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8The Barrie Examiner Friday August 1976 Job well done Mayor Drapeau By El HARPER hayl The 21st Olympiad came to close last Sunday with one of the greatest spectacles ever viewed by the people of the world Seventyfive thousand people were in the Olympic Stadium to see the closing ceremony and millions more wat ched on TV as the final curtain came down on 15 days of the best sports events in the history of the OlvaiCS Mayor Drapeau the dynamic little mayor of Montreal must have felt very proud of himself as the 75 thousand fans gave him standing ovation lioi Mayor Drapeau it was dream come true They said that he couldnt do it that the buildings would not be ready in time Yet we watc bed the most exciting Olym pic lames ever in the best sports facilities ever built Besides giving accolades to Mayor Drapeau we must tip our hat to the Province of Quebec and the ity of Montreal They did great job and doubt if we will ever see sports spectacle to compare with the 21st Olympiad again Romanias Nadia oinaneci put on dazzling display in gym nastics the likes of which we had never seen or thought possible and her winning smite won the hearts of millions of people watching throughout the world Then we watched the great superstar Koruelia Ender of East lerinany who is only 17 years of age atid has habit of breaking world records in swimming During tier stay at the Olympic Village she became one of the most popular girls there always snnling and pleasant with everyone she met She also became the greatest woman athlete in Olympic history winning more gold medals than any other woman in the history of the 11y inpics We watched Peter oiihof of West Germany cry on the shoulder ot his great coach instave Killian after winning the gold medal for bicvcle pursuit racing anadas Greg loy was big surprise to viewers as he jum ped his way to silver medal in the high Jump And Nancy la apick as given heros welcome as she returned home to Halifax Nova Scotia alter winning bronze medals iti both the an and Jtllt metre backstroke swimming events But there were many disappointments for anadian tans Debbie trill the llritish olliiubia high jumper who missed on what should have been routine jump Diane llones who could do no better than sixth place in the womens pentathlon She had been fourth going into the final event Bruce Simpson of Toronto pole vaultct who finished in fifth place in Munich failed to clear the opening height of five metres and finished 21st ln basketball aiiada lost to the VS in medal play amt again to the Russians lhe auaitians were very weak in track and field events bicycle racing wrestling boxing judo and even oiir equestrian team did not show what was expected of them ell it is on to Russia for the 22nd Olympiad in 1980 dont see how the Russians can top the show the tanadians pill on tor sboiild sav tthucbeccfs put on1 llut it theOlympics should coiitniiic in little and doubt it they will with all the political issues 111 the world the athletes will be just great with out standing teats iii the arious events And world records will top ple like thc have in all previousOlympics only hope that the anadians who are sent to the next Olym pics will be conditioned to meet the worlds best both physically and mentally For anadiaus can do far better than was shown Ill thc21st Olympic Games in Montreal Division winners make allOntario representative team of llairie tykes will be gunning to win their division before home town fans this weekend as the Ontario Minor Lacrosse Association iOMAi regional tyke playoffs takeover the Oro toininutnty and lilastview are nas The local tykes take to the lilastvicw Arena Saturday at It in against Oshawa am Sunday against Whitby and Lt 5o pin Sunday against Orilha lti all tour through decided on divisions the champion is the basis of tiiost points totalled in the twoday tournament The winner in each goes on to the allOntario final Barrie is in division It total 19 teams will be com peting in the regional playoffs The top squads division are Brampton Peterborough liar milton and Toronto Beaches Action gets under way at the Oro arena at am Saturday with the last game slated for 555 pm Games at Eastview go from am to 650 pm Saturday and from 955 am to 40 pm Sunday Barrie Raceway Entries Sll ltli liiSl llIlT llltSl lil Illl lute lll lll lt tll lt Hill ltllit 11l lei Spence uiiiiin Son Siglrut sinuitei ianulla Illi ll Illlll loinre slt ibttl III sum to Ilrown It Iield ll Lee Lougheetl It lettries It Scraiuiage Jones llyroii it llIliIH ti trowi ll Dil Lee it in ilil lsili VI tdSs lioyai liclipsi MaiArthur liick lice lill ac Jililitc Suiget Sociariy lune lIIIIilllIUI III Still Iiillllli lllltlil Iylll 111 llll tiiniiiiaiil Iiithel lii lii ll ainpbell It lulleiuieditn llyroii ii iniwc tass Iiymn Mann Illltlllll liitoutiii ll cison tilllltllllltllt lliii It It Ill F1130 Ill lttooksJi Ht 111 lIfliSlW lliildoii till ltll lliui ilina tilll Sciatniagr II liiSiiliitii Ire tt dtiiilltlii Iltttl Hold lioyal twin Hughes lirrtliut ll element Illllilt lt Aliltl Larabee it eetapei Jones oruiwooil tlups llrown eah lurlnci ti Vtain it flissla It Scraunage 11 Rob lion lraeey Harris SIXIII IIi III so it tAlerIlll Illi1i ll llaiise lleslip Jones llrooker It Kennedy nine ADIOS OKMIH lltOtK LAIRD lwiitucky taper Key slouc Inkling it Miss Song iFIornta linahurst ll Midnight liirkci Lee Sl llll so Milill llldli VA Met lure ARMS llIl llll Hone Itiown II Ilutlei 1i Kennedy It olland it Fl tllillll Maggie Muggiiis lastiiiiclluth tv len lliti Sotv lTltillIIl lI IF III S900 lillllli NF VII Illl ltl HO ARI ttaiiasta Ital fiiiiiiiiitii ciialta Dancei lo tale mm III III have 01 lllltll lll lt1 MISS lliN lllttl tl IIh ItRISlllID Nordic Iort loom OJIITNTI iiestiire ti rowc Mctlure it Jones lilteniiedct ti tainpbeli IkIlI Dunn llliitl 1i Lougheed Aniierud Manna 1y Ktllllfil Second title won The 75 win by Bentorswell Construction over Starr Elec tric Thursday at Queens Park clinched for the second con secutive season the Division title of the mens Recreational Fastball League Dan Duffy handled the mound duties to pick up the win lie gave up seven hits in the seveninning game while striking out five Ron Charlebois was the los ing pitcher lie was tagged for seven runs off seven hits Big inning for Bentorswell was the second when four runs reached home Keying the rally was triple by liff Martin The construction crew opened the game with three runs in the first inning Brian Richardson had pair of hits for the victors It was loss number 24 for winless Starr Electric Bantams bid is successful Les llertrani and Solis swept the championship of the llii ronia Mitior Lacrosse Associa tion bantam division itlt 11 win over Alliston Thursday The winning edge was pro vided in the shooting depart ment with Barrie superioi around the net larreii Won led the bantaiu club with six goals lltigli lleaton had big night with three markers and one assist while Dave Duncan and Dave Berriault each sank pair Mike llollinan backed tip trio of llarrie goals loe iiicliardi had three goals for Allistou with Mike Mctaully and Rob annon netting sin gles Alliston now meets llarrie Kinsmen at iiiastview Arena to decide the second place club DAN MALONIIY Maloney with Team Canada When Team aaada opens training camp in Montreal Monday it will be of added in terest for Barrie fans Dan Maloney of the Na tioiial llockey Leagues Der troit lted Wings and pro duct of the Barrie Minor Hockey ssociition has been selected to compete 111 the anada up lourna ment opening Sept against the national teams of Sue den Iechoslmzikia Finland the tnited States and the Soviet lnioii lie was picked this week along with goalie Dan llouchard of the Atlanta Flames detencemiin Dine Burrows of Pittsburgh Penguins and Montreal ta nadiens Bob laincy to llllllL the roster toli players Nine goals for Bauchman Bell tanada 1111Ittlliilltlttil Midland 126 in nunor liiciossi play earlier this week at the Elmvale Arena Now thats more like it liar rie Skating School ttlstlllt tor Mrs lfllie luidolin ti North liiik liil encourages Lisa if Ann Leblaiii of foil McMiiriayAl1a to get that leg up during class llll week II the Harrie ltltt SKTING SCHOOL IN FULL SWING ilis tiiiitlolin is one of the cotoundirs of the school new into its seventh year tI$iltllllll lhotoi Test for drivers and cars atMolson Diamond rally All roads lead to the Not tawasaga lnn east of Altistou Saturday as driicr from On harm and the tnited States twat their cars and talent iti the din inond ltally the sci llltl round it Illt Millsoiis llltlltlll tally tllitl1llltt31llll Among the but il tryinrnli il in the tlti It iic i1llo Iortll ot llirie and tiny Mlltakaiiii o1 loil tieilit ttir one went tilt ililI iiirtii in theouratl Slllillllt With 111 points they are to behind the leaitcis alto ltoyie and Victor Wcici ot Munster llainlet who ate IMtItl to beat or near ihi ltlillt tittit Hunt in tllill Toyota 01 idla In tliiliinan tindiiiis ltiii llllrl1lllillllltiIiil lregi tit Harrie stand ill in their clis itei the first Tllolsoin tall the lidiiska lllltl in Ottawa 1i Then tliei siiipi 1Sti the epert with 1illllltt Loss to Cornwall stops Bandstand liit lot it went up wt it 111 11 ii toiiiii it ill eons As 11 iicrluh Iv tion Lin tieti tittit iniiinoilta iI wall Bilii ids ii gilttii viii 11 1111 two iii 11 opeiit llitii 51v llllllli ili lStLiiv zuid it earn ii2 dim gt5 lltlllillli Stin li with Ii threw in ori lleni= and ll liillfi viiliitlfi itiireoas iiiiililcwlidt mo ot pair irisUN limitin llilly and 13w in than not worn l1t goalx iii= ii ilt lloaii had four goats iii the tiitltiiatiietit opener tint llaiidslaiid with Hob ltnbm tlosi liehnid with his ha ti ick Xitikti titt the illiltl tho goit illt lliIll ti 111111 litittmiti llitii tlf lliitiit1titi 7iiltiiii11ut itiinitni ft liifluii liiliiphilrsiiuii12H lillsairddimtiieetisiic il iliijite lttl Hiilididsni oo oi etch with llict does and llinr sicrikrw Stltltliiiiliti ItllshatttiilitL1itil iii iiiiw il ll Kt 31iit1 thru tti tiri iies tines iltlltl llgii dduiisipni Em iim linehoxerall tlm too will lit out to do well lot second ionaciitive event iitlu1iiiiiiuni lie llillllll till lilt tltlly IS tioin IIo 111 to 1iltl pin Satintry It clinical scru tiniii ing will take place until It Ill ii lllsl mi it be heading out it oi 111 Allowing loran hour anln halt dinner and serr viii stop at thi laple Valley Service tintri return to Not tawo aga is foreseen for it pm An award presentation is scheduled for to in The route which is closed to regular traffic is total 12 notes ovir dirt roads Drivers Will be competing for Molsons rils tlil tlcittli ltJll tally itli iric intone it well as lcii liiifltpfliydu Wn Vilitil llll ploti ttuifl xho unt to see the un 11 irior ltt tlltti to hisji tin iiiiiii itiiittil sttiflt in humid llli on toitnty timid loin Iltiit north of lti1 it he spot ial sailt 21 toad Vllll1 runs uphill ii lliw tl no2 the Ski Vail lltil wt iii1i1otie gtritl ic ot the paved Email is tioin 141 pm Huts can walk in till the 21 ot the special introtinting vehicles 1114 out it applox Nit lhi AdivwlltlWtl adults not at however are iirititiilu lot iltty tttll ius crashed oft tll1t ladiiasla itiiiiioid oni of si oil1vili itziiSlltlt riaiiiipitnshtp the series are illiouu twentiries Ltd Moon it ida littlLillillv Tin lniiel lll lib iltlli itul ti tiizotir lln It as an easy way for CoOp to end the schedule but not so for 71a rkson Hotel There was to be dou leheader Thursday at Queens ark to clean up the schedule of the Barrie and District Major Fastball league CoQ the win when Not tailia tric defaulted the game while larkson Hotel secure in third place had time picking up 32 win over last place inesingJuveniles It was leheader of little significance the final stair dings lieadingzinto Sundays opening playoff reunds oOp finishes the 22game schedule with otily five losses and first place In second is Aw Drive lii while larkson holds down third The fourth and fitial ple of berth is held by ana ian Itortes Base llorden llraves Braves and and begin best of seven semi final playoff series Sunday at Queens Park tollowed bv the opening game Allin leads golf round lTNDlti 1l tll tuddy Allin riding high with an eight under par it in the fir st round of the It Open golf tournament wants to win this tournament badly If he does Allin winner of last Sundays Pleasant Valley tournament will qualify for the ltl7tiWiiiltiSeries itlull of the series featurin Co and larksOn Minesing couldnt get the hits when needed most last night The Juveniles came within hit of breaking open the first inn ing when Dan Malloch loaded the bases on back to back walks and base hit by James Mc Nabb Malloch worked himself out of trouble by getting the next batter on to pop up and fanning the final batter Juveniles starter Kevin Ma ckin wasnt so lucky He too had trouble finding the strike zone early in the game He gave up hit to Brian Shaughnessy in the first inning then walked three of the next four hat ters Shaughnessy scored on wild pitch with an error by Minesing resulting in second run McNabb came through with Striders hit new heights Slelhen Finchs jum of 164 metres in the juvenill boys lasS highlighted the high jump conipetirnns at the lluronia Stirilers uncomers meet at Georgian Collage this week Other winnng heights were Marty Segals 145 metres for bantain boys Sendra Legross 14 metres for midget girls Monique adeaus 12 metres for bantam giro Jodie LaSalles metres for tyke girls and one metre as cleared by llarry Sawyer in tyke boys and Michael Daniels in 3mm boys Only top tyke team advances to playoffs leams from the south divi sion will mingle with their north counterparts Saturday and Sunday in tyke elimina tion baseball tournament at the Knock ltall lark lhornton Village lnii tykes are simnsoring the tournament which has six teams meeting in straight knockout affair to determine representative to the Ontario Baseball Associa tion playoffs Favored to meet in the final are Thornton undefeated lea ders of the north division Wllh 160 record including con vmcing 24 11 shelling of Midland this weeki and Bolton still unbeaten leaders of the south with l2tl record Other teams in the tourna inent include lhornhill and Newmarket from the south division and Midland and 7011 ingwoml from the north First game is Saturday at 10 am with the championship game expected to begin Sunday Iltlltm Knock lark IS located on the Ioth sideroad and ninth line of lnnifi Township MICHELIN TIRES OFACTORY cosr Plus per tire Invoice on display In our liowrooin PARKLAND TIRE SMULCASTER 7262220 sar key triple in the third to score Ron Giffen but the Minesing bats remained silent for the most part with men in scorin position in the fourth an seventh innings All told Juveniles stranded 11 runners on base compared to the seven left by Clarkson Final Minesing run came in the seventh when Bob Thomp son singled with the bases loaded 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