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12 the oxamlnor Saturday Nov 1m EXiting race in Intermediate play By RIIIIRRN If they can maintain their present pace Darrvl Slvs oll ingwood Shipbmlders are going to be tough to beat out in the keen race for the 197900 Georgian Bay Intermediate hockey title The former Barrie coach has the Shipbuilders playing determined style of precision team hockey which seems to be steadily improving Thats obViously why the battling club is now out in front Paul Regans Barrie Flyers are of course close to the leaders and are often rated as having an even chance of out manoeuvering the present firstplace club But it is close race with the Owen Sound Greys leorgetown Raiders Port Elgin and Dundas all having shown early that any rivals underrating them do so at their own peril Before the season startedit wus often calculated Orillia Terriers might be llyers main rivals for supremacy Cur rently the Terriers have four victories and three defeats which places them well back of the leaders After losing hardfought 54 overtime decision to Terr riers in the seasons opening at Collingwood the Ship builders demonstrated their potential clearly to Orillia fans by turning the table on the Lake Iouchiching hockey gladiators 64 right in their own rink earlier in the week Up to last nights game against Owen Sound Barrie had four wins and two defeats These same teams are scheduled to clash at Owen Sound again Sunday while Terriers are idle until they meet Georgetown in two games next weekend So far it has been an exciting race with teams so closely bunched that even brief losing streak can change any clubs league standing considerably SENIOR LdtLERS IN ACTION Barrie Country Club senior curlers will be host to rillia Barries Essa Road Stroud and Churchillplaycrs for their opening home game of the interclub schedule for this new season next Wednesday afternoon Jack Valleau Roy Cameron Archie Tniffault Al Gerow and Bill Machod were among veteran curlers of this Barrie club who demonstrated their skill in this popular winter sport at the llIlltt opening couple of days ago All were with winning rinks Essa road club seniors like Larry Hart Dave Stccl Frank Hersey and Hugh Gibson to mention few also flashed some early season talent Hart was one of the members of the Barrie club who show ed unusual endurance for the start of new season by skipp ing three games in the one day After guiding two victorious rinks at rillia he proceeded to his home club at Barrie whre he curled again in regular scheduled game Willard Kinzie Art Coleman Lloyd Thompson George Jackson and Lloyd Webb were among the top award winners at rillia Ab Jensen is the convenoi in charge of the games at Bar rie ountry club next Wednesday The senior curlers then play at the Essa road rink the following week and at Stroud later Jack onslablc of the Churchill club reported ice would be ready for curling in that community toward the end of the month CHAMPIONSHIP LADIIIS lRLING Along with thc mcn lady curlers at Barrie and District clubs are preparing for the coming provincial championship games Barrics Essa Rod rink has been chosen as the location for the District 10 curlers to decide their provinc1al champion ship representative in the Southern Ontario Ladies urling Assixiation These key games are to start on Monday Dec 10 and continue for four days With 15 clubs represented thcr should be keen competir tion Besides the two Barrie clubs others include Alliston Bonlcn Circle Pine Churchill ookstowir rcemorc Elmvalc l1idlandtrillia Icnctang Shelburnc Stroud and Ihornton Stroud rink will be the scene of the finals in this ladies competition with datcs arranged for January 14 15 10 and 17 Mrs toulson ol Rarric is the convcnor in charge For intermediate play the games will be at Base Borden Feb 1113whilcscniors will start their championship series at Alliston Jan ti Rarrie tountry club rink will host the lia iiioiid seniors for district gamcs also on Feb 1112 sports shorts IAAF investigates loss MONIREAL Itlt The International Amateur Athletic Federation is investigating loss of $100000 in the World up of Athletics held last Aug 24326 at Olympic Stadium bui meet director Larry Eldridge denied Friday there was any mismanagcmciit of funds We had projected sales rcvenuc of $700000 and actual revenue of $N37000 said Eldridge World up executive vice president Ireland downs Canada DIRLIN tRcutcrl Ireland beat anada ninc bouts to three in an international amateur boxing card Friday night The anadian winners were light welterweight John Raf ferty of Elliot Laltc Ont welterweight Scan OSullivan and middleweight Ron Henderson Two of the Canadians were unlucky losers Higuchi has oneshot lead HANAYASIIIKI Japan iAlI Japans Hisako ithakoI lliguthi took one stroke lcad Friday in the 34 hole 8123000 tournament on the Ladies Professional Golf Association totir with thrcciindcr par for lathole total sevenundcrrpar lIl Habs name two scouts MONTREAL itl= Former National Hockey League hnesinan Neil Armstrong and ctcran hockey scout Pat Flanncry have been ippointcd to scouting positions with Montreal tanadiciis the club announced Friday imstiong retired last year after spending 22 years in an officiating capacity Flanncry formerly scouted in the Kill for the now defunct California Seals and Im cland Barons Record is 52 FIyers wm again Terry Agnew scored one goal assisted on another and was named the games number one star as be lead Barrie Flyers to 52 win over Owen Sound in Georgian Bay Intermediate hockey league game Friday at Duulop Arena While neither team scored in the tight first period Flyers found the Owen Sound net in the second period and struck for two goals to take 24 lead after two periods The first goal came at 1934 of the second period on pretty passing play between Bob Baird Ken Knap ton and Paul Regan Baird put the puck in the Owen Sound net Agnew scored Barries second goal on when he used move made popular by Montreal anadiens Serge Savard the spinerama in the slot and TERR AGNEW Barry Becki dealt in Rockies trade DENVER AP In an ei fort to inject badly needed scor ing punch into their anemic of fence Colorado Rockies have traded away their best player defenceman Barry Beck for three New York Rangers play ers and two other players in the Rangers farm system Obtained from New York in Fridays National Hockey League deal were forwards Pat Hickey and Lucien DeBlois and defenceman Mike McEwen Also included in the transac tion were defenceman Dean Turner playing on New Yorks farm team at New Haven an unidentified minorleaguer who will be delivered to the Rockies within few weeks and an un specified amount of cash which Colorado general manager Ray Miron said would enable the Rockies to compensate for the number of contracts the Rock ies now must honor Miron admitted the Rockies were reluctant to deal their standout defenceman We finally did what we said wed never do trade Barry Beck said Miron at news conference But we felt we had to do something to get this team go ing Weve only won one game were in last place in our divi sion and we havent been able to score goals We had to get some forwards and we believe this trade will help us in the long run The speedy Hickey 26 gives the Rockies player who has averaged 37 goals over the past two season DeBlois 22 scored 22 goals in 197778 and 11 more in sparing duty last year SCORING PlNCII McEwen 23 is considered an offenceminded defenceman He scored 20 goals and had 33 assists last year becoming only the third Ranger defenceman in history to score 20 goals in season BARRY BECK top player The Rockies scored only 210 goals last year and were well on our way to doing that again said Colorado coach Don Cherry Were going no where like the trade It just had to be made We got guys who can score goals We gained 60some goals in the deal CFL schedule winds down By THE ANADIAN PRESS Standings in both conferences have been decided but pride and momentum are still on the line as the Canadian Football League ends its regular season with four games this weekend Ottawa Rough Riders tuning up for next Sundays Eastern Conference semifinal against Hamilton Iigertats are home to Toronto Argonauts in game this afternoon while Edmonton Eskimos and British Columbia Lions both playoffrbound in the Western Conferencc will at tempt to gain psychological advantage when they meet tonight In action Sunday the EFF titlewinning Montreal Aloucttes will be in search of personal and club records when Tigerats visit and WFC ccllardwelling Saskatchewan Roughriders will be out to salvage nightmarish season when they face Calgary Stampeders Icter Dalla Riva of the Aloucttcs is one player who plans to take the weekend ac tion seriously NEED MOMENTIM We have to win this last game against Hamilton because we want to end the season with momentum he said Its probable that the Iigcrtats will beat Ottawa next weekend and if they beat us it would give them psychological advantagc The Alouettcs are keyed up for the game since victory Sunday would give Montreal an 1141 record the highest in the teams history In addition running back Da vid Green needs 216 yards to smash Willie Burdcns tFl season nishing record of 1890 33 HA WAII INFEBR UA ESCORTED FROM BARRIE ISLANDS oAHu MAUI KAJAI Holidays VERY LIMITED SEATS AVAILABLE Details Call FEB 10 FEB 25 I980 FLYING WARDAIR 747 HAYS TRAVEL SERVICE 7284700 yards and placekicker Don Sweet who has 150 consecutive converts is within five of Gerry Organs CFL mark It was quite useful for few of our players who had injuries but we had lot of momentum before the layoff he said re ferring to the tea ms fourgame winning streak SIRESSES WINNING Calgary head coach Jack Gotta has made it point to stress that Sundays game against the lowly Roughriders is far from meaningless en counter The Stampeders with 11 vic tories have already won two more games than last season when they again assumed bridesmaid role in the WFC But the team figures it would get an extra lift by producing cohesive effort against the Roughriders Saskatchewan meanwhile is coming off only its second vicv tory in 15 games 2612 deci sion over the Lions last Sunday and head coach Ron Lancaster sees his clubs improved per formance as hopeful sign for next season In Toronto the Argonauts have been eliminated from the EFC playoffs for the fifth time in the last six years but their camp has resembled revolv ing door in preparation for the game against Ottawa In Vancouver Lions coach ic Rapp has done some roster shuffling of his own in an at tempt to revive his slumping club who will finish third after suffering three straight sct backs SPECIAL WEEKEND RATES Free Pickup and not meltund males of cars Barrie DriveaCur 43 Essa Rd Barrie 7266474 slipped the puck by Owen Sound goalie Mike Wilson In the third period Owen Sound came back to tie the score 22 Rick Green scored an unassisted Shorthanded goal with Dave Halpin off for hook ing to cut Barries lead to one goal Brad Underwood tied the game just two minute later when he took pass from Mike Green and bounced the puck pust Barrie goalie Grant Cole Flyers regained the lead at the midway mark of the third priod when Wayne Dusome got breakaway set up by pass from Ed Walter and beat Wilson to give Barrie 32 lead Four minutes laer Gerry Raycraft fired high shot from 25 feet out over Wilsons shoulder to give Barrie 42 lead Ken Knapton scored Bar ries lat goal into an empty net as Owen Sound had pulled their goalie in favour of an extra at tacker think were playing well at this point said playerc0ach Paul Regan Our system defensively seems to be work ing well weve been working on bringing the puck out of our own end Im satisfied with our play right now but were waiting to see how Collingwood is They seem to be the top team right now with only one loss Regan says that the signing of three more players this week should help the club Flyers signed Al Culp from rillia Jay Douglas from Toronto and An dy Leonrd Culp and Douglas both play defence while Douglas plays centre Regan feels that thre three players give Flyers added strength and leaves the team pretty well set at least until after Christmas Regan thinks that up to point play in the Intermediate league has been similar to the now defunct Senior league that the Flyers played in last season The competition is about the same said Regan If we can beat Owen Sound tomorrow Flyers play Owen Sound in an away game tomorrow night we should be right up there Ci vitan improves record The Barrie Civitan Club Minor Bantams improved their record to two wins and loss by shutting out Thornhill 54 in YorkSimcoe Hockey League action Thursday night Jamie Bulawka on play set up by Stewart Smith and Kerry Berbeck put Barrie in front with the only marker of the first period It only took Berbeck seven seconds of the second period to give Barrie twogoal bulge Paul Taylor set up the goal minute and eight seconds later Smith pumped one home and Barrie was up by three Berbeck and Taylor earned the assists on the goal The score remained 30 until late in the game when Barrie tallied two more Berbcck from Smith and Taylor got the first one and then Brian Cyr closed the scoring with Shayne Corson setting him up Barrie netminder Greg LeBlanc blocked 23 Thornhill shots to earn the shutout The Minor bantams will next be in action Sunday afternoon At 1205 pm they host Toronto Red Wings at Dunlop Arena Midgets victorious The Barrie Bell Canada Minor Midgets overwhelmed Aurora 70 in YorkSimcoe Hockey League action Thurs day night Kevin McCann led the Barrie assault scoring twice and help ing set up two others Ron Dubois also tallied twice and earned one assist Single markers in the contest went to Henry Sienkiewcz Bob Roy and Bruce Stanly Kevin Bouchey faced 23 Aurora shots and blocked them all to record the shutout The win leaves the minor midgets with three wins and no losses in the regular season They play Bramalea tonight at pm at Dunlop Street Arena Plus mileage Delivery All 1979 Crosscountry champs Above is the primary boys team from Maple Grove School that took the championship in the crosscountry meet held at Sunnidale Park recent ly Left to right are Craig Owens Steven Dodyre Ian Degeer Ken Ney and Greg Pogue In the background is coach Alf Lower Examiner Photo Bowman in thick of scorin race by Tony Panacci Colts undefeated in four games Barrie Colts record is deceiving While they have only won four games lost five and tied three they are undefeated in their last four games In their last four games Colts have won three and tied one The tie came Friday night against Milton in Junior hockey game played at Milton in which Colts and Milton tied 33 Jim Garner opened the scor ing for Barrie at the 1321 mark of the first period with assists going to Chris Wright and Teiry Myers Milton came back five minutes later and tied the score Paul McCann tallying and Mike Murphy assisting But with only three minutes left in the first period Dave Stephens gave Barrie the lead again on power play goal assisted by Myers and Wright Milton tied it up again on the only goal of the second period by Lane Ballory McCann assisted In the third period Barrie went out front again on the strength of Vince McGraths goal assisted by Kevin Guest and Garner Barrie had several more scoring chances but Mike Sheperd was strong in net for Milton With under minute in left in the game Milton pulled their goalie for faceoff deep in Colts territory The puck came in front of the net and Miltons Eric Ellison poked it home to tie the game for Milton Jay Caufield and Dave Herdnen assisted We had good third period but their goaltender was really hot said Colts manager Jim Shortt We had lot of good chances But it was good hockey game The Barrie Colts Rick Bowman and the Georgetown Geminis David McGilloway went into Thursday nights game tied for the OHA Central Junior lead in scoring MCGilloway had good night against the Colts scoring twice Jays select pitcher as first of picks NEW YORK CPI Relief ace Don Stanhouse of Baltimore Orioles was the first of six players selected by Toronto Blue Jays in Fridays fourth annual free agent baseball draft The Blue Jays also secured negotiation rights to Pitts burghs Rennie Stennett Jorge Orta and Milt May of Chicago White Sox Milwaukees Jim Wohlford and Andy Hassler from New York Mets The Blue Jays who had first choice among the 26 teams made Stanhouse their No NEW RATE pick because of Chisfine per formances in the last two sea sons with the Orioles In 1979 with the American League champions Stanhouse 27 compiled 73 record with 285 earnedrun average and was credited with 21 0f Balti mores 30 saves Stennett 28 was Pittsburghs regular second baseman from 1972 until midway through the 1977 season when he fractured his right leg sliding into base 280 hitter he has been ham pared by the injury but he and Bowman are no longer tied Bowmans ainaring five goals in the contest gives him 29 points for the season and sole possession of the scoring lead The Oak Ridges Dyncs who will be in Barrie next Thursday to play the Colts have one of the leagues best offenses Tiicy hae three players among the leagues top 10 scorers The win the Colts took over the Gems also vaulted them aheadof the latter in the stan dings The olts are now tied with the Thornhill Thunder birds for seventh spot This does not include last nights rcsultsi The surprise team in the league so far has been the rillia Iravelways They still hold first place but the ex pected league powers Burl ington Cougars and Streetsville Dcrbys are gaining fast STANDINGS GP tlrillia lrmclwaystll 59 41 IT llurhngton 10 75 21 16 Streetsville 10 it 65 30 16 Oak Ridges lyrics ll II 62 59 15 Ill Itcchivcs 111 ti 510 60 ltraiiipton tlieviex to st 42 111 IIlttrllI1lIII birds 10 ft 54 50 10 Harrie ltill ll 57 60 IO Gmrgetow 12 46 69 Likvillc Hlailes ti Zl ti fit 61 Acton Sabres 12 St 51 if Milton Flycrs 11 10 44 lit Beat High 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