Jack Pearce left instructs one of his students during the sailing course Innisdale Secondary School is having every day at Barrie Marina Twenty students enrolled Innisdale begins sailing course The physical education program at Innisdale Secondary School in its first year of operation is emphasizing recrea tional leisuretime activities such as sailing crosscountry ski ing outdoor education and swimming The sailing program under the directorship of Jack Pearce is now in full tilt with three sets of five students at sailing and training out of Barrie Marina every day All the kids who are taking the course approximately 20 are novices to sailing Pearce mathematics teacher at In nisdale told The Examiner Im sticking to purely practical course want them to enjoy sailing and get to like it Pearce said he will teach his students theory in the spring when they start attending regattas Pearce said as far as he knows it is the only course of its kind in any of Ontariorhigh schools Examiner Photo by Tony Panacci Pearce who tirst got into sailing when he moved to Barrie 10 years ago designed and built all the sailboats being used for the course Pearce said as far as he knows this is the only course in sail ing offered at any high school in Ontario The students who are all in grades nine and 10 are also com peting in series of races against one another Pearce said he is looking for sponsor for trophies to go to the winners of the rac ing series Interested parties may reach him at Innisdale Pearce said he is hoping to take his students to several regat tas in the spring trip to Kitchener for one is all set up He also said that he hopes to go to Parry Sound for learn to sail course when the school year is completed One victory away Grantham leads Antiques win Softball league title Barrie was losing 30 until the bottom of the fifth inning Deb bic MacKinnon singled and then came in for Barries first For the second time in as many games Kelly Grantham was the hero of the night Gran tham had her second game win ning threerun homer Tuesday bestofthree series for the North York Girls night as Barrie Treasure Chest Angiques defeated Glenfield +3 to take onegame lead in their championship Robertas take their opener Alliston blasts Forresters The Simcoe Broomball League began its eighth season on Sunday with blend of the old and new Defending champion Rober tos Ivy Rangers began where they left off last season with 60 shutout of Angus Unilock while Molsons continued their improved play with 34 whitewash of the Simcoe Hornets The battle of the leagues newest entries turned into rout as Alliston Sports blasted the GreySimcoe For resters 120 Dorseys surprised Barrie Blazers with 22 tie In Robertas win over Unilock six players shared the scoring Alan Elliot John Walton Bill McLinden Randy Hiles Dave Schandlen and Rod Pilon all notched singles while bsporie calendar WEDNESDAY CrossCountry 330 pm High school cross country meet Eastview en tral Soccer pm Innisdale at Eastview High school senior pm Eastview at Borden High School junior 330 pm Innisdale at Eastview midget Basketball pm Borden at Eastview High School Girls Senior Junior Midget ti pm Midland Friars Table at Barrie Blues Simcoe County Mens League Volleyball pm Central at Bradford Innisdale at North GBSSA boys volleyball THURSDAY Football pm Central vs North Park at Banting Junior pm Eastview at CCl North at Central Innisdale at Banting Senior PLAYER REINSTATEI DENVER AP Denver Nuggets have reinstated for ward Tom Boswell who was suspended for two games and fined $5000 last week after shoving and yelling at an assist ant coach during practice He assured me that he is willing to meet my conditions if allowed to return said coach Donnie Walsh Those conditions are simpiy that he comes out and works hard both in practice and in the games ¥¥¥MI Earl shutout Elliot recorded the lerry Hill paced Molsons win with shutout while Ray Trip Barry Norton and Brian Maclsaac provided all the scor ing punch to down the Hornets Meanwhile Alliston Sports received three goals from two different players in their first league game Chris Danes and Ken Tucker notched hattricks BEGINS BRADLEV SALMOND Whammy NEXT FLIGHT GROUND SCHOOL Wednesday Oct 10 CHIEF FLYING INSTRUCTOR GOVT APPROVED FLYING SCHOOL ALL COSTS DEDUCTIBLEI while Kevin Shuttlcworth and Greg Applegate had two each Dan Marshall and Dave Beamish scored singles Ralph Grassmeycr chalked up the shutout over the Forrestcrs Dorseys displayed fine checking game with Brian Ross and Al Lees lending offensive support Keith Saunders and Pete Thorson notched the Blazer goals tersby gave up eight hits and run on double by Ellis Ellis moved to third on single by Cheryl LeBlanc That set the stage for Granthams game winning blast Barrie pitcher Donna Bat struck out two batters Barriel had 11 hits Ellis was the top Barrie batter hitting double and two singles Glenfield is good team but think were superior said Antiques coach Steve Neely We started something going in the fifth and pulled it out The second game of the series goes tonight in Toronto DISPUTE SETTLED NEW YORK AP To quell controversy over the playing of The Star Spangled Bannerl the US national anthem Madison Square Garden said Tuesday that America TheI Beautiful will be played beforei the semifinal matches of the World Cup boxing tournament with large increases of insurance premiums Phone us ion Insurance mTes sllICil have not inereased for Otir can or Home Suitrur INSURANCE AGENCY LTD AUTO HOME MARINE bUSINESS BONDS LiAElLln BOILER GROUP BOND LIFE DISABILITV 7269941 41 Owen 51 Same Darlene BALTIMORE AP John Candelaria stood in Pittsburgh Pirates dressing room after practice Monday and held aloft crumpled ticket ftr the seventh game of major league baseballs World Series After tomorrow night this will be worth lot of money shouted Can delaria the usually soft spoken Pirates pitcher Candelaria went out Tuesday nilht and put his arm where his mouth was and made that lastchance ticket worth the asking price He combined with reliever Candelaria brilliant Pirates force seventh game Kent Tekulve tor their fourth tandem shutout of the season The National League champion Pirates scored four lateinning runs and beat the American League champion Baltimore Orioles +0 to even the bestofseven seriesat 33 Pittsburgh now is within one ame of becoming the fourt team in history to rebound from 31 games deficit to win the Series Jim Bibby the starter in Game Four but not involved in the Pittsburgh loss has the assignment for tonights Redhot Garner only wants to win BALIIMORE AP Phil Garner carries the hottest bat and flashiest glove into tonights seventh game of major league baseballs World Series But he en tertains no visions of drivinl home slashy new sports car Oriole hurler isready BALTIMORE AP Scott McGregor is not ready to guarantee victory in the seventh game of the World Series as he did in the pennantclincher for Baltimore Orioles But he is primed for the biggest test of his career This is the biggest game could possibly pitch in my life said the 25yearold lefthander after Pittsburgh won 40 Tuesday night Its something Ive always dreamed of Now Ive got to go out and do it really didnt want to see it come to this said McGregor who pitched an completegame victory in the third game But started thinking about it today and now feel ready never think about it its the farthest thing from my mind insisted the sure handed Pittsburgh second baseman when reminded he is leading candidate for the mostvaluableplayer award following the Pirates 44 win Tuesday night over Baltimore Orioles Id be willing to go hitless and make 14 errors if we could only win the Series Garner rapped out his 10th and 11th hits to raise his seriesleading batting average to 524 and figured in his ninth double play record in the Pirates win which evened the Series at He was the most modest man in the lockerer as the Pirates savored their comeback from what ap peared to be hopeless odds after falling behind 31 in games One man cant take any credit for double plays he said when told he had erased mark set by Bucky Harris in the sevengame Washington SenatorsNew York Giants series in 1924 The pitcher has to make the batter hit the ball on the ground It has to bounce just right and then you have to count on two other guys the shortsop for reiay and the first baseman to handle what may be hurried and inaccurate throw seventh game Hell be hits Tekulve followed opposed by Baltimores Scott allowing only one hit in three McGregor the winner of innings for his second save of Game Three the series The 25yearold Candelaria He Candelaria pitched went six painwracked in through pain tonight Tues nings and gave up just six day said Pittsburgh Pirates John Candelaria the Candy Man to his teammates releases pitch to Oriol Batter Tues day night in sixth game of World Series at Baltimore Candelaria was the Buccos starting pit cher AP Photo Many records tall in current series BALTIMORE AP By beating Baltimore Orioles 44 on Tuesday night Pittsburgh Pirates tied the 1979 World Series at three games apiece and helped establish number of team and individual series records Pirates second baseman Phil Garner participated in his ninth double play ofthe series breaking the former mark of eight by second baseman held by Washington Senators Bucky Harris in 1924 The combined shutout by Pirate hurlers John Candelaria and Kent Tekulve was the 87th shutout in series history and the first since Bostons Luis Tiant blanked Cincinnati 60 on five hits in the first game in 1975 It was only the ninth com bined shutout in series history the first since New York Mets Jerry Koosman and Tug McGraw teamed up to blank Oakland As 24 on three hits in the fifth game in 1973 Tekulves save was his second of the series under rules established in 1969 tying series record Others with two saves in series since 1969 are Oaklands Rollie Fingers in 1972 1973 and 1974 Cincinnatis Will McEnaney in 1976 and Oaklands Darold Knowles in 1973 The sacrifice flies hit by Willie Stargell in the seventh and Bill Robinson in the eighth were the Pirates fourth and fifth of the series breaking the series record of three set by the 1956 Brooklyn Dodgers 1958 Milwaukee Braves 1971 Orioles ind 1975 Boston Red Sox manager Chuck Tanner NAGGING INJURY Tamer explained his star lefthander went out despite an aching side Candelaria has been bothered with rib cage injury for more than month Hes money pitcher one of the best in the game said Tanner who has to be living with mixed emotions He needs one victory to gain his first Series triumph And win or lose when its over he has to go home to New Castle Pa and attend the funeral of his mother Anne 70 who died Sunday morning Tanner had pitcher warming up from the first pitch We were concerned about his side all the way Tanner explained It therc was any indication he wasnt throwing right was going to go out and get him know it hurt him Candelaria who struck out two and walked none ad mitted it hurt when he pit ched It hurt then and it hurts now he said after emerging from the shower Why did he start to leave the field after warming up in the sixth saw Chuck coming out and thought he was coming to get me Candelaria said The winning runs came in the seventh inning when with one out Omar Moreno singled Moreno reached second on an infield hit by Tim Foli and scored on Dave Parkers single PALMER TAKES Loss Foli who reached third on Parkers bit then raced home on Willie Stargells sacrifice fly Thats all the Pirates needed to hang the loss on Baltimores Jim Palmer who went eight inni gs and gave up all four Pittsburgh runs The Pirates wrapped it up with two more in the eighth Ed Ott singled with one out and irrepressible Phil Garner followed with groundrule double the ball bouncing over the left field fence sending Ott to third Bill Robinson delivered one run with sacrifice fly and Morenos third hit of the night scored 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