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BrThe Barrie Examiner Saturdo October I976 COUNTY SPORTS Oldtimers enter Swiss tourney By BILL URRAN Orillia ldtiiners are holding draw at the Lake Couchiching centre tonight to start off fundraising drive to finance another trip to Europe to participate in an international hockey tournatnent The rillia crew with five former Barrie players made trip to Holland last spring one of dozen or so teams from Canada among 40 which took part in tournament They swamped the Raak team frotn Holland to the tune of 15 to defeated Newfoundland to tied Nova Scotia 281 and lost to to St Catharines and to to Peterborough But the veteran hockeyists enjoyed their vacation at The Hague and Amsterdam and coach Blake Uren re rts they are looking forward to the next trip which is to be in witaerland in IIlIdMilltll Indications point to at least as many teams participating again possibly tnore Walter Varty is again manager of Orillia Oldtimers and other executives include Ed Steacy Derlyn Valley and Terry Gordon with Merv McDonald trainer Three players who were with Barries Memorial cup junior finalists of 18 years ago back in 194748 are members of the Orillia squad Ider Barrie hockey fans may remember when Whit Mousseau was smoothskating centre with that memorable Barrie team Goerge Ford was wing sharpshooter and Iiill Barrett sturdy defence stalwart Whit and Bill are both 18 now and George is 46 but all three have started preliminary training to get in shape for hockey again Ford was one of the teams scoring aces at Holland last spring Another fortner Barrie hockey player Billy Burtch who is in his early 40s was the top pointgetter for Orillia in the Holland games Max Richardson now 50 who made the flight to Holland last spring is also expected to play again Max too is wellknown to older Barrie fans having played with local teams in the past Teammates of the 191748 players with Barrie included such onetime well known local hockey stars as Bruno Red Favero Pual Meger Gilly St Pierre Rusty Aitkin Stan Long and goalers Gil Mayer and Jack Strachan Coach Uren reports his charges will be holding their first ice drill in preparation for the coming season at Twin Lakes arena in Orillia next weekend They hope to arrange some exhibition games with other Oldtimers to get into playing shape for the tournament BRADFORD SOFTBALL FANS EXCITED Softball fans at Bradford are still excited by the Queens Hotel cleansweep victory over Beatrice Foods in the Barrie and District senior softball finals In fact it is currently leading topic of conversation at popular sport gossip centres Pitchers Doug Cook and Nick Pahor have been heaped with praise for their part in the Bradford triumph Dougs threehit 20 shutout in the fourth game windup received special mention His brilliant relief chore in fanning two batters to save Nick Pahor win in the to second game wasnt overlooked either Pahor had blanked the defending champion Beatrice Foods for seven innings earlier before the Barrie Sluggers started to hit him Nick was the winning pitcher also in the to Bradford triumph in the series opener Outfielder Frank Perrys hitting the Smooth fielding of se cond sacker Les Chaisson and shortstop Ron Zielkie and cat ching of Jeff Laforte also were given due credit The fourgame sweep by the Bradford club avenged the humiliation of much similar loss to the same Barrie team in the final last year then playing under the name of Lakeviews More will be said about highlights from Bradford viewpoint at coming banquet in honor of the champions In the meantime the Bradford Queens are engaged in the OASA provincial finals with Kapuskasings northern Ontario winners the opposition The best two out of three series is scheduled to open at Bradford diamond under floodlights star ting at oclock tonight with second game Sunday at pm If third deciding game is necessary it will be played tomorrow evening MIDLAND IIDGETS TO TOUR SWEDEN Speaking of European hockey trips lans have been made at Midland to send midget team to Sweden to compete in series of games The arrangements call for the team to leave the day after Christmas and after arrival and days rest to make tour of several Swedish cities including Stockholm and Goteborg RON PATTERSON pad on drive early in the game to stop scoring drive by Lindsay Lancers Friday gets Barrie Flyers opened the On tario Hockey Association Senior league with 73 win over Lindsay before sparse home town crowd Patterson needed to be sharp in the second and third periods to keep the Lancers Fl ers kid 86080 from pulling within striking range of Barrie Examiner Photo Redskins overpower Eastview to strengthen GBSSA records Barrie Central Collegiate senior Redskins will face their severest test of the Georgian Bay Secondary School Associa tion zone football schedule on Thursday Senior loop has teams The Huronia Senior Hockey League lifts the curtain on new season Monday eight teamsstrong The arenas at Stroud and Guthrie will handle league games this season There will be three games each Monday and Thursday with Mondays devoted to the Stroud complex Shornies Opticians meet The Redskins will be putting 24 game unbeaten strin on the line extended Friday 278 win over Eastview Wildcats at Central when they travel to Orillia for game against Orillia District Col le iate Vocational Institute th clubs have won their first three games of the season Orillia extended its streak with 237 win over Midland earlier this week The Redskins string stretches over three seasons including backtoback GBSSA crowns Central Juniors defending GBSSA champions as well ap pear to have rebounded from 76 loss to Stayner in the league opener to win their last two games Eastivew Juniors fell to at78 Friday In other games Friday ning seniors and strong con tingent of last years GBSSA winning junior club Paul Finkbeiner is one junior making the step into senior competition The quarterback directed the Redskins attack on the ground and in the air for an easy win over Eastview Paul Laking had two touch downs with Peter Roach and Joe Kelly smashing through for other major scores Barrie Norton kicked three singles and added field goal for Barrie Central Lone Eastview point came off the boot of Kolmar The game was not without its chippy moments Both clubs lost two players due to dis qualification The game saw number of players carried off the field including Eastviews Jim Williams plucked the ball out of the hands of Eastview quarterback Ghannon and rambled 50 yards before being stopped on the sixyard line of Eastview JUNIORS WIN The Central Juniors started off slow but clicked in the se cond half for their second straight win of the season the loss to Stayner was an exhibi tion game little razzledazzle set up quarterback Matt Feltis for touchdown in the opening half Dave Britnell converted for 70 lead heading into the second half Britnell came on for touchdown as did Tim Gleason with Feltis hitting for his secnd major of the game Britnell ary Lyte and Ron Robinson formed the heart of third line which Barrie Flyers tossed against Lindsay Lancers in the opener for both clubs of the Ontario Hockey Association Senior League at the Barrie Arena Friday The third member of the line was plucked from the other two Barrie lines Whatever the Shorthanded situation failed to stop Flyers from rambling to 73 win with the third line pop ping four goals in the home opener The Senior League opened on two other fronts Friday Brantford Alexanders defeated Cambridge Hornets 72 and Orillia Terriers dumped Mississauga Golden Arrows 62 Play resumes today with Mississauga at Cambridge and Thunder Bay at Orillia Lyte secondyear player with the Flyers had the first two shots of the game at Lin dsay goaltender Steve Rexe Both went in just 11 seconds apart to give Flyers the lead before three minutes had elap sed in the game Lyte was to score third goal in the final period GARY LYTE Flyers went on to add two more in the period Lindsay scored once in the second with Barrie outscoring Lancers three to two in the final period Ken KnaJnon Phil Branston Bob Bair and rookie Terry Agnew were the other Barrie scorers Kevin Taylor Gord Terriers open with 62 Win Barrie Lutes scored two goals to help Orillia Terriers to 62 win over Mississagua Golden Arrows at Orillia It was the debut in the Senior loop for the Arrows Mississauga had 21 lead at the end of the first period but Terriers gianed 42 advanta by the end of the second peri Danny Lutes Stan Gross Colin Wood alon with Dale MacLeish each ad ed goal for the Terriers which took 12 of the 18 penalty minutes called in the game Mike Foy and Laury Rawn replied for Mississauga out shot 4721 Terriers were without the services of Corby Adams and Jim Thompson The two ex Flyers had their playing rights purchased by Orillia this sum mer Both have stated their in tentions not to play with the Terriers this season BRANTFORD WIN In Brantford Cambridge opened the scoring in the first minute of the game but the Alexanders the other new en try in the lea this season had 51 lead the end of the first period Final scores was 72 for Brantford The Alexanders got goals from two exBarrie Flyers last night Coach John McMillan and defenceman Don ODon ahue had singles along with Bill 42am 7200303 30 month net lease 36000 miles free driving excess at per mile main tenance not included Other vehicle options and terms available All rates quoted are subiect to provincial sales tax Security deposit required ASK FOR OUR MAN FROM KLEAN lxlmn rluio ironing RVNHtitl vhf loiitngwood 4452740 Union 8680570 Act For Our Man from Khan littitisttitj Gory lyto Stove Cd and Glen Archer thSML JOHN McMILLAN BO WLHVG KEMPVIEW BOWL Tuesday Afternoon League Standings Sweet peas 33 Parsnips 31 Cauliflowers 28 Carrots 28 Rutebagas 26 Red peppers 23 Zucchinis 19 Str ing beans 12 High averages Elenor Fralick 209 Mary Tweedle 208 Millie Cairns 204 Maxine Degear 202 High Singles Millie Cairns 277 232 Aileen Hurtibese 274 Ella Bessie 251 255 Audrey Brox 251 Eleanor Fralick 245 Marg Drury 244 Beth SLALOM Limited quantities So our lorge selecion of Childrens pod Adult Ski Fashions and Equipment Stan opeFri 81 lion SHOP It Georgian Pooh Ski Inert on Hwy 2610 Iii not of Collngwood 5195993144 with 73 win Duncan and wayne Geske han dled the scoring duties for the Lancers Flyers were thrust into minor juggling act due to the suspensions key players in preseason activity Defen cemen Doug Fer uson and Steve Sly along wit forwards Bob Pe ler and Bob Montieth sat out final gargkufi two game sus tons pt separate merits in exhibition games Rexe icked up fromthenow defunct apanee Comets hada shaky start with to Knapton and Branston fin ng holes in the first period That third line of the Flyers had three goals in the period Robinson was there to help set Lyte for the firist shot at Rexe was back along with Knapton to earn assists on Lytes second goal Knapton took regular shift along side Agnew and George Milner and scored on quick shot at 1002 Branston Baird and Paul Re an comprised the ers first inc Branston was fil ing in shift with Lyte and Robinson when the opportunity arose to make it 40 for Barrie Rexe settled down in the second and third periods to prevent Flyers from rolling to igger lead Ron Patterson handled the oaltending duties for Barrie had an easy first period han dling only ei shots In the second and ird the Lancers opened up en route to final éount6f325hots Patterson the leagues top oaltender last season had to sharp in the second period Taylor standing head over six feet was the first to score on Patterson He slapped rebound over the Barrie goalie for the only goal of the second period Duncan ripped powerplay goal by Patterson from his point position just before the midway mark of the final period Baird picked up his first goal of the season on deflec tion two minutes later Lyte made good move to flRexe out ofposition forhist goal quick shot by Geske beat Patterson clean at 1722 Agnew was sto by Rexe on number of occasiongLAruah by the rookie in the first period drew the loudest ovation from the sparse crowd of 300 but it was not until 1928 of the final period that he scored his first goal as Flyer FLYERS NOTES Assistant coach Fern St Onge is handily the reins of Collingw juvenile club trus season Behind the bench last night was Gord Coates president of the Flyers hockey club Flyers next see action on Friday when they host the Whitby Warriors and Don Pagnutti who was sold to the warriors by the Flyers this season Barrie took five of the six penalties in the game the small turnout was around the average attendance mark farting uarterback converted all but one t0uch Gratton Kevin Heale 135 53350 cerminly What fundrats drive for finances has been recetvm fair Shoppers Drug ME the Barrie North seniors 024 Bell 242 Lors Chrrsttanson responsein Manvgor Boyds Georgian Bay town Amongthgelatest Opener MODday begmmn at were trounced 212 by Penetang hBoéh ext were warfled in doqfhnr Cochrane Mark Dumesntl and 233 Enid Dempster 234 Gan Flyers exwlgwd forka horge donations which were just acknowledged was $300 contribw pm at 10 crown Hi and at Norm with Stayner ourt quarter to sett ejuntors went to the atr to Jtm Reid Lavender 227 Vivian Read Opener lyers on mm the neighboring Penetanguishene Lime NHL AS Mansfield ick off the season drubbing the North juniors down and play football or the compliment solid ground at The Brantford goals were 221 ceremonialdropptngo thefrrst Midland sports writer observed the rivalry between these two The final game or the filming 12 2612 33 wfnlfld be calledd tdgk the Second half on by 80b Pearce and Bi High Triples Ella BeSSie pucmast mgm towns is keen but when it comes toa showdown they are ready Phii Pits Imperial Central seniors hvae built cent near dad one mmS WHbe ornafto meet Burlington Alexanders OUtShOi 703 Millie Cairns 68$ Beth SUMMARY Eastmanagainst E8510 strong contender around retur more touchdown on the final Park Street Collegiate on the Hornets 4938 before Bell 656 Mary Tweedle 661 FirstPeriod it PeaL play of the game when lineman Thursday Barrie LyieRobtnson2B Anvway it should be an interesting trip and real experience The league run until Crow 1570 Eleanor Franck 627D0F01hy forthe Midland hockevyoungsters midFebman With PlaYOHS ex Rugman 6263 L015 Chrls ROb 5216 yte nap on in Midland and Penetanguishene as well as elsewhere Peeiedto begin around the end llanson521Helen 0088611 fiansxfri Knapton Agnew throughout the county current preparations also are being ouhesame month Milner1002 given to minor hockey Registration of players for the Ys 0900 FRIENDS LEAGUE Barrie wranst Robinson Mens spimsored minor hockey in Orillia will be at the com High Single Jean Hedging bytel4l31 munin centre next Saturday morning Alliston Elmvale 321 LOUISE Crane 285 T65 PenaltiegSmithBlslo liccton allingwmd Bradford and Coldwater are among other SENIOR HOCKEY ammo 251 Gseue Scan Second perioa county centres getting ready for minor hockey More than 350 MiSSissauga at Cambridge drett243 Gladys Graham 236 Lindsay Taylor Nicholson oitngstets are expected to play in Alliston this coming season pm Diane Third 232 Dunca 762 Thunder BayatWhttby8pm High Triple Jean Hodgtns 759 Louise Crane 714 Tess PenaltiesSmtth729 Agnew SIRES STAKES Hamilton 631 Gladys Jones 31035 At Barrie Raceway post time 615 Lomia Hardy 598 Helm Thkdpeflod 7i45Pm Goulds Lindsay Duncan Nicholson OASA FINAL Standing Kempview Kuties Hadden927 pm at Grenfeld Mtnesrng 43 Feather Flirts 40 Wacky Barrie Baird Branston peewee vsClarement Witches 35 Groovy Gals 32 Regan 1144 0m Pm at Grenfer Minesmg Crazy Cronies 31 Fearless Barrie Lyte Robinson bantams vs Napanee first Fonzies 31 Dynamic Dames Branston 1633 Lucky came from field home 1209 15 This is games of bestofthree final 31 Lucky gassies 25 C001 tlibLtrliadfgyéGeske éimrghngilzéiz behind to take command of the Luck gumd winin theiasi RUGBY Cats 22 Shck Chicks 20 AS Funk Females 15 BIOHIC 8th1923 eighth and feature race at Bar 51x Starts pm at Barrie North Barrie 10 Pennies Knapton 723 Tie Raceway The lourjiearOld Armbro Newfie pickedu his V5 fiaezaeshodfins leads powersL 881181112 +503th kidding Tammi and fifth win of 1976 and secon in MINOR HOCKEY Friends withga single of 321 2d Show drive by thn L09 150W by row at Barrie in the ninth race 645 pm at Barrie Arena 18 of 759 The lea has Barrie 14 20 52 Haldane Stable and red tonight with veteran Gary Cor Richmond Hill vs juveniles ex Oilrwd the Emmy 10 32 Ilalpern of Downsvtew we in the bike The Sixyear0d hibmon association ont ow ers Auendancem Although Drexe COM and son of Airliner took the pole SUNDAY Fly Bye Pat took the lead in the early and logged first quarter SENIOR HOCKEY early Stages and Charged in the in 129 25 and went to wire to to 11 first half in 102 45 if was wiremzflsgg Thun er aya Ia Lucky who went three wide crowd of 1301 wagered rmofiltlggsxtfigw Toronto vs zt the le nd brou ht the 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