The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

1o the exgminer frTuesday August 15 1979 Overwhelms at Canadian Open Bland pulls spicy upset TORONTO CPl Nina Bland played the perfect role of giantAkiIler at the Canadian Open tennis championships Monday The petite 20yearold from Victoria BC overwhelmed Renata Toman0va of Czech oslovakia 61 64 in firstround womens singles match at the $210000 tournament Bland had few problems with Tomanova although the Czech rallied from 40 deficit in the Church goes BOB BROWNING two for four Beat Byilders 2l I4 second and deciding set to throw bit of scare into the Canadians game plan Bland altered to allow Tomanova to close to 54 and was tiring when she broke the Czechs service in the deciding game Tomanova down three match points fought off one of them before hitting forehand shot long giving Bland the match and secondround date with Mary Carillo of the United DOUG KEANS hard triple Shutterbugs click for tourney title Shutterbugs won the cham pionship of the annual Barrie and District Girls Softball League tournament Sunday beating league rivals Bruce Webb Builders 2114 at Queens Park After 93 semifinal win over Craighurst the Shutter bugs unleashed powerful of fensive attack to match the slugging of the Builders club In the consolation champion ship Georgian Sports downed Ivy 141 The winning club defeated Utopia to gain berth in the final Ivy beat the C011 ingwood Juniors for its chance at the final Sixteen teams took part in the tournament including representatives from Niagara Falls the Builders opponents in the semifinals Doris Laroche league presi dent said she was pleased with the large crowd that came to Queens Park for the final games Sunday and termed the tournament success Antiques defeat Chinguacousy Darlene Ellis hit home run and Debbie MacKinnon and Marianne Foster each hit three singles to power Barrie Beatrice starts Wednesday Beatrice Foods starts its On tario Amateur Softball Associa tion playoff series against the Bradford Seniors tonight in Bradford The twooutofthree series continues Wednesday 30 at Queens Park following the second game of the Senior Treasure Chest Antiques to an 116 win over Chinguacousy in North York Girls Softball league game Monday in Bramalea Down 42 after three innings Barrie bounced back in the fourth inning scoring five runs to take over the lead Barrie ad ded three more runs in the seventh inning Donna Battersby was the winning pitcher giving up eight hits and striking out four batlt ters The win gives Barrie 11 wins and two losses and puts them in first place in their division Barries next game is tonight when they meet awarlha at States Dana Gilbert of the US de feated thirdseeded Tanya Har ford of South Africa 06 63 62 to post the only other upset in womens play Monday In other womens play Lea Antonoplis of the US defeated Lise Senn of Toronto 61 63 Lisa Doherty of the US de feated Manana Simionescu of Romania 63 61 and Janet Newberry of the US elimi nated Marjorie Blackwood of Ottawa the Canadian national champion 62 76 WERE TWO UPSETS There were two upsets in the mens draw Jaime Fillol of Chile downed fourthseeded Harold Solomon of the US 345 75 62 and Bill Scanlon of the US defeated seventhseeded John Alexander of Australia 64 62 Topseeded Bjorn Borg of Sweden plays his firstround match today against Bruce Manson of the US Evonne Goolagong the top womens seed will play Brenda Perry of New Zealand in her firstround match today Three Canadians were elimi nated in mens play Brian Teacher of the US defeated Rejean Genois of Quebec City 64 Mike Grant of the US beat Robert Bettauer of Van couver 63 64 and Dominique Bede of France downed Dere Segal of Toronto 62 75 one up in series Church Homes defeated Slessor and Periard Insurance 32 in the first game of the OASA Senior playoff series Mondav at Queens Park Slessor had one more hit than Church but left six men strand ed on base while Church took advantage of their six hits for the victory In other ASA playoff action first game of their In termediate series Church Homes took 21 lead after the first inning Neither team scored again until the eighth inning when Slessor tied the score But Church scored one more run in the eighth Ken Bannerman and Jim Angus each hit double for Church While Bob Browning Barrie senior league batting Starr Bayfield Furniture 72 in the Electric defeated championhittwosingles Doug Keans hit triple and Show us again Terry Terry Martin left gives few pointers to four students at the Barrie arena during class at the Roger Crozier Hockey School Monday Martin former single for Slessor and Gerry Raycraft hit two singles Starr Electric took 40 lead after five innings Bayfield got on the scoreboard in the seventh inning with one run Bayfield scored once more in the eighth inning but Starr scored four runs in their half of the eighth to take the game away Glen Hickling hit double and single Norm Tetlock had three RBIs and hit three singles to lead Starr Bob Skin ner hit double and Pat McDaid hit single Paul Osachuk hit double and Pat McDaid hit single Paul Osachuk hit double and single for Bayfield while Nick Owen hit single and drove in one run member of the Buffalo Sabres and now property of the Quebec Nordiques is joined by fellow instructors Ron Hoggarth National Hockey League referee Glen Richardson former member of the Vancouver Canucks and Bill Stewart of the Buffalo Sabres Martins students are Chuck Adams of Minesing Ken Keating of Alliston Jeff Banner of Base Borden and St l7I 41 At series between Slessor and Periard Insurance and Church hfmO lMdCMONISOU Pdrkl at Homes 30 pm guide to running By BOB MALLIIZINSKI Dont run You will wear out your joints and get ar thritis Every runner has heard this line or versions of it at some time but what are the logical consequences of this kind of argument Using the muscles would wear them out Washing your skin would eventually wear it all away Using any part of your body would produce catastrophic consequences The best advice then would be to stay in the crib from the day of birth Dont venture anywhere or you risk causing some fragile part to wear away This line of reasoning stems from the comparison some books draw between the hotly and machine While the Athletic activity keeps even older joints in shape as senior hurler shows if Running risks no different Robert Boos of Angus Examiner Photo analogy is convenient and accurate in many respects it creates problem because some people take this to mean the body acts like machine in every respect machine consists of material which cannot change ex cept to deteriorate by eventually wearing out The body like any organic substance is remarkable because of its response to stimulus Organic materials respond by adap tating when they are used and muscle responds to use by enlarging its mass and becoming stronger But the muscles are not the only parts of the body that respond to use Every part of the body does karate expert using the edge of his hands frequently soon develops calcium phosphate deposit along the bone on the edge of the hand This together with toughening of the skin makes it possible to use extra force with less risk of damage to the hand football lineman using his forearms to block opponents also develops the same protection Adaptation also occurs in the knee joints of runners but there is significant difference in the length of time adapta tion process takes in the knees The bone ends involved in the action of the knee on the femur and the tibia are covered by cartilageinous material This material is white smooth and tough but has very little blood supply Blood carries building materials and nutrients to the cells of the body so any adaptation pro cess which takes place in cartilidge takes long time When person begins running program gradual thickening of this cartilige layer takes place It does not start to wear away Because this is long process it is im portant that any running program be gradual so that the amount of running does not outstrip the adaptation process factor leading to the high dropout rate among beginners is overexuberance Trying to improve too quickly causes the knee problems to develop They can also develop from uneven wear as happened to me last year runner facing traffic when running will cause greater wear on the right side of the knee This apparently is com mon problem and many people are surprised to find the slight camber of the road from the centre to the outside can cause uneven wear in the knees If the runner persists in running on one side of the road at all times If you have been running this summer and you still do not have your entry in for Sundays 20 km run its not too late 27 Just come to the CKYR television tower at 830 am Sunday to register for the race The route is scenic and fairly flat and runs entirely along country roads Join the Wednes day fun runs at 730 formation phone Terry Connellan Ltopia Ont 10M 1T0 at Sunnidale Park For more in we Tires beat Midland I5I Barrie Canadian Tire Peewee pitcher Chris Frankcom struck out seven batters and allowed only four hits as Barrie powered its way to 151 win over Midland in York Simcoe Baseball ASsociation playoff game Sunday at MacMorrison Park Barrie took lead after the first inning and then scored seven runs in both the third and fourth innings to take the game from Midland Glen Williams and Darryl OBrien led Barrie at the plate each going three for four and hitting doubles Chris MacDonald was two for three as was Todd Marrow Garners cleans up Garners Sports Bantams swept both games of their On tario Baseball Association Ban tam division elimination tournament Saturday to ad vance to the next round Garners beat Newmarket 71 and edged Orillia 61 for the twogame sweep Rick Greer threw sixhitter for Garners against Newmarket striking out to bat ters and combined with Steve Collins to beat Orillia in another six hit performance Collins banged two home runs for Barrie but it was Ron Dubois who came into the game as pinchhitter and hit single to put his winning run on base Orser drove him home with double in the bottom of the seventh for the victory Barries Deanna Cleroux made two excellent cutoffs to prevent extrabase hits in right field Rob Roy Orser and Bill Joe Muise all hit doubles for Garners Blair Maddeux proudly displays the gold medal he helped the Canadian Allstar floor hockey team win at the Special Olympics Margaret Dickens holds up her arms in triumph over two silvers she collected at the poolone for breaststroke and one for backst oke Examiner Photos by Richard Carl Dickens Maddeux like medalwinning feeling By CATHY HEATHER Of The Examiner Margaret Dickens and Blair Maddeux are still excited and proud The day after returning from Brockport New York where they competed in the International Summer Special Olympics for the mentally handicapped Margaret and Blair both wear the medals they won and the shirts and sweatsuits they were given as representatives of the Cana dian team Around Margaret Dickenss neck hang two silver medals Margaret won her medals in the pool one in the 25m breast stroke and one in the 25m backstroke Although she is veteran of Special Olympics the competition at Brockport wa the largest Margaret had ever attended It was also the best shes even done But Margaret thinks she could have won gold medal Holding her two fingers about one inch apart she tells how girl from the US beat her by that much was really close almost caught her says Margaret Blair Maddeux never let the United Staes get close The allstar floor hockey player scored five goals in one game to lead the Canadian team composed of players across Canada to 1613 win over California and tive them gold medal Maddeux is also Special Olympics veteran He played floor hockey for Canada when he lived in Orillia He now Threerun victor overO timists plays on the Adult Occupational Centre tAOC team and played for the Region Six team in the Ontario provincials where they won the consolation trophy Many of the players there wre going to Brockport and it was suggested that Blair also make the trip as team member When asked about her favorite part of the week spent in Brockport Margarets eyes light up and she speaks en thusiastically of watching gymnastics We went to see gymnastics says Margaret really like the gymnastics Id like to do them Margaret also relates that they gave us good meals down there We went shopping and there was big dance that was fun Blair says that he would like to go again like to win and the games are very good said Blair Blair just loves floor hockey and hes good at it says Gary Kennington coach of the AOC His prents who live in Toronto are also very supportive of his playing Margaret Dickens mother is also enthusiastic about the sports Margaret has become involved in and credits Tracy Daniels Margarets swim coach for picking her out from Portage View School to participate in such events think its done wonders for Margaret says Mrs Dickens It also makes the kids proud was down in Brockport and for the first year the kids really looked outstanding for Canadaeverybody looked just beautiful Canplas win evens series Canplas Industries scored two runs in the second inning and three in the third inning to defeat Optimists 52 in Barrie and District Recreational Fastball League playoff game at MacMorrison Park Monday The win ties the series at one game each in the bestofthree series In other playoff action Sim Player gets for pushing umpire LONDON Ont CP Rob Foster of the CFB London coe Hotel defeated the Barrie Merchants 32 to take 20 lead in that series Optimists remained scoreless unti the eighth inning when they scored two runs but were unable to overcome the Canplas lead Canplas hits were scattered throughout the team Dave Lowe Larry Laughlin and Don life ban Lancers of the Civic Fastball League was suspended for life from Public Utilities Commission recreation activities after umpire Harold McIntyre was pushed to the ground and knocked unconscious during game Sunday All Lancer players and coaches who participated in the game were banned from the fastball program for year We thought our rules were strong enough said Ken Benjamin of the commission Obviously they werent Speedway Invitational features top drivers Limited Late model cars will take to the track Wednesday for another round of the Four Star Invitational series at Barrie Speedway Drivers from across the pro vince will compete in the Sitlap event postponed from earlier this season Among the local drivers com peting are Herb Erb Ted Wat son Joe Beleskey Don Beider man and Terrible Tommy Milligan former regular at Sunset Speedway in Stroud Racing begins at 745 pm Tickets are St for adults and $1 for children special lucky program number prize will be offered at this event said promoter Tony Money The top prize in the draw is two tickets to the Daytona 500 in Florida in cluding air fare Ac commodations and expenses are not included Money said there would be no special family rate for this ghtonly TEI WATSON competing Wednesday PERSONNEL SEARCH AND EMPLOYMENT SERVICE To assist business industry and government to quickly find the right skilled professional or management employee To assist skilled professional and management personnel to find better jobs our fees are paid by the employer Please call us or write for information HOWARD AND ASSOCIATES Royal Oak Dr RR No Barrie Ont LAM 456 Telephone 7057281243 Plait each hit double Barry Brett Jack Zwedzdaryk and Greg Osborne all hit singles Hugh Church led Optimists with triple and one RBI Todd Raycraft and Dean Reavie each hit singles Simcoe Hotel and Merchants were tied 11 after two innings Simcoe scored one run in the third inning and one in the sixth inning while Merchants replied with one more run in the seventh inning Graham Stewart and Jim Chute each hit two singles for Simcoe Sid Dickinson hit double and single for Mer chants IIIIARI HONORED NEW YORK AP Steve Dillard of Chicago Cubs is the National Leagues baseball playeroftheweek for the pe riod ending Aug 12 league president Chub Feeney said Monday Dillard hit safely in all six games he played in getting 12 hits in 20 at bats for 600 average BYC places well while others win Barrie Yacht Club dominated the overall standings at the an nual Tanzer 2226 Invitational races 0n Kempenfelt Bay on the weekend but it was two non Club members who took first in each class Bob Andrachuk of Cook Bay Yacht Club sailed his Tanzer 22 to three first place finishes for the overall championship and the Lake Simcoe Trophy while Rick Frijal of the Barrie City Marina swept all four events in the Tanzer 26 class Sailing in medium winds the 26 boats completed four races in the Invitational an annual event held by the BYC for the past three years Jim Kolras of the BYC finish ed second in the Tanzer 22 class followed by Jim Curtis of the BYC In the Tanzer 26 division Harold Darch of the BYC finished second ahead of Sid Dickenson in his maiden race with third place All 16 of the Tanzer 22s com peted in the race class when too few entries signed up for the cruising class BYC race chair Enjoy The man Allan Redwood said he was surprised by the success of the Tanzer 26s which are nor Canadian National Exhibition 00 BY BUS TRAVELWAYS DIRECT DAILY SERVICE TO THE CNE ONLY 05° For schedules and fares call mvnwm 7264545 Departs from Continental Inn mally considered cruising boats The Invitational races began in Barrie but recently other clubs have said they would like to sponsor the event said Red wood FOR BETTER PRINTING Nsn JOHN COCKBURN lIMITED 66 MORROW ROAD BARRIE 7282821 Printers Since I960 AVOId traffic and parking problems Travel the relaxed worrytree way Incbdea 11mm liuisponamn And comet mm