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fur woeV VWW the examiner Saturday June 17 1978 coungy SQOEE Bears hope to do well By BILL URRAN Although they are currently cellar dwellers in the Simcoe County League baseball standing Tottenham Bears are far from giving up We have just got off to an unlucky start stated manager Ken McCullough of the Legion sponsored team if you look over the scores most of our losses were by run or two Wejust havent been getting the breaks Coach Kerry Worrod who also plays shortstop agreed with Manager McCullough We started off the same way last year before we hit our stride and then we made the playoffs he recalled Leading batter in the county league several times Worrod still rates with the teams leading hitters Others are first sacker Steve Szepsi and outfielder Robbie Reid The lineup of the Bears includes most of last years per formers except for outfielder Frank Doyle who is now work ing in Toronto and infielder Dennis Pendlebury Jim Dan and Mike Doyle are three valuable members of the team who usually play in the outfield Jim also takes turn at mound duly along with third sacker Tmn Hurst Ed Mason and Jim Robinson are other main pitchers Veteran Paul Feehely who is also good hitter has been alternating at second and first base so far this season lat OLeary and Collin Hartin have been looking after the cat ching while Brian Banks performs in the infield Youngest player for the Bears is 15yearold Tim Banks who has made several appearances at centre field We dont lack talent and We should start wining anytime now said Manager McCullough stating the team wasnt discouraged over six straight losses As said the scores were close and hit at the right time could have made tremendous difference he added The Bears are scheduled to visit Orillia tomorrow where they take on the Pontiac Juniors We gave the Majors close run earlier in the week and we should stand good chance against the Juniors noted Mctullough RED SOX MEET DEFENDINU CHAMPIONS The defending champion Orillia Majors will be the opoosi tion for Ray Neelys Barrie Red Sox at the fairgrounds here tomorrow Led by oaches Gander Ross and Doug Howard The Ma jors have been showing flashes of last years championship form and are generally rated among leading contenders for the title again ivy Leafs Newmarket ltedmen and Alliston anucks are also top bidders with the Red Sox and ollr ingwood Cavemen other contenders Lefthander Mike Timmins blanked rillia Juniors in an to win for the Red Sox earlier in the season Glenn Laycock and Kevin Beaupre also have pitched some good games for the Red Sox Coach Duncan Campbell hasnt announced his starting pitcher against the Majors Newmarkct will host Don Westbrookes Collingwood Cavemen tomorrow The leading ivy Leafs re scheduled to invade Alliston on Tuesday evening to tangle with Bob Doners pesky anucks The tirillia Majors wil host the Cavemen in another iucs day twilight contest while rillia Juniors visit the far grounds to play the Red Sox Barrie travels to Newmarket on Wednesday while lvy will meet the Bears at Tottenliani lvys next home game on Fri day evening has the Orillia Juniors as the opposition lNltlSTRlAl GOLF AT SPRINGWATER Springwater golf club few miles from Barrie near Anten Mills is among the busier courses in the county this season Last weekend there were three tournaments in progress and another three are scheduled for today Currently owneroperator Arnold Lange and pro Arnold Weiss are making early preparations for the Barrie and District industrial golf team which goes into action on Satur day August 12 The tournament is sponsored by Molsons gt with Ossie Sheppard the representative There has been keen competition in league play for men on Thursdays and ladies on Wednesdays Bill Carter of Elmvale won the club championship for men last year while Betty Adams is the defending ladies champion at this course Springwater holds special days for senior golfers on Mon days and Fridays Golf pro Arnold Weiss also has been in structing classes of Georgian College students since May 23 with three lessons week for each class More new classes are due to start on Monday Before going to Springwater Weiss was golf pro who taught fora number of years in the Ottawa area Drive golf ball and help youth if you needed extra incentive Boy Scouts to cure that hook in your drive off the tee the Barrie Optimist Club is providing it with their Golf Drive for Youth Week June 24July The fundraising event is the only major campaign of the year for Optimists and last year golfers from the Barrie area collected approximately $4000 towards youth organiza tions in the area Golfers participating in the weeklong event are pledged contributions on how far they drive their first tee shot More than 100 duffers took part in last years drive which began as the spurofthe mo ment idea of Ed liarper of Stroud This year with better organization and an earlier start the club is hoping for much better result Money form the drive will go towards various youth groups such as Barrie Minor soccer baseball regular teen dances soap box derby and the local Also part of the Optimists contribution to the youth of lllt area is an Oratorical contest than can lead to national and North American contests Five local golf courses have endorsed the Golf Drive for Youth by offering round of nine holes to each participant after he has made his initial drive Springwater Allandale and Simoro Golf Links are taking part as well as Barrie Country Ilub and GolfSki Haven Coun try Club in addition to round of golf participants are eligible for prizes including Provincial Lot tery tickets and set of match ed golf clubs Sponsors of the golfers will be eligible for lucky draw for color television set Further information on the Drive for Youth can be obtain ed from Ed Harper at 4361951 or Muriels Flowers 7128 1361 sports calendar SAIlRIY FASTHALI Optimists Molsons tlli Clifton Fisher Stoves lii tBarrii and District Recreation Fastball League games HARNESS RACING 747 in Barrie Raceway 10racc card AlTO RACING tipm 8pm Barrie Speedway Sunset Speedway RltiHY 3pm 3pm Toronto Welsh at home to Ba rric Firsts Barrie Fairgrounds Barrie Seconds vs Saracens TOlRNAM ENI All day MacMorrisoii iark second annual tykc baseball tournament sponsored by Barrie Minor Baseball Association Championship game at 7250 SOCCER 2pm pm Hellcnics Aurora Barrie Tily Soccer Club vs Aurora United Eastview Secondary School field Barrie Blues vs SlNllAY BASEBALL 630 pm 2pm jors pm iottcnliam at Baseball League games Collingwood at Ncwmarkct Barric Fairgrounds Barrie lted Sox Vs rillia Ma Orillia Juniors tSouth Simcoc FASTISALL pm Hotel MacMorrison Park Fisher Stoves vs Simcoc 830 pm Barrie Firefighters vs Clifton Hotel 7pm 77 Shear Park Georgian orts vs Barrie Optimists 830 pm Molsons vs lanp as industries Barrie and District Recreational Fastball League games on Argo spo Check for danger areas By HELEN MASON Every year many horses suffer unnecessary injury because of their owners carelessness Is your Stable area free of horse hazards Check these dozen danger areas Do you feed grain in rubber pail or well constructed grain box with no sharp edges Many horses cut themselves on the ragged edges of galvaniz ed or tin containers if you leave grain bucket in pasture or stall is the handle removed Some horses play with their empty buckets leg caught in handle could mean panic and injury is your stable yard free of loose debris including lumber and spare galvanized roof ing Every year horses receive crippling injuries from nail punc ture wounds Loose roofing blowing in the wind can sail over ad jacent fence lines and terrorise even the calmesl horses is your oat bin well secured Periodically horses work their way out of well bolted stalls dip in the oat bin could mean death Many owners find galvanised or rubber garbage cans conve nient for oat storage Make sure these are hidden behind well secured door if you tie your horse is his ring higher than his head and short enough so that he cant get his front leg over it More than one owner has found his mount strangled in his tie ropc Rope burns on fellocks and legs are also probable Similarity tying horse to the crosspiece of fence or to moveable object is asking for trouble Use post or well secured ring ls your fencing safe Wood is the best but most expensive fence for horses Wire fencing is easier to build and less costly panicky horse can easily get tangled til it causing severe leg injuries strand of electric wire nm along the top of these fences or foot lll front of them discourages fence leaners Barbed irc is poor third choice but can be made safer in lwo ways For older horses put your first strand two and half feet above the ground This will climate many leg wounds because most kicking and stamping at flics occurs below this height STABLE lllTY Do not confine young horses with barbed wire it you do you are asking for trouble tight barbed wire fence is safer than sagging one it will often snap when horse hits it The resultant deep chest and torileg wounds are better then the possible cut tendons from leg wrapped lil barbed wire Any iltlti who values his mount will use as little barbed wire as possible When you put tip new fencing do you tic cloth to the fence and gate to remind the horse of this new boundary Are your barn tools kept out of the stable aisle and barnyard hoof on rake or fork can spring the handle 11p against the horses flank or abdomen As the frightened hoursc springs for ward his 1000 pound weight can cause the wooden handle to penetrate his hide and muscle Survival depends on the amount of internal damage and how quickly he is found if there is gap between your brace post and an outbuilding is it boarded in One lllittrytflirtiltl wedged his body into 12 inch space bet ween the barn and the end of the fence When his owner returnr ed two hours later she found him stuck half way between two fields His flanks wouldnt allow him to go forward iiis ribs wouldnt contract to allow for backward escape The fence post had to litsawed off This horse escaped with an unsightly flank that took six moii lbs to heal it could have been much worse is your barn siding secure Many older barns have loose boards in which horse can uitch his foot Steel shectcd barns should have protection at ground level wherc pawing horse can trap fellock under the bottom edge This can be as simple as mound of earth against the wall Steel should also be properly trimmed at the corners and door wavs it ca Horses are often prone to injuries North leads US Open but its for from over DENVER tAlt Andy North after firing his second consecutive one under par 70 carried twostrokc lead into the third round of the Ttith Open championship today liut just lichind North wcrc Jack Nicklaus larj Player and Snead each with Another shot back were two lllllt Open champion Lei Trevino and 107 winiici lltilc lrwiii Also shooting Hits were 18 yearold amateur Bob lampclt and Mark llaycs Golfers with NI totals in cludcd two time ltiA champion Davc Stockton Spaniard Sci IlilliO iallcslcros and Andy litan who won lllt last two tour cycnts think as in all major championships it will come down to the last hole llaycr Siiltl But if any of llll pressure was bothering North it wasnt showing North BM whose only victory 111 six yctiis on the tour was in last years Wisichcstcr Classic stands 101h on the 10m moncy list with Sultan llc bogcycd the fourth holc Friday but went two under for lhc tournament with birdies on the sixlh and scvcnt holcs You cant play this course aggicssiicly he said sound ing iiiuch llkt Irwin the first Whot obstacle Public School field day held Thursday Examiner Photo Lynn Ascott flies through the obstacle course as teammote Shayn Corson lends helping hand The two were competing in the Maple Grove Sherbino CALGARY ttii Veteran anadiaii defensive lineman llilill Sherbiiia has been traded to Toronto Argonauts in ex change for one or two players on Torontos prolcclcd list for lit0 Calgary Staiiipcdcrs have announced in news release the Staiiipcdcrs who finished last in the FLs Wcstcrn Ionfer once in 1977 said they would also get loroiitos first choice in thc W79 Canadian college draft should Sherbina make the Toronto rostcr He played out his option last year after failing to come to terms wit algary FREDERICK HORTON OC wishes to announce the opening of his office for the exclusive practise of CRIMINAL MW at 103 COLLIER sr 7284111 round lcadcr Nobody beats Open course you just sur ivc it IAllEltCll One who didnt survive was 48year old Arnold Palmer whose only Open title came at Cherry Hills Ill 1060 when he charged to the front with fly iial round it lalmer posted 73 to go with his opening 70 and missed the cut by one st rokc Also leaving the tournament early were defending champion Hubert irccn who had pair of 70s and ltlA champion Lanny Wadkiiis who had 77 70 World Cup reaching climax BlENOS AlRES titcutcrI The long gruelling climb to the summit of soccer reaches cru cial stage this weekend when all eyes will be focusscd on two matches which could determine the teams that meet in the World Cup final June 23 At Rosario South American giants Brazil and Argentina collide And at tlic central Argentine town of Cordoba lluropcan teams West Germany and llol land champions and runners up in 1074 inch in similarly riveting match Defeat will almost certainly end the hopes of any of the ad versarics but drawn results will prolong the agony until the final second round matches next Wednesday in other action Sunday ltaly hopes to follow in Hollands footsteps by crushing Austria at Biiciios Aircs while Poland seeks to keep its hopes alive by beating lcru at Mendoza iii the 45000 capacity Rosario Central Stadium an carsplitt ing crescendo of noise will burst upon the 22 players carrying Argent iiics hopes of glory sportssho City will honor Monique Cadeou Monique Cadeau Grade student at Barrie North Col legiate will receive trophy from the city for winning the Ontario midget girls shotput championship She won the title June at the Ontario Federation of School Athletic Association championships in Kingston with throw of 1039 metres She will receive the trophy in accordance with city coun cils policy of recognizing city residents who win provincial national or international championships Robertos leads soccer loop Robertos Pizzeria continues to lead the Barrie and District Mens Soccer League at the halfway point in the season after defeating Simcoe Datsun South Thursday Robertas is undefeated in seven games this season and holds fivepoint lead over nearest rival Dykstra Brothers Electric Dykslra stunned Baxter 251 to move into second place in the other game Thursday Ajax upset strong Midland Leitz club to record their first win of the season The loss leaves Midland mired in threeway tie for fifth place with Simcoe Datsun and Cana dian Forces Base Borden italian Sportsmen Club easily handled Canadian Forces Base Borden 80 STANDINGS As of June 15 Pts Robertos Pizzeria 14 Dykstra Bros Electric Baxter ltalianSportsmeii Simcoc Datsun Midland Leitz IFB Borden Ajax Corson paces Poul Sodlon ottock Shayne Corson paced Paul Sadlon peewecs to 75 win over rangevillc with three goal performance Thursday in an Ontario Minor Lacrosse Association game played at Barrie Arena Barrie dominated Orangevillc throughout the game out shooting them 4517 but goaltender Mike Tomkins made the difference for his team he kicked out 38 shots Andy Walton scored pair of goals for Barrie with Paul harlcs and Ken Stevenson adding single each Assists went to Ken Stevenson with three and David Slomka Brad MtTlocklin Scott Metcalfe and Gerry Price with one each Mike Jiles scored three times for Orangeville and team mate iaul arrs added pair Tyke boseboll tournament today The second annual Barrie Minor Baseball Association Tyke Tournament is set for today at four city hall parks Two Collingwood teams Flesherton Midland Alliston Bolton Barrie North Barrie South and the house league all stars will take part in the oneday affair Games start at 1030 am at MacMorrison Steele St Queens and Shear Parks The consolation final is set for 430 pm at Queens Park while the championship is set for 730 pm Midland is the defending champion Garner Sports rallies for win sevenrun rally in the final inning gave Barrie Garner Sports Bantams 95 win over Collingwood Thursday in York Simcoe Minor Baseball League play at Eastview ball diamond Thursday Bill Joe Muises triple in the sixth brought in the tying and winning run and made good Steve ollins litstrike out per formance on the mound Doug urrie took the loss for ollingwotxl Collingwood led 52 going into the fifth inning CPBC planning no further action iORONlO ti1 The Canadian Professional Boxing ouncil said Friday no further action is planned against managers lrv lingerman of Toronto and Roger Larivee of Montreal for their actions following boxing card at the Metrotentrc in Halifax on Tuesday tingcrman and Larivee exchanng punches after Clyde Gray llngiiriiieiiis fighter scored fifthround knockout over Larivecs fighter Guerro Chavez to regain the anadian welterweight title he lost to Chavez in disputed fight more than year ago Sweet signs with Alouettes MONlBEAL 1PI Place kicker Don Sweet Montreal Alouettes leading scorer since 1972 has successfully renego tiated his contract with the club spokesman for the Cana dian Football League team said Friday Sweet who led the Eastern Football Conference in scoring with 136 points last year an achievement that made him the highest scorer in the teams historyr agreed to an ex tension of his contract with pay raises scheduled for 1979 and 1mm He was under contract for this season but refused to report until new agreement could be reached His option year would have been 1070 The spokesman said that while Sweet did not receive boost in his base pay for this year he would receive bonus for signing the extended contract 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