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14 the examiner Saturday Sept 29 1979 Philadelphia Phillies second baseman Bud Har relson fires the ball to first base as Montreal Ex pos Tony Perez slid into the bag during the se cond inning of National League play in Montreal Friday night The Expos runner was called out at second but managed to break up the double play CP Photo Lepez storms back into contention DALLAS AP Nancy the Ladies Professional Golf years sounded warning Fri Lpez the dominant force on Association tour the last two day to the rest of the field in itl WW NW iii 937116 91 martini31 bimonmna ANNE2 on More fiflip Atlanta Flame Darcy Rota l8 and New York Islander Kevin Devin 2l share the goal with goalie Flames goalie Reiean Lemelin during first period action of the Atlanta FlameNew York Islander exhibition hockey game in Atlanta Friday night AP Photo county sports Intermediate hockey scene By BILL URRAN After moving from senior ranks Barrie Flyers and Orillia Terriers are certain to receive more than ordinary attention as they prepare to compete in the strong new Georgian Bay Intermediate hockey circuit this new season Indications are there will be no lack of keen competi tion with Dundas dominated by former Welland senior players and Owen Sound also considered leading threat With Darryl Sly as coach and several other former Barrie performers out with the team Collingwood Ship builders wont be any setup for their new rivals Orillias pesky Terriers whom Barrie tied 66 in preseason ex hibition at the Lake Couchiching centre will test the Ship builders strength when they open the schedule at Coll ingwood next Friday evening Our own Barrie Flyers will travel to Georgetown where they take on the Raiders for their opening league game the same evening As defending Intermediate champions the Raiders also merit due consideration Paul Regans charges have been gradually rounding into condition and are ready to give good account of themselves Playing at centre coach Regan has been the pivot man for the Flyers so far with able assistance from veteran Bob Baird Randy Jackson showed up well in goal after relieving John Collins in the exhibition at Orillia CLOSE BATTLE ALL THE WAY While Flyers were shorthanded with only 10 players they demonstrated early to Orillia Terriers they will be tough to beat by their aggressive performance in gaining the draw Orillia fans in looking for the old rivalry between these two stellar clubs to continue were not disappointed as both teams battled all the way in close going Former pro Wayne Rutledge who is the new coach of the Terriers kept shifting his lineup in vain attempt to impress Orillia fans with an opening victory but the Flyers kept pressing Some fans felt Terriers were for tunate to finish tip with the draw Bruce Carrick Jeff Allan Rick Smith and Rob Street have shown the most advanced conditioning so far at Orillia Warren Howes and Bill Gray also shone at times review of the schedule shows the Flyers will tangle with Terriers at Orillia first on Friday Oct 19 The next clash between these teams will be at Barrie on Dec also Friday Orillias first home league game has Port Elgin as the opposition on Oct 12 GOLF CHAMPIONSHIPS AT ORO OLRSE Turning to 1979 club championship golf Tom Mercer has been receiving congratulations at Trehaven course in Oro township near Hawkestone for taking the mens title Mercer defeated defending champion Garnet Flaherty by three strokes and challenger Lynn Gammon by two with an 81 score for 18 holes Dave Thompson handicap winner last year finished fourth Senior honors at Trehaven went to Barrie golfer Fred Goodman who tallied an 84 to edge out Pat McCue of Hawkestone Marg Lawrence captured the ladies title With Marg Edwards runnerup Trophies and awards will bepnesented at the closing banquet Oct 20 At Shanty Bay arrangements have been made for the seasons closing 18hole toumament following election of officers for 1980 on Sunday Oct Colts lose home game to Oakville Penalties and lapse in the second period were two big factors in Barrie Colts 136 loss to Oakville in their open ing game of the Central hockey league season Friday at Dunlop Arena Barrie held their own with Oakville in the first period and ended up down by only two goals at the end of the period The score read 53 for Oakville But in the second period Oakville scored five unanswered goals to assume control of the match Colts found their skates and the Oakville net in the third period and scored three goals to Oakvilles three in the final period Centre Brian Marvell was one man team for Oakville scoring five of his teams goals and assisting on three others Jim Miles led the Colts scor ing with two goals and an assist Rick Bowman also scored goal ona penalty shot and picked up three assists for the night Dave Nikkanen Scott Johnson and Dave Stephens were the other Colt scorers The game was free shooting affair Oakville tokk 45 shots at Dave Campbell and Dunc Brownell who shared goal duty for Colts Barrie took 35 shots on the Oakville netminder We fell apart in the second period said Colts manager Jim Short We let down we didnt check And penalties hurt us in the first part of the game Banie picked up total of 62 penalty minutes compared to only 20 for Oakville Colts play their next home game Thursday pm against Brampton Losorda gets new contract LOS ANGELES AP Tom Lasorda has signed contract to manage Los Angeles Dodgers again in 1980 the National League club an nounced Friday Lasorda 52 guided the Dodgers to National League pennants his first two seasons the NL West this year but Los Angeles fell to third in the$150000DallasOpen Ive gotten my confidence back said the tours leading money winner who fashioned sixunderpar 66 Friday to tie firstround leader Jan Stehenson at the halfway point Lopezs round included 30 on the front nine with an in credible seven birdies on the first eight holes Her 10 birdies set in LPGA singleround record Her four birds in row on the front nine was one short of the LPGA record and she missed the LPGA record for nine hole score by one shot Jets win shows they are serious By THE CANADIAN PRESS Winnipeg Jets are serving notice they dont intend to be one of the new kids on the block who are content to be kicked around during their in itial season in the National Hockey League True the Jets arent serving notice to any of the powers of the league But they arent be ing embarrassed either Far from it Winnipeg rallied for 43 verdict over Vancouver Canucks on Friday night to register its second preseason victory over one of the established NHL teams The fact that the Canucks are established only in mediocrity is not the point The four exWHA clubs have played just eight game against their onetime rivals and Win nipeg is the lone club to record victory The other three teams have combined for three ties and three defeats In their first NHL pre season games the Jets edged Colorado Rockies 32 Tied games are also proving to be reaching epidemic pro portions in preseaon play All of the other exhibition games on Friday ended in identical 33 scores Boston Bruins tied New York Rangers as did New York Islanders and Atlanta Flames and Philadelphia Flyers and Montreal Caadiens Winnipeg blitzed the Canucks with three second period goals JETS TRAILEI The Jets trailed 21 after the first period but came out skating hard in the second and were rewarded by goals from Ron Wilson Lyle Moffatt and Jude Brouin to take twogoal lead into the last 20 minutes Goaltender Lindsay Mid dlebrook who took over from starter Gary Smith midway through the game played solid final period for the Jets as he faced 16 Vancouver shot and gave up only late goal to Ron Sedlbauer Earn up to 815000 year In your Garage or Basement Raise National NIGHTCRAWLERS Write PO Box 48 Cookstown Ont Phone 7054589064 Bucs up by in NL East Expos throw away game MONTREAL CP The days have dwindled to precious few in Montreal Ex pos bid for an East Division ti tle in baseballs National League tough tough loss said manager Dick Williams after Philadelphia Phillies scored 32 llthinning victory over the Expos Friday night to drop Montreal two games behind the divisionleading Pittsburgh Pirates The Pirate with 61 triumph over Chicago Cubs reduced their magic number Flyers By TONY PANACCI Of The Examiner Last year the Collingwood Shipbuilders and Barrie Flyers had beautiful working rela tionship Many former Flyers headed northwest to help Coll ingwood in their first year in the Intermediate league That was last year This year with the two teams both set to compete in the Georgian Bay Intermediate league they are anything but friends THEIR PROPERTY The reason the romance has come to an end is that the Shipbuilders have stopped the Flyers from signing Ken Knapton Bob Baird and Terry Agnew Those three players played for the Shipbuilders last year and are according to league bylaws their property until January 10 1980 Knapton Baird and Agnew all played for the Barrie Flyers until they went to Coll ingwood last year Flyer owner Gord Coates said he had an agreement from Shipbuilder coach Darryl Sly also former Flyer say ing those players could return to Barrie if they chose Baird and Knapton have been working out with the Flyers throughout the preseason and have signed cards Agnew was set to join the club and also sign RECEIVED LETTER However last Tuesday Coates received letter from Shipbuilder general manager to two Any combination of Pittsburgh victories and Expos defeats totalling two will clinch the pennant for the Pirates All we can do is keep battl ing them added Williams Now we need help from Chicago Cubs and were runn ing short of games Ironically the Expos suc cumbed to Philadelphia main ly because of costly error by third baseman Larry Parrish the man destined to become the teams mat valuable player this season With 40303 fans bringing the Expos attendance mark over million for the first time in the clubs 11year history settling in for marathon Parish let grounder by Greg Gross skip through his legs with two out in thellth When left fielder Warren Cromartie fielded the ball the overthrow second base for another error allowing Gross to take third and subsequently score when Keith Moreland poked brokenbat single to centre field againt reliever WoodieF man 36 We idnt play good defence and you cant win games like that said de jected Cromartie Montreal got single runs in the fourth and fifth innings as John Tamargo stroked run scoring single and Parrish pro duced an RBI double But slugger Mike Schmidt jumped on fastball from starter David Palmer to crash his 15th home run of the season and tworun shot that knotted the count at 22 in the sixth The Expos left baserunners in scoring position with less than two out in both the sixth and 10th innings to support Cromarties claim that the club may have been pressing feel like let everyone down said veteran Tony Perez who ended the 10th inning threat by striking out against reliever Ron Reed 1343 But thats the way it goes somtimes Were not out of this yet The Pirates could lose tomorrow and were right back in the race argue with Collingwood Joe Sheffer which stated that his club was not giving the players their releases and they were expected to be back in Collingwood this year The letter from Sheffer stated the Flyers should please disregard any implied permission from personts not to allow this to occur That is allow the three players to play for Barrie Sheffer says Sly was not in position to agree to release the three players Darryl is in no position to allow those players to be released Sheffer told The Examiner am the person in charge of releases and Ive never been contacted by anyone in the Flyer ex ecutive Coates has different inter pretation He says that the Flyers signing of Les Burgess has led to the Collingwoods sudden change of heart Burgess has played tor the Flyers the past three years and has been their leading scorer for the last two However he lives in Wasaga Beach and the Shipbuilders thought he was going to play with them this year The Flyers signed Burgess on Sunday and Coates received the letter from Sheffer on Tuesday The Burgess signing had nothing to do with our stopp ing Agnew Knapton and Baird from playing with the Flyers Sheffer said It is just situation that came up at the sametime Coates says that Sly is the major man in the Collingwood operation and it is he who has decided to stop Knapton Baird and Agnew from playing in Barrie as revenge for the Burgess signing The Examiner tried unsuc cessfully to get in touch with Sly The fact remains that Knap ton and Baird have been with the Flyers since September 15 and the Shipbuilders chose to do nothing about it until after Burgess was signed on September 23 Knapton Baird and Agnew are all Barrie residents and all want to play in their home town told Darryl over the sum mer that wanted to return to Barrie Knapton said He said it was fine with him and that Collingwood would not stand in my way Knapton received letter from Sheffer Wednesday which stated he could no longer skate with the Flyers After got the letter phoned Darryl and asked him what the hell was going on Knapton said He said it was out of his hands and the executive had made the deci sion dont need all this crap the leftwinger continued just want to play hockey in my home town He said he is prepared to sit out until we atom mwvmow Georgian Colleges Brad Johnson concentrates on the direction of his putt at the OCAA Mens Golf Championship at Horseshoe Valley Johnson was the top golfer for Georgian tying for llth with tworound total of I67 Ex aminer Photo Meatherttén CHeat Tumpg or WEATHERTRON NORTN AMERICAS NO SELLING NEAT PUMP ONE SYSTEM HEATS COOLS msm BROTHERS tttaaté LTD January 10 if the Shipbuilders do not give him his release KEN KNAPTON We were counting on those three players playing for us this year Sheffer said We need hockey players here and will not release them Sheffer said he is not one of Card Coates biggest fans N0 SUGAR DADDY After he signed Burgess he phoned up here to gloat about it Sheffer said Up hae were just smalltown hockey team who count on our fans to support us we havent got sugar daddy to support us Sheffer said if Knapton Baird and Agnew do not report to Collingwood before the season begins he will write them another letter to set up meeting If the three players choose to play in Barrie will Sheffer let them go wouldnt do Gord Coates may lfavors is all he says ic means Terry Agnew Bobby Baird and Ken Knap ton three excellent hockey players will either play in Collingwood this coming season or sit out until January 10 1980 tojoin the Flyers Ritchie Seneca top finishers in college golf final Wayne Ritchie parred the second hole of sudden death playoff to take first place by one stroke over Mike Townley and win the individual title at the Ontario College Athletic Association Mens Golf Cham pionship Sept 27 and 28th at Horseshoe Valley Golf Club Ritchie from St Lawrence College in Brockville and Townley who attends Toron tos Centennial College were tied at the end of the two rounds of regulation play with 155 36hole totals Ritchie shot rounds of 78 and 77 while Townley started with 76 and ended with 79 on the final day Only one shot separated the next three finishers Townley took second at 155 Tom Rain delays Jackson of Humber College was third with 156 Kevin Kelv ly of Mohawk fourth with 157 and John Phillips of Seneca fifth with 158 Top finishers for Barries Georgian College was Brad Johnson who tied for 11th with total of 167 Seneca College was the win ner of the overall college trophy The scores of each schools top four golfers went towards the college champion ship and Seneca took first with 668 points Their closest appo nent was Humber College who finished in second with 673 points St Lawrence College in Kingston took third with 679 Durham College fourth with 681 and Fanshawe fifth with 688 Georgian College finished tenth with 696 points 2ndround World Series of Golf AKRON Ohio AP Of ficials tried again today to get in the raindelayed second round of the $400000 World Series of Golf Our forecast is rather ques tionable said Clyde Mangum deputy commis sioner for the PGA tour That front is still hanging around It was for that reason that Mangum decided to schedule single round today and douA ble round of 36 holes for Sun day after Fridays play was rained out Steady rain flooded parts of the Firestone County Club course Frida Tees greens and some fairways were under water None of the 38 players in the elite international field had teed off when play as called off for the day Andy Bean who came within single shot of the course record was the first round leader with sixunder par 64 JC Snead and Australian veteran Graham Marsh were next at 66 Ladies league awards prizes Complete Mobile Wash Hustlers werent the big win ners when it came to defen ding their league tile but they didnt do too badly in the individual awards CMW player won three dif ferent categories of the Barrie and District Ladies Softball League Awards presented Friday night Patti Purves picked up most valuable pit cher for the season award Gail Gibb was awarded top batter of the season and team mate Carole Wamica picked up the prize for top batter in the playoffs Other winners were Barb Bolgg of Kolmar Oldtimers for most versatile players An PUBLIC tober 1979 FIRST NB MILE OR EACH ADDITIONAL l8 WAITING TIME DRIVER 0R TRUNK Due toincreased costs of operation the Taxi Fares in the City of Barrie governed by Bylaw l3 Board of Police Commis sioners will be increased effective Oc PARTTHEREOF ORPARTTHEREOFIo RHOUR$8oo SERVICECNARGEo na Storie of Army Navy Air Force for most valuable pit cher for the playoffs and Joan Rochester of Stevenson McLusky for most portsmanlike person There was tie between Betty Stevenson of Kolmar and Brenda Colombus of Elmvale for most valuable player of the season Brenda Vasie of NAF was most valuable player in the playoffs for division and Marie Lloyd picked up the same prize in division Cooper tool took the most sportsmanlike team award and Lori Moore of Ivy took the award for the person who con tributed most to the league NOTICE 50