBoef each scored two goals as North Bay 1rappers defeated Aurora li gers 63 in the only Ontario Hockey Assocration PrOVinCial Junior game Tuesday MEILUN 01 DENTURE THERAPIST Complete Denture Service Hours9 om pm Mon fhru Sol 250 Dunlop Sf Barriea 7286810 Member Duriluiisf Sotioly SEECTS WRM UP MEE BRE FLYERS IN TONIGHT AME TIA KLAPK Will be dress ed and waiting for Whatever the Barrie Flyers Senior hockey team can throw his way tonight at the Barrie Arena Selects are on nine game tour of North America havmg won their first two in cluding 32 Win over Barrie Monday The stationary bike gave Miroslav MlklOSOVlC tbottom photoi chance to work off little excess energy after spending Tues MIKLOSOVIC WARMING 71 Don Mills in finals of Wrigley tourney PEIEHBOROUGH Ont CP Chris Kurysh scored two goals Tuesday to lead Don Mills to 54 Win ovcr flanulton in the semifinals of the Ontario playoff in the Wrigley midget hockey tournament The Win put Don Mills into the final today against Peter borough who earlier Tuesday won bye into the finals With 53 Win over Kirkland Lake Fred Rubinoff Paul Marshall and Mark Krerar scored the other goals for Don Mills Dave Aqum had two goals for Hamilton with Kevin Kelly and Ron Prince scoring singles Larry Floyd scored twice and Dave Kayser Steve lully and A1 Fitzgerald had single goals for Peterborough Kirkland Lake scorers were Kelly Robazza Eldon Swanson peeial sfnios ffer lessons for Only $750 7373610 Dancing is Fun Learning is Easy Theres still lime to learn few basics Whether its the modern Disco Dances or more traditional like NewYeors Wolfz Whats your interest Lets make this your most exciting Holiday Season ever Call PATS DANCE SOUTH CENTRE We might be the besfChrisfmos present you ever gove yourself day in Barrie Selects took up the suggestion by Fred Day manager of the Barrie Fit ness Centre to drop in for hour or so and use the Cen tres facuities Examiner Photos CoOps vwmm Tuesday BLRLlNGTON Barrie Co Ops Major Midgets defeated RiverSide +3 for Win in their first game of the annual Golden Horseshoe tournament lhe Win pits Coops against Welland today at 415 pm further win Will see Barrier playing again tonight from which the Winner moves into the grand championship Thurs day There were few penalties handed out in the fastskating game Both clubs stuck to hockey Riverside led 21 after the first period With the game tied 33 after two lhree unanswered goals in the third period was the dif ference for Barrie Graham Gillcn had two goals for Barrie including the evenV tual Winning goal at 112 mark of the third period Paul lamblyn Jim Anderson Ran dy Mclntyre and Murray Hadley chipped in With one goal each Doug McKay had two goals for Riverside With Greg Flinlj traulf scoring the other Paul Jackson went the tstance in net for Barrie stopp ig all but three of the 17 shots aimed in his direction Cops are keeping them selves tuned up for the game Jan at the Barrie Arena gainst the Swedish midgets lhis game has pm start and Jerry Mallette Peterborough took the bye af ter Winning all three of their games Don Mills had one Wln loss and tie ii an earlier game Tuesday Don Mills and Hamilton played toa 22 tie RENT NEW TRUCK Tons Panels 012 Vans 18 Vans Power Tailgates Conimercia rates Footurlng GMC Truck RENT TRUCK 341 BAYFlElll ST A1 Hayfield some to Wash 737080