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wwim aw KS WV COUNTY SPORTS Terriers hopes running high By BILL CURRAN Although George Maconachie isnt one to take anything for granted nothing would please him more than to see his Orillia Terriers capute the Allan cup for second time in the coming 197677 hockey season Maconachie fully realizes the Terriers will need to stren and he is seekin the necessaig talent But he also appreciates the value of leadership etermined teamsprin and need to acquire the driving force so essential win national cham pionships With the help of former Barrie players Corby Adams Jim Thompson and other newcomers he has high hopes that Dale Rolfe can carry the Terriers all the way But currently the team has to concentrate on the senior OHA league race due to open soon Although they reached the finals in 1970 and came close on other occasions Orillia Terriers were able to win the Allan cup only once and that was in 1973 Hockey fans in the Lake Couchiching centre still like to talk about the Canadian championship team led by Doug Kelcher which beat out St Bonifce Mohaws in the finals four games to one that memorable season Clair Alexander now tith Toronto Leafs was one of the scoring aces of that fine team which crushed their Manitoba op ponents by 12 to and to scores in onesided game Their only 055 was by hardf ought to margin Grant Moore Jim Keon Ron Clarke and Garry Vaughan were other leading scorers with that standout crew along with Mike Draper Gary Marsh Gary Milroy and Jim OBrien The goaltending was shared by Ernie Miller and JeanLouis Levasseur On the way to the finals the Terriers beat out Thunder Bay in the Eastern Canada championShip series in exciting fashion at Thunder Bay rink The team trailed two games to one at one stage only to come battling back to take two in row and take the series St Boniface defeated Spokane Jets four games to three in the west Terriers reached the Allan cup finals in 1970 and then lost to the same Jets Barrie Flyers finished well above the Terriers in the league race last season and went on to reach theAllan cup finals before losing out to Spolane Jets The Jets thus captured the Canadian championship trophy for the third time in seven years Barrie Flyers won the national title in 1974 beating out Cranbrook Royals in the finals then they lost out to Thunder Bay in 1975 and to the Jets last sprin Corby Adams they club captina led the Flyers when ey defeated Gatineau Nordiques three games to one in the eastern Canadian finals last season The attacking line of Phil Bran ston Paul Reagan and Don Pagnutti also was outstanding along with defence stalwarts Jack Smith and Steve Sly But this is another season and there has been quite change in playing personnel which should add to the innterest and ex citement for senior hockey followers Allan cup records show Spolane Jets were winners in 1970 1972 and 1976 Cambridge Hornets in 1971 Orillia in 1973 Barrie in 1974 and Thunder Bay in 1975 Flyers had the disadvantage of playing all four games in Spokane in the Allan cup finals last spring when Darryl Slys charges went down by scores of to to to and to The next Allan cup finals will be played in the east DEVER TIES SIMCOESIDE RECORD When Don Dever fired 68 score for 18 holes in winning the Jack Treloar memorial trophy event at Simcoeside recently he tied course record check of st scores at this 10yearold course showed that Jack Rayfiel former Shanty Bay golf champion chalked up 68 in winning the same tournament back four years ago Dever won the Treloar trophy two years ago with 73 score but last year finished fourth with 75 when Larry Ireland of Barrie cap tured the honors with 71 Dever however did re cord of 68 scored at Simcoeside last year in challenge match He also fied 32 for nine holes which was within one of the record set by golf pro Ross Leeder of Barrie at this course three years ago native of Edmonton Dever learned to play golf in the western city and he was won numerous competitions in and around Barrie since coming to this area including the Circle Pine title The late Roy Austin whose death at Royal Victoria Hospital on Wednesday was deeply mourned by golfin friends had score for 18 holes to his credit alon with 33 or nine He had caputred the Simcoeside club golf ti five years in row until replaced by Norm Joslin last year when he was unable to com pete for health reasons The senior championship tournament for older players from 50 years up is scheduled for Simcoeside tomorrow with Mel Broughton leading contender Jim Mitchell won the trophy last year GOLFERS PROTEST NEW ASSESSMENT While on the subject of golf many players at different Simcoe County courses as well as elsewhere have been signing petitions in protest of proposals of the provincial government to substantially boost taxes for golf courses under new market value assessments due to take effect in 1978 Although recognizing that property taxes have been steadily increasing despite all the emphasis iven to socalled restraint in government tax spending the go fraternity feels that the government simply isns consistent in making generous grants to help various recreational projects and then up the taxes on golf The clubswinging summer game is one of the most popular participant sports in the county but substantial hike in assessment and taxes could well mean an increase in fees which would discourage many from playing One petition said if the market value assessment of golf cour ses is introduced many courses will be forced to close The cost of golfing would be greatly increased at remaining courses it suggested in urging fiar method of taxation for golf courses which will allow the present courses to continue operation The proposed revision of golf course taxes is one of 15 tax reforms advanced for 1978 which have been stirring con siderable discussion and not little concern ghten GEORGE MILNER of the Barrie Flyers is an in terested observer as his shot beats Orillia Terriers goalie second period action in Fri ays On Craig Hillick durin tario Hockey Association Senior exhibition game in Orillia The goal tied the score at 11 but was the only one the Flyers would manage against Hillick Orillia thumped the leagues defen ding champions 61 Ex aminer Photo Terriers defeat Flyers Adams gets first for Orillia By PAUL DELEAN Examiner Sports Writer ORILLIA Staff The word revenge is probably inap propriate but it took Corby Adams the Orillia Terrier only 13 minutes and 28 seconds to score his first goal against the Barrie Flyers in Ontario Hockey Association Senior league play The goal the first of the game came in an exhibition contest at the Orillia Communi ty Centre Friday won by the Terrierssl Adams sold to the Terriers this summer after 13 years with the Flyers took breakaway pass from defenceman Ron Clarke at the centre line and drilled hard shot to the lower left hand corner past goaltender Ron Patterson It was the only goal of the first period The 35yearold excaptain of the Flyers said in an interview Thursday that he thought last nights game might be just like practice Thats not ex actly how it turned out Adams was levelled by Doug Ferguson on his first shift of the game Midway through the se cond period he sat out two minutes for roughing with George Milner of the Flyers Milner seemed intent on entering dispute in the Flyer end that also involved Gary Lyte of Barrie and Don Raybould of Orillia In the third period Adams caught Flyer playingcoach Darryl Sly with an elbow and served another two minutes Adams and linemates Colin Gordon and Dale MacLeish formed an effective unit Friday for the Terriers But then again almost everything was clicking for the hometowners They got strong goaltending from newcomer Craig Hillick who kicked out 31 of 32 Flyer shots Club president George Maconachie had ex ressed con cern about the Ori lia goalten ding If Hillicks performance was typical he has nothing to worry about The yourg blueline corps of the Terriers was little loose at times but theyre aggressive and strong rushers Clarke former captain of the Oklahoma Blazers was par ticularly impressive Terrier coach Dale Rolfe played couple of shifts early in the first period taking roughing minor at the six minute mark but spent the balance of the contest behind the bench The Terrier forwards were tenacious inside the Flyer blueline and it paid off in goals goal by Milner at 741 of the second period assisted by Ken Knapton and Steve Sly tied the contest at but from thereon in it was all Terriers Barry Lutes on passes from Danny Lutes and Gordon enabled the Terriers to take 21 lead into the third period with his goal at 1522 Orillia broke it wide open ear ly in the third with two quick goals Gordon at 44 seconds and StanGrossat152 Rounding out the scoring was Danny Lutes at 1502 and Gor don again at 1524 Adams assisted on the final tally Terriers captain Dale MacLeish had two assists and left no doubt that hell be one of the leagues premier per formers this year It was hardhitting contest with 74 minutes in minors and majors being assessed The Flyers served 44 the Terriers 30 Steve Sly 0f Barrie was ejected midway through the third period after protesting call of interference against Adams little too strenously Fights included butting duel between Bob Pep ler of the Flyers and Rayboul of thc Terriers Both were ejected Jim Thompson also sold by the Flvers this summer saw Broomball returns to Lefroy Arena Sunday Broomball is once again the name of the gime at the Lefroy Arena as Innisfil Mens Broomball League kicks off new season Sunday morning Cookstown As meet Wall Real Estate at am Painswick CMC tangles with Prosser BPs at 10 am and defending champion Pauleyan na Sports faces Dorsey Cookstown Ds at 11 am The league has new look this year with six teams in stead of eight Barrie Honda Shorneys tackles PeterReino in flag football action Sunday The weeks other game pitted Ron Smith Texaco and General Tire with the Texaco squad prevailing 326 Hugh Scott and Ross Brown had 12 points each for the win Shorneys stretched to four its undefeated streak in Barrie Mens Flag Football League ac tion with pair of victories this week Shomeys cli ped Northmen 260 then won default over neIS Bill Hibbitts six Bill Airbourne Wilson two Ed McGrath paced Shorneys Terry Manning replied for General Tire which like Air boume has yet to win or tie game That sets the stage for an in teresting match to lead off play Sunday as Airboum 04 and against Northmen with eight points Steve Bazuk Bill Garner and John Perry getting six apiece Queens and Peter Reino are just two points back of Shorneys each with 30 records Queens destroyed Bell 696 while Peter Reino thumped Sears308 Don Buchanan paced Queens with 20 points followed by Dave Kingston with 14 Gerry Ra craft with 12 Roy Hercun wi eight Dave Raycraft and Rob Hamilton with six Terry Mullin with two and Drake Richardson with one Dan Zaluski replied for Bell The Peter Reino scoring went five ways Doug Kirk getting eight Howard McFadden six Garth Jackson six Barry Tum bull six and Charlie Miller two Terry Macini had touchdown for Sears Colin Schoo twopoint conversion RVH pulled into tie with Sears at two wins one loss on the season with 388 thrashing of Airbourne Stu McMillian totallaed 10 ints La Huggett and Roy Eowell eigh Ron Dennis and Doug Freer six for RVH Rick Stevens had major for Air boume Eric Batenbinder twopoint conversion By THE CANADIAN PRESS St Catharines Fincups re mained in first place of the Em ma Division on Friday de feating Toronto Marlboros 65 in their Ontario Hockey Associ ation Major Junior game In other games Kitchener Rangers defeated Windsor it fires 95 London Knig ts blanked Niagara Falls Fl era Ottawa 678 beat Saut Ste Marie Greyhounds 52 and Sud bury Wolves and Kingston Ca nadians tied 77 Play resumes today with To ronto at Niagara Falls Playing at Brantfordsite of some Toronto home amesthe Fincups outshot Marlboros 4339 for their fourth consecutive win Dennis Houle sc0red three Fincups goals Mike Keating Jody Gage and Dale McCourt General Tire 03 are scheduled to square off at 10 am Shorneys 40 and Peter Reino 30 are matched at am in what shapes up as thriller At 11 am Queens 30 tangles with Sears 21 Nor thmen 021 meet Ron Smith Texaco 22 at noon At pm its RVH 21 against Bell 031 and then Queens and Northmen play again at pm Fincups edge Marlies to hold division lead added the others Toronto goals were scored by Laurie Nisker Sean Mullane Rob Garner Gary Dillon and John Anderson Waterloo wins golf tourney WATERLOO Ont CP Led by Fred Wilder of Wood stock Ont the University of Waterloo ca tured the western division of Ontario Univer sities Athletic Association golf cham ionship Friday Wil er put together rounds of 64 and 71 over the par64 Con estoga Golf Club course to ace Waterloo into the allOntario nals next week in Toronto and Auto Sales withdrew and Painswick As and Painswick CMC have joined into one team under the latter name Pauleyanna Sports won both the league and playoff titles last season Two players have been added to the squad which was the highestscoring but stingiest defensively in the loop Wall Real Estate coach Don Spencer is hoping to tighten his team up defensively this season The club has new goalie The Cookstown entries dc fensively inclined are going for more goals this year Dorseys is expected to continue its im provement in this only its third season of play Prosser BPs had an almost completely revised lineup last year The year of experience as unit should pay dividends this time around Painswicks entry will be strong one after the decision to combine squads from that com munity Each team will lay 20 league games with the payoffs to commence March The top four in the standings qualify for playoff action Games are played every Sun day morning between um and noon and admission is free Central girls holding sale Central Collegiates Girls Athletic Association will hold garage sale Sunday from 1230 to430pm at9WoodcrestAve in Allandale Monim raised are to be used for extracurricular sports pro grams in the school Donations are still being accepted vice Proprietor Ron McCouley dultrlel PorIi 3154424 McCauley Tractor Equipment Sales Farm Industrial Sales Parts and Sci Hwy No II South of Orillia the In Opon emu530 pm Mon to 7d little ice time in the first period but took regular shift for Orillia in the second and third Hes recovering from groin pull suffered in an exhibi tion game against Dallas Black Hawks The Terriers outshot Flyers 4532 Best man on the ice for Bar rie was Paul Regan who skated relentlessly and whose work created several opportunities for the Flyers Rookie Terry Agnew could have opened the scoring in the first period but for fine grab by Hillick and Bob Monteith banked one off the post in the third An estimated 600 persons at the tended the game the proceeds of which went to the Gravenhurst Arena Fund The Flyers next see action tonight in Preston They meet the Terriers again Sunday at 730 pm in the Barrie Arena GOLDSWORIHY UT MINNEAPOLIS AP Min nesota North Stars forward Bill Goldsworthy was sent to hospi tal Friday because of muscle spasms in his back Golds worthy 33 is expected to be out for the weekend and will miss Minnesotas National Hockey League exhibition game again st Detroit tonight Flyers sign two as season nears Barrie Flyers of the Ontario Hockey Association Senior League announced the signing Friday of two veterans Steve Sly and BobMonteith Sly 27 is entering his fifth year with the team The de fenccman fired 17 goals and ad ded 45 assists in 63 games last season and was voted to the leagues first allstar team Monlcith 27 is threeyear Flycr Ilc had goals and 24 assists lost your patrolling left wing also 231 minutes in penaltics Their Signings bring to eight the number of Flyers cori firmed for this season The others arc Jack Smith Doug Ferguson Gary Lyte Rob Baird Phil Branston and Paul Regan Flycr official Stcvc Cripps says seasons tickets can be purchased by calling him at 7260393 or by attending Wednesday nights practice at the Barrie Arcna Cost is $36 for adults $25 for senior citizens students and children STEVE SLY Barrie Raceway Entries Sarumn Pout tlnir 745 FIRST PM MILE so 2KING Killl Mziwson SARGYEI FLASH rowc lTOOTSIE HARE It Glidimin lHlimni Liihriinchisc +Billy Rattles It Hutton oNoblcIag It Graham Toniic frmu BMzirg lliilicvr Hymn SECONIIPAt II1IIEHIN SJACK hlltAI Young flEMANCIIAIOII II Iliiasc IlliiNllIUA MacArthur lWattiis Mu Moir Zeltrown Tim Llakcs Alle llorth FrltcniItick II 7Ittdlii Dillon Iurily Tlllltlllvuli IIII18I1 3IIIAIIIAY oodiilc MitiiilllIMEItOSlI ll Cummings isr VINCENT Kcnnuly Zanr llyillyi McEnrllirn tJ Minor Durbann 5Adios NorileV Il Iliinsc 6KlloSupnnic lfiiiphriy TAQIIJIIIIIII Filliih LH FOIRTII Illlll MILE 8150 trGLEN OVE Hutton IHHKESCOIINI Jones MAXINESGAI Jorgirison lSpirdylhivc Itowt 2Inst Roy Dnvn Itowc 2Lnst Iioy Davw 5Ropcrsltibvl linickirt IllIll PACE MILE 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Bymn 7Rllzy Oscar Goodchlld OHA clamps down on rough hockey tactics HAMILTON CPLThe On tario Hockey Association OHA is increasing penalties and susiwnsions for rough tac tics Ilugh McLean IIA president said in recent statcmcnt He said he has issued direc tive primarily aimed at coaches which lists minimum suspensions for various of fences in all OHA games coach will get onegamc susnension if player from his team leaves the bench to join fight the directive says If coach is ejected from game he will get twogame suspen sion $01 If player leaves the bench to join fight he will be sus pended for three games Spitt ing carries threegame sus pension newmo aim ourooov mum unveil to career mam Awesome offence of Central displayed in pair of Wins Central Collegiates senior Redskins seem determined to extend the clubs undefeated string through third season The Barrie seniors routed Midland 6014 in one of four Georgian Bay Secondary School Association football clashes Friday Playin on their home field the Reds ins turned on the of fence in the opening quarter and built up 260 lead The score swelled as the game progressed even with Centrals secondstring units taking over in the second half Paul Finkbeiner directed the Central attack for three quarters with Barry Norton quarterbacking the last 15 minutes Paul Laking and Peter Roach had three touchdowns apeice for the Redskins Doug Bell and Barry Norton adding single ma jors Norton added single field goal and eight converts for an 18point afternoon Central is now 20 on the season and stretched its undefeated string to 23 games over three seasons Midland is 02 having dropped an 81 deci sion to Banting Memorial High School of Alliston last week Also Friday the Central junior team evened its season standing at one win one loss DEFENDER from the Orillia Twin Lakes junior Raceway Results RACE RESULTS FRIDAY FIRST RACE PACE MILE M00 LYNDEN SQUIRE 1210 500 80 MTSSJAY 410 310 CAPTAIN BUD 60 Time 207 EXACTOR and SI 12 90 SECOND RACE PACE MILE I600 ROYALISTIC 14 50 80 350 TRUECOLOR 810 450 NIGHT FLASHER 450 Time 208 EXACTOR and $80 00 THIRD PACE TROT MILE 00 DELL RODNEY 70 I7 90 13 50 LAWRENCE 40 800 QUARTER MOON 700 Time l335 EXACTOR 69 IO FOURTH RACE PACE MILE $550 WEECHELLE IN 600 490 GOLDEN DON 640 40 JERRY 390 Time 20325 EXACTOH fl and 40 FIFTH RACE PACE MILE N00 ROYAL DENNIS 18 110 30 l0 HOWDEY DO DERE 480 II 30 PETE PUTNEY 460 Time 1135 EXACTOH and $97 50 SIXTH RACE TROT MILE £500 AKIIURSTIIARNEY IS 50 560 20 CYCLONE HOB 40 40 JONATHON DEMON 260 Time 20725 EXACTOR and $50 70 SEVENTH RACE PACE MILE I700 SANDY RIVAITIME 40 70 90 OUT AHEAD 80 250 PEACEFUL MELODY 270 Time 05 EXACTOR and $24 10 EIGIITII RACE PACE MILE £800 EASY MCGREGOR 30 900 4l0 DECCAS TIME 40 20 LUCKY 90 Time 0K15 EXACTUH and sfll 70 NINTH RACE PACE MILE H50 FLY RYE PAT 60 00 70 MOORELANDS LETA 880 380 CHUBBYS DELIGIIT 260 Time 209 25 EXACTOR and $2000 TENTH RACE PACE MILE H50 PATCH ADIOS 1270 570 380 MALCOLMS HAL 430 500 CAMILLA ADIOS 350 Time 20825 EXACTOR and $49 70 ATTENDANCE 1341 HANDLE $79617 nus MT PRESS SILK SOME VMM PROOF SIGNS with 460 victory over the Twin Lakes juniors from Orillia While the offence struck time and again Centrals defence contained the youthful but determined Orillia squad The visitors never crossed midfield Ric Cloughley had three touchdowns for Central Dave Britnell two Brad Slavik and Brian Levenick One apiece Britnell added four converts Matt Feltis and Dave Waldock shared quarterback ing duties for the Winners The locals led260 at the half The loss for Twin Lakes drop ped its record to 02 The Ban High School juniors thumped Orillia 2712 last week North home openers are losses to Orillia Orillia teams made them selves right at home on the Bar rie North Collegiate football field Friday and maintained undefeated records at the ex pense of the host school The Park Street juniors of Orillia edged the North juniors 1312 and Orillia District Col legiate Vocational Institute seniors blasted the North seniors 280 in Georgian Bay Secondary School Association leagueplay The North juniors led 127 with approximately three minutes remaining in the game with Park Street in possession at its own wyard line But the visitors dug in offen football team clings des rately to Central Col egiate ball carrier during Georgian Bay Secondary School Association league play Friday at the Central field The Redskins had the sively and with the assistance of few untimely North penalties mounted drive that won the game for them just one play from the final whistle single kicked midway through the game stood as the difference as each team scored two touchdowns Chris Wright and Paul Hayes got the North majors Inability to contain ODCVI early cost the North seniors The Orillians had 120 lead within five minutes of the open inglfkickoff They led 150 at the ha Both Park Street and ODCVI have 20 records on the season The North juniors are 11 the seniors 011 ball most of the afternoon and romped to 460 victory over Twin Lakes The senior Redskins also had an eas time devastating the Mi land seniors 6014 Ex aminer Photo Sandy Rivaltime wins Raceway feature pace Sandy Rivaltime four yearold daughter of Rivaltime handled the Barrie Raceway oval in 205 Friday evening to win the featured seventh race The Jim Liness trained and driven mare won her fourth of the 1976 campaign and moved her season earnings past the $3000 mark She returned $640 $470 $290 Doug Brown finished close second with Out Ahead and Peaceful Melody marked her return to Barrie finishing third under the direction of Don Ken nedfv feature trot of the week was won by Oakhurst Barney with Chuck Fraleigh driving The eightyearold altered son of Camp Hanover lowered his lifetime record to 2072 Cyclone Bob finished second with Jonathan Demon third Customers to rent Cars and Trucks VALLEY DRIVEURSELF CARS AND TRUCKS l6 Maple 7266666 Paul Sodlon leasing Barrie Individual or fleet leasing Short or long term Net lease or purchase lease 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