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sports shorts Ungers streak ended ST LOUIS AP Hockeys longest consecutivegame streak came to an end Saturday night when Garry Unger of Atlanta Flames suited up but did not play in 73 victory over St Louis Blues ending Ungers Iron Man streak at National Hockey League record 914 games Unger 32 had played in every one of his teams games in cluding 31 this season since Feb 24 1968 when he was member of Toronto Maple Leafs He suffered atom shoulder muscle Dec at Winnipeg and had played sparingly since The extension of the streak caused unhappiness among some teammates this last week when Unger made brief ap pearances while the Flames record was slipping to 13144 In his games with the Flames this season Unger has four goals and SIX assists and has not scored goal in the last 11 games In the final minute of Saturdays game Unger stood up on the Atlanta bench looking as though he was going to take at least one shift to keep the streak alive But Atlanta coach Al MacNeil pulled him back to his seat on the bench by tugging on the centres jersey Ungers streak started while he was member of the Maple Leafs He was traded to Detroit Red Wings on March 1968 and then dealt to St Louis on Feb 1971 He played out his option with the Blues last season and became free agent before signing with the Flames on Oct 10 the day of Atlantas first scheduled game this season at Quebec In February 1976 Unger passed the previous Iron Man record of 630 games set by Andy Hebenton who played nine complete 70game seasons from 195556 through 196364 with New York Rangers and Boston Bruins Freak weather bad for Canada SCHIADMING Austria rCPi Freak weather and lack of snow forced organizers to discontinue and postpone scheduled mens World Cup downhill event Saturday after 28 skiers braved snow and rain The race may be repeated here rescheduled elsewhere in January or the World Cup committee may cancel the event Before the committee abandoned the race Steve Pod borski of Toronto had turned in the best time of one minute seconds more than full second faster than runnerup Michael Veith of West Germany time was 200116 Ken Read of Calgary was third in 35 It was spoiled dress rehearsal for the site of the 1982 world Alpinc championship Officials first delayed the event for more than one hour because of snow and rain and the warm spell that had ruined part of the scarcelysnowed course SENT TO REPORT Before the official start some inexperienced skiers were sent to report conditions They said visibility and track con dit ions were fair and organizers gave the goahead But later in the finish area there was consensus among llllt for 15 of the first group that the race should not have ar They said things are different for young skiers going 70 kilometres an hour and for racing skiers in competition schussing at up to 11m kmh Iodborski negotiated the difficult course of 3510 metres with vertical drop of 997 metres at an average speed of 105935 kmh lm upset but not angry Podborski 22 said after the event was cancelled went like hell and all the guys who had chance to win the race had had their runs too He agreed that those responsible for ensuring racers safe ty had made the right decision Dave lrwin of Thunder Bay Ont had the 15th best time 20240 and Dave Murray of Abbotsford BC the only other Canadian down before the race was stopped stood 19th 120290 The event in which Read and Murray finished onetwo last season was the last World Cup downhill race before the hristmas break The mens team will regroup Dec 29 Brawl between fans players NEW YORK AP An ueg brawl erupted between Boston Bruin players and several Madison Square Garden patrons following the Bruins 43 National Hockey League victory over New York Rangers Sunday night and four fans were arrested At games end hard feelings which had been developing throughout the game got the better of New York goalie John Davidson The netminder skated to the Bruins end of the rink instead of going directly to the dressing room and con fronted Bostons AI Secord and John Wensink Both Boston players had been involved in some rough play with Davidson and New Yorks Swedish forwards Ulf Nilsson and Anders Hedberg Secord suckered Nilsson and the referee Greg Madill did nothing about it said Davidson who sunendered three goals in the final period to further augment his discontent Everybody in the league thinks the Swedes take dives and are not tough but its not so Theyre not that type of players to take dives TElIIIIIS IIEH His teammates seeing Davidson jawing with Secord and Wensink also skated to the Boston end of the rink Boston coach Fred Creighton came onto the ice and ordered his players off through makeshift tunnel at the end of rink Before all Boston players could get off New Yorks Frank Beaton and Secord began fight in the corner Bostons Stan Jonathan joined in and fan reached across the glass and punched Jonathan in the face Jonathan raised his stick to swing it at the fan and the heckler grabbed the stick then turned it on Jonathan Bostons Terry tlteilly jumped over boards and wrestled the fan as all the Bruins poured over boards sports hall of fame This weeks mystery sports person is the former captain of the NHL team that just set new record for the longest consecutive unbeaten streak This player has been the recipient of many awards during his career and is probably the hardest working centre in the NHL If you know his name send in yours along with your telephone number and address to Sports Hall of Fame Co The Examiner Box 370 Barrie L4M 4T6 Winners are selected at random from cor rect entries received by Saturday Bob Duncan of Downsview Drive in Barrie is the winner of last weeks contest for identifying Sandra Post Canadas female athlete of the year Contest llllllls will receive an eightslice three ilcm pIt from Mothers Illit lurlour and Spaghelli llouse ll3 llaylielil SL Ilarric Bel whips Orllia Rotary still wins MINOR MIDGET Barrie Bell Canada minor midgets pounded Orillia 91 in York Simcoe minor hockey league game Saturday at DunlopArena Greg Johnston and Bill Hoare were the big guns for Barrie Home had three goals and Johnstone had two goals Kevin McCann Tom Harris Henry Sienkiewcz and Gary Cyr each scored one goal for Barrie Tom luck was in the Barrie net turning aside 20 shots Barrie had 42 shots on the Orillia net The win gives Barrie record of 11 wins no losses and four ties The team goes into the St Cathaerines tour nament next Thursday MINOR BANTAM Barrie Civitan Club minor bantams suffered 52 setback at the hands of Thomhill in YSMHL game Saturday at Dunlop Arena Don Potter and Brian Cyr were the Barrie scorers Ed Riggers Andy Walton and Shayne Corson each had assists The loss followed the Barrie teams 73 victory Friday night over Nemarket at Dunlop Arena Walton led the team against Newmarket with three goals Brian Cyr Mike Ragot Ed Riggers and corson each had one goal Barries record is now 11 wins five losses and one tie Barrie Green and Ross minor bantams started slowly but came back from 10 deficit to score three unanswered goals and defeat Unionville 31 in YSMHL game Saturday in Unionville Tim Laine Steve Bauchman and Dan Beamish each had one goal for Barrie Fred Weatherhead had two assists Shannon Hanspiker tended the Barrie to goal Barrie is now in second place with five wins four losses and two ties MAJOR PEEWEE Barrie Rotary club major peewees picked up two wins over the weekend giving them 14 for the season against only one loss and two ties Sunday Barrie defeated Aurora 51 at Dunlap Arena Todd Marrow led the team with two goals Mike Dubois Adam Wrobel and Garry Wilkins each had one goal Dubois added two assists Steve Laurin was in the Bar rie net and made 14 saves Barrie had 22 shots on the Aurora net Saturday Barrie outshot Orillia 265 and also came up winners on the scoreboard by 41 score Dana Forbes Wilkins Perry and Geoff Johns each had one goal Greg Smith had the easy night in goal for Barrie ATOMS In defensive battle Bar ries McDonalds atoms played to 11 draw with Newmarket in YSMHL game Sunday at Eastview Arena Sean Levasseur had the lone Barrie goal assisted by Daniel Cozys in first Bell takes lead Cozy Joes moved into first place in the Knights of Colum bus league by virtue of s3 win over American Hotel the team that Cozy displaced from first in league game Satur day at Eastview Arena Simon Botone led Cozy with two goals both unassisted Joe Mastaziuk Jamie Miller Craig Waddington and Robbie Nishman had singles Chris Collingbourne Don Hunter and Bill Lord were the American scorers Kevin Denemoustier tended goal for Cozys Scott Laing was between the pipes for American In another game in that divi sion Ninos Pizza edged Emerald Polls 32 Bob Dun can scored both Ninos first two goals with Peter Panagabko getting the winner in the third period Blair Cockburn and Mike Guilfoyte scored for Emerald Bell Canada continues to hold onto first place in their division of the and league taking 76 win over Allan dale Drugs in game Satur day at Eastview Terry Hoffman provided most of the offense for Bell scoring five of his teams seven goals Mark Ziegler scored the other two goals For Allandale Tim Hogan was the big gun scoring two goals Rob Marion Mike McReynolds Daren Ford and Dave Ascott each scored once for Allandale Bell is in first with 12 points one better than Surrey Place Surrey kept pace with Bell by winning their game 103 over Verstraten John Collingboume led the Surrey attack scoring six goals Hugh Gleason scored twice and singles went to Paul Forbes and Paul Butcher Gino Baldo scored two of Verstratens three goals Dean Levesque had the other In the Atom division of the and league Egon Motors edged Council 54 and +Ponderosa thumped Allan dale 72 Mark Oakley continued to find the net ashe has done all season scoring four of Egons five goals Troy Gallimore scored the other goal For Council 1626 David Rose scored twice and Mike Barker and Trevor George each scoredonce David Dykstra led Ponderosa to their win scor ing four goals Larry Miller scored two goals for Ponderosa Craig Trombley had the other Ponderosa goal Rick Valiquette scored both Allandale goals Egon is in first by one point over Allandale and Ponderosa who are tied for second with eight points each Council is in the cellar withthree points Oilers Eagles TII II take firstround ASSOCIATED PRESS Houston Oilers won their first playoff test but they did not emerge unscathed The Oilers three top offen sive weapons running back Earl Campbell quarterback Dan Pastorini and wide receiver Ken Burrough suf fered groin injuries during Sun days 137 National Football League triumph over Denver Broncos victory made possi ble by an inspired defensive ef fort The Houston defence shut out the Broncos after the injuries sacking Denver quarterback Craig Morton six times and pushing the Broncos out of field goal range when the lead was still slim three points The Oilers next face the ex plosive San Diego Chargers on Saturday in an American Con ference semifinal game and whether Campbell or Pastorini will be around is not known yet Im not worried about in juries maintained Oilers coach Bum Phillips Im not sure weve lost them yet In Sundays other wildcard playoff game Ron Jaworski fired three touchdown passes to lead Philadelphia Eagles to 2717 decision over Chicago Bears In other semifinal games next weekend Tampa Bav Buc caneers newcomers to the HAWAII ISLANDS ESCORTED FEB I025 I980 FOR DETAILS HAYS TRAVEL SERVICE 45 Dunlop St 7284700 playoffs play host to Philadelphia while Los Angeles Rams play the Cowboys at Dallas on Sunday in the National Conference In the other American Conference games Miami Dolphins visit Pittsburgh Steelers on Sunday PASSES SLCCESSFLI Jaworskis passes gave the Eagles their victory over Chicago He hit Harold Car michael for TDs of 17 and 29 yards then teamed with Billy Campfield on 63yard fourth period gamewinner Chicagos TDs came on Walter Payton runs of two and one yards We had fairly good season said Bears quarter back Mike Phipps We could have done better Im not com pletely satisfied with what hap pened Its never sense of pride to come out of game in defeat think were going to do better next year and Ill be back to help get the job done The Oilers meanwhile withstood the loss of their three big guns and managed to beat the Broncos Burrough was injured during the first half and Pastorini went out early in the third period Campbells injury came on his threeyard touchdown run 46 seconds before halftime which gave Houston 197 lead Campbell left the game with 50 yards rushing Ronnie Col eman his replacement got 59 WANTED 10000 RECORDS ADAM BOOKS mc 74 DUNLOP ST Lefave Newmarket tied the game in the third period The tie followed Barries 42 win over Sharon in game SAturday also at Eastview John Frankcom led the team with two goals Singles went to Kevin Faraghel and Levasseur Barries John Ellis Construc tion took their eleventh win of the season with 41 victory over Newmarket in YSMHL game Friday night in Newmarket Scott Laurin Anthony Sclip pa Craig Smith and David Doering were the goal scorers for Barrie Craig Owens added two asists Adrian Adams was in the Barrie goal MAJOR PEEWEE John Warman stopped 13 shots in the Barrie net and helped his team Barries Sargeants Readymix major peewees to 60 shutout over Richmond Hill Sunday at Dunlop Arena Sean MacPherson Jeff Bell Allen George Andy Barton Ronnie Bowes and Beoff Wall were the Barrie scorers MINOR BANTAMS Barrie United Rubber Worker bantams outshot their oposition 6224 in their two weekend games and came out on the inning end of the score in both matches Sunday Barrie hammered Orillia 81 taking 26 shots at Orillia netminder Doug Hart Stephen Cadogan was the big shooter for Barrie potting three goals Mike Rochhio and Kevin Roulston each scored two goals Brett Jacques also scored Scott Laing stopped 19 shots in the Barrie net Saturday Barrie shut out Newmarket 84 outshooting them 365 Rocchio and Gary Bertram each scored two goals Doug Archie Brett Jac ques Stephen Mayer and Dan ny Knoll had singles Terry Wilson recorded the shutout in the Barrie net The Barrie team competes in the Burlington Golden Horseshoe tourney this week Midgets pound Orillia Barrie Coop Major midgets defeated Orillia 62 in YSMHL gamein OrilliaSunday night Mike Hoffman Gary White Bill Maguire Rob McNabb Rob Rinneard and Pete Whelan each had one goal Whelan Maguire Cam Perry Darryl Lynn and Hoffman each had assists Gerry Skipwith and Wayne Lynn shared goalten dingduties Barrie goes to Burlington Thursday to start play in the Golden Horseshoe Tournament Three Barrie Sarieants Readymix major peewees go after loose puck in front of the Richmond Hill net in game Sunday at Dunlop Barge cameup Flyers still going strong Canadiens end losing streak By THE CANADIAN PRESS The happiness in Philadelphia Chicago Mon treal and Quebec City on Sun day night just about offset the ugliness at New Yorks Madison Square Garden just about Philadelphia Flyers extended their record National Hockey League unbeaten streak to 30 games with 42 triumph over Hartford Chicago Black Hawks hockeys worst offen sive team poured eight goals into New York Islanders net while Tony Esposito registered his leagueleading fifth shutout of the season Montreal Cana diens who broke sixgame losing streak its longest since 1940 on Saturday blasted Toronto Maple Leafs 84 and Quebec Nordiques whose record for Sunday games is 90 topped Buffalo Sabres 31 While those winners celebrated Boston Bruins ruin ed the night for Rangers fans by beating New York 43 Then in if Chicago Bears Greg Latto takes spectacular fall after being flipped by Eagles Reggie Wilkes centre Sunday during NFC wild card playoff game at Philadelphia Latta had just caught pass from Bears quarterback Mike Phipps Eagles won the game 27l7 AP Laserphoto now 10 PLEASE tvmou GIVE LH Gift Ceif MIT 00 EEET IN OUI SHOES WALKWEL 58 DUNLOP 51 BARRIE 7282397 FRANK CROSSLEY Mgr PUBLIC WORKS HOLIDAY GARBAGE COLLECTION There will be no gar bage collection and the sanitary landfill site will be closed on the following dates TUESDAY DEC 25 I979 WED DEC 26 I979 TUESDAY MN I980 NEIL FOX 11 Pubic Works Superintendent several fans tried to ruin the evening for everyone else In Saturday games it was Toronto Detroit Red Wings Montreal Vancouver Canucks Philadelphia Boston NY Rangers Pttsburgh Penguins NY Islanders Washington Capitals Atlanta Flames 7St Louis Buffalo Hartford Whalers and Los Angels Kings Edmonton Oilers game between Quebec Nordiques and the North Stars in Bloomington Minn was postponed when the N¢m 4410 with the pick more often than not winning the game 60 Examiner photo by Cathy Heather Nordiques plane could not land because of fog During the game New York built 31 lead on goals by Mario Marois Don Murdoch and Anders Hedberg before OReilly Bobby Lalonde and Jonathan beat Davidson in the third session Rick Middleton scored the other Boston goal and netminder Gerry Checvers stopped Phil Esposito on breakaway with six seconds to go to preserve the win Colts off form lose to Derbys glance at the shots on goal 3226 in favor of Streetsville doesnt tell the story about the Barrie Colts Streetsville Junior hockey match played in Streetsville Sunday But the scoreboard 132 for Streetsville clarifies thingsinstantly Streetsville outshot outscored outplayed and out muscled Barrie Colts who WWWWW seasons Bert We want you to enjoy good health and happiness at Christmas and always The very best to one and all in the coming New Year from Sam Dorothy and the entire staff at the Barrie Fitness Club THE BARRIE mess cuts could only come up with two goals both in the second period Derbys scored five goals in the second Dave Stephens and Jim Garner were the Barrie scorers Garner had an assist asdid Greg Campbell Don McLaughlin led Streetsville with three goals Bob Darling scored two goals 65 COLLIER STREET BARBIE ONTARIO Month of IPFA Over 1000 Affilicm cum Condo Flyers Whalers Brian Propp scored twice as the Flyers continued to ravage the NHL Philadelphia set league mark with 29 straight games without defeat by beating Boston 52 Saturday The game didnt have near the importance of yester days said Philadelphia coach Pat Quinn so you can expect sort of letdown roe erk PRINTING JOHN COCKBURN llMITED 66 MORROW ROAD DARRIE Printers Since I960 Phone 737 2281 Zr4fr