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Rotary end fight with title win By mvu FULLER Of The Examiner All the hassles ended for Bar ries Rotary Peewees Sunday when they defeated Chatham 31 to win the Ontario AA hockey championship at Cana dian Forces Base Borden After weeks of haggling bet ween the two teams Barrie finally settled the issue on the ice at the Andy Anderson arena winning the troubled bestofseven series in eight games Brian Cyr scored what prov ed to be the winning goal at 231 of the third period just 22 seconds after Shayne Corson put Barrie in the lead 20 with his goal at 209 Cyr scored the opening goal spo of the game early in the first period The championship series became grudge match when Barrie protested the fifth game played in Chatham Barries protest over coaching elegibili ty was upheld but instead of being awarded the game the Ontario Minor Hockey Associa tion ordered the game be replayed The ruling eventually led to the sevengamc series going to eight games We played music in the dressing room before the game and told them to just go out and boogie said Barrie coach Paul Carson And boy did they boogie After the game few of the Chatham players or team management came over to con gratulate Barrie Corson said however championship crests were exchanged Its unfortunate it had to end like that he said The win ends long but suc cessful year for the Rotary squad After being put out of contenlt tion in the prestigious Golden Horseshoe tournament in Burl ington earlier in the season Barrie went on to win the SiIV ver Stick tourney in Port Huron and finished as finalists in the Quebec Winter Carnival Peewee tournament losing to Detroit SA Its been good year Cor son said but its been tough one Another close one for Habs Leafs lack overtime luck Montreal Canadiens started celebrating little too early to suit defenceman Larry R0bin son The Canadiens moved to +0 lead over Toronto Maple Leafs midway through their National Hockey League quarterfinal contest Sunday night Then they forgot Robinsons rule that the best defence is good of fence The Maple Leafs clawed their way back to tie it forcing the overtime Robinson ended with powerplay goal at 414 of ex tra time The 54 victory gave Montreal 40 sweep in the bestofseven series and sent the Canadieiis into semifinal meeting with Boston Bruins The Bruins swept Pittsburgh Penguins with 41triumph GERRY HEEYERS stops Penguins again Meanwhile New York Islanders scored triumph over Chicago to cap swccp of the punchless Black Hawks The Islanders will play the win ner of the New York Rangers Philadelphia series which the Rangers lead after tit triumph Sunday night SCth ES IWlf Centre Jean Ratcllc scorcd two goals to pace the Bruins who had shaded the Icnguins Zr Saturday afternoon on BMW McNabs thirdpcriod score The lcngiims took lcad at 1320 of the opening period when Rod Scliiitt drovc itlrfoot slap shot over the shoulilcr of Boston goalic lcrry hccv crs Boston scored ll in tlic final minutes of the first pcriod to move ahead tostay At 16 33 Bobby Schmautz skated from Oro Ivy take consolation at ladies invitational tourney Oro Jets and Ivy Flyerettes won consolation titles at the seventh annual Jets Invita tional Ladies Hockey tourna mentSunday Oro Rockets the third local team entered in the fourday 24team event finished without title losing in the major midget consolation game Jets defeated Newmarket 20 on goals by Janice Clark and Marg Raycraft to win the division consolation final Ivy also won by shutout beating the Saltfleet Bears 30 on goals by Sharon McMaster Terry Gethons and Brenda Ironside Ingrid Andrews earned shut out for the Jets and Gail lub held Saltfleet scoreless for Ivy The ro Rockets lost their final game to the Mississauga Representatives 40 The Jets Raycraft was nam ed the mostvaluable player in theCdivision Terry Gethons was picked the mostvaluablc defcnccman in the division Tournament organizer Barb Amos said the seventh annual hockey tournament ran smoothly and she expects to hold the annual tournament next year as usual In other games Sunday Brampton Canadettes won the Area soccer enthusiasts should recognize this weeks mystery sportsman Barrie resident and longtime supporter of area soccer programs And it wont be long before soccer buffs across the province learn to recognize him because hes the newlyelected president of the Ontario Soccer Association One more clue his son recently sign ed contract with professional club in Sweden if you think you know who he is send In your name address and phone number to Sports Hall of Fame co The Examiner Box 370 Barrie On tario L4M 4T6 Winners are selected at random from correct entries received before Saturday Last weeks winner is Cathy Wright of Midhurst who correctly identified track star Monique Contest winners will receive an iiiinch special pizza from Mr Tonys lizzaria and Spaghetti House 47 Dunlop St Barrie division championship it over Ihornhill Saltflcct Sabrcs won the division champion ship llattsvillc lo Sud bury defcatcd Bccton for thc division championship and Mississauga Apachcs bcai Noblcton ti for thc division championship Ncwtonbrook beat King City 51 to win the minor midget championship and Brampton Lions defcatcd Scarborough Bantams iii to Win thc major midget titlc Scarborouin tiirls won the consolation title with ZHi tory ovcr thc Agincourt Sclccts nil Little Britain cdgcd altflcct Queens 24 to win thi consolation titlc In the midget division iraf Il Juniors shut out the York anadians 30 to win thc con lationtitlc Every kid was fantastic though Fantastic included Shayne Corson son of the Barrie coach who scored his goal with frac tured arm and completed the game with theinjury Andy Walton Cyr and Corson formed powerful threat to the Chatham defence and ac counted for all but one of the scoring points for Barrie Walton earned three assists in the game with Corson and Cyr assisting once each Paul Taylor also assisted on the win ning goal Greg Leblanc held Chatham to the single goal in the final game which came just seven seconds after Barrie took 30 lead behind the net and pushed the puck past Penguin goalie Denis Ilerron At 1846 Ratelli drove powerplay shot past llcrron Chicago finally managed to score goal ending streak of 1812 minutes 30 seconds without one but lost again to thc lSllitldtiS and saw their record playoff losing streak raised to it games New York got goals from Denis Iotviii Ed Wcstfall and Mikc Bossiy in advancing to the semifinals tioalic Bill Smith gave up one goal to Mikc Walton Apollos bowl to YBC lead The Apollos have pulled ito ninepoint lead in the Youth Bowling Council lunior lupin bowling league at Barric Bowlcrama llit Pumas hold down sccond spot with if points followcd by the loiiics 1167 the lrottirs ilTiTI thc Stars tlSti thi laccrs ililtil thc Ianthcrs l1 and the Mercury 97 Donna Iringlcs 132 avcragc is still tops in the girls section loy Iinimons 1213 puts her in sccond spot and Shcrri McGarviy is in third with till McGarviy topped thc field in both high singles and high triples play in the last session of play bowling 187 singlc game and 467 triplc llach latton bowch thc SicotlilrlltSl singlc scorc of 139 and Tammy IIoskin was runnerup in triplcs with 409 Ian Marten continues to lcad the boys high avcragc with 1523 followed by Sean rcaric with 147 and Mike LcBlanc with LcBlanc boosted his aycragc few notches by rolling boys high singles score of 187 and hightriplc of ilti rcaric was runiicrup in both categories with l7t singli score and 45 tripli it Forwards from Steele Street Public School right and Angus public school jump for the ball during semifinal action in the Areas One and Six Elemen tary School girls basketball championship Saturday at Eastview Secondary School Steele won the game l89 and went on to capture the championship Examiner Photo Steele Street captures girls basketball title Stcclc St public school cap turid tlic Siincoc County Arias inc and Six clcmcntary school girls baskctball championship at Eastvicii Swondary School Saturday with 120 iii dccision ovciSt lais llic in carncd Stcili berth in tlic Sinicoc oiinty chain pionsliips nth wwkcnd Sixtocn of schools Ill thi two divisions compctwl for thc llllt St Monicas school was tliidifcndingchampion In tlic consolation final lllll Lady of tlracc school troni Angus dcfcatcd Stronds ioodlcllow school IT lit First year coach Nilson Wood led his Stcclc squad to an opcning Billet In over or nica quartcitinal It 13 1c tory over St Monicas and an itirtt win over Angus public school mthc scmi linal Sticli bial St Montias tu icc in four cshibiiion Iiintillcs this scason spill two prcvioiis games against St Marys and lost tiiicc to Angus Iiitori tlic tournament titlicr schools in thc Siincoc County championship arc iillias Mount Slavcn oll ingiioods onnaiiglit School loit lcicoll and Allistoii Base Borden birdmen tops llost Basc Bordcn olIigiatc Institiitc captured the incns tiaiii titlc at the IJTJ iiorgian Ray Secondary Schools Athlctic Association badminton championships Saturday The ovcrall woincns tcaiii llllltl was Parry Sound High School lllSl and StttilNl place finishcrs in each cvcnt advancc to thc ihitario lttllllltill of Neptunes Heather Dryden swims third leg of relayatEtobicoke Olympium Examiner Photo Lom brings home gold but Neptunes all happy Only one member of the Bar ric YMCA Neptuncs swim club brought home gold medal at the provincial underage chain pionships Sunday but all 15 taamniembers came home happy lctcr Lom won two gold medals in the Etobicokc lyms plum pool in the 100m and 200m ackstrokc to go along with his thirdplace ribbon in the 100m freestyle and fourthplace rib bons in the 200m individual medley and freestyle cvciits Seven of the if Neptunes came home with ribbons for their performances John Cancilla surprised the team coaching staff with two of the best swims of his life The 12yearold improved his times in the Min individual medley and 400m seconds The two performances earn ed him third in the frccstylc and sixth iii the medley an cilia also placed fourth in the 200m freestyle Lcslic Stcphcns won two silver medals lhc l2ycarrold swimmer placed second in the 100m and 800m freestyle cvciits She placed in all five of her events taking third in the 200m butterfly and 200m freestyle and fourth in the 100m butter fly lracy Paddison swam to thirdplace finish in the 12year old 200m backstroke and inish ed sixtli in both the 200m in dividual medley and the 100m backstroke freestyle by 12 Karen St Laurent iti iMSt swim came in tlic loam backstrokc whcrc slic won sixth place ribbon laiil Dick swam wcll iii the 400m finishing fifth in the boys lfiiti year old class Karen Dryden won fifth place ribbon in the 800m freestyle for lit14 yearold girls Neptuncs relay team of Stephens Lisa Wiles litka Loni and Iaddison swam to fourthplaci finish in the 200m frcc rclay Dryden replaced Wiles in tlic 200m individual medley and helped the team win fifthrplacc ribbon NtplllntS coach onnic McBricn said everyone on the team swam well and all 15 tcaiiimcinbcrs lowered their times for each cvcnt Kathy lostcr Sllltl by il lncss for much of the season came back to reduce her time in tlic 200m freestyle by 54 seconds with swim of littll i7 McBricii said the team pcr formed Well and showed im provcmcnt over the season ierfoimanccs like these will provide real inccntive for the swimmers said McBiicn but it also shows them how much harder they have to work McBrien will make several rccomincndations to the clubs executive before slic Icavcs the team to mch to rillia where she has been transferred to con tiniic her work as nurse Schools lllltll championships Tlllliltlil Ba Among thc local top place finishcrs iirc loliii Bcttcs and Phil Fowlcr of Barric tcntral olIigiatc second in mcns doubles Maric MCKHHHI and Janet Morris of Banting Mcmorial High School in Alliston sccond iii ioniens doubles and Mikc Bitten of Base Bordon who capturcd top spot in thc llltllS singlcs cvcnt Fiftccn schools cntcrcd thc competition sending more than Ellcomtxtitors thcrwinncrs Womcns singles Sally Liclitcnlwrg lciictangnishcnc Association May 13 lll Secondary School loan lollaid Iarry Sound Iciis singles Craig IIvans lliornlcigh Womciis doublcs Siic West and Kim Wright Parry Sound Mcns doubles Stephen Babocock and ijit oomcrasii imy lhornlcigli Mixed iloiiblcs Ihcicsa Gregory and Stcplicn Maiilc Parry Sound lanct ltclcourt and Ken ascancttc Icnctaiigiiisliciic Lee out at OFSAA lim Lcc of Barrie Ccntral ollcgiatc toppcil tlic challcngiis from his Iiost association but linislicd low on the llSl iii the Ontario Icdcrar tion of Schools Athlctic Associa tion Sttllll boys gymnastics championships Saturday in Ictcrborough Lcc l7 won two events and placed second in four others to capture the Georgian Bay Secondary Schools Athletic Association scnior boys title at Banting Mciiioiial High School recently The top four fiiiislicis at the IBSSA cvciit travelled to lcicrborougli for thc pioi incial championships The others Guy Bonifact of Baron Heights in Newmaikct lodd crenari of Banting and Gary James of lIiornhill finished the lSAA event in the same order behind Lee directors for the 197980 season be will donate the $1000 prize to the Easter Seal campaign duel with world recordsetter Herve Filion in the lOrace winnervtakeallevent 13m the examiner MondayAprll 23 1970 sports shorts Cole elected 77s president Bruce Cole was elected president of the Oro 77s Junior hockey club at the clubs recent annual meeting at Oro Com munity Centre Others elected to the team executive were Clarence Smith first vice president Maurice Partridge second vice president Andrew McGregor secretary and Keith Lees treasurer Doug Wilson was appointed the clubs Ontario Hockey ff Association contact Past President Alex Toffan will remain on the board of Waples to donate winnings Ron Waples announced Saturday that if he wins Wednes days Battle of the best driver challenge at Barrie Raceway Waples Canadian Harness Horseman of the year will Each driver will take one horse in each race and points will be awarded for each entry beaten Filion and Waples drew for their horses last week and according to the early line selections Waples has slight edge Barrie Raceway general manager Earl Rower predicts Filion victory Herve is number one Rowe said and hell prove that again Wednesday Filion 38yearold native of Angers Que now living in Westbury NY has won more races than any other driver in the world In 1977 Waples of ltockwood Ont became the first Canadian driver to win more than 300 races and $1 million in purses in single year in this country Shanty Bay golf girls ready The Business Girls section of the Shanty Bay Country Club has scheduled pot luck dinner May to open the 1979 golf schedule Anyone interested in joining the Business Girls section at the club is asked to contact president June Galloway at no 770 or secretary Frances Newton at 7282630 in addition to the regular course membership which in cludcs Canadian Ladies Golf association membership an additional $5 is required to help cover the cost of prizes for the season The opcning dinner is scheduled to begin at pm at the clubhouse Noble Maxie wins feature Viillis loncs driving the crowds favorite Noble Maxie won tlii featurc seventh race at Barrie Raceway Saturday Starting fourth Jones took the lead at the quarter pole in 32 seconds over rainsoaked track Armstead Kelly with Paul Cass driving took second and Scott Rowe grabbed third with Sign Spring as the field came to the halfmile polc Mystic lrick the second favorite handled by Lloyd Spiiiks got away slowly on the rail and fell back to seventh as the ficld reached the halfmile station As the field rcachcd the head of the lane Noble Maxie held off strong bid by Sign Spring and reached the wire win iicr Ill 209 Noble Maxie after bad break at the start last week recovered to win by length Armstead Kelly finished third Watson adds another title ltANillt LA oSlA Calif AP His current credch tials arc lll order but Tom Watson is not yet ready to claim the No spot in the world of golf Jai Nicklaus is still the man to beat Watson said after scoring an impressive sixshot victory Sunday in the Tour namcnt of Champions an elite event that brings together thc winners of Professional Golfers Association tour titles from thi last 12 months Hes the greatest player Watson said Hes not play ing very well right now and know he must be burning in Sltlt But hell be back Hes too great player not to Allan Merrick of Minnesota Kicks right keeps his eye on the ball after leftwinger Don Counce of the Toronto Blizzard headed it during their match at Exhibition Stadium Sunday Blizzard lost the game 32 giving them 04 wonlost record for the season Blizzard tumbled again By THE CANADIAN PRESS New York Cosmos coach Eddie Firmani didnt deny it Francisco Marinho was in his doghouse and Firmani Iiad no plans to give him chance to escape But that was before Sundays game against Fort Lauder dalc Strikers After it Firmani was singing different time Marinho talented 27yearold Brazilian midfielder who was added this season by the Cosmos to their bulging Stable of international stars scored three goals the last two in the final t2 minutes to lift the Cosmos to comerfromr behind 32 victory in North American Soccer Leach action It was the fourth win in row for the unbeaten Cosmos NASL champions the last two years In other games Sunday Minnesota Kicks beat Toronto BIirard Rochester Lancers trimmed Washington Diplomats 10 in overtime and California Surf edged Ed monton Drillers 271 in shootout ldlllltllll had reprimanded Marinho for putting himself abcad of the team Now the coach says he thinks Marinho has turned the corner sports calendar MUNIAY Hugger pni liilSlYltW Secondary School vs Central Collegiate Georgian Bay Secondary Schools Athletic Association senior boys gaiiic iiitral Collegiate Gymnastics The Georgian Bay Secondary Schools Athletic Association girls gymnastics championships take place today at iravcnhiirst Secondary School TUESDAY Basketball it put Barrie Blues vs rillia CC Iaiiters Fifth and deciding game of their Simcoe County Mens Ililtllllttlliitt Basketball League lier championship series tlrillia District ollcgiatc Vocational Institute