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new meaning By BARR FORBES The Examiner People in Kingston think were nuts They are convinced that everyone in this peaceful little ty of Barrie is certifiably moonstruck and they havent even heard of the Keinpenfelt Kelly look tourist theres monster in the bay seaiii They are thinking these ugly thoughts because of reports that filtered back to them from minor hockey game played at Barrie arena March 18 In frontpage re ort iii the Kingston WhigStandard parents players andpeven the president of the Kingston Township Minor Hockey Association told of how brutal Barrie United Rubber Workers Major Bantams team got all upset and mercilessly injured four Kingston Township players Its unfortunate that anyone should endeavor sports or otherwise but to hear the Kingston people youd think the Barrie Minor Hockey Association was drugcrazed motorcycle gang on skates The four IIyearolds were taken to hospital as precau tionary measure Barrie team officials and others at the game said the players werent seriously hurt and were fell ed by clean btxlychecks Others including some Barrie observers say the thWs were out of line and at tempted to injure their opponents If the latter occurred if the llRWs were unable to face loss and turned on the Kingston team then there is serious warp in our attitude If you lose your job you dont go pullr ing chairs out from under people on the way out But if the players were hurt accidentally injured by bixlycheck then another problem has occurred prohlein which may have occurred countless times before and may have caused irreversible damage to the game Much was made by the Kingston moms and dads about how such viciousness has driven kids from the game and about how hockey like they play it in Barrie is fit only foraiiimals If nothing terrible happened however the criticism is un get hurt in any justified But the criticism stands and people who fear for the welfare of their kids may be taking them out of hockev or worse not entering them in to the game lest they should meet Barrie team Theres no telling how many topnotch skilled youngsters have been cut off from the game because of what may be overdramat iled drivel from excitable hockeywatchers To parents thinking about giving kid crack at hockey ltespite what you read the game is not seething with stick sw inging savages ready to pounce on your child and cut him to pieces The kid may be bumped jostled and may even lose tooth In the course of his childhood he will experience far worse things with far less reward on the streets and in the schoolyard The game of hockey has lot to offer child it would be crime if some kids are prevented from entering the sport because of few misinterpreted occurrences Far worse crime even than bodycheck from balmy young resident of Barrie leerhunting is getting to be quite precarious sport for some Ontario Out of Doors magazine reports that limiters have been slipping into whitetail deer habitat near Meaford in fourwheeled drive vehicles dirt bikes you name it to get shot at the beasts The problem is the 18000 acres of old farm orchards which the deer call home is owned by the federal depart ment of national defence The area is part of tank range and the intruders are trespassers pretty brave ones to boot Says the mag They ignored warnings by army officials to stay out because of restricted areas near the deer range where unexploded ordnances still he on the ground lersonally dont think deerhunting can reasonably be called sport unless the hunter can chase the animal down and wrestle him into submission but if these guys are going to have to tiprtoe through mine field that sort of evens things up You mean you dont know what Sports Forum is IIlltl John raw le oftllYrFI Stevcripps of the Bar ric Flyers and Grant Wade of Barrie Raceway are all on it No its not gang plank Its part of Barrie able as exciting new programming schedule sports chat show that runs every Tuesday at 730 pm and again sometime on tednesdays You can even phone in and talk to the one of the three above mentioned celebrities or one of their famous guests Or you can just sit there and watch it and listen to ripps tell about how he used to have to walk 200 miles in eight feet of snow to play hockey on an outdoor rink And while ripps is talking you might be able to hear Grant Wade recite right there in your living room The horses are now in the hands of the starter dont know how much able had to fork out at the Inter national programming sale in Europe last year for the ex cliisivc rights to Sports Forum but word has it that NBf exr ecutives ill never be the same after being outbid Oh well lheyve still got Toni Snyder IItl you know leter Loughced was an end long before he became premier of Alberta Yes the Edmonton Eskimos of the Western Football onv fcrcncc managed to sw ing pretty good deal way back when by grabbing the great Johnny Bright from the algary Stampeders in exchange for youngend Ieter Lougheed Theres some disagreement on whether he was an offen sivc end or defensive end but imagine it depends on which part of the country you live in llcy llaiold Ioiit fire the coach check for chickens on the ice surface sot cer team in Nairobi Kenya recently found behead ed black chicken and number of eggs buried beneath the field it plays on An official of the team one of the better clubs in Kenya said the items are belived to be talismans of itclicraft He added that its impossible to say whether the chicken and eggs had caused the clubs poor start this season lOTES OI IIIII EEK BALTIMORE llltIllVG ace Jim Ialmer sidelined recently with pulled groin muscle was asked when he might be returning Said Ialmer Ill be out until they pay me what Im worth This could bea thrceryear injury IttIttlt BHlI lays Roy Ilowcll on gunshot injury to his left arm received in hunting accident when he was fit was very lucky It doesnt hurt but if get hit there it turns black and blue so fast luckily Ive got hit there just twicesincc then l4 Rll£ WKEIY goaltender for Birmingham Bulls of the WHA after stick splinter the length of ballpoint pen was jammed into his neck England WhalersTuesday It hurt likehell during game against New Well It It Isnt Tommy Hudspeth recentlysigned general manager of the Toronto Argonauts hap plly gabblng with one of Argos top quarterback prospects for the coming season Hudspeth says that this QB should really be able to turn thlngs around for the club though some have called hIm empty if Support fading Geddes By DAVID FULLER The Examiner Support for Junior league in Georgian Bay grew weaker this week when the directors of the Collingwood Glassmen iii dicated they wanted to stay in their Junior league Terry Geddes the man behind the proposed league said the clubs directorate were swaying back to Junior league The clubs application for Junior team to the Ontario Hockey Association has already been made and an application for club could be made soon Geddes said They directors took look at the league they were in and realized it was really good league Geddes said It would have been nice to have Georgian Bay league but without the support of Midland and Penetangtishcnet theyre better off to stay where they are Geddes proposed that teams from Orillia Barrie olf ingwood Midland Pene tanguishene Alliston and Owen Sound form new Junior league with special import rules for the Georgian Bay area Roy Weatherbee coach of the Allistoii Hornets said recently his club had no intention ofjoins ing the league saying it prefer red to use local players and not imports Geddes agreed with the idea and said this was the reason he suggested the Junior import rules be changed for the new league to oiily permit four imr port players The philosophy of the ollr ingwood team has always been to go with local players he said agree with him Weatherbeet it would prov bably hurt smaller town like Alliston Geddes said no decision had been reached at last nights meeting of the directors of the ollingwood Glassmen but that they would meet again next week to decide Police will see to crowd NIAGARA FALLS Ont lt Two extra policemen will help supervise the fifth game of quarterfinal series Sunday in the Ontario Major Junior Hockey LeagUe because of disturbance among spectators during game Tuesday Police said one man was charged after pushing and shoving occurred among several spectators in the crowd of more than 3200 during the game between Niagara Falls Flyers and Kitchener Rangers Wayne Basnctt 20 of Niagara Falls was charged with breaching the peace Iolice usually send two of ficers to supervise league games but three were used for the first contest of the series last week Tuesdays game which the Flycrs won SH took more than hours to complete because of brawl among players The freerforrall which in cluded both starting goal tenders and resulted in si players from each team receiv ing game miscondiicts broke out in the second period The Flyers now have 41 lead in the eight point series The fourth game is Friday in Kitchener Twins beat Cambridge llltENIHIR BAY Ont Ii Thunder Bay Twins whipped ambridge Hornets Wednes day to take 20 lead in the best ofseven anadian Inter national Ilockcy League final For the Twins it was their th consecutive win surpass ing litgaiiie winning streak compiled during the regular season crowd of 3247 spectators saw the Twins hold period leads of Hi and4 lwins goals were scored by fhris Ferguson ltavc Vaillant lack Byerley and ary larclli Rick Molinaro scored for am bridgi Thunder Bay oiitsliot ani bridge 40 22 report in Wediisliys edi tion of The Examiner incorrect Iy stated the score of the Sim coe ounty Mens Intermtxliate Basketball League playoff game between Orillia Ieter Beino and Allistoii Marauders Orillia won the game 7363 and takes 10 lead in the series Next game in the series is it put tonight at the Orillia District Collegiate and Voear tional liistitute Editor David Fuller7266537 Farmer right on in archery finals Steve Farmer fired 507 of possible 600 points to win the Georgian olIege intramural archery championship Wednes day at the Georgian gym nasium In the ladies division Karen Dingemans emerged with the topscore of 44 Twelve finalists competed in the championships with half completing their round Mon lav Iaul Gysbcis was second in the male division with 404 points and Vic Frisch finished in third spot with 474 Second in the womens divi sion was Muriel St George with 438 points and third place was won by ecelia Oillaglian with 4228 Others competing in the event were Ed Adams John Fisher lony Laii Bonnie Scott athy Meltowcll and Mike lhillips Adams Giiysbers and Farmer are all veterans of the Georgian archery program The OllltlS are in their first season All but lhillips were members of the Georgian varsi ty team that captured the On tario olleges Athletic Associa tion championship earlier this month at Mohawk ollege Georgian took the top four spots in the AA champion ship More than 30 students are in volved in the schools archery program which practices three times week Soviet skater takes lead over Czechoslovak Jr AllGSBthG West Germany tReutert Vilali Egorov of the Soviet Union took over the lead from Ivan Kralik of zecli oslovakia iii the compulsory figures section of the world junior figure skating champion ships Wednesday Egorov scored 7488 points and 10 ordinals while Kralik scored 7440 points and 20 or finals The Soviets were also leading in the pairs event with Veronika Pershina and Nard Akbarov in first place with 13302 points and I0 ordiiials and Larissa Selezneva and Oleg Makarov in second spot witli 13256 points and t7ordinals Lorri Baier of Mitchell Ont and Lloyd Eisler of ambridge nt were third in the pairs with 12884 points and 30 or finals Soviet skaters also led the compulsory icedancing contest after two of the four events Kelly Johnson and Kris Barber of Toronto followed in third spot with 3556 points and Ztordinals 51 ll ItlC III In 3L3 MAGS IiitY ii oo It to Jo 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chaiiipioiisbip at Mohawk ollege earlier this month lbough they upset Mohawk for the provincial title loutici says the Georgian archers didnt shoot as well as they the scores were lower Its funny thing loutier said are able to And in Wednesday competition most of Its one of those sports in which concentration is the key There are so many things to consider before shot is made that under the pressure of competition you tend to make mistakes which you otherwisewouldnt make Its that ultimate concentration that ability to make everything come together at precisely the right moment that loutier has been helping the students work on All but handful of the students in the archery program were new to the sport when the intramural season began last September Initially they were supplied with basic target archery equipment fibreglas bows and wooden arrows but have progressed to the more advanced cqinpnicnt which helped them earn the OtAA crown Not so advanced however that the rtxpiirement of ultimate concentration is uiidcicm phasiled The students in the program have excellent ability loutici said And the need for concentrition cannot be stressed enough So we allow them to develop that need through the use of equipment which doesnt make it easy to neglect the basics BEAVER Al AtTttIl 4031mm Sl EVIIIt LM lE MILE Stilt tIlIItK ItAlJC an it on so JOHNNIE slllltiioot so to Htl ISIY tIIIItK 30 TIMI lil ALSO EASY IICNN IltlltlSt DOLLY Ill IRA lllttK ASIIIEH ItlIIII SITTAN ljt ill ti SHJ tilt IlIIIII ID IIIJC $530 SIAIH lltlltiltE It 220 J0 SIIZtIAIJOhIEI 90 Mt Skllllllt KAYJO 90 IIMII ALSO TEX IIIIItIlIIItI FINALIA ROYAL AthtlAlSIIA IINNY StltAltllElt AlION FORIINtI EXMTOR lSI on NIVIIHIH lI Mll Ii Utiti MlIAlHHVtAIIIIt itiio it io IlllNlZYStlllllSSl no 10 lltll RA StOIIll no TIME ll Also HIGHLAND LAtIIttilt NEVER llltlSllEl lttiAIElLs ItotKrit FAM IIIHANKHIZ ItOVIIlttlJFt StltAItIIICIi LltKY lltlAtTHIt 41il$llttiii IEIll IME MILlI 1300 IttANtiiitilJm tioii iro 27o ltIZMIGO thitt LIto NOJOKIN zoo TIME ALSO SUSSEX TIME lESllIll BRONZE WIIALEIt NE KltA MANOt ixiMiMoN IIXAITOR Msiu oo lltlIl ELIIIW AlllZli UltIHIUIION photograph appearing in Wednesdays edition of The Ex aminer was incorrectly iden titled The goaltender name in the picture of street hockey action in Barrie should have IeadGusGallanttt IIIHSIti THO ltOtIllISlER tAlt Rochester Lancers of the North American Soccer League signed Wednesday midfielders ailos Iachaiiic and tarlos Gamboii to contracts for the I970 season Iachainc tl played midfielder on the First Division club ISilltlt£tltlt Ili La llata for all but two seasons from 1971 to 1077 Gambon t0 has scored over ltttt goals since 1906 Both are of Argentina Forces Base Borden Braves series Wasaga Stars arena sports calendar TlIlltSIDAY urling IZl0 Finals for the Devilbiss Trophy Ladies champion ship thirrieountry tlub St Vincent St loztzlto pni Finals for the Rolls and Simpson Trophy mens championship Barrie ountry lub To it pm Hockey it pni Ienetanguishene omniordores vs anadian Third game of the Wasaga Beach Oldtimers Hockey League best of fivechampionship 830 pm Goderieh vs anadian Forces Base Borden First game of their Ontario Minor Hockey Association Gitfen wins 54 Barrie Giffen Farm Equip ment Major Bantams fought off thirdperiod comeback at tempt by host Whitby to win the deciding game of their Ontario Minor Hockey Association Semi final series Wednesday The Barrie squad will now enter the Alerntario chamA pionship finals against an as yet unannouncixl opponent The game was the sixth in what was to be bestoffive series In the fifth game at Bar rie arena Sunday the two clubs battled to 272 deadlock after three Itiminute periods of over time The sixth game was to originally be scheduled for Bar rie arena but after the last matcliup it was learned that OMHA rules forbid more than one period of overtime As result of the ruling Whitby was awarded homeice advantage in the deciding con test It didnt seem to bother the Barrie club however as they came out flying and jumped in to Hi lead on goals by Travis Griffith Bob Roy and Todd Bowman Whitby got on the scoreboard late in the second but the visitors responded with two more goals by Jim Greenside and another from Roy within the first minute of play in the final period Whitby then scored three more times to whittle away Barries lead and threaten to carry the game into overtime once again Top goaltending by Gord Beatty helped stave off the Whitby drive however and give the Giffen club shot at the provincial title Barrie collected eight minor penalties in the game to Whit bys five Metros lose 43 Barrie Metropolitan Minor Midgets are just getting into the swing of things again but unfortunately for the club it may be too late The Metro squad was edged by host Kitchener 43 Wednes day in the second game of their Ontario Minor Hockey Associa tion championship series Kit chener Won the first series opener 74 Sunday at Barrie arena Prior to the Sunday game the team had played only cou ple of exhibition games during fiveweck layoff since com pleting their semifinal series Instead of an expected best ofseven series the club was in formed that tbeirs would be bestoffiyc due to lack of ice time at Kitchener arena So while the team seemed to get things together in the third period of tednesdays game they came up short and theres now no room for mistakes Barries Rob Rinneard scored the only goal for his team in the fist two periods of play while Kitchener managed to get four past Metros goalie Mark Flewelhiig Thornton votes Peewees get ice Thornton leewees are assured of rink to play on as they battle for the All Ontario championship of the Ontario Minor Ilockcy Association to day Thornton reiia board members voted unanimously to leave the ice in the arena until the championship series is The first game in the series is Saturday against Langlord The second game in the bestrofrfive final will be played in Langford Sunday at midget BB final series Andy Anderson arena IB Borden 7pin Barrie Kinsmen Major Atoms vs Orillia Fourth game of their Ontario Minor Hockey Association bestoffive zone final series Orillia ommunity entre Orillia leads series 2st Basketball it put Allistoii ltlarauders vs Peter Reino Hustlers Se coiit game of their Simcoe ounty Mens lntermtxliate Basketball Leagiie tier final series Floor Hockey pin Georgian ollege Intramural Floor Hockey cham pionship Resort vs ivil Tech II First game of their best ofrfive series second game pm Date and time of third game if necessary to be announced FRIDAY Hockey iota pui Bowmanville vs Ienetanguishene Chemical Valley Junior Kings Second game of their bestofseveii On tario Hockey Association Junior semifinal series Ienctanguishene arena Bowinanville leads series