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the examiner Friday May 1979 ea time scene Eostview Industrial league blues By GARRY FORBES Of The Examiner At the same time the Canadian International Hockey League was mulling over its many problems the Petrolia GibbonsSquires were pulling it to the Steinbach Huskies for the Senior hockey championship of Canada They must have blushed just thinking about it The CIHL which changed its name this season from the Ontario Hookcy Association Senior league to appear more stately to its dozens of tippling fans had its powerhouse champion the Thunder Bay Twins crushed by the insolcnt Pctrolia pack for the Ontario championship Har har From all reports Petrolias league the Ton tinental Senior league was nothing more thana collection of industrialstrength bands set up as an horsdoeuvre if you like for the Allan Cuphungry CIHI champs Petrolia must have had something going for them though They else the league was historic significanCc But thats not good enough for some IIHL teams They are embar raSsed and theyre hav ing meetings to try to clean up their act so this sort of thing doesnt hap pen again Maybe the Global that Used to Play Pro Or maybe their plan to get an interlocking schedule with university clubs to partially erase the senior hockey image will work Or maybe not Its one to get beaten by thing Petrolia but it could be worse to get hammered by bunch of booktoting kids The league is in such dire state that both the Barrie Flyers and the Whitby Iroquois are thinking of kissing good bye and running off with the milkman the Intermediate league cant see what good that would do aside from reports that Bob Coulson would play if the Flyers go Intermediate As it is more people go over to Barrie Raceway to watch Flyers owner Gord oates horses run than come out to see five Flyers losses know its because of the betting Well maybe they should have betting at the Flyers games Or maybe oates should sign his horses bet they could beat Petrolia ahir GREEN ACRES IS THE PLACE FOR ME Every golfer has particular style but have favorite which practiced for complete round at the par three course Green Acres dttring my first outing of the season the other day Its called The Peking Method and its caused by an un controllable curiosity about where the ball is going long before it gets there You look at the flag while in your downswing and end up hitting the ball squarely on top sometimes driving it into the ground sometimes sending it couple of clublengths played that way so often last season that when opened my golf bag Wednesday all my golf balls were smiling at me After few shots opened it again They were laughing Such cruel sport gtt= HUGE SAVEIIIA HUGE SAEIK Word as it Danny Gallivan driving voice of the Cana diens has before him during each broadcast list of adjec tives which he checks off as he uses them This is to avoid repetition anti ensure the safety of television sets across the nation More on the continuing saga of the Stanley Cup playoffs Jim MacDonald who steeled himself to watch every game in the leafsCanadiens series says few people are aware that Guy Lafleur was assigned to shadow Pat Roulette not the other way around The only reason the games were so close was because Lafleur was negligent of his duties and kept firing at the net while Boutette roamed freely Next Why Steve Douglas thinks Roger Neilon is going to Atlanta GIVE Debbie Emins the inveterate Clifton Ilotel Hustler and Complete Mobile Car Washer recently returned from trip to Texas where she visited her brother the chief athletic fundraiser at the prestigious Southern Methodist Universi tv She saw tlic Blue Jays play the Texas Rangers in which Canadian liurler Fergie Jenkins was featured and looked in to eiitral Ilockey League playoff game in which Barrie native Ron lloggarth was officiating Then it occurred to me Alex McKendry another local boy is big favorite in Forth Worth All considered the Lone Star State seems to be taking quite an interest in the inhabitants of the little trilliumcovered communities of the north Could it be the real reason Debbie Enims travelch to Texas was to negotiate contract with the Dallas Cowboys iv cheerleaders QlOTE OF THE WEEK LARRY PARRISII Montreal Expos third baseman to Bill Lee Expos pitcher after he was removed in the sixth inning of their game againSt the San Francisco Giants If you had eaten just one more pancake you may have gone the full nine innings Lee admitted carlicr in the season that he enjoyed the oc casional sprinkle of marijuana on his morning pancakes WHA clubs want to clear things up EDMONTON tli Thc beat out LucanIlderton the place where the Black Donellysused to do their evil things So you see if nothing another name change would do it Say International Hockey LeagUe of Guys citizens of World Ilockey Association has asked for meeting with the National Hockey League ex pansion committee to discuss new terms that would allow Nlll teams to make player deals prior to completion of the merger Larry Gordon general mati ager of Edmonton tiilcrs said the new terms came to light at WHA executive meet ing Mon day Its the consensus of the fotir WHA teams that the terms as they stand now are not accept able Gordon said Gordon said the terms would allow NIIL tcams to make player deals from May 31 to Iuiiesi situation that could let powerhouse teams like Moti trcal anadicns trade excess players to veakci teams for draft choices That would prevent WHA teams front selecting the ex cess players iii the reverse draft and allow weaker NIII teams to strengthen them selves sports calendar FRIDAY Rugby 1pnt North Collegiate vs Bracebridge Braccbridge ribbagc Noon Simcoe County Seniors Qribbage finals Sunnidale Community Centre Barrie Couples compete for the Sinicoe County Recreation Trophy SATLRDAY Harness Racing Itlrace card Barrie Raceway Essa Rd Track and Field Stayncr Collegiate boys track and field team competes at Invitational Blue atid Gold mch Port Credit Fishing Final Day for Sinicoc touiity Field and Stream Rainbow Derby winner to be announced Softball am 430 pm toacing clinic sponsored by the Barrie Girls Softball League and Softball Ontario Cundles Heights School 60 tundles Rd 745 pm thumps Brock Eastview Secondary Schools Junior rugger squad ham mered host Brock District High School of Cannington in one of two rainsoaked matches bet ween the schools Thursday In the midget contest neither team could handle the ball in the steady downpour and the contest ended in scoreless tie Chris Martin John Hoak and Rhys Cavill each scored one try for the Eastview juniors and Mike Hoffman rounded out the scoring with one conversion and three penalty kicks The senior matchup was cancelled due to Grade 13 ex ams It has been rescheduled for Thurrlay in Cannington Rep teams booted out of league Seven Barrie rep soccer clubs have been refused admission into the York Region District Soccer Association because of travelling distance between Barrie and most of the clubs in the league The Barrie teams were notified of the leagues refusal following YRDSA meeting last week Representatives of the Barrie teams said they would begin appeal proceedings immediate ly and said spokesman Bob Hadley will start doing some blasting everywhere Ed Kenney president of the York Region association said the decision is final and will not be on the agenda of the next meeting May 10 in Richmond Hill Kenny said it would have been too difficult for teams to make it to Barrie in time for the early kickoff times 630 pm and that if Barrie were ad mitted the league would have to break into north and south divisions There are different numbers of teams in each age group he said but even with the most teams there would be four in each of the two geographical divisions If one should drop out or turn out to be noncontender then there would be no league at all can say however that every team in the league was sympathetic to Barries bid We have requested that they get in volved in an exhibition schedule with the association Jim Pitfield of the Ontario Youth Soccer Association told The Examiner that thought the parent organization cant en force change in the ruling they will try to see how much we can do Ratelle hits th as Bruins pull up to Hobs BOSTON CPi Jean Ra telles goal at 346 of overtime his third score of the game lifted Boston Bruins to 43 victory over Montreal Cana diens on Thursday night send ing their bestofseven National Hockey League semifinal series back to Montreal with new look Peter McNab scored the other goal for the Bruins before Garden crowd of 14654 while Pierre Mondou Guy Lafleur and Guy Lapointe scored for the Canadiens who have seen 24 series lead melt to nothing and now are faced with the pressure of fifth game at home with the series knotted The pressures on them now Boston coach Don Cherry noted We know we can win up there Cherry had sent the Bruins charging out of the gate in overtime intent on having the issue decided in the first five minutes The longer you go with the Canadiens the harder its going to be because theyve got all those reserves back Thats what he Montreal coach Scotty Bowman does Cami Connor scored against the Torontoi Maple Leafs in overtime in their first series with fresh legs Fresh legs could well have come in handy again after the second straight allout game before the rabid Bruins fans Ratelle opened the scoring at 15 15 of the first period poking the puck past Montreal goalie Ken Dryden after the net minder had tripped over the skate of Bostons Terry OReilly while retreating to his net OReilly took the puck behind the goal tried to stuff it in and then was satisfied to celebrate Ratelles op portunism Mondou tied it 11 on power play at 1859 backhanding the rebound of shot by Lapointe past Gilles Gilbert Gilbcrt faced 24 Montreal shots none in overtime while the Bruins had 32 drives JEAN RATELLE nets overtime goal Islanders score overtime win on Nystroms highflying effort The boot member of the Barrie Italian Sportsmen soccer team boots the ball high and away during his teams match against Midland Leitz at Johnson St School recently Barrie won 20 In other Barrie and District Recreational league games American Hotel beat Dykstra Brothers Baxter defeated Robertos 4I and Harper Tire downed Midland II 30 Examiner Photo Kentucky run ready to go LOUISVILLE Ky AP There are expected to be plenty of longshots on the board when 10 colts go to the post Saturday in the 105th Kentucky Derby race expected to be battle between Spectacular Bid and Flying Paster Whether those two standouts will be this years Affirmed and Alydar who ran 12 in all three 1978 Triple Crown events re mains to seen While Affirmed and Alydar tangled as two yearolds and carried it through last year beginning in the Derby Spectacular Bid and Flying Pastor will be meeting for the firsttime Saturday Lacrosse president sees registration as an okay by kids By GARRY FORBES Of The Examiner Unlike in other minor sports organizations registration for the Barrie Minor Lacrosse Association has remained steady over the past few years And Jim Price says he knows why We have always pursued the idea of trying to keep down violence while stressing playcr development said Price who is starting his first full season as president of thc BMLA Part of the reason registra tion has declined in some other sports and in other places is because kids are being taught the wrong things The kids are just getting fed up saying we dont like what youre putting out But Barrie kids seem to like what the BMLA is putting out Registration is on par with last season and more are ex pected to join before the teams finish their exhibition schedules next month The association held its final racticc Sessions Thursday at Eastview arena where players were divided into seven house league teams and six travelling rep teams ALLGIRLS TEAM Ihe juvcnilc rcp team will join Peterborough Oshawa and several Toronto clubs in the Lakeshore Lacrosse League Last years other juvenile cii trics in thc lluroiiia Lacrosse Lague in which the other Barrie rep squads will again be participating couldnt field full squads this ycar The BMLA is also in the pro cess of putting together an all girlstcam The squad for girls ages 1471 will he coached by Bob Webster and will play only cv hibiton games in the first season Though the allgirl team is new to the BMLA participation by girls in the association and in other provincial associa tions has been on the in crease over the past few seasons Its good game they play Price said They dont seem to have the animosity toward their opponents that some boys do Theyre highcalibre players and high spirited but they exhibit high degree of sportsmanship Its the constant displays of poor sportsmanship by some players that has contributed to declining registration in other lacrOsse centres Price said Some entire leagues in Western Ontario have collapsed due to lack of interest Some accept violence matteroffactly he said Nobody scents to be saying hey we better change otir ways before its too Iatc The fault isnt with the lIIl ting you can legally crossclicck in lacrosse its physical game the fault is with those in authority those who can change things btit dont SOME RAD TEACHERS Price said his association has turned away coaches title to poor attitttdc but the problem remains in other leagues and teams dont think sonic coachcs realize what theyre doing to these kids when they display or condone violent behavior he said The game is learning experience and some kids are learning the wrong things When the violence becomes routine said Price sonic kids just give up the game The Ontario Minor Lacrosse Association has takcn step toward solving the problem by instituting mandatory Coaches liiiye this SttlStill llic multilcvcl program includes training sessions for coatlit in all aspects of sport Tlic only BMIA lllSIlilI iii which registration has been down is tykcs boys and tlillS agcs six and scvcn The assoctation begins play June with its tykc novice pccwCe and bantam squads scheduled to meet IIioiiiliill in exhibition play team of liyearolds from NEW YORK CP For moment Thursday night Bob Nystrom of New York Islanders might have thought the old law about things that go up must come down had been sus pended His gamewinning overtime goal against New York Rangers came on strange play in which he and Rangers goalie John Davidson collided in race for the puck and it squirted high in the air behind the outofposition netminder about 40 feet out of the goal was just standing there waiting for it to come down Nystrom said afterwards When it came down pushed it in the net But the wait seemed endless both for Nystrom and the 17374 fans in Madison Square Gar den Nystroms goal at 340 of the extra period tied the bestof scven National Hockey League scoreboa rd hockey NHL All Times EDT SemiFinals ISlSlDLASIVln Series SERIES WI NY Rangers 21 NY Islanders Thursday Result Islanders NY Rangers Saturday tame NY Rangers at NY 821 pm Tuesday NY Islanders at ilZil in Thursday May 10 NY Rangers at NY Islanders 805 pm if necessary SERIES NY Islanders May it NY Rangers Montreal Boston Thursday Result Boston Montreal Saturday lame Boston at Montreal 805 Tuesday May it Montreal at Boston 731 Thursday May 11 Boston at Montreal 805 if necessary pm pm pm National Hockey off sctring leaders day games League play after Thurs Don Maloncy It It Espostto NYR 915 Lafleur Mil 914 Leniairc Mtl 12 Robinson Mil Tkaczuk NYR 1i Potvin NYI It Game Mtl 1i McEwen NYR It Murdoch NYR ii sitllcr Tor ll Vatiiiais NYR ii WIIA All Times EDT SemiFinals litstofSevtn Series SERIES NYR W1F Edmonton New England 11 Thursday Result Edmonton New England Saturday Game Edmonton at New Tjitti pm Monday May England at Edmonton if necessary SERIES 51 R2 England New It in WIFA 34 12 12 3t Winnipeg Jilltwc Winnipeg wins Hii Wot Id Hockey playoff scoring Ihursday game Association leaders after AP II 410 II lrctky Ediii Lindstrom ng lIacDoiiald Ediii Prcston ng alliglieir Edm Tardif Stillitan Keon NE Rogers NE Nilsson ng Miller NE Que pi mb=wbmm I=Ulh€hul Juniors set for Simoro Young golfers will get chance to participate in league play at Simoro Golf Links this season as the course launches its first junior golf program The league is for boys or girls under 16 years of age before Maryland is several Southern Ontario clubs including Barrie later in the summer slatcd to play May14 Hoffman at 7286552 arrowf TRUCK AND CAR RENTALS NOW AVAILABLE in TN BARRIE AREA TRACTORS AND CARS We invite you to compare CONTACT RM NAYTER LTD FERRIS LANE BARRIE ONT PNONE 7264571 or 1261982 Fore more information Con tact Jody raig at 7370835 or Al MONTREAL ule of games mortal Cup Sunday May it Petcrborough vs TroisARivv ieres at TroisRiVieresi Monday May West vs TIOISILIVILRS at TIOISrRlVitItSI Tuesday May it West vs Peterborough at Sherhrooke Wednesday May letcrborough vs lroisRiv icres at Sherbrookei 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YEAR OLDS ONLY 7264723 semifinal series at two games each The Islanders had led early in the third period on goals by John Tonelli and Billy Harris before Don Maloney tied it for the Rangers with his second goal of the night The winner came after Malo ney blasted shot from the point that caromed around the Islanders net Clarke Gillies picked up the puck at the blue line after brief duel with de fenceman Mario Marois and rapped it towards Nystrom who was cruising through centre ice Davidson said his natural im pulse was to charge for the puck TRIED TO REACH PUCK Hockey happens on instinct and knowledge and experience and just came out and tried to beat him to the puck he said We collided and the momen tum carried the puck over top of me and he just waited for it to come down like little bird from heaven Nystrom said the win was big one for his team which was heavily favored against the Rangers but has found the go ing lot tougher than many had expected Bryan Trottier the Islaiidcrs scoring star has been shut down by tight Rangers checking through the serics He said the breaks have become very important bccause both teams are playing so well The game was demonstra tion of hockey skills Davidson and Billy Smitli of the Islanders provided the clubs with strong goaltending Time and again they turned back the big guns ANOE TRIP The Barrie Canoe Club is holding trip along the Not tawasaga River complete with barbecue following the excur sion Sunday beginning at am Canoeists are to be on the water by 10 am at the starting site near Nicholston Dam ARGOS SIGN FORSYTH TORONTO CP Toronto Argonauts of the Canadian Football League announced the signing Thursday of defensive back Mark Forsyth NUTRIMAX on THE um MEANS cum YOU CAN TASTE FOR ANY NUINIMAX PRODUCTS EDEN NATURAL CFOODS IS THE PLACE TO LOOK 15 OFF NUTRlMAX VITAMIN AND OTHER SUPPLIMENTS DURING APRIL EDEN WINECRAFT NATURAL FOODS LTD IAVFIELD MALL BARRIE1287690 LEARN OR IMPROVE YOUR GOLF Hours of Protdsldional 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