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Kay gt First of the se Alliston gets broomball win Alliston Sports finally got in to the win column while the Mechanical Cable Blazers mov ed to within one point of second place in Sundays action in the Simcoe Broomball League Allistons first win of the year was 20 shutout over Dorseys The Blazers meantime won key game from second place Molsons with their 24 win In the other game of the day Robertos padded their first place lead to six points with 70 victory over the Simcoe Hornets was also penalty filled aftair with total of eighty two minutes being handed out in cluding fortysix to the winners Meanwhile the Blazers con tinued their improved play with their win over Molsons The Blazers opened the scoring midway through the first period when Calvin Parker con verted pass from Rob Patton Then Pete Thorson upped the score midway through the se 251 the gtweflnesday Dec 19 1979 cond period with an unassisted effort Goaltender Lance Rigg of the Blazers played an outstanding game to record his second con secutive shutout The win leaves the Blazers with nine points just one behind second place Molsons In the other game Robertas padded their first plage lead to six potnts Dave Schandlen opened the scoring early in the first period from Roy Wilson and scored again just three minutes later this time from Alan Elliott Bill McLinden then increased the lead to three with an assist from Dwight Bennett Bennett scored two goals early in the se cond pprind nahon bntllllf uw each time from Rod Pilon Jack Robbins goal from McLinden further increased the lead and then McLinden set up Bennett to complete his hattrick and also round out the scoring Earl Elliott registered his fifth shutout of the year for Roberlt Merchants nip The Innisdale cheerleaders were on hand to root their teams in basketball action Tuesday but the midget junior and senior teams all went down to defeat Guard Phil Magee shown drib bling the ball up court above scored l0 points for the lnnisdale seniors Examiner Photo by Tony Panacci Juniors come closest Innisdale teams downed The midgets went down to one with eight points while Tuesday was not banner day for the basketball teams at Innisdale as the seniors juniors and midgets all went down to defeat at the hands of rillias Park Street The Juniors came the closest to winning as they came on Coldwater victorious Despite outshooting Coldwater juveniles 3231 ro Partirdge Iuveniles came out on the short end of final in YorkSimcoe minor hockey league game Tuesday night Dean Recbie had the only ro goal strong in the second half but eventually were downed 5344 The score at the half was 3317 for Park btit Innisdale won the second half 2720 to make the score respectable It was the first loss of the season for the juniors who had strung together four straight victories Dave Templeton led the lnnisdale scoring with 13 Tim Swain and Shayne Leplaitte had seven each The seniors just lid not have enough allaround strength to stay with Park as they lost 5921 Park led at the end of the first half22ttt Innisdale made bid to get back iitto the match early in the second half as they scored the first six points but after that it was all Park Phil Magee led the Iitiiisdale scorers with 10 points Cathy Heather Examiner sports writer Watch out or those yetis Geez the light changed again That was the reaction of one of the instructors was skiing with last weekend at local Barrie ski area when onslaught of skiers travelling at fast speeds and with little control poured down the hill oblivious to the rest of the skiers on that particular slope Leaving trail of terrified onlookers and near crashes these skiers showed no concern for the havoc they were creating as they raced down the slope Fortunately in that particular instance no one was injured But with the same thing happening time and time again the odds can only hold otit for so long In ski lingo the name for this type of mad specdsters is yetis er meaning skier who skis too fast and with little or no control over his direction ability to stop atid his speed Not only does he risk his own safety he also jeopardizes the wellbeing of the rest of the skiers oit the same slope And with more and more people skiing the number of yetis in creases and so does the risk RIX II IIICI Even the better skiers on the slope can find it difficult to avotd collision with yetis For example one instructor recalled an incident couple of years ago at one of the Rare rie areas here he was teaching While instructing class the instructor left his students at the crest of the hill to observe him as he skiied down half the hill demonstrating the type of turns he was teaching them Unfortunately tinbeknownst to the instructor at the same time skier had started down the sante hill heading straight down and picking tip speed every second When the instructor finished his demonstration he stopped at hay barrier that divided the hill so he would not be in the way of other skiers making their way down the slope However as he turned to look uphill and signal one of the skiers in his class to come down he was hit ftill force by this yetis who was by now travelling about 40 miles per hours The IIISIltttv tor was knocked unconscious both his skis were broken in half the binding on one torn away completely He suffered separated shoulder concussion several bruises and sprain Thc yctis miraculously never even left his skis he hit the hay bale houncd off and kept on going never to be seen again tOIIOIPIl Ihese type of incidents are not confined by any means to the local Harrie arcas and in fact are probany more cont monplacc at the Collingwood areas where the hills are longer and skiers tend to take to hills above and be ond their skiing capabilities It seems skiing has become Iikc driving When the light changes watch otit for the other guy HOCKEY LAME TREAT What treat it was to watch the NHL game between the higheflying Philadelphia Flyers and the Buffalo Sabres Saturday in Philadelphia The game feattircd good play all around Both goalies cantc tip with sotnc key saves Iso did the Philadelphia goal posts just ask Gil Pcrratilt thcrc were many tlltltorcttd rushes by both teams some hard btit clean hitting and some outstanding defensive plays Perhaps what noticcd most was the lack of penalties Five vears ago game between these two teams would have been bitter affair most likely ending in several brawls precipitated by Flycrs who were then known as the Broadstrcct Bullies Rut times hate changed Flvcrs are now winning as many and more hockey games with their skating shooting atid puck handling ability as they used to by goon tactics It looks like the goodskating tcains Montreal New York Rangers Sabres have coit vinccd teams like Philly to change their ways iRIIIiIE While on the subject of sports oit television Sunday fcaturcd great NFL game between the Cowboys and the Redskins that went right down to the wire There was some great offense particularly engineered by Statihach the master of thc lastinintttc offense The odds on that game tttrncd out to be way out of line 77 Dallas was favored by potitts was advised before the game that if ever wanted to bet on sure thing should bet on Washington to beat the points spread But not being the gambling type declined and lost out on some extra cash that would have come in handy this time of year Oh well Merry Christmas 8322 loss Greg Johnstone was Chris Shareski pumped in lnnisdales top scorer in this seven Colts sitting in ninth Bowman leading scorer The two losses the Barrie Iolts suffered last week proved to be very costly as they came to the teams on either side of them in Central Junior stan dings Had the Colts won at home Thursday night against Thor nhill they would have passed them in the standings As it stands now the Colts trail the Stingers packin franchise CINCINNATI AP Cincin nati Stingers and the Central Hockey League folded the mi nor league hockey franchise after Tuesday nights game with Oklahoma City It is with deep regret that must announce that the Cincin nati Stingers are unable to con tinue and will cease operations effective immediately said Ronald Ryan executive vice president and general manager Bud Poile president of the Central Hockey League said the Stingers told him Tuesday that the franchise could not carry on The Stingers in last place in their division never developed enough fan support to keep the franchise alive They lost their final game 101 before 94ft fans too few to pav the rent eighthplace Thunderbirds by three points and have played two more games On Friday night the Colts were downed by the tenthplace Oakville Blades and now have only slim twopoint lead over them The Blades have played two less games DERBYS FLYING After the battle for first place in the league was close for the early part of the season the Streetsville have taken com manding lead They lead the se cond place Dixie Beehives by six points despite having played two less games Rick Bowman did not get any Alliston lost no time in pounc ing on Dorseys when Dave Speers scored an unassisted goal just 40 seconds into the game The two taams then bat tled without goal until Mike Ironside fired shot into the empty Dorsey net with just six seconds left in the game The goal was unassisted Alliston goalie Ralph Grassmeyer recorded his first shutout of the season The win moves Alliston to within one point of slumping sixth place Dorseys The game points in either the of the Colts games last week but he is still the leagues scoring leader with 52 points Glenn Murray of the Acton Sabres has been on tear lately and is now trailing Bowman by just three points In Colts team scoring Chris Wright has passed Steve Bouchey and is the teams se cond leading scorer Wright got four points in the Colts losses and now has 34 points for the season while Bouchey has 27 Four Colts Bowman Wright Bouchey and Jim Garner are averaging at least point in each game they have appeared in CENTRAL ONTARIO JUNIOR OHA GROUPS No and STANDINGS Streetsville Derbys 23 19 160 71 39 Dixie Beehives 25 16 139 107 33 Burlington Cougars 21 15 1157 73 31 Orillia Travelways 25 15 133 101 31 Oak Ridges Dynes 23 12 122 121 27 Brampton Chevies 23 12 ll 127 123 25 Georgetown Gemini 25 11 11 122 146 25 ThornhillThunderbirds 23 11 11 117 124 23 Barrie Colts 25 12 121 147 20 Oakville Blades 24 15 138 143 18 Acton Sabres 27 21 132 230 Milton Flyers 23 18 95 177 Standings include all games through Dec 12th Statistics in clude all games through Dec 8th and the Dec 10th Dixie at Oak Ridges game LEADING Rick Bowman Bar Glenn Murray Act Rob McConnell Burl Paul Howson Thorn Bob Darling Str Dave McGilloway Geo Mark Litton Burl Karl Taylor Oak John Luimes Bramp Dave Conacher Burl SCORERS 23 22 30 52 18 28 21 49 21 22 23 45 20 17 28 45 22 17 28 45 21 12 33 45 15 20 24 44 21 20 24 44 19 23 42 19 13 28 41 Shipbuilders It is going to be dogfight afterall for the pennant in the Georgian Bay Intermediate league The Dundas Merchants now trail the Collingwood Ship builders by just two points and still have two games in hand Sunday night the Merchants took big 43 overtime victory over the Shipbuilders at home The team to watch may be the Georgetown Raiders who are riding threegame winn ing streak The Merchants and Raiders play Friday night in Georgetown and that game bet ween the two archrivals may Thurlows two goals pace win Bill lhurlow scored two goals and Allandale Golf and Ski stayed off third period rally by Shorneys to edge Shorneys 65 in Huronia Senior hockey league game Tuesday night at Essa Arena in Angus Other goal scorers for Allan dale were Connie Maloney Rick Boorman Howie McFad den and Rick Sanders Rob Brett scored two goals for Shorneys Singles went to John Pinder Mike Toop and Paul Whelan sports calendar WEDNESDAY Curling 730 pm One on one Barrie Curling club Essa Road Hockey 830 pm Gravenhurst at Oro 775 Junior hockey THURSDAY Basketball pm Twin Lakes at Park Street GBSSA boys pm Midland at Central GBSSA boys Volleyball pm Central at Coll ingwood GBSSA girls pm Banting at Innisdale GBSSA girls Barrie CoOp Midgets Darryl Lynn l6 moves in on the Newmarket net trying to get in good position for pass from one of his teammates The Newmarket goalie found himself down and Penna leads midget victory It was no contest Led by Keith Penna who scored three goals Barrie Co Op Midgets pounded Newmarket Flyers 121 in York Simcoe Minor hockey league game at Dunlop Arena Tuesday night CoOp put the game away in the first period when they scored nine goals to one for Newmarket Two more in the second and one in the third seal edNewmarkets fate Mike Hoffman scored two goals and had two assists Cam out lot in the gameBarrie players beat him I2 times on the night Winning the game I2l Examiner photo by Cathy Heather Perry and Rob McNabb each scored two goals with Perry picking up one assist Other goal scorers were Kelly Cumm ings Terry Tilleczek and Dar ryl Lynn Pete Whelan had four aSSists Lynn had three assists Jerry White and Rob Rinneard each drew two assists Wayne Lynn tended goal for Barrie in the first period let ting in the only Newmarket goal Jerry Skipwith had the shutout for the second and third periods be the closest thing to war The Barrie Flyers are taking break during the holiday season and will not be in action this weekend The break may be welcome one for player coach Paul Regan and his troops as they obviously need the time to regroup The Flyers have not been too impressive in their last several outings although they took 64 Victory over Port Elgin Sunday night LENFESTANDINGS El EA Pls Collingwood 1712 90 64 24 Dundas 15 ll 96 57 22 Orillia Ill It 106 103 18 Georgetown It it It 79 83 It Barrie ill ti to 75 99 16 Owen Sound 21 I4 10 134 14 Port Elgin 16 Ill 69 811 I2 RESILIS WEDNESDAY Dundasfi rilha FRIDAY Collingwood 13 Owen Sound Dundas Barrie Georgetown 0rlII1il SUNDAY lrillta Owen Sound Barrie Port Elgin Dundas ollingwood 31 over timei FlTlltE MES FRIDAY Owen 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