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the oxamlnor Tpumy Fob 1979 Lea ue meets tonight Orillia roster being questioned By GARRY FORBES Of The Examiner An emergency meeting of the Central Ontario Junior hockey league is to be held in Dixie to day to investigate alleged discrepancies in the player roster of Orillia Travelways Oak Ridges Dynes manager Bill Waleski con tacted managers of each of the other 11 teams in the league Wednesday to inform them of the meeting Barrie Colts manager Carol Jermey said she was told by Waleski that the meeting is being held to look into discrepancies regarding the standing of seven players on the Travelways who appear to be illegal imports of the team Each Central Ontario league team is allowed maximum of three imports and one waived player from outside its community According to Jan 10 protected list released by Travelways seven players were listed as residing at the addresses of two oeam officials Travelways manager Don Dale said he had no comment on the allegations but would discuss the matter following the meeting League rules stipulate that players must claim residency by Oct or before the first scheduled game of that group If any players came from out of town to play for team they could take up residency in that community before the above dates and would not be regarded as imports Mrs Jermey in the league days meeting Anderson breathes easy said Travelways would be in any serious trouble as result of the investigation but there will pro bably be an awful lot of skeletons in the closet when they start looking into each of the teams Waleski could not be reached for comment League convener Bruce Ireland declined to comment on the details of the allegations say ing that information would be made available after the league has dealt with the matter in to If there is any action taken it will be discussed after the meeting Ireland said But there may be no problem at all that she doubted after twogoal game TORONTO CPi John Anv derson could breathe easier Wednesday night knowing he wouldnt be subjected to drug test following his thirdperiod heroics against St Louis Blues Ive been taking antibiotics so its fortunate dont have to undergo any dope tests the 21 yearold Toronto right winger said after scoring twice in the final 20 minutes to help carry the Maple Leafs to 51 victory over the Blues The game was an impressive return home for the Leafs fol lowing sixgame 15day road triplongest in the National Hockey League clubs history Toronto now has four wins and four ties in its last nine games while the Blues had their win ning streak snapped at two games longest of the cam paign Anderson was hit by viral infection during the road trip and was out of the lineup for nearly week The win ga ve Toronto sweep of the fourgame season series against St Louis and the Leafs Paul Harrison who lost his shutout bid on Brian Sut ters firstperiod goal has been in goal for all four of the vic tories Harrison was caught off guard and well back in the net when Sutter scored his 25th goal of the season at 628 in the first period from just inside the blue line Borje Salining scored the winning goal and added two as sists while Leafs captain Dan ryl Sittler reached the Ziigoal plateau for the seventh succcs SIVC season Ron Ellis pulled the Leafs even at 214 of the period with his 12th goal of the season Toronto finally gained the lead when Salining fired slap shot for his 10th goal of the sea son Sittlers Ztith goal of the sea son completed the scoring at 17228 White ioins State notices difference BY THE CANADIAN PRESS It didnt take long for Jo Jo White to notice something about his new club And it didnt take Golden State Warriors long to notice Jo Jo White After Golden State scored lastsecond 108106 triumph over Philadelphia 76ers on Wednesday night White ob served This Warriors team it has cohesiveness The guys are more together and working toward goal The goal of course is to move upward from the National Basketball Associations Pacific Division cellar And the triumph kept the Warriors within game of the fourthplacc San Diego Clippers Im willing to do what can for the club said White Its not easy to step into new dressingroom White until Monday had dressed in the Boston Celtics locker room 10year veteran he was openly displeased with the Celtics He got his wish and was traded Tuesday White scored six points for the Warriors then started the play that set up the lastsecond layup by Clifford Bay that gave Golden State its triumph In the other NBA games Wednesday night un dermanned New York Knicks dropped Detroit Pistons 10km the Celtics druhlied Houston Rockets 119102 Atlanta Hawks pounded Kansas 7in Kings iiii 118 Phoenix Suns trimmed Milwaukee Bucks 123118 San Diego Clippers topped New Jer sey Nets 112104 and Seattle Su perSonics nipped Portland Trail Blazers 115112 Knicks ltitt Pistons Nit The Knicks with the league minimum eight players dressed for the contest because of in juries got 34 points from Bob McAdoo to snap sixgame los ing streak and an eightgame road winless streak eltics llii Rockets lti Boston played without thcoft punished Marvin Barnes but got 28 points from ornhread Maxwell to beat Houston Playercoach Dave owens and Chris Ford added 22 points each for the Celtics Hawks liftt Kings lltf John Drew collected Iii points and Eddie Johnson contributed 28 as Atlanta capitalized on loose Kansas City defence to upend the Kings BMHA tourney one of biggest One of the largest minor hockey tournaments in Ontario begins next week and its being held in Barrie Once part of the Barrie Winter Carnival festivities the 64team AAA tournament was moved to the week before to ac commodate the thousands of young hockey players coming totown This is the fifth annual tour nament by the Barrie Minor Hockev Association and will feature four separate events for minor atom minor peewee minor bantam and minor midget age players The first game starts at pm Feb and the action will continue until Sunday evening when the four championship games take place at the Barrie arena on Dunlop St Games throughout the loiir days of the tournament will be held at Eastview Barrie and Essa Township arenas The Examiner will tournament schedules results during the week Teams are expected from across Ontario and parts of New York State carry and Young skater surprises crowd self THUNDER BAY Ont itli 12yearold Montreal girl and proven pairs coach from Cambridge int inonopoliud the spotlight as the t9 ana dian figure skating champion ships got under way Wednes day harleiie Wong of the Pierre fonds Figure Skating lub who placed ninth in the junior womens compulsory school figures at the Eastern anadian divisional chant pionsliips in early January surprised everyone including herself with firstplace finish in the school figures at the nationals Kerry Leitch of Cambridge continued his success as the top pairs coach in the country when Rosemary Barth and Keith Davis skated to the novice title to mark the fifth year in row Leitch has coachcd the novice champions Im pretty excited but Im Kings cool off 775 but hotline trio still going strong Bylllllllll1l it The liaiiiiiiei itlllltllZ tiro74sliol line had another hot night tcdnes day but it wasnt enough to stop lenctanguisliciie liiiiior Kiiigs inning streak Murray lark Murray lladlcy and ltusty llastiiigs came up with another eight point performance to lead ros attack but lying won tlic Georgian Bay liiinor hockey game The win lcies undefeated in it alone In lllt place The tlio llllttNilllt scored goal each lllt laik and lladlcy picking up two tl1l cacli llilxlllltfi earned ti lllllt assist io took the ciil lead tnl ing twice in tllt first period and kept pace with two goals in the second period The Kings won the game in the third period with three goals onc on it iiiiscue by tiro goaltender lliili Ricard Kings final goal came with It the Kings games and Mlltlt HADLEY hottest of hot seconds left in the game when replacement netminder Larry atania lost race for the puck with the speedy laul ltoliillard ltolnllaid got the puck first and popped it into an empty net Kings scorcd tllt winning goal on powerplay factoff at tiltiff of the third period ltll Brian ole for tripping Larry towaii blasted Vince liecolzis pass by atania immediately attcitliedroptomakeitof lticard was pulled from the net after Kings fifth goal at 12th of the third period At tempting to snare high shot inci his head lticard dropped the puck into his goal while everyone watched from outside tlielilueliiic tatania took over and math seyeial key saves keeping 71s in the game until they drew men at on have Mayors goal from Eric ummmg and let erliim at ltl so titlici iro goals were scored by olc from llotig Sliilcll andtircg Mctuaig Larry owaii scored tw ice for Kings tither goals went to Voice litcoal Marc liuquetti and iidrc lltlil tiro took the greater number of ptililtt sitting out minors and our lll lllllltilt major penalty Kings were ISstssitl for eight minors and ll Illlillllt major Kings oiitslio 77s it Soviet pair skate to win Ziltlil Yugoslavui ttli Marina licrkasova and Sergei Slialiarai of the Soviet lnion skated an almost flawless program Mdnesday to win the pants title at the European figure skating championships Masonary turns lead into 80 Nottawa rout ti and Masonary turned it Hi lead into smashing in Tuesday in lluroiiia Senior Hockey League play at the Essa lownshp arena lll Angus Already leading Nottawa Electric on goals by lilt Zwiep Mark Mctiocy and Brent Bowen Masonary scored five times in the third period to make it rout lob Burns and Bowen scored twice including the opening goal of the period lasoiiarys llllll goal scorer was lillltltllllllttl going to try to keep calm for tomorrow t1hiiisdayi Wong said Its tiiguresi only Ilti per cent so its not over yet Wong has slight lead over Kay lhoiiipson of Toronto with Yvonne Anderson of Vancouver in third spot Im just going to try to do my personal best and see what happens said Wong ol the short program today and the frecskating final liriday Leitchs skaters took the sil vei medal as well as the gold in the novice pairs event the first title to he decided at these championships lcnny Wilson and William lhoiiipson of ain bridge won the silver medal while the thirdplace bronze went to Bonnie Epp and David llowcol Vilmtllhtl was really pleased al though surprised because of the standard of the paiis skat ing all week said Leitch Two other Leitch coached combinationsaresittingin first and second positions in junior pairs after their com ulsory short programs We ncsday night Lorri Baicr and Lloyd Eisler have slight lead over their clubmatcs Becky Gough and Mark ltowsom Kathciina Matousck and William ONeill of Vancouver are distant third heading into the freeskaling final today Earlier Wednesday Ottawa skaters Mark MacVean and Campbell Sinclair took the top two positions in the junior mens compulsory figures Mitch Giffin of Portage la Prairie Man is distant third heading into the compulsory short program today The Wednesday program also included the compulsory dance for juniors with Kelly Johnson and Kris Barber of Toronto emerging as the leaders after the first of three segments of the competition Gina Aucoiii and Peter Po nikua of New Glasgow NS are distant second behind Johnson and Barber while Dar lene Wendt and Wayne Hussey of Ottawa are third The junior lance pairs skate the original set pattern today Senior skaters take to the ice for the first time today with the compulsory figures for both men and women as well as the three compulsory dances for lance pairs Whats that rolling up my arm Oro 775 Greg McCuoig helps goaltender Don Ricard stop Penetanguishene Junior Kings Andre Locroix during Georgian Bay Junior league game at the Oro spo Undefeated midwa throu season Township arena Wednesday Oro kept pace with firstplace Kings until the third period when Kings scored twice to win the game 75 Kings are undefeated in their lost i4 games Examiner 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