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ryafvtp¢¢zao fSPORTS WHEEL IulgAo4 yuu decided that would not ride the second leg AQThe Barrie Examinez Friday September I976 Tour was work but it was great By ED HARPER Chay Last week in this column wrote about bicycle tour that was invited to ride in from Orangeville to Barrie and return Well this two day tour started last Saturda in Orangeville with the weather just perfect for bicycle ri ing There were 18 cyclists about half were women and the course was very good with very little traffic As said last week had not been riding my cicycle more than three or four times all year and was in very poor condition for tour such as this We started out from Orangeville with the tour leader Les Humphries and myself in the lead We set very fast pace and had covered 11 miles in the tst half hour My old legs were holding up good until we came to hill It was the longest and steepest hill that had ridden on in many years About two thirds of the way up my le felt as though they were dead and they just would not ttirn tie pedals So got off the bike and stood there as everyone else went by me and right tip to the top of the hill Feeling very eintvtrrassul got on my bike and rode the rest of the way up When got to the top everyone had sto ped for rest kept on going and that was the last saw it the riders until that evening at the Rrookdale for supper Being an exbicycle racer onLv know one way to ride bike go as hard as can until run out of steam covered the first 30 jailes in about one and half bouts bitt at the 35 mile mark my legs began to cramp up and they kept gett ing worse until at the 142 mile mark had to call it day had passed through the village of Thornton and was getting flostt to Barrie but the old legs refule to work anymore Unless you have experienced the feeling of leg cramps caused jxjirough exertion you wold have no idea of the pain For about three hours couldnt move my legs or my toes Twitliout every muscle going into knot But my recovery was fast and was able to meet the gang at the Brookdale for supper and to frequent the dance floor We afll had ball and went home to bed about 1130 pm The next morningl was awake early as my wife and were to meet the riders in Barrie for breakfast As soon as looked out of the window and saw the weather of the tour to Orangeville We had breakfast with the riders and ac companied them for about 10 miles in the car Everyone was riding good in the rather cool weather when we left them If you ride bicycle and want to have some fun try bicycle ptour The Ontario Recreational Cycling Association has many vtours each year There are several tours on the schedule for this jfall If you are interested drop line to Tom Parry RR Jfreelton Out and ask for list of the tours still to be held this fyear he will be glad tooblige But if you decide to ride in tour take it easy rest often Eind whatever you do dont be racing Enjoy the scenery and Iyou will find that in Ontario the country is just beautiful and vthat riding bicycle is the best way to enjoy it hope to ride in another tour before long have learned my lesson and will take it easier next time hope that will meet jsome of you when do Gary Stoner Director of Recreation in Barrie writes to say jthat the Ontario Sports Travelcade Trailer will be in Barrie from Sept 2538 inclusive The van will be open daily from 15 pm and from 69 pm In sidc the van you will find all kinds of resources for your par chlar sports interest as participant coach or referee Reservations can be made for any sports group to visit the ijan have personalized service and use of the equipment and other resources The Province have asked however that reservcd time be limited to 30 minutes with no more than 12 in group For information contact the Department of Recreation at the ity llall TONIGHTS ENTRIES FIRST ll2 IIIII $100 tHONCIftA MacArthur 3WAITIJRS llR Moxr IROBIISTWILI Simon Hetelutnc Byron Louthd McfZachcrn chfrits 2Jerry Spciiccr rJunipin Jamie trSkylini ttisli Tllilltoppcr Brown 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Country Clubs Invitational golf tourna ment which starts Saturday Molsons is sponsoring the tournament which is expected to attract some 170 golfers in cluding as many as 50 from the host club The golfers will be competing for $3500 in prizes Golfers will hold practice round today and begin the 36 holes of medal play Saturday at am The final 18 will be played Sunday Defending champion is Bob Fitta of the host club SAWTIIROUGIIIIHCA Cellophane was developed in 1911 byJ Brandenberg MICHELIN TIRES OFACTORY cosr Invoke on ill 99 magician PARKLAND TIRE 7262220 Thirtytwo games and its all over But it was good year for the Barrie and District Major Fastball League with few com plainers protesting the cham pionship by Barrie CoOp Thursday at Queens Park Co0p scored early to edge and Driveln 31 and com plete fourgame rally which saw CoOp come back from los ing the opening two antes to win the bestofseven inal four games to two The final game of the season just had to be close one After all these were the same clubs which battled to within one point of each other at the end of regular campaign Firstplace CoOp swept through its four game semifinal unmolestcd while and simply over powered their opponents to set up the final confrontation The hits were hard to come by last night with loOp mak ing the best of the six they managed off and starter Ron McKee Iops Ken Payne checked Driveln hitteis with his threehitter McKee ran into control pro blems early and it cost and the first run of the game Pete Bertram singled to lead off the second inning for oOp Nick Owen successfully punched shot by the charging third baseman who was expecting the shortstop to drop biiitt With tWo oii McKee got Keith owden otit on strikes He then walked Ron lloggarth to load the bases and forced the open ing run home by walking Jack Shanahan Owen scored on ficlders choice It all starts tonight at Queens Park The ninth annual Labatts Labor Day Softball tourna ment gets underway at pm with Ilillsdalc meeting Barrie Optimists of the Bar rie Mens Recreational Fast ball League The second game and final of the evening pits Alliston Sports also of the Recrea tional Fastball loop against Golf llaven of the liinisfil Mens Fastball League Some Jt teams will be ottt over the next four days to try and win some of the $2400 in bonds up for grabs in the tournament The tournament is split in to two divisions ln Divismn One Intermediate and senior class teams there are entries from Streetsville Whitby Timmins Cam bridge Cobourg Toronto as well as Church Mobile Homes the Illmvalt Mir chants and Beatrice Foods of the Barric and District Senior Softball League and Convertible Pools of the Recreational Fastball League Division Two has entries from as far south as Toledo Ohio The Barrio cntrics iii cludc Barrie toOp and DriveIn Slcssor and Periard Insurance Juniors Aurora Juniors Bradford Queens Hotel Seniors Mines ing Juveniles Optimists along with Barrie Floor and Wall and Bentorswell Con struction Other entries in the divi sion are coming from llillsdale Toronto St Catharines Niagara Falls Port Weller and Markham The prize money is split evenly among the divisions First place winners pick up 1450 bond Second is worth $300 third $200 and fourth $100 The division winners then meet to decide the grand chanpionship of the tournament To the victor of this game goes an additional $200 with $1X left for the runnerup Games will be played all day Saturday Sunday and TWO GAMEsoEN McKee regained the control which made him the most po tent and hurler in the series and the winningest pit cher during the regular cam paign That is after Pete Landers reached first in the third inning when his un susscssful sacrifice attempt cost CoOp runner at second Pete Bertram smashed triple to score Bertram for the final CoOp run of the game McKee finished the seven inning game with 11 strikeouts keeping CoOp from mounting any real serious scoring at tempt in the last six innings The real story of the game was the pitching of Payne and firstinning and rally which fizzled ayiie gave up three hits in cluding two in the eighth which led the one and only CoOp marker The first however was by Paul Vannispcn to open the first inning An error placed Eric Ken nedy on base and advanced Vannispeii and appeared ready to break the game open early only to have the drive stopped when Vannispen was caught trying to score on an in field hit CoOp got the next pair of butters out on easy defensive plays to get out of the inning unsculhet Payne faced 34 hitters in the game and struck out seven It wasnt until the eighth that McKee reached liiync for double and had two out when Leo Koopinans drilled groundrule double to his wrong field to score McKee Monday at Shear MucMor rison and Queens Park Running in with the softball tournament will be tug of war chum pionsliip and horseshoe pit ching thoiiiniiincnt Streets ville is the defending touriiu incnt champion huvmg edged otit Bradford in the final last year Schedule of opening rouiid games for Division Two Friday pm at Queens llillsdnle vs Optimists 830 in at Queens Alliston Sports vs Golf Raven Saturday 830 ani at Queens Barrie oOp vs Village Caterers at Shear Si Barrie Floor and Wall vs Markham at MatMorrison 1M hzirlie vs and DriveIn 10 am Sczirbin litally vs Bradford litn lorswcll vs Markham St fiilhcrmcs vs Niagara Falls 1130 am Siiiiimys vs Slcssor and Iciiard 4Q lorl WclIir vs IuiiRomiii Stables tS Yoiigc Station vs Toledo Ohio Mi Schedule of first play for Division One Saturday pm at Queens Park Streetsvillc vs Conver tible Pools at Shear Park Elmvale vs Whitby at Mac Morrison Minesing vs no opA poncnt listed at the time of this writing 230 pm at Queens Beatrice Foods vs Coburg at Shear Camcbridgc vs Robin LeeSports pm at Queens Park Church Homes vs Timmins at MacMorrison Park loser of Streetsvillc Convertible Pools vs winner Elmvale Whitby game 830 pm at Queens winner of StreetsviIleConvertiblc vs winner ElmvalcWhitby Tournament play con tinues Sunday from noon to pm at all three arks Ac tion picks up Mon ay at 830 pm and continues through to the grand championship at approximately 830 pm This is subject to change 752 xii$11 conjunction round jf TITLE IS ALL THEIRS BARRIE OOl was down 20 at Ollt point in the best of seven final of the Barrie and District Major Fastball League But they came back lhrcc Barrie playirs lcrry ltaycriift Jim Mcllicrson and have Itiiycruft along with former Burric nzilivc Bobby Walton have been contributing to efforts of tltcTorontollobals ill the anadizin mciis fastball cltuiiipionship in Niagara Falls llo ials representing 011 tario have it 40 record follow ing three wins Thursday Defendingchampion Victoria Bates join the llobals in the undefeated department again with +0 record Toronto winners of the On tario title this season defeated Quebec represented by la tineau 50 in morning game Later in thcduy it was 10 win over Saskatchewan on two liil llstiikcoul performance by lclc Lundcrs lciry Raycralt tripled Ill the seventh for Toronto then scoi ttl on it lollowmg singli ilobals then ended perfect day with ii ti win over the Charlottetown cc Bees Laiidcrs winner of the most valuable player award at the Canadian Thuiiipionships picked up the win at the Prince Edward Island when he took over in the top of the seventh in ning lli allowed single llicii to win the next toiir giiriies cupping the surge with 151 win over and Drivtuln Thursday at Ourcits Park to claim the league champion LIZRRV ll got lllI next lo batters out tor tlicwiii The ilobttls scored the Willll ing run in the bottom of the seventh on wild pitch Wally ooper had thrcc riin homer for Toronto and Bob Domik solo homer to pace Toronto Global finish the roundrobin tournament with game today against New Brunswick CoOp completes sweep of ajo Leag Ly ship oOp llIllSllffl thc 22 gimic schcdiilc just one point ahead of and loth clubs swtpt through their semi final sirics in straight games John Burtiii criicltcd two rim triplc in thc fifth inning lliiirsdziy lot the only run of the game lflltll fonvcttiblc Pools and ionic Floor and Wall It was tlic third gtiiiic of tlic bcstolscvcii final of tlic Burrit Mciis Rccrcationnl l£lll€lll Etzigui It was won in tttntj llblc looh which now holds it lead Fourth game of lllt MYTH set for liiirlii at llittBlttl rison litk iilllltlllltth lli loii lyltri thv wiiiiiiiii pitcher lllt lllttllliltl lnn McIuddcii had It six liittcr for Hour and Wall IJykstru and Gary LyIc had Singles ill the litli bcloic SPORTS CALENDAR HARNESS HIV at Barrie Raceway post time 743pm SOliTBALI II NIICI at Queens Park Ilillsdale vs Barrie Optimists 830 pm Alliston Sports vs loll lllll Fall Hunter Safety Course expects another good turnout The Barrie and District Hunters and Anglers Conserva tion flub will be sponsoring Hunter Safety course beginning Sept 14 Registration takes place on Sept 14 beginning at pm at the clubhouse The first course resumes on the 16th 21st and 23rd of the month with expectations of another f0urnight course to follow The conservation clul held two successful couses in the spring Instructrs are members of the Hunters and Anglers club and include Morley Hoffman Jack Bouncy John Nixon Man fred Baumcr Jim Rowe Tolin frook and Ted llill ost is $7 club spokesman said this wcck The course is open to anyone 15ycars of age with parental consent It is muniidutory that anyone tip to and including 20 yczirs of age attend the course and successfully pass written and practical examination to qualify fora hunting licence Those 21ycars of age or over are not required to attend the course but are advised to do so They also must pass at the end of the course examinations Further information is available by contacting John Nixon at 726371200 or Jack Bon iicy at 728683 SPORTS BRIEFS JIM HARRISON TRADE ALGARY Cl algary owboys of the World Hockey Association announced Thurs day they have obtained cciitrc Jim Harrison from Minnesota liighting Saints The Cowboys sent veteran Butch Deudmarsh and former Minnesota players Mike Antonovich and Jack Car lson to the Fighting Saints Key triple gives 3rd game to Pools to sct up the final series Key hits during lust nights en counter at Queens Park hpred oOp claim the title Winning pitcher Ken laync gave up only three hits in the nineinning game Ex aminer Photo RENT CAR $7 Tllttlflll placcd right down the middle Jurcuulciinediiito lools look tbr first game of the scrics 34 only to lose 90 in pitch that PER DAY the second and 20 in last Friday to nights encounter at Queens Park MOHdCY liykstia has been the winning pitclicr lll both games for Iools Easy win for Cooke tookc taitzigc thumped ar Wash 269 in recent action of the Barrie Minor Baseball Leagues sciiior division Paul Bertram had grand slam homer in the second inti lllt for tookc He also bagged thrce doubles Mike Moore also had ioiindrtrippct for ooltc Winning pitcher Tim on had it pair of doubles and two singles Next game for Cooke is tonight against Pcndlcys llocrs Plus Mileage Featuring Che rolots RENT CAR 341 BAYFlELD ST ii iir 8114036 Sunoco Cat Wash 7370800 AMIONOF smcot ourooon warm mm P0 001m WIEQLOO CNASO CNA dos SEAGRAVI When all said amid ne OnlyVO is V0