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This is rugger action between Barrie and team from Whitham England in game played at the Fairgrounds last night Barrie defeated their visitors lOO Whitham is playing four games dur ing their tour in their first game they defeated Midland 320 Examiner Photo Barrie shuts out English club in international rugger action The Barrie Rugger club defeated their guests from Whitham in England 100 in ac tion at the Fairgrounds last night Whitham is playing four games on the present tour In their first match they defeated Midland 230 They will also be playing York and Niagara The tour by the English rug ger club is being arranged by the York County Rugger Club York had visited Whitham and the Englishmen were very in terested in making return trip The win by Barrie has to be morale booster for them as they head into the home stretch of play in the Ontario Senior league At present Barrie is in third place in the league and they are hoping to finish in the top four The top tour teams from the Senior league will play Senior next year The Senior league will be disbanded so the remaining clubs will be left without loop to play in The Barrie club visited England this past spring and played several exhibitions One of the games was against Lon don Welsh who Barrie Rugger Club president George Gibson says is one of the best in the British Isles The Barrie squad only lost the match 2818 Against Whitham scoring tries for Barrie were Laurie Caldwell and Mike Peever Paul Lemon added convert Gibson said that the tour by the English club is beneficial to both the visitors and Barrie They get to visit another country and we get to talk to them and find out how they run their clubs as well as seeing more experienced players in action Gibson said Gibson said that the game is progressing in North America but that there are still some problems One problem with the ad ministration in North America is the explayers do not seem to get involved in it they just disappear Gibson said In England explayers get involv ed very heavily on the ad ministrative side of things Gibson said that although rugger appears to be rough mad game there are relatively very few injuries Starr takes intermediate crown as Mr commits four errors Starr Electric reigns as champions of the Barrie and District Intermediate Mens Fastball League after wrapp ing up the final series with 60 victory over Mr Transmission last night at Queens park Dan Duffey was the key to Starrs victory as the hurler limited his oponents to mere three hits Only one Mr run ner got as far as third base Meanwhile on the other side Mr hurler Ron Giffen was having his troubles Most of his problems however were With his own fielders as they made four errors behind him Giffen also made wild pitch in the very first inning and it allowed Glen Hickling who had singled to score the games first run In the second inning Pete Partridge led off for Starr and he got on an error passed ball allowed him to score after Pat McDaid had singled McDaid scored the games third run soon afer on yet another past passed ball In the fourth Starr made the score 40 and again it was freebie This time McDaid scored ater getting on base on Mr error In the fifth Alex Smith got on base on bases on ball and scored the fifth Starr run on Bay Jefferys single Starr added sixth run in the seventh as Hickling came around after getting on base on the fourth Electric error of the game The victory by Starr gave them the best of seven series four games to two They had taken the lead in the series with 41 win last Sunday Pirate pitcher loves pressure celebrates birthday with victory One would think the in escapable pressure of the pen nant race would be heavy burden for player to bear day in and day out But four Na tional League clubs seem to be enjoying every second of it Its pleasure to come to work said Pittsburgh pitcher Dave Roberts who celebrated his 35th birthday Tuesday night with 73 triumph over St Louis Cardinals that virtually kept the Pirates first in the East cant believe this team Its just pleasure to watch them said Montreals Dan Schatzeder the winning pitcher in the 32 Expos triumph which gave them sweep of their twi nighter with Chicago Cubs and share of first place with Pitt sburgh in the East It was one of the most ex citing games Ive ever been in said Houston third baseman Enos Cabell even thongh the Astros dropped wild and crazy 97 decision to Cincinnati and watched the Reds replace them atop the West Division Mike Gartner will sue NHL if previous contract not met TORONTO tCPi Mike Gartner Washington Capitals first pick in the National Hockey League entry draft says he will sue the NHL if he does not get money settle ment on contract he signed last year with Cincinnati Stingers of the defunct World Hockey Association William Sasso Gartners lawyer said Tuesday that because the NHLWHA merger has tended to reduce player salaries the Cincinnati con tract was worth substantiallv more than what the Capitals have offered Gartner 19yearvold right winger had signed oneyear deal with the Stingers club not among the four WHA teams absorbed by the NHL this year and had an option for three year extension worth about $385000 All WHA contracts were to be honored by the NHL after the merger But Sasso said the NHL decided in effect to disregard all WHA contracts signed after Jan 1979 in order to free itself from any 11thhour con tract litigation it might not be aware of Sasso maintains that Gart ners WHA contract including the option is binding on the NHL With the expansion have come lower salaries he said and the money being offered Gartner by Washington doesnt compare with the money in volved in the threeryear Cincin natioption Heroes close to clinching title Howards Heroes took two games to one lead over Peter Robson Carpet in the Barrie and District Slow Pitch League championship series by winn ing 64 at Midhurst last night The Heroes need one more VIC tory to wrap up the series Paul Ryan and John McFad den were carrying the big bats for Robson as each went two for three at the plate and scored once each The winners big gun was Howard Black who had perfect three for three evening Two of the hits were triples Game four in the series will be Friday night at Midhurst with pm start Game five if necessary will be Sunday afternoon at Shear Park with 1pm start Barrie team takes pennant The Barrie Treasure Chest Anti ue Juveniles defeated Gle ield 73 in suddendeath game last night which gives them the pennant in the North York Girls Softball League suddendeath game was needed after the two clubs tied for first place after the regular season Barrie will play the fourth place team in the playoffs which are due to begin next week Cheryl LeBlanc went the distance for Barrie scattering 10 hits and striking out four Barrie had 13 hits in compil ing the nine runs Darlene Ellis who had homer and Marianne Foster with double and single paced the Barrie attack The four clubs with pennant fever left the dreariness of the seasons final weeks to the non contenders as Philadelphia Phillies bested New York Mets 52 San Diego Padres topped Los Angeles Dodgers 31 and Atlanta Braves nipped San Francisco Giants 21 HOLD SLIM LEAD The Pirates got four innings of threehit relief from the veteran Roberts to defeat the Cardinals and retain half game lead over Montreal even though the Expos winners 14 times in their last 15 games own first place by six one hundredthousandths of point Willie Stargells tworun homer was the big hit for the Pirates who have won 13 of 17 but lost ground when the Expos swept Tuesdav night Were making the unbelievable plays that you have to make to win divi sional crownl said Schatzeder who watched Dave Cash drive in Warren Cromar tie with the winning run in the fifth inning of the nightcap Cash had five hits in the twin bill Andre Dawson paced Mon treals 13hit attack with three runs batted in leading the Ex pos to an 845 triumph in the opener despite Dave Kingmans 45th homer of the vear Dave Concepcion hit two run homer and George Foster followed with solo shot in the seventh inning to help Cincin nati beat Houston The fans had ex ted to see pitching duel tween the Reds Tom Seaver and Houstons Richard baseballs strikeout leader Well that notion evaporated under the Riverfront Stadium lights Richard lasted just five innings and Seaver managed 23 as the teams combined for 28 hits including 10 doubles and the two homers and 17 runs situation Season begins September l7 stresses wanted programs By CATHY HEATHER Of The Examiner The work that Dave Garner and staff of five other pro gram directors do at Barries YMYWCA means pleasure to lot of people As far as Garner the pr gram and physical director is concerned the is place where people of all ages can come to blow off some steam by participating in leisure time activity When Garner and the other program staff got together to coordinate this years program at the this type of philosophy was taken in to consideration We try to stress the type of program people want says Garner In fact last year we had sort of hit and miss pro gram trying to determine what most people wanted One thing we decided was that we were spending too much time on the physical side there were some people who came here just to sit or socialize So weve hired social program direc tor Heather Fraser to plan some interest programs IIIREVWOMAN Another area the staff felt needed attention was the womens program Garner says there was void in the area of programs relating to women and girls so they hired Wendy Town to help fill that void While some Ys are of the nonmembership variety Bar ries is membership type YM YWCA While this might create problems because people ac cuse them of being private and not for the community Garner says that membership is ab solutely necessary The members have to come first says Garner The only way we can operate this place is if we know what kind of money we have to work with says Garner And the members give us that figure But being membership YM YWCA doesnt take away from serving the community all our members are people from the Barrie community Membership is not exclusive to those in healthy financial The YMYWCA booklet includes section en titled nsored members under which it is stated that no rson shall be refused mem rship in the Barrie YM YWCA because of inability to meet the membership fee Garner says the triesto en courage the family together ness by having family swims and family gym and swim times Programming is set up on basis of space availability group size determined by what is the best and most feasible working sized group to be with PROGRAMS DIVIDED Programs are divided under age headings under ei outh teens and adults ile amer says that it is hard to tell which group makes up the largest per cent of par ticipating goers he feels that the under eight group is quite substantial As far as activities go fitness and swimming are the most popular The is adequately equipped with facilities for every one interested in these two activities and more 19 tho examiner Wednesday Supt 12 1919 Facilities inclflde txo indolor lsonesma teac ingpoo giggrcise rooms for ladies and men sauna Whirlpools rac uetball and squash courts oublesized gymnasium five locker rooms and three rest rooms used for reading clubs and games Last year the Barrie YM YWCA had about 30003500 dif ferent people using their facilities This season Garner hopes to raise that to 35oo4ooo While there is paid staff the centre relies mostly on volunteers as instructors and assistants Volunteers are screened to make sure that their expertise fills the needs of the class Registration began Sept 11 and the programs begin Sept 17 While Garner has hopes of high number of registrations is basic he is more concerned that le should get some fun an enjoymentoutoftheY Thats why were here They can also learn if they want Peewees do whale of ob in tying for tournament title Barrie Franks peewee soccer team emerged as co champions with Toronto Lancers in the Bradford Invita tional Soccer tournament Sept and in Bradford Barrie Peewees an allstar team composed of players from the peewee division of the Bar rie Optimist Minor Soccer Association finished with record of three wins and one loss identical to Lancers record The two teams also scored the same number of goals and thus were declared co winners in the peewee divi sion The tournament featured seven divisions and Barrie Mos auitoes also won the mosquito msron The kids did whale of job said Bob Hadley who coached the peewees in the absence of regular coach Adrien Potvin who was in California We only had ten players two were injured that usually play and two were working In fact in our opening game we had to bring it two mosquito players to fil the roster but they played really well MADE PRESENCE Joey Chimenti and John Coll ingbourn were the two mos quito players and they made their presence felt in Barnes openinlgl game against Rich mond ill by scoring one goal each Barrie trounced Rich mond Hill 94 led by three goal performance from David up Gre Johnson scord twice whi Ian artin and Doug Ar chie each scored one goal John Duncan recorded the shutout in goal for Barrie Barrie moved into second round game against Toronto Lancers which they dropped 31 Greg Johnson scored Bar ries only goal In the third round Barrie played Aurora in One of the most exciting games of the tournament winner was not determined until the laSt five seconds of the game when Bar ries Greg Johnson dribbled the ball the length of the field and then put it past the Aurora goalie to give Barrie 32 win Johnsons goal was made more dramatic by the fact that Aurora had tied the score 22 with just 10 seconds remaining Two goals in the span of 10 seconds in soccer game is highly unlikely but as evidenc gtli in this match entirely possi Ian Martin and David Jupp scored Barries other goals In the fourth round Ian Mar tin was the star of the game as he scored three picture goals and led Barrie to 31 win over Bradford BEAT ALLSTARS Ironically some of the teams that Barrie Peewees defeated at this tournament were in the North York Allstar league that refused entry to Barrie But Hadley says that the teams chances for getting into the 12 team league nextyear are pret ty good Hadley had chanceto speak to several coaches while at the Bradford tournament was very impressed with the Bradford tournament said Hadley The refereeing was first class and everything was extremely wellrun didnt even have to coach the kids helped keep spirits up more than anything Championship games in all divisions of the Barrie Optimist Minor Association are schedul ed for Saturday at Steel Street Park The first division to play off is Bantam which goes at am Toronto women second in sailing ROCHESTER NY CP Karen McRae of Toronto was second over all after the second race Tuesday in the Laser class at the womens world sailing championships McRae former Canadian national champion finished fourth in fleet of 46 Lasers on Lake Ontario That along with fifthplace finish on Monday left her behind Berita Valk of the Netherlands and llTllES Hlll PLAYERS present can BANANA DISCO Thursday Sept 13th at 730 pm Friday Sept 14th at 730 pm Saturday Sept 15th at 200 pm Admission Free BAYFIELD MALL BAYFIELD ST BARBIE WHERE NEW THINGS ARE ALWAYS HAPPENING we HOURS 930 AM TO 930 PM MONDAY TO FRIDAY 930 AM TO 600 PM SATURDAY an 31 ezmr 33 Valk had second and third place finishes in the two races Annette Henderson of Ed monton was 10th Judy Lugar of Halifax was 11th Defending world champion Cathy Foster of Britain was the leader in the International 420 class with victories in both races Two Toronto sailors Dianne Groome and Fiona Kidd were in the top 10 in the 420 class Come out and see three great musical acts Get down and Boogie to that Disco Music yk ts we Wt In 1V 79hr