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By TONY PANACCI Of The Examiner 32 years ago Armand Bep Guidolin and winter together Guidolins career in hockey which has been in overdrive for the past 39 years is temporarily in neutral but the Barrie resi dent for the last 11 years says thats just fine with him HAD OFFERS had couple of offers to coach minor league teams Guidolin said while sitting in his Northpark Road home But Ive got too much experience to have to put up with all those long bus rides in the minor leagues Im enjoying spending time in my home With my wife Before the present hockey season got underway there were several National Hockey League coaching jobs available Toronto Montreal Buffalo Boston Atlanta and few others had jobs to be filled One would think that man of Guidolins ex perience would be highlysought after The fact that there was shortage of coaches was fabricated by the press Guidolin said There are plenty of coaches to fill thejobs Guidolin said he applied for couple of the jobs including Toronto but the teams already had their coaches picked There are bunch of new people running the teams now Guidolin said and they take of their own people Guidolinalso thinks that the decision he made after the 197475 season to leave as the Boston Bruins coach to take over as the mentor of the newlyformed Kansas City Scouts has come back to haunt him SHOULD HAVE STAYED should never have left Boston he said had everything going for me ex perience and very good hockey club Guidolin was offered fiveyear contract to coach the Scouts The Bruins would offer him no more than twoyear pact He decided to go where he thought the money and security was While was talking to Kansas City Harry Sinden the Bruins general manager asked me Bep are you sure youre going to get the money didnt know what he meant then but now know For the first time since they were married his wife Eleanor will be spending an entire Bep Guidolin The Kansas City team went bankrupt after two years and Guidolin lost out on $106000 which he will never collect made mistake in leaving Boston and now have to live with that mistake he said Guidolins decision to leave the Bruins opened the door for Don Cherry who took over as the clubs coach Ironically Cherry has also decided to live in Bostonfle opted for the mountains and money in Colorado the team which was previously known as the Kansas City Scouts Im not going to jump at coaching job somewhere were dont want to go Guidolin said YOUNGEST PLAYER Guidolin holds distinction in hockey which may never be erased In 1942 at the age of 16 he broke the lineup of the Bruins and is the youngest man ever to play in the National Hockey League The war was on then and several of the Bniin regulars were in the armed forces Guidolin said went to the camp and my skating ability earned me spot on the roster It was during that first year in Boston that Guidolin met his wife Mrs Guidolin who at the time was also 16 was headliner With the Ice Capades She is originally from St Louis Missouri Five years later the two married Guidolin played in the National Hockey League until 1954 taking year and half off himself to serve in the army WENT TO MINORS In those days after to seasons in the NHL forward was just about done Guidolin said The Bruins demoted him to the minors and he spent five years playing for Syracuse and Ottawa in the American Hockey League In 1961 Guidolin decided to hang up the skates for good and started looking into the possibilities of making career in hockey off the ice He accpeted position as scout for the Bruins few years later Guidolin got tip that there was dynamite prospect in Parry Sound Guidolin got in his car and drove to the northern town to check out the 12 year old prospect named Bobby Orr Two years later the Bruins signed him and the future Hall of Famer reported to play junior hockey in Oshawa egrets eaving Eleano ad Bep Guidolin hold two of the many momentos which adorn their Northpark Road home Mrs Guidolin holds poster from the days when she was headliner with the Ice Capades Mr Guidolin has photograph of the National Hockey League allstar team he coached Examiner photo by Tony Panacci The thin noticed about Bobb was 1968 accepted job with Molsons that he coul skate and fora 12yearbld he Brtweiesu It was that JOb that brought had tremendous amount of poise Gmdohmhis Wife andthree children to Bar Guidolin said COACHEDORR In the next couple of years GUidolm During Orris third year in Oshawa coached the Barrie Flyers in Senior Guidolin took over as the teams coach his league and the tOOk the JOb as mentor Of first of many jobs in the profession Ehe Long ngms team loaded wth There was absolutely no money in uture HLers inclu mg Darryl Sittler coaching junior back in those days Dan Maloney PatBoutette Dave Hutchin Guidolin said But it was place to start Sonfxnd DanBOFChflrd andleamln oward Darwin the owner of the He spent one year in Oshawa and then in Knights was jUSt super GUidOH Said 1mm Colts nipped again For the Barrie Colts so far this season it has been the season of the near miss The Colts have only managed one win and two ties in their eight games so far However three of their five losses have been by one or two goals Last night in Brampton the Colts were nipped 43 by the Logan Chevys team they had tied 77 in their previous meeting DOWN EARLY The Colts again put themselves behind the eight ball early as they were down 20 before the six minute mark of the opening frame Dan McDonald and Brad Eubenic CENTRAL ONTARIO JUNIOR STANDINGS STANDINGS Oak Ridges Dynes Orillia Travelways GWLTPts scored the Brampton markers Before the first period was over the Colts got one of the goals back Steve Bouchey tallied on the power play with John Sugenor drawing the assist Early in the second period Brampton regained the two goal bulge when Reg Mulhall beat Dave Campbell who was in the Barrie net Midway through the period captain Rick Bowman who is among the leagues leading scorers got his club to back to within one when he tallied from Burlington Cougars Streetsville Derbys Brampton Chevies Georgetown Gemini Barrie Colts Oakville Blades Dixie Beehives Ihornhill Thunderbirds Acton Sabres Milton Flyers anwbwwwwAuaio Bouchey and Kevin Johnston early period on solo effort AHNwNmMNHhHO OHOOONHiOODO cvtarowsuiuiasmaeeo not put away the tying goal The Colts gave up another goal in the third with Rob Montgomery scoring Bouchey completed an ex cellent evening when he scored from Surgenor midway through the third but the Colts could flu ed the end of the road Saturday in Newmarket and could still be coaching there today had chosen to WENT TO BRAVES Instead Guidolin opted to coach the Boston Braves the American League at filiate of the Bruins went there because it was chance to earn shot at eventually taking over an NHL team It was team stocked with first year pros and Guidolin guided them to the league pen nant and the finals in the playoffs before bowing out to Al MacNeils Nova Scotia Voye uers Mi way through the 197374 season the Bruins were doing poorly and Sinden decid ed to fire Tom Johnston and bring in Guidolin The next season was an excellent one for the Bruins as they took the league pennant and went to the final In the final they were defeated in six games by the upstart Philadelphia Flyers That series was an example of the best hockey team in the world losing to the hardest working team in the world Guidolin said ILLFATED MOVE The next year came the illfated move to Kansas City Guidolin said he could see that hockey would never crack the sports scene in the middle America City Midway through the second year could see Id made mistake in leaving the Bruins he said But there was no way could go back to Boston Guidolin did not apply for the Bruin job when it came open this past year Two years ago Guidolin coached and managed the Edmonton Oilers in the World Hockey Association and last year he handl ed the bench for the Philiadelphia Firebirds It was there that he discovered coaching in the minors wasnt for him TAUGIIT FIGURE SKATING Through the years of the many moves one thing has remained stable for the Guidolin family their home in Barrie We love it here and never plan on leav ing Guidolin said Eleanor Guidolin has spent many years working in the ice skating program in Bar rie couple of years ago she suffered leg injuries which temporarily crippled her She has not been on skates since She re The Gm 775 have so far been invincible in the Mid0ntario Junior league season last night The 77s claimed their third Barrie Canadians has reach third spa Barrie lost 20 to Kleinburg oston Bruins Oro dominating league thumping Midland l43 sawfs VuAWMDfi mains an actvxsor tor the figure skating pro gram My wife and want to become involved in the community Guidolin said But it is difficult to break into the minor hockey or figure skating factions in town He said the Barrie Minor Hockey Association never called him to ask him if he could be of any help to them think man of my experience could help out in the minor hockey system he said Hell got lot of spare time and want to do it Guidolins involvement with hockey will be limited to manager of the Angus ban tams friend of his is sponsoring the team and he asked him to help out Ill be going on the ice with the players and try to help them out he said HOCKEY SCHOOL The Guidolins will also be running hockey and power skating school in Angus from December 24 to January pay taxes here and want to make contribu tion he said Angus asked for my help so Im happy to do it Since Guidolin plans in staying in Barrie the Toronto Maple Leafs coaching job would have been ideal for him applied for the job but Punch lmlach already had his man picked he said Ive talked to Punch couple of times and he knows Im here if he needs me in the future Guidolin also says that he Would like to get involved in movement to bring an OHA tier twojunior club to Barrie think Barrie is natural for that league he said The teams have to go right through Barrie to go play North Bay and most of the teams are relatively close to here And of coure there is always the possibili ty that he will break back into the coaching ranks of the NHL Its real buddy system there he says If man gets management job with team he brings in all his friends to fill the positions Maybe one of my friends will land job and want me but Im not going to sit around and wait for that to happen onesided victory of the young season thumping Midland 143 The 775 led 31 after the first Canadians beaten to end campaign season While Barrie finished in in the First division of the league Kleinburg ended the regular season in fourth period and 41 after the second and then exploded to tally 10 times in the final frame Dave Forbes led the Oro assault tallying three times Doug Shelswell Ron Cumm ings and Neil McDonald each scored twice Single markers went to Roger McCuaig Steve Caldwell Peter Cole Wayne Cole and Greg McCuaig The Oro shooters forced the Midland netminder to make 50 stops Larry Catania in the Oro net made 19 saves The 775 will put their perfect record on the line when they District Soccer Association playoff game which eliminated Barrie from further play this season But coach Ray Jupp was far from disappointed It was really good game said Jupp The team played really well Their defence was pretty strong and we really didnt get too many chances to spot But in earlier games this year Barrie came away with only one win in three meetings between the two teams In Bar rie Barrie won 21 In Klein burg Barrie lost 51 and in the Richardson Cup Kleinburg eliminated Barrie by beating them 74 Weve had an excellent host Penetang Wednesday night Game time at Oro Com munity Centre will be 830 pm get shots away season said Jupp We had Kleinburg has been Barries LEADING SCORERS far superior season than last It was very offensive game with Campbell being forced to Player Club paHAHuvwma fiubBbbwbBAUWbn OOHHHHNwwwbh nemesis throughout this year When we 15th second Brent Dobson Oak pie 39 saves whilg the Colts last In the league lot of the hra Bul 11 Shots at Famptons players have improved in Rlilgklggwmgfi Barr 11 et back COI ngWOOd fact Im sure that two or three nRskOakR J5 UXtOG of them are good enough to J31 Lulimesi Bramp thetxlmingtralslaghen t3 beGIS NOIIh move up to the Premier divison Karl Ta lorOakR 05 195 15 next season Brian MIarvel Oakv Thursday night The game at footballers Jupp feels that the calibre of WHERE NEW THINGS ARE Dan MacDonaldBramp DunlOP Street Arena W111 get play in the league is improving WATS HAPPENING StuBumie0rill fidemayaWIWPm The game mght haw and it showed this year He Jim Miles Bar Siggggg huge SSSr fainélfi Says that every team in the maul no V9 1C league was competitive and TO FRI gillgnclIltliirlgyflgk mgWOOd defeated N011 COI there was never game that 930 930 Tod Sheppard Mil split two legiatc Senior Vikings 326 in game Thursday at North Collingwood took advantage any team could go into with an attitude that the two points for SAT 930 to 600 the win were already theirs of some key passes to record the victory North got on the scoreboard when Chris Wright ran in for the touchdown in the Louisa Eledes of the Georgian College tennis team slams forehand during last nights practice at the Barrie Racquet Club For the first time in years Georgian has full team Examiner Photo by Cathy Heather exhbm EXACIOR 36 third quarter iiiiiiiIiIIHI paiduiso The Barne Rotary Chm £1 While Norths record now siT0T 99 SixrncquACEMiLizisoo JOr Peewees Opened stands at 04 coach Gord Gow posrriui an HIGHENEBGY 430 360 310 197911 campaign by defeating IIRSTITIOT iiiissoo MNPRESSER 90 330 says that his team plays then igaisrtiustiiiNE 1400 10 910 GUY HAT 5140 Markham rep htgCkfy etlhb besteach time out Stifftfhii MO 3363 ZIIVIIDNIGHT BAIILES AR fifldacgffiehfifmgthfiéfii the Players playv and TIME 2184 RACHAR BUNNY HILL DALE UN everyone does their besththey Also 5mth EOISENTgyE épr CLERAY home 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