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10 the examiner Friday Feb 1978 Stephenson nets winner THORNHILL Barrie Allan Cook Juveniles have ad vanced to the finals in the York Simcoe Minor Hockey League Barrie defeated Thornhill 76 Thursday night to win the bestofthree series 20 Barrie won the deeming game the hard way having to come from three goal deficit and had one goal called back lim Stephenson scored the winning goal with one second remaining It was Stephensons second goal of the game Stephenson is filling in for the injured Gus Eyers Eyers broke his wrist two games ago Stephenson is defenceman who is now playing centre and left wing Murray Hadley scored three goals for Barrie two in 29 seconds Two of Hadleys goals were scored while Barrie was short handed Harrie had three sliorthanded goals in the game Jim Miles had goal and three assists while Chris Wonch had goal and an assist Greg Campbell and Mike Brooks had two assists each Single assists went to Bill Johnstone and huck Edward Paul Jackson played the first two periods in goal for Bar rie and faced 19 shots Dave Campbell played in net in the third period and had 12 saves Barrie was outshot 3128 lhornliill led 10 after the first period and 42 after the se eoiitl Harrie will play the winner of the rilliaNewmarket series tor the league championship The team leaves tonight lor Sariiia to take part in the liiteriiational Silver Stick Tour nament this weekend Ellis Atoms win John Ellis Minor Atoms shut DAmbrosio and Darcy Taylor out RichmondIlillTttlhursday Robbie Jeriney and Taylor night at Eastyiew Arena in the had two assists each Single York Simcoe Minor Hockey assists went to David Priest league Dainty Schaly led Barrie with two goals while singles went to Marty larker Danny iillilaiid Stephen Day Mark DAmbrosio Cory Kirk Keith yr and Scott Forde The team has won 18 games lost five and tied one in regular season play crosscou ntry PW mm Area and Resort Oranasvtlta Cedar Highlands Hockley Hllls Hockley Valley Mansfield Marfield Forest Club 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LEN Hottest lake Wasau Bach Midland Orillta Barrie Bradde Pdnts Trails CMTraih Parry Sound in Shanonu Sinsis ram Wt Pm Coulson has olis defeat Oak Ridges By WERNER BERG IN Examiner Sports Editor The Barrie Colts finally did it they defeated Oak Ridges The Colts had to score three goals in the final period to edge Oak Ridges 65 Thursday night at the Barrie Arena in the Mid Ontario Junior Hockey League The Colts have not defeated league leading Oak Ridges this season and according to Doug Raymond team manager it has been several seasons since the last victory The Colts trailed 32 going in to the second period but had tied the game before they ran into penalty problems Oak Ridges scored two goals in the last two minutes of play in the second period to take 53 lead into the third period WANIEI WIN The guys wanted to win said Howie Forbes Coltscoach They know what they have to do against them They have to skate with these guys and hit them Forbes said Forbes said Bob Toffan played an outstanding game in net for the Colts The teams each took 38 shots in the game Forbes said the win over Oak Ridges was important at this point in the season with only four regular games left before the playoffs start SEASON At the start of the season it wouldnt mean that much Forbes said Now it does in theslrelch drive Forbes said the players had desire and that was the reason they rallied to win Forbes said he was upset with the of ficiating in the game and hoped the quality of referees would improve for the remainder of the season The Colts took 10 lead at five points 335 of the first period when Bob Coulson boomed slap shot from just inside the blueline Assits went to Wayne Church and Eric Cumming Oak Ridges tied the game two minutes later and then at 736 Jim Angus scored on twoon one break Coulson and Cumm ing assisted MAN SHORT With Barrie two men short and Oak Ridges with one man short the visitors tied the game With minutes left in the opening period the Colts were guilty of some sloppy play in their own end and failed to clear the puck Oak Ridges took a32lead The Colts tied the game at 609 of the second period with short handed goal Angus scored with Coulson assisting Angus had four scor ing chances the previous shift with shots from close in but was unable to get the puck past Gary Brumwell THROWN lT Neil Parker was thrown out of the game for fighting lateinthe second period and Oak Ridges took advantage with two powerplay goals in 63 seconds The Colts came out flying in the third period and held big advantage in the play They outshot the visitors 127 in the third period Rick Bowman made it 54 at 648 with Cumming and Cox assisting on powerplay goal Two minutes later Cumming tied the game at 55 with Cox and Coulson assisting At 1445 Coulson gave the Colts the lead during heavy shooting spree at the Oak Ridges net Cumming and Angus assisted The Colts had 27 minutes in penalties while Oak Ridges had 18 Cohan bowls 297 ioiopleogue Norma Cohan rolled 297 to top the Good Friends Bowling League ednesday Helen Gould had 245 while Nora Fellows had 243 Also with 243 was Marg Ralph Cathy Mc Caiin had 240 and 235 with Olga Peryer having 235 and Marlene Moxey had 232 Ralph led the bowlers in the high triple with combined score of 680 McCann had 654 Jean Bould had 631 Evelyn IJoft had 616 Doreen Gracey had 602 Gertie Dickey had 598 Mary Tweedle had 596 Lori Peacock had 576 and Mary Itirner rolled 575 The Pickled Prunes lead the league with 47 points Second are the Fuzzy Peaches with 14 points Sour Grapes are third with 39 Bitter Lemons are fourth with 35 Prickly Pears have 31 points Crab Apples have 29 Navel Oranges have Dried Apricots have 215 Sweet Cherries have 21 Pink Grapefruits have 16 and Chunky Pineapples have 65 Bob Toffan Barrie olts goalie juggles shot on not during Thursday nights MidOntario Junior Hockey League game The Colts defeated Oak Ridges 65 their first win over Oak Ridges this season Toffan faced 3x shots in the game Oro 77s fie Bears 33 Brion Cole scores 0R0 Oro 77s tied Bracebridge 343 Thursday night in the Georgian Bay Junior Hockey League The Bracebridge Bears led 21 after the first period but the score was tied 22 entering the final period Oro was outshot 3722 in the game Brian Cole scored in the first period for Oro with Doug Shelswell assisting Shelswell then scored in the second period with Don McCuaig assisting Cole scored his second goal of the game in the third period Central senior girls win volleyball games The senior girls volleyball team from Barrie Central Col legiate had an easy time Thurs day as they defeated Coll ingwood 153 157 and 156 They are undefeated in league play in two yeais said Central senior coach Bob Clarke Clarke said the club played consistant game although they have played better than they showed on Thursday They can play much bet ter game Clarke said Clarke said the team placed second in recent toumament in Oakville losing in the chain pionship game to Toronto twm He said 20 of the best teams in Ontario participated in the tournament The midget girls team lost 1510 and 1510 to Collingwood We werent playing to our ability said midget team coacti Louise LeRoux Wc didnt play as well at the net They really have that down pat LeRoux said St Josephs is one of the top teams in the league The Central junior team had to come back to defeat St Josephs High School of Barrie St Josephs won the first game 1512 Central easily won the se cond game 155 and then edged St Josephs 1614 in the deciding game vlary Foster tilt of the etitral ollegiate senior girls volleyball team returns spike luring lhiirsdays game against olliiigwood The Central senior team won Iiiit 137 and 156 with less than two minutes left in the game Shelswell assisted Bob Davidson scored twice for Bracebridge with Mark Puf fer scoring one The 77s are in fourth place in the league and have three regular season games remain ing Huntsville is two points Jets lose ANGUS Ivy defeated the Oro Jets 21 in the Dufferin Sim coe Ladies Hockey League Thursday at the Essa Township Community Centre Brenda McLeod and Betty Detwelcr scored for Ivy with Marilyn Barr scoring for Oro The Jets host Alliston Sunday at the 0m Township Communi Arena behind Oro and have one game in hand Oro has won 10 lost 16 and tied three games this season Oro hosts Parry Sound on Feb at the Oro Township Community Arena at pm Slessor loses 53 Richmond Hill defeated Slessor and Periard Minor Midgets 53 Thursday at the Eastview Arena Richmond Hill held 10 lead after the first period and led 31 after two periods The final goal was scored into an empty net King Clancy is colorful By El HARPER Chay In the middle 19405 an uncle of mine and had two sightseeing boats that we sailed from the dock at Britannia Park in Ottawa At the park there was dance hall hot dog stand and an openair restaurant with roof The hot dog stand and the restaurant were operated by the one and only King Clancy On days when it rained we were unable to operate the boats because very few people would frequent the park The King would also be very slow with his business So being an athlete myself it seemed that on these rainy days Clancy and would end up talking sports by the hour Francis Michael Clancy was very colorful person to know He always seemed to be in joyous mood and seeing him on TV today he hasnt changed much in all these years When King was playing hockey he was rowdy player who knew all the angles and he was the inventor of more than one As referee in theNHL for 11 years he was just as col orful and there wasnt player who could get the last word in on Clancy When King played defence for the Maple Leafs he was on 1y 157 pounds through his best years He was always talking and scrapping and was an inspiration to his teammates with his absolute antipathy for defeat He played hockey for nine years with the Ottawa Senators the greatest team to play hockey in the early 1920s Conn Smythe paid cool $35000 to get King from the Ottawa Senators an unprecedented sum in those days and more so because it was the early years of the Depression Smythe had just built Maple Leaf Gardens and he was already heavily in debt with mortgages People thought that Smythe had lost his marbles in paying so much money for only one player But the King showed his worth for six seasons He made the allstar team four times This did not reflect Clancys ability as player because the first allstar teams did not start until Clancy had been in the league 11 years Clancy played with all the greats of his time and his cons tant jabbering relaxed such great players as Charlie Con acher Joe Primeau Busher Jackson Red Homer and many many more He would send them on the ice like tigers making speeches in the dressing room while standing on rubbing table often stark naked waving his arms in comic gestures In 1932 in the final against New York Rangers Clancv saw that his teammates were uptight and very nervous The Rangers who were led by Frank Boucher with the Cooks Bill and Bun Taffy Abel and the great Ching Johnson were favorites to win the game King jumped onto the rubbing table only partly dressed and yelled have great confidence in our defence but fear for the forwards think youre shooting will be off You big bastards have the look of lambs Ill show you what ex peck He jumped down from the table and the players who had been grim turned to watch the King Clanc went over to pile of hockey sticks selected one threw puck on the floor and took aim at an alarm clock that trainer Tim Daly kept on stool He fired the puck and it smashed the clock leavv ing glass and the works strewn all over the room Clancy casually put the stick back in place and walking to his locker started putting on his hockey gear The room exploded in laughter and Charlie Conacher laughed until he cried Then Charlie went onto the ice and scored three goals The Leafs won 61 and went on to win the series for their first Stanley Cup victory Having spent time 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