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Former pro leads Terriers By BILL CURRAN The question of how Barrie Flyers will fare against Orillia Terriers in the current Georgian Bay intermediate circuit should at least be partially answered when these old hockey rivals clash in league encounter here next Friday night Both teams have added strength since their two re season exhibition tests which ended in draw at Ori lia and 65 loss for the locals here in Barrie Paul Regans squad was shorthanded for both these workouts In the game at Orillia the Flyers started with on ly 10 players But there will be full lineups for the coming league tilt Coach Wayne Rutledge gained more confidence of fans at Orillia when he pulled the Terriers through in their league opener against Darryl Slys Shipbuilders at Collingwood It required overtime but the 54 verdict was well received by Terrier followers The overtime goal for Orillia was netted by one of the team newcomers in Vytas Urbas who registered on hard shot after taking pass from Don Raybould Both these players also figured in earlier scoring as well ONCE WITH HAP EMMS JUNIORS Like DarrylSly coach Rutledge is former pro hockeyist who is also being counted on to appear in the nets for at least some of the games However veteran Clyde Harris guarded the cage capany for the opening Orillia triumph Barrie fans who remember back to the 195960 junior Flyers may recall that Rutledge was goaltender for that memorable Barrie ruad coached by the great Hap Emms Former New York Ranger Dale Rolfe Larry Jones and Pierre Gagne were among other star performers with that notable team which battled their way into the junior playoffs to the Ontario finals FOUR OIIA TITLES IN SIX YEARS Commenting on an earlier reference to former NHL star Doug Mohns local enthusiast forwarded clipping which showed Mohns was of the leading lights with Barries 1953 Memorial cup winners At that time Emms guided the junior Flyers to their fourth OHA championship in six years Statistics quoted showed the 1953 Flyers racked up 37 wins with two draws and only 17 losses in winning the Canadian laurels for Barrie The team had Bill Harrington in goal and boasted such stalwarts as Skip Teal Tony Poeta Murray Costello John Martan Orv Tessier and Orin Carver to mention few 0the stars were Jim Robertson Don McKenney Larry Thibault Jack Higgins Don Cherry Marv Edwards Ralph Willis Bob White and Fred Pletsch In that same memorable year Collingwood Greenshirts beat out Ingersoll in the finals for the OHA junior title Another notable pro hockey coach Eddie Bush was in charge of that fine team CURLERS GETTING SET FOR ACTION Turning to curling there is considerable current prepara tion activity at both the Barrie clubs as well as others in this area Barries Essa Road club now headed by Henry will again have some 800 members which makes it easily the largest in the county junior school curlers clinic is plann ed for next Saturday Secretary Frank Hersey reports the ladies local schedule opens on Monday Oct 22 and the mens Wednesday night play will follow two evenings later with regular schedules beginning Oct 29 Business girls also will begin curling Oct 24 At Orillia where Bill Bundy is the new president the opening bonspiel is fiveevening event starting Monday Oct 22 sponsored by Fern Resort Local schedules are slated to begin the following week Coldwater and district curlers will discuss plans for the new season at registration meeting planned for this Satur day evening at the community centre sports shorts Hockey league too big BUFFALO NY AP Clarence Campbell retired president of the National Hockey League says the ex panded 21team league is too big There are too many teams Campbell said Thursday before dropping the ceremonial first puck for Buffalo Sabres home opener against Washington Capitals All major sports are dependent on star players he said No sport has an adequate number of star players So if you dont have enough star players you must depend upon team rivalry to sell tickets Campbell said there are too few quality players being developed in Canadian junior hockey in the colleges and in CLARENCE CAMPBELL no star players needed each year The NHL Europe scouting system this past The NHL needs 400 year showed that there was players he said Say less than one player per club player lasts an average of 10 years in the league That means 40 new players are ready to move into the NHL Thats only half the number needed Rogers determined VIRGINIA WATER England AP Lanky Texan Bill Rogers is determined to shake off his reputation as bridesmaid Rogers runnerup in four tournaments in the United States this year upset twotime champion Hale Irwrn and over 36 holes in the second round of the $240000 World Match Play championship Friday and said Im tired of finishing second Rogers victory put him two matches away from the $64500 first prize Irwin the 1H tournament favorite won only two holes and trailed the 28yearold Rogers all the way Rogers is playing his first matchplay event as pro Golfer concentrating PORTSMOUTH Va AP Amy Alcott says shes really two people depending on whether shes playing golf Her ponents in this weeks 72hole $100000 Ladies Professronal Golf Association tournament wish shed concentrate on her offcourse hobbies tennis and disco dancing Alcotts second straight twounderpar 70 Friday gave her fourunder 140 over the 6100yard Elizabeth Manor course and oneshot lead over surprising Susie McAllister 7269 Sandra Post native of Oakville Ont slipped to 76 Fri day for 148 total while Cathy Sherk of Port Colborne Ont was another stroke back after shooting secondround 74 Dale Shaw of Victoria missed the 157 cut ballooning to an 87 169 total anIcilehind Alcott and McAllister who ranks 64th on this years money listto Alcotts No7 spot are Jan Stephenson of Australia and veteran Joanne Camer Owner guides Flyers After firing coach Barry Boughner earlier in the day Niagara Falls Flyers owner Reg Quinn stepped in Friday and guided the club to 64 win over Oshawa Generals in an Ontario Major Junior Hockey League game in Niagara Falls Boughner hired at the start of the season to replace Bert Templeton had coached the defending Emms Division champions for only seven games before being fired Quinn yet to name replacement was behind the bench for the game as the Flyers snapped threegame losmg rewpoi02 evened their record at 44 In other games London Knights dum Toronto Marl boros 74 Brantford Alexanders defeat Windsor Spitfires 5+3 Ottawa 67s edged Sudbury Wolves 31 and Kingston Canadians slipped past Kitchener Rangers 745 inovertime The Flyers got two goals from Steve Larmer and John Kirk and one apiece from Steve Ludzik and Mark Osborne Peter Wilson Bob Crawford Steve Konroyd and Enzio Augimari scored for Oshawa bases loaded triple ball sails off the bat of Kiko Garcia of Baltimore Orioles in fourth inning of third game of World Series Friday night at Pitt PITTSBURGH AP Earl Weaver man of many moves went into his act again Friday night The Baltimore Orioles man ager looking for more offence concocted lineup which pro duced an 84 victory over Pitts burgh Pirates in e$pnzhird game of the 1979 World Series The American League cham pion Orioles now lead the best ofseven Series 21 with the fourth game set to start at pm EDT today little more than 12 hours after the com pletion of Friday nights rain soaked contest Weavers team spotted the heavyhitting Pirates 30 lead with John Candelaria Pitts burghs top pitcher on the Regan Raycraft score twice Flyers avenge onesided loss The Barrie Flyers held off late surge by the Georgetown Raiders to take 64 victory in Georgian Bay Intermediate action at Dunlop Street Arena last night The win by the Flyers aveng ed 103 drubbing at the hands of the Raiders in last weeks season opener That game was protested by the Flyers and decision on it should be made public by the OHA later today SEVERAL FACTORS think there were several factors which contributing to us turning it around Flyer playercoach Paul Regan said The biggest difference was having the Walkers Ed and Danny and Pat Rutkins back in the lineup Regan also said that the team worked on getting the puck out of the defensive zone and backchecking during practise this week and it also made big difference think they were overconfi dent Raiders after last weeks big win and we caught them Regan said think our team is going to really come around Regan put his club ahead with the only goal of the first period It came on solo effort In the second period Regan fired in another goal at the 504 mark and the Flyers were up by two Shorthanded marker by captain Bob Baird midway through the frame gave the Flyers 30 bulge The Raiders finally got on the board at the 1701 mark of the period when Bruce Ellison beat Grant Cole Gerry Raycraft got that one back before the period ended In the third period powerplay goal by John Cook got Georgetown back to within two goals The game remained that way until just over five minutes re mained to be played It ap peared the Flyer had the game cinched when Raycraft and Ed Walker tallied but Colin Gor don and Ray Tonelli tallied for the Raiders to make the final close There was very small Oro 77s defeat Huntsville The Gm 775 led from start to finish in defeating Huntsville $3 in Junior action last night Five different shooters tallied for the 775 who claimed their second consecutive vic tory of the young season Steve Caldwell Doug Shelswell Peter Cole Ernie Cummings and Murray Hadley all found the mark for Oro Rus ty Hastings set up two of the goals James Hatton was in net for Oro and he made 21 saves The 775 fired 46 shots at the Hunt sville net crowd on hand but many peo ple no doubt stayed home to sburgh The triple that scored Rich Dauer Rick Dempsey and Scott McGregor broke the game open for the Os Pirates Steve Nicosia is catching and the plate umpire is Russ Goetz AP Photo Baltimores newlook wins game for Weaver mound But thats when Weaversnewlook lineup went to work Weaver had inserted Benny Ayala in left field Kiko Garcia at shortstop Gary Roenicke in centre field and Rich Dauer at second base against the left handed Candelaria SOLID PRODUCTION Weaver got solid production watch tne world series Cole Regan and the Raiders from three of the new starters who combined for seven hits three runs and six runsbatted in Garcia ualied World Series recor of reaching base safely five times with four hi1i802 walk becoming the sixth player to accomplish the feat Babe Ruth did it twice Rick Kessell were selected as the three stars The Barrie Flyers Grant Cole makes pad save off the stick of the Georgetown Raiders Gary Ford in action here last night There to help Cole out is Pat Rutcons The Flyers won the game 64 Examiner Photo by Tony Panacci Oakville gun down Colts The Barrie Colts took it on the chin last night losing on the road 92 to the Oakville Blades It was the second time in the young season the Blades have claimed onesided victory over the Colts The Colts were never really in the game after the midway point of the first period Cap tain Rick Bowman scored for Barrie at the 733 mark of the first period to get his club even Oakville pumped home three more goals before the first Canadian takes title MONTECATINI Italy CP Susan Nattrass of Edmonton won her fifth consecutive world trapshooting championship to day Nattrass fired 49 on her last 50 targets to clinch the cham pionship in sunshine at this spa resort Nattrass had to miss at least two targets for her nearest rival Ulia Klekova of the Soviet Union to catch her Nat trass finished the championship with 189 total period ended and then got two more unanswered markers in the second period to take 61 lead In the third period three more Oakville goals made the score 91 before Terry Myers tallied for the Colts with Bowman and Vince McGrath assisting McGrath also assisted on the first came on the powerplay Watch for at goal Both the Colt goals the examiner Saturday Oct 13 1979 Defense problem Pirates like weather PITTSBURGH AP Phil Garners moustache drooped more than usual Dave Parker didnt feel like talking Bill Madlock was shaking his head Pittsburgh Pirates who pro duced noisy chatter after they lost the opening game of base balls World Series were som berly Friday night after the Baltimore Orioles gave them an 84 beating in rain interrupted Game Three We played like the weather lousy said Garner The way things are going it will be three straight for them and adios for us Im not going to be inter viewed for no hour tonight Parker told few reporters be fore heading to the clubhouse kitchen We played bad Tell that to everybody else dont know why but were not making the routine plays We could be 03 the way were playing on defence said Mad lock In Game One in frigid Balti more the Pirates fell behind 50 in the first inning but battled all the way before losing 54 And Weather may get worse PITTSBURGH AP The weather for this afternoons fourth game of the World Series between Pittsburgh Pirates and Baltimore Orioles could be even worse for playing baseball than the chilly wet conditions of the first three games forecasters predict After an overnight low just above the freezing point tem peratures were not expected to break 10 degrees Celsius today and snowflurries and rain showers were expected along with winds gusting up to 40 kmh the United States weather service said 3C1 PRIZES JUDGING health BAYFIEID MAIL ONTARIO HUMANE SOCIETY PET SHOW SATURDAY OCTOBER 20th COMMENCING AT 00 am HERES HOW YOU CAN ENTER Fill out the ballot below and send or bring it to Bayfield Mall Administration Office 320 Bayfield St Barrie L4M All children participating in the Pet Show will receive Ribbon and Free Gift for their pet First to Fourth place class winners will receive ribbons and each group winner will receive atrophy COSPONSORED BY PET FAIR Bayfield Mall BE SURE TO ENTER YOUR PET Midl Hours MomFri 930 am to 930 pm Saturday 930 am to gt200 pm they were typically loud loose and talkative as they met the press afterward BIRDS COUNTERED In the second inning Friday night Gamers tworun double gave Pittsburgh Baltimore third after walk Kiko Garcia Orioles victory PITTSBURGH AP It has been disappointing baseball season for Kiko Garcia even though he took over the regular shortstop spot for the American League champion Baltimore Orioles But the pain of yearlong aching back eased con siderably after Garcia had four hits and drove in four runs in his first World Series appearance Friday night had back trouble most of the year Garcia said after leading the Orioles to an 84 victory which gave them 21 lead in the bestofseven Series For two months in the middle of the season it really slowed me up and couldnt get in the groove know can field hit and run better Garcia who will be 26 on Sunday batted 247 during the regular season far better than the 167 turned in by the player he moved aside Mark Belanger But Garcia com mitted 27 errors while playing in the shadow of Belanger who holds the alltime career record for fielding excellence among American League shortstops TWO MILESTONES While becoming the 38th player in World Series history to have four hits in game Garcia had two singles double and triple He also walked and became the sixth player in Series history to reach base five times in game lm not genius manager proclaims PITTSBURGH AP Im no genius Earl Weaver in sisted but you could have fooled all those people who saw his Baltimore Orioles wallop Pittsburgh Pirates in Friday nights third game of the World Series The veteran skipper came off looking like more than mere genius He was Merlin the Magician The Orioles outfoxed and outthundered one of the most devastating clubs in baseball 84 taking 21 lead in the Series and you could see the fingerprints of the saucy little dugout Napoleon all over the place He put man at short who had hit only 228 in the last 66 games and had made 27 errors during the season At second he threw guy who had blown 17 chances He yanked his regular centre fielder and the left fielder who had won one of the playoff games with home run in an outfield shuffle One of the men he inserted had played in only 42 games All ENTRIES MUST BE HIEREGISTERED Entries will not be ac cepted on the day of the show Closing date for registration is Friday October 19 at 12 pm ll NAME ADDRESS PHONE AGE or ENTRANT TYPEOFPET CATEGORIES Judging will be based on Pet Categories DOGS CATS LIKEABLE OTHERS These pet categories will be further divided into the following Exhibitor Classes YEARS OF AGE YOUNGER T012 YEARS OF AGE 13 YEARS OF AGE OVER ALL ENTRANTS ARE TO GO TO THE MAIN CHECKIN AREA IN FRONT OF BOOTS DRUGS ON ARRIVAL SATURDAY ORNING Judging will be done by the BARRIE HUMANE SOCIETY based on the Health Care of the pet plus the childs knowledge of how to take care of their pet and its general Bayfield Moll Bayfield St ii 30 lead off Orioles starter Scott McGregor But Benny Ayala countered with tworun homer in the Shortstop leads to