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¢J=fi 12 The Barrie Examiner Wednesday January 51977 SPORTS CORNER Oldtimers teams at Lefroy Arena every Tuesday faceoff at Games By RANDY MCDONALD Examiner Sports Editor The established and the new meet in the Oldtimers hockey game at the Barrie Arena Sunday Barrie Credit Union Oldtimers hockey club been around for few years and has proven itself competitive team in both local and international competition Newest member to the American Hotel Oldtimers te Oldtimers fraternity is the am These two clubs meet as part of the Huronia Winter Games which resume Friday with live sports on the run Both Oldtimers clubs have been active this season in ex hibition competition The one time they met it was American Hotel coming out with 32 win American Hotel tied Huntsville 11 in more recent play Highlights of each Oldtimers hockey season centre around their trips on the tournament trail Credit Union has its sights set on Switzerland this season and the European international Hockey Tournament Both Oldtimers clubs will be competing in the annual CanadaUnited States international tournament just few weeks in the future This tournament is in Niagara Falls American Hotel will be in New Brunswick Feb 1821 to compete in still another tournament Both clubs use funds raised from tickets sales whether it be side of beef or bundle of cheer to help defray the mam moth cost of participating in these tournaments They are looking for continued public support in their fundraising programs Game time Sunday is pm Huronia Winter Games are primarily for the local athlete Five games were held late in December and quite suc cessfully with perhaps the lack of response to wrestling the one sore spot number of events used the December segment as qualifying round for the Ontario Winter Games in North Bay in February Although labelled as part of the Huronia Games they have to be classnied as outSide events which would have been held anyway The remaining 14 games are for Huronia that broad band circling Simcoe County The games reach into almost every community to draw out competitors The fact that medals are offered to the winners turns the Games into competitive function This is important as it offers the opportunity for athletes and teams to test themselves under actual game conditions But what is more important and something continually stressed by the Greater Huronia Sports CounCil GHSC Is partiCipation Get out and partiCipate Get involved Try it for once shirk the stigma of losmg lhats the goal of the Huronia Games Noone is saying these particular events are highclass lhe obJect is to offer leagues teams indiViduals oftiCiaIs referees organizers chance to break out of routine and get shot at good com petition lts not going to mean anything unless ther is this mass partiCipation not only by the competitors there is that already in 1800 or so entries but in getting the support from the communities The media has been receptive to the Huronia Winter Games so far Much more than last year when the Games slipped by with bare tremor And thats good It has served to let more people know whats gomg on lot of the blame for this lack of awareness fell last season fell on the shoulders of the Greater Huronia Sports Council In all fairness to the counCil the concept of multisports games in Huronia was new and rather frightening when one considered the work involved There were mistakes made but there was also negative reaction Few knew what the Winter Games were or cared lhis apparently has changed The response cooperation and running of the 197677 HWG has met all expectations to date GLANCING AROUND There was so much activity in Swedens end that we didnt notice Barrie CoOps make goaltending change Paul Jackson was credited With gomg all the way in net for Barrie in the 73 Win by the midgets of the touring Swedish club Sunday In fact Jeff Muniby came in and played half the game lheres Ringette clinic set for Saturday at Guthrie Public School The theory workshop is open to anyone at no cost It starts at 730 pm there will be practical part of the clinic Sunday Ringctte is one sport in the Huronia Winter Games package which gets under way Friday Bob Denneys rink of the Barrie Curling Club is in Elnivale this weekend to compete in the playoffs With Winners of DiViSions 10 11 and 12 Brian Orser of the Midland Figure skating club and Michelle Simpson of the Elmvale Figure Skating Club are in the Easter finals in North York today through Sunday Bernice Lee of 32 Mulcaster St Barrie was the winner of the bundle of cheer draw by the American Hotel Oldtiiners Tie for New England Declark scores three Glen Declark found the range three times in Legion Minor Hockey NHL dIVISIOH play Mon day at the EastView Arena to enable his New England team to tie Detroit 44 It was one of two ties during the evening of hockey Los Angeles and Atlanta also batt ling to draw 22 In other games loronto dropped Chicago 4l Winnipeg spanked New York 61 lrail topped Washington 72 and Montreal stopped Boston 63 Steve Jones scored the fourth New England goal Gary Curry led Detroit With pair singles gomg to John Belts and Gary DaVis Steve OBrien had both Atlan ta goals Craig Oakley and Iohn Yasher replying for Los An geles pair of goals by Tim Peeler powered loronto past Chicago Scoring singles were Dave Phillips and Peter McNabb led McIntyre averted the shutoutforChicago lwogoal efforts by Scott Wells and Rick Beatty led Win nipeg to Victory Keith Penna and Shane Moxey tallied once Brad Celeste had the New York goal Robb McNabb Kipp Budd and Ken Vanhemcrt scored tWice apiece in the Trail Win Pete Campbell rounding out the scoring Frank Stoff and Rob Neilcn had the Washington goals For Montreal Lipskie led the way With four goals Jo Lediard and Butler had one apiece Peter Victch Kirby Rawn and George Byers tallied for Boston Paaleyanna plastered in oldtimershockey Barrie Pavmg snapped If If he With five unanswered goals in the second period and went on to beat Paulcyanna Sports 104 in Oldtimcrs Hockey League action in fhoriiton Monday In other games Gifford Old Come alive ORO Partridge Juveniles waited until the third period to explode against Gravenhurst Sunday at the Oro lownship toinmunilyCentre Oro ended Gravcnhurst lead With two goals in the se cond and four unanswered goals in the tfiird period triari Tole rifch two goals for Oro With Itave Gourlcy Pat Iinningham Wes Moore and Iofin VanRerkum adding sin gles Lone Gravenhurst goal was by Grant orcoran at of the first period Oro took one of the four minor penalties in the game toys stopped the Sharks 94 and Sears beat Radio Shack 53 Warren Eycrs led Barrie Iavuig With four goals John Gibbons had pair Singles Went to Larry and Ken Satin dcrs Wayne Kelly and Dan Birch Gord Strickland Iiiliiizirotli Iaufeyanna Al lfioinpsoii was the good Old Boy Monday scoring five of his teams markers Roy Atkinson Ncil Bales Erol Ifook and Gary Masters had Singles Ralph Larin Ilarry Bryan Kerry Barbour and Bill IIibbits tallied for the Sharks Greg McKnight was the key man for Sears in its Victory fir ing three goals Bill Lapp had the other two markers John Harvey Ed McIntyre and Bruno Iidd scored for Radio Shack Ila rry scored for WANT DS PHONE 72824 Brooms are not for sweeping By PAUL DELEAN Examiner Sports Writer Its 1130 pm hardly an hour youd expect to find many housewives students or work ing women at the Lefroy Arena But theyre here approx imately 30 in number changing into streetclothes after an ex citing and somewhat bitter broomball game The score was 10 Glover over Pauleyanna and the game had been hardhitting by In nisfil Ladies Broombafl League standards check thrown by Pauleyanna player after time had run out led to brief skir mish and exchange of insults Most players from both teams however shook hands at games end Violence and hard feeling are not predominant in this league The lLBL is now better than midway through its first season and even convener Diane Gow is surprised at how well its progressed its gone much better than thought it would thought the girls might get tired of it Then theres the fact that we play late at night she said The fiveteam league has the ice from 930 to 1130 plm every Tuesday at the Lelroy Arena time enough for two games One team gets bye every week The late hour hasnt been all IAtlJIYANNA forward prepares to give mighty smash to ball precariously teed on the foot of Glover player during action lues that much of problem ac cording to the convener Many of the players have supper and the children to take care of dur ing the early evening but the late game is late she said The 75 women who play in the league range in age from 13 to over 30 Many are from Barrie others come from Stroud Letroy Cookstown About half have husbands playing in the lnnisfil Mens Broombafl League Most had never played broomball prior to this season Barb Fraser 33 plays defence for lowers mother of three from Stroud she said shed probably be sitting at home watching teleVision on Tuesday night if she wasnt playing broomball never played before Just wanted to get out for sports didnt know thing about it when started We have lot of fun really enJoy if plan to do it again next year she said Mrs Harry Sqmbb wife of the lowers coach and mother of the teams 13yearold goalie Darlene cant get over the iin provemcnt in the calibre of play in Just 10 games Some of them were seeping like With normal broom when they started she remembers Some couldnt even stand up on the ice or walk They had to learn to carry the broom walk on broomball shoes and run around the ice day in the lnnisfil Ladies Broombafl League Quite few brooms and bodies were connecting during the game Patti Giorgianni 18 of Wall Real Estate admits to being surprised at the amount of run ning involved You really get tired it youre not used to it teammate 18yearold Rosemary Howcraft said one of the early lessons was that you get bruised knees if you dont wear knee pads Rosemary was in good spirits luesday Shed scored her first goal of the season in Walls 41 victory over lowers Cathy Maw led Wall with pair the other gomg to Marian Gervais Sue Seaman scored for Towers The class of the league Speedy Muffler King was idle this week The team which started the year as Kolmar and was also called Barrie for while is undefeated in nine games Goaltender Barb Richards has given up Just one goal for goalsagainst average lhosc familiar with ladics softball in Barrie Will recognize most of the names on the Speedy lineup They played on this years championship team Kolmar Eight of the leagues top 10 scorers are from Speedy The list is headed by Barb Blogg cight goals and 11 assists and Anna Storey seven goals and it asststs Despite the teams superiori ty most on the Speedy team have iiol played broomball but there was only one goal by Glover The league has two games week at the Lelroy Arena Its in its first before said convener Gow The teams were formed primarily by recruiting friends and acquaintances Women who came to the league on their own were placed with teams needing players explained the convener We wanted six teams so all could play every week but we didnt have enough girls she said leam sponsors pay for minimum of 12 uniforms The players pay $5 memberships at the start of the season and each team contributes $25 for ice time and $5 for referees on game nights There are three nights of regularseason action to go bet ore the league playoffs bring an end to the first lnnisfil Ladies Broombafl League season lot of people have been thinking about this kind of league for about two years We were going to try it last year but its hard to get started hard to get ice time and of course youve got to book in ad vancc tiiiiik its caught on now and is going to work imagine well get lot of them out again next year saysllianc Gow Standings lit GA SpccdyMulllir Si 00 ill Ill lillivcr ii If Ill liiuleytiiiiia If Wtill Ilcal Instalc II Iiivurs it 32 year and involves approx imately 75 women from Bar rie and area Examiner Photot London Knights lash Marlboros 60 to move three points up on Fincups By THE CANADIAN PRESS London Knights blanked lo ronto Marlboros 60 Tuesday to Strengthen their hold on first place of the Emms Diwsmn of the Ontario Hockey Assomation MaJor Junior league In other games Niagara Falls Flyers dumped Oshawa Generals 93 and Windsor Spit fires beat Sault Ste Marie Greyhounds 62 game With Kingston Caiia dians at St Catharines was postponed because the Fincups had Just arrived home from the Search still going on for next NHL president IORONIO CI The scar ch for replacement for National Hockey League preSi dcnt Clarence Campbell is re suming and league governors expect to name his successor by June Jacques Courtois preSi dent of Montreal anadicns said lucsday fivemember committee suspended its search for re placement for the 73ycarold league president in April after he and others were charged With illegally givmg or agree ing to give benefits of $95000 to Senator Louts Giguere in ex change for the senators in Danbon loses Oro edged the Danbon NoViccs 31 in hockey action in Stroud this weekend DaVid Gillespie had two goals for the Winners Billy Wilson thcother Iohii Kilpatrick replied for Danbon UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT The Clansman Manor lesidential Home Big Bay Point Accommodation for seniors semiinvolids diets planned For further information please call Mrs Sheila Collins 4363252 The Clansman Manor Big Bay Point Rd RR Barrie fluence in obtaining lease ex tenSion on the dutyf rce shop at Montreals Dorval airport granted to Sky Shops Export Ltd Campbell is former officer of the Sky Shops company and the case is still in the prelimi nary stages Ihe last hearing was Sept 27 and no date has been set for resumption Mr Campbells personal problems were the reason for the committee slowdown in tin ding sunable replacement Courtois member of the selection committee said in an interVicw In no way lid we want to make it appear we had lost faith in Mr Campbell We Will be Iivcniiig up the search immediately though By June of this year we should have successor Weve got to hustlethis along New York Rangers president William Jennings another committee member concurred With Court0iss desire to resume the search immediately World Junior Ifockey tourna ment in Czechoslovakia IIay resumes tonight With Niagara Falls Visiting Kingston At home the Knights who held period leads of 30 and 50 now are three points ahead of St Catharines iii the standings The Fincups have four games in hand Dan Eastman scored pair for the Winners Dino Cic carelli Iini MatRae Dean Hopkins and Steve Stoekman got the others Playing before 22230 specta tors Ioronto received nine of the 14 penalties called but were outshot 4525 Flyers Generals Zl Niagara Falls Flyers scored seven secondperiod goals to Win the battle of the cellar dwellers Guy Losier scored three goals for the Flyers in last place in the Emins DiVision Mike Gar tncr added two and Mark Re naud Steve upola Brent Armstrong and Louts Fran ccschctti scored one each Joe Campagnola Les Camp bell and VIC Bailey replied for Oshawa Ray lrwm traded to Oshawa from Kitchener Rangers Nov 11 played his first game for the lastplace Generals of the Ley den DiVismn and was assessed two minor penalties lrwm had refused to report to the Generals after the trade because he said he wanted to play fora contender Spitfires ti Greyhounds Ron Fricst and Gerry Leroux each scored two goals for Wind sors fourth Win in five games John Wilson and lerry Porter scored the other Windsor goals lim Coulis and Tony Cuomo re plied for the Greyhounds lhc Spitfires ch 20 after one period and made it 40 before Coulis scored on Windsor goal tender Bob Parent fate in the middle period The Spitfires held an edge of 4035 in shots Midland tops PeterReina Rons Longhorns of Midland beat PeterReino 8361 in Sini coe County Mens Basketball League action luesday Ray Brian of Midland and Gerry Kastmets of PeterReino were the high scorers each With 22 ponits CORRECTION On page of our Warehouse Sale Circular there is on error off our entire ladies ski wear should have read off ski wear selected from our regular stock We regret any inconvenience this may have caused you our customer Sean Barrie Georgian Mall 509 Bayflold St TIIERELI BE no rebound thank you very much seems to be the declaration of Paulcyanna goalie Mary Ann Ilitchon to Glover forward LIZ Marshall during third period action in luesdays lnnisfil Ladies Broombafl League game at the Lelroy Arena Mary Ann gave up one rebound too many however as Glover won the game Glover stands se cond in the fiveteam loop Pauleyanna third Ex aminerPhotoi Nadia Comaneci the choice as female athlete of year NEW YORK AP Nadia ComaneCI of Romania who thrilch millions With her grace and perfection in the gymnas tics competition at the 1976 Olympics has added another tropfiy to her case lhc Associ ated Prcsss female athlete of the year Vt itii the sports world focused on Montreal for the Summer Games omanch then 14 moved into an area of gymnas tics never travelled before the realm of perfection Ifcr first flawless routine came on the uneven parallel bars the first perfect score in Olympics gymnastics history Provmg the leaf was no fluke Conianecl picked up SIX more perfect 10s on her way to Win ning three gold medals In an Olympic year other performers won more gold but through tfic big eye of tele Visioii no one gained more at tention It was the international acclaim won through her vast exposure and her perfection that catapaulled onianeci to the top of the sports world She was landslide Winner in the balloting by countryWide panel of lS sports writers and broadcasters She compiled 342 of 00 votes Dorothy Hamill of SPORTS CALENDAR HOCKEY 830 pm Eastview Arena Newmarkct vs iVitan baiitams BASKEIIMLL 330 pm Midland at Park Street thigh school pm Georgian College at Allistoti County League ClRLING at Barrie Country Club Mens Curling League Brewers vs Regional Assessment Office Royal Bank vs Mens Club Home City Police vs Victoria andGrey tlIC vs Registry Office Dental Assomahon vs Revel International 0ro all over Penelang team The Oro Partridge Juveniles made trip to fcnetang worth while Monday by stopping the home club 03 Oro fed 30 after the first period on goals by Doug Shelswcff Jeff Jonginans and Dave Gourlcy Wes Moore and Larry McCuaig tallied iii the se cond and Gourley added se cond in the third period Ray Cote laul Lafaivc and Ken Cowan scored for Penttang Each team served live minor pcnalt ics Riverside Conn the gold medal figure skater at the Win ter Olympics received 106 votes Chris Evert winner of this award the prcVious two years finished third With 80 votes Followmg Evert in the ballot ing were speedskater Shcila Young of Detroit who won gold Silver and bronze medal at the Innsbruck Olympics East German swimming sensa tion Kornelia Ender who won four Olympic gold medals golfer Judy Rankin the first $100000w1nner on the womens pro tour and skier Rosi Mitter maier the cheerful West Ger naii who won gold medals in he downhill and slalom at In isbnick Sarjeants Peewees shut out Unionville SarJeants Peewees scoring leader Billy Hoare showed the way again luesday as the team blanked hometown Unionville 30 Hoarc fiad three goals to br ing his points total this season to 45 Mike Daniels and Gord Warrington also tallied for Sar Jeants Gord Bcatty earned the shutout Billllc outshot its rival 264 SarJeants has now gone 14 league games Without loss The team returns to action this weekend in tournament in Lindsay Rampaging Mansfield stops Shorneys Mansfield crushed Shorneys 71 in one of three Huronia Senior Hockey League games Monday Rick Dunn Ken McDonald and Brian Curtis had two goals apiece for the Winners the other gomg to Gary Scott Taylor scored for Shorneys Crown Hill got goals from Peter and Doug Partridge Chuck Emnis and Brian Brow and stopped Bruce StoreJ Heating 41 Keith Cowdei scored for the losers Reg llllllt struck twin to lead and Masonry to conquest of Peter Reino lvai Cameron Dorian Cox ant Brian McCann also tallied in the Winners John Dwmnell ark Phil Parker replying for Pete Reino Spitfires unaffected by hockey Hurricanes League leading Spitfires got more than they bargained for from the lastplace Hurricanes in Legion Minor Hockey MaJor Division play Tuesday but ek ed out 42 Win Peter Elam Skinner McLennan and Smith scored for Spitfires Dobson and Hutchinson for Hurricanes In other games Hornets drubtied Tigers 42 Phantoms clipped Lions tlf Iyphoons top ped Sabres 53 and Mosqintos mgmtheMustangsItf Ligfitfiall Casey Rictiardsoii and Warnica scored for the Hornets Davuf lhanasse and Ienfofd reply ing for the Tigers lhrec goals by Schleisman went all for nought against the Phantoms wiio got four goals from Shannon Wood also tiad pair for the Winners Garrick the other for the Lions hattrick by Stevens pac ed the Iyphoons to their deci sioii Mayor and King scoring the others Boulton Public Works Christmas Tree PickUp Christmas trees placed on boulevards will be picked up by the Public Works Department commencing Monday January lOlh I977 The cooperation of all residents is requested in placing trees for pickup on that date in positions that will not interfere with requnred snowplowing procedures The cooperation of all residents is appreciated Neill Fox CET Public Woih Superintendent and Roberts scored for ttii Sabres lremhlays pair helper Mosquitos to their Win Forbes scoring the other lhurlow scored for tht Mustangs Standings Spitfires Mosquitos ligcrs Iyphoons Sabres Iliiiiifoins Mustangs Hornets Lions llrilCJlltS eatuJon iwmwawwwuor ionl re RENT NEW TRUCK V2 Tons OPunels 12 Vans 018 Vans Power Tailgates Commerciol rates Footurlng GMC Trutlu RENT TRUCK 341 BAYIIELD St lAlBavfiald sunoco Car Washl 7370800