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the Western Canadian champion traubrmk Royals Ina hardfought struggli Coach of the Royals Ijric utci rte gave wlys aggressive leadership major credit or bloom tor the downfall of his favored club which earlier ill deiendmgI champion Spokane Jets former pro hwkenxt SI had performed with Toronto Minnesota and faiieoilir lulr iielore return ing to this area REGAN BAH EIH tll Ht tttiltta Barries present roach In Re nd tholltl veteran sharpshooter with tinloeh out 51w mind wewamongthc teams leading scoring threats Iui we the winning seasons Regan won the top mi mu it at iiicseiiioriillAin1975 With Baird third tori Jl miii to in Home were two other scoring aces and gili ilt the llllt ellllis After starring for It Ir is in at area native helped Brantlord Alimod ownie er llrui cup in 1977 Before retiring from sitllltil iwt it also performed with distinction withtirillia let ittK Before the Flyeir won in ti in Iw at fans used to talk chiefly about Ilap lumna nuuin is iv luuiors to the Memorial Cup way back In it liw oi the gtltll performers was Doug Mohns who laiei lltt Ilt ii known Jlll star Other players on that not dill Iv to our turned pro TERRIERS I1l7£llL llI Whenever hockey is flifittiiwll neighboring rillia the 1971lOrillia lerricru llw cw in ilmmt bound to receive prominent inei ln Like Barrie lerrier an didnt quite maki it iiiw on Satllt St Marie for all toriaville Quelwo lot to itwtt SpokaneJets anque ii men II In their inning Iit Canada champion St lzonu loiia tits in an exciting Allan cup series played it dim le Iwinwnks appeared to be outclassed when they it In the opener but camefighting back tot MI The rain paging Terriers then ww talte the and than title Led by Doug Ktltllél iii ll14 irant Moore Lirrj ll on oiiwi oi casions but in no they beat out titi tiiiik itr entitlti title But ilan in the Iinils rs euthattlcrl the western ill liit ui mini aces like int tlontlarkeaud Jim Keon natiie ii tli lexniider who later played with Ioionio iii iii and other pro clubs was defense stain we Illiltilllt riliia team The Orillia victory wa in interest because St Boniface had donut vi p1 lei oi le winter anada finals Incidentally reeoi Is ll1 ifi Harrie lyers were defeated by Spokant le Main eirimpioir ship finals lhroughoiit tiicirdeernim eaeitill Barrie Flyers and Orillia lilltrl there is every lllflltIilItlt in Georgian Bay league yif rivals and the current musnu Allandaia iirst still ten TlIIi2IRROI Itl 1dii Wayne Marley scored tow WI touchdowns to pace the ltut attack He also adde vert JeffStiiart had one Kerry Riddick had mi pig llifi fl Schmidt jors in losllltlttltlse tin Hi it St Louis had one St ix It iit GAIIIISIIOIlfllliItlttittiiI iiit tiili liy SIIORNEYS OITIt RON SMITH 33 John Davies scored it it ii the winners with Steve ii iii tfll ll Ed McGrath gettiui wie lil ialther Dave iaruer had PM and convert White All Not ill of tiainers and Bazuk Iiad one il1ltlitgtlltlt each it iiiis Brad Armstrong llll iitt touchdowns IorSnutli aw poted iix Brown adding one mam on convert Ralph lnllllli um aconvert AILAIIE itil tllil ert ititf OlNIIIY Itti II it if Barrlurnliiil and Cann led Allandalr All ti ltilltll majors each Singliu Dennis Turnliull iill Ili at ed convert and laul ii Roy arter had two am Wayne Marley and Stewart had leam mam Marley also had con QlEEXSItoIltt GARNER Sltiltls it lttllll Leo Schmidt Stew Hi v4 Don Buchanan and tv In Wit ill in ML tiii iio id ll rout iii id arre all had llltlliil lIi ii tight battle winners arre and st little ltltl lerry ded singles once each Mark Vincer had two la to Garners lom uieei rai one while Wayne Scott singlew ll my Hines com ert AllANlllT Zjerl II nu Barry lurnivull Riy HN and Doug Mctann scon iii Mp Mm for the winners tarter Allandale Americar Shorney Ron Sniitli lIIlIXlIJl tlxywcld Queens Hotel Garners jm Team SHIIII Airbourne Earn up to $1 £3000 year in your Garage or Basement Raise National Viiteflii i3 33 tllhlttv it liii lhtlllt ufYzi5i933if 3939 nd laul Whalen and gnj tlll twii slitflltN wrwiei ici ountod for John iiiliri liolilitlle littlll Steve Reinian itiiltl and Larry one lill two ma it of one Stu Ron and Mike ttmitdtlt tllt iio tutii the goal ud liyers scored lirowu had two Armstrong ti yiiier one each it oi the in till llavl ililtt coll 5t eve kwpig lo 30 21010 2695 NIGHTCRAWLERS WWWWay Bucs in Series after taking Reds PITTSBURGH AP The story of Pittsburgh Pirates drive to their first National League pennant in eight years was best told by an inscription painted atop their dugout in letters almost as large as the dugout roof The Family This was baseball team of togetherness that won the East Division and went on to sweep the leagues bestoffive game championship series The Pi rates wrapped it up Friday with 71 triumph over Cincinnati Reds who had on the West Captain Willie Stargell the 38yearold first baseman known to his teammates as Pops smashed home run and double drove in three runs and got the series most valuableplayer award But Stargell accepted the huge trophy as symbol of 25 man victory He was proud of the honor but almost embarr rassed at being the recipient We do have unique family here said Stargell his eyes wet from tears and his voice choking little as he tried to express hisfeelings Im just proud very proud he said hugging his 11 yearold son This was pure indication of guys wanting to play ball as best they possibly can feel fortunate to be part of this devastating ball club The Pirates won the deciding game behind the eighthit nine strikeout pitching of Bert Blyle ven The triumph sent manager Chuck Tanners NL champions into the World Series against the American League winner starting Tuesday night in the AL city EARLY OFFENCE Pittsburgh put away Cincin nati early scoring runs in the first two innings off Reds starter Mike LaCoss In the first Omar Moreno walked stole second took third on fielders choice and scored on Dave Parkers sacrifice fly Phil Garner led off the second with triple the ball bouncing over the head of rightfielder Dave Collins He came home on sacrifice fly by Tim Foli LaCoss who appeared tight lipped and feeling the pressure even while dressing before the game lasted just 123 innings He walked four in his short tour But thc Reds still had chance get back in the game in the third off Blyleven who completed only four of 37 starts in the regular season They had runners at first and third with two out in the third on singles by Collins and Dave Con cepcron That brought up George Foster one of the leagues premier power hitters Blyleven went to 22 on Foster and then struck him out ending the inning The pitch also ended the day for the Reds except for Johnny Benchs sixthinning home run after the score was 60 Blyleven who relaxed before the game playing solitaire on the floor in front of his locker said he pitched with positive attitude couldnt get my curve over early but had good fast ball said the righthander who was 125 in the regular season Then in the second inning started to get my curve over After the second had good command HAS TANNERS VOTE Tanner was ebullient about Stargells performance Old Willies like fine wine he just keeps getting better with age the manager said Hes not only the MVP in this series but in the league Angels heard on high rally to win over Orioles ANAHEIM Calif AP The sign on the Anaheim Sta dium facade was reminder that Angels Work Miracles And former president Richard Nixon waved pregame suggestion to Never Give Up It took about three hours but alifornia Angels refused to give up and worked ninthin ning miracle that kept them alive in the American League championship series On the verge of being swcpt three straight the Angels ral lied for two runs to edge Baltir more Orioles 43 and sent the bestoffive playoff into this afterntxuis fourth game Rod arcw one of baseballs best hitters launched the win hing rally with oneout double and escaped possible base running blunder which would Iiave sent the Orioles into next weeks World Series against Pittsburgh Pirates Instead arew scored the ing run when Baltimore centre fielder Al Bumbry dropped sinking onerout liner off the hat of Bobby lrich Then Brian Downing who had walked fol lowing arews double scored on bloop double by Larry llarlow RE RELIEVE saw where Bumbry was playing and lrichs ball was sinking so just took oft said relieved arewx It carried lot better than thought it would was lead duck if he catches the ball crowd of 43199 thirdlarg est in Angels history cheered wildly when Carew escaped the goats horns Then it went into frenzy when Harlow delivered his gamewinner off reliever Don Stanhouse have lot of faith in this club said California manager Jim Fregosi who had predicted three straight victories at home after losing the first two games of the series in Baltimore Whatever this club does never surprises me Bumbry who tripled in the seventh and scored on pinch single to put the Orioles ahead 32 was disconsolate after the game The ball hit off the heel of my glove he said thought had good chance to get it and should have caught it got to the ball kneehigh Even if the ball had fell in front of me probably would have gotten the guy Downing going to second anyway But couldnt find it right away If had caught the ball its all over The Angels expansion team involved in its first post season competition took lead in the first on runsoring single by Dan Ford and went ahead 21 in the fourth on Don Baylors home run IIASE TANANA Baltimore in record sixth playoff pulled into tie on Lee Mays RBI single in the fourth and chased starter Frank Tanana when Doug Ietiiices sacrifice fly off is uu Up and racing winner Don Aase forged 22 deadlock But the Orioles left the bases loaded in the fourth and with the bases loaded in the sixth California centrefielder Rick Miller caught relatively shal low fly off the bat of Rich Dauer and threw Eddie Murray out at the plate Dauer turned basesloaded double play after fielding Fords hopper in the fifth play which seemed to finish the Angels Dennis Martinez who had lost eight of his last nine decisions and at 1516 the only Baltimore pitcher with losing record retired the next 10 batters in row after the twin killing But he was lifted im mediately after Carews ninth inning double as Baltimore manager Earl Weaver brought in Stanhouse who had won the iiiinning first game and saved 98 thriller with great dif ficulty in game No2 Stanhouse has been the man and maybe hell be again to morrow so had to go with him said Weaver Hes the big reason were here But no one will know for sure if Marti nez was tiring Baylor said the Orioles may have been overconfident and were packing their bags to go home in the eighth inning We got past Jim Palmer and Mike Flanagan he said so now we can work on the rest of their pitching staff Gilies Villeneuve of Canada is carried to his 3l2T4 by Bianche Pelio to keep Villeneuves feet dry during the second qualifying and practice Friday for Sundays Grand Prix Heavy rains kept the number of cars qualifying to minimum AP Photol FOR EARLY DEUVERY bod nah dock Ioch gauges orpoh powor assist front disc oket whitewotts discs ndo midqs KIICHE MOTORS Includes dot dotrost reclining 229s Aw In um too 7182287 SALES SERVICE PAIIS the examiner Saturday Oct 1979 Baltimores Al Bumbry slides into third base in the 7th Friday night with fri ple in the third game of the American League playoffs with the California Angels Angels third baseman Carney Lansford makes the play Bumbry went on to score moments later to put the Orioles out front only to be beaen by the Angels in the bottom of the ninth AP Photo Strictly for fun Haltmarathon set for Utopia The Human Energy North running club is organizing clinic and the Run for the Col ors Half Marathon for Sun day October 21 The clinic which will feature guest speakers Chris Hastings and local marathoner Bob Maludzinski will be at Utopia Community Centre beginning at 930 arn and going for two and half hours The half marathon will begin at the Utopia Community Cen tre at 12 noon and finish at Molsons Park which is ap proximately 21 kilometres from the starting point Hastings is pediatrician and his segment of the clinic is All About Feet He will be BOB MALDZINSKI fight Rising osts And advising runners on proper foot wear to don as well as other aspects concerning the feet Maludzinski who is also teacher at Innisdale Secondary School will demonstrate and speak on stretching and strengthening exercises FULL MARATHON Terry Connellan president of Human Energy North and chief organizer of the event said this years halfmarathon is warmup for firstever full marathon to be run over the same approximate area next year We are having the race on October 21 because that is when the fall colors are expected to be at their best Connellan said This years event is basically to have the club get the feeling of organizing marathon we want the run ners this year to have lot of fun Connellan said com petitiveness will not be stressed in this years race There will be prizes handed out but they will be of the hidden time prizes to the third woman to finish behind the twentysecond male finisher would take home aprize There will be competition in six divisions junior mens and womens under 18 mens and womens open 1839 and 0n the exclusive Triple master men and women 40 or older SHORTER RACE We realize that 21 kilometre distance is long race and really for only serious runners Conellan said Therefore we are also having 12kilometre race in conjunc tion with the halfmarathon The 12kilometre race will begin at Ivy and also finish at Molsons Park TERRY ONNELLAN Conellan said as far as he knows there has never been fullymarathon run in the Barrie area but he is certain that next years event will go over big Running is fastgrowing sport all over the world Con ellan said It is very big in Barrie and the marathon will also attract many runners from all over southern Ontario Running is also great ex perience during this time of the year when the colors are so beautiful and they are at their most beautiful in this part of the world As for this years race Con ellan stresses that it is for en joyment think that running and partying go handinhand Conellan said person who enjoys running usually enjoys partying and we will be doing plenty of both The partying will begin as soon as the runners cross the finish line There is postrace barbecue at Molsons Park for all participants Each of the finishers of the race will also receive certificate The cost of entering the Run for the Colors Half Marathon is $3 and it will include taking in the clinic as well as enjoying the barbecue People interested in entering can get more information and an entry form by phoning Con ellan at 7269257 or pick them up at the Examiner Energy get up to gtllt rebate Split Heat Pump Air Conditioner Dependingf on house size and con stmction Carrier Heat Pump can deliver your tofu heating require ments down to an outsi tempera ture 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