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12 tho ammo Sunday May 12 1079 now wide open By BILL CURRAN The decision by the Orillia Majors to drop out of the Sim ooe County lea for this season at least was disappoint ment to their fo lowers We just didnt have enough players explained manager 52 Doug Howard vicepresident of the league Veterans who didnt show up for practice included the heavyhitting Pat Hennessy leading batter with the defending league cham pions for number of years Hennessy is coaching the Orillia Silver Bombers football team Outfielder Mel St Onge also decided to retire as player in order to concentrate on coaching the Orillia Junior Pon tiacs We felt it was more important to help bring along the juniors said St Onge The latter club will compete in junior Ontario Baseball Association OBA competition as well as the county league Coach Gander Ross who piloted the Majors to six county chain ionships in row confided he was glad to carry on prow Ing there was full turnout But when the club found it necessary to look for outside help for replacements he agreed with the decision to withdraw Defendin champions will be missed The loss the Majors no doubt will be felt around the cir cuit Barrie and Orillia have long been keen baseball and hockey rivals and the Majors will be missed here as well in Ivy Alliston Newmarket and Collingwood Pitching ace Jerry Udell and one or two others are likely to play Intermediate OBA ball for Little Britain in the Eastern Ontario loop Udell has pitched for this club off and on for several seasons besides hurling against county teams In winning their sixth straight league title last year the Majors finished the regular schedule in first place and then captured eight out of nine playoff games In the finals they downed Newmarket Hawks four straight due lar ely to stellar pitching by Udell and southpaw Brock Richa son Although there had been earlier rumours that the Major might withdraw the announcement few days ago actually came as surprise to many fans There seem to be lot of enthusiasm shown at the prac tice saw commented disappointed fan who said he would miss watching the team iaqri Shift sugport to Junior Pontiacs Orillia aseball fans are currently being urged to get behind the Junior Pontiacs Despite the teams lastplace finish last year senior coach Ron Johnston and associates have high hopes for bette showing Mel St Onge and Lorne Wingrove have been assisting Ron in putting the player prospects through thei paces in practice sessions With Majors out of the picture there should be keene competition than ever for the 1979 championship Ivy Leafs Alliston Canucks and Newmarket appear to be leading con tenders Barrie and Collingwood also have good prospects which should provide merry race Plans for the coming season will be discussed at an ex ecutive meeting Monday at the Ivy Orange Hall Can there be sophisticated side to motorcycling In England where much of motorcycling history was made hundreds of early manufacturers developed com petitions to 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Photo BMAs Huron Trials test of skill for local bike buffs sophisticated sport in the strict sense Few people who love motor cycles get involved in the sport seriously but those who do can become fanatics Some have worn shirt and tie while riding through mud rivers and over rocks in search of the elusive clean Trials in North American has Good Old Jim TENTH RACE PACE MILE 3700 Moore 8WIN SPRIIE Dixon 7BOPEEP BLUE CHIP Brooks 3K FCAMBRIDGE McClure 1Victoria Danny Dixon 2Countess Pearl Rowe Captain Byrd TBA 5Mystic Trick Spinks 6Danny Mite Annerud bfidge results BARRIE DUPLICATE BRIDGE RESULTS Friday May North South John Hazel Frank Cameron Lucie Taylor Ed Welch Jean Burke Win Law East West Gary Edmunds Robbie Robidoux Ella Swain Marg Flewelling Peg More Olive Hersey Monday May7 Ladies Pairs Overall Winner Sue Graham Rosemary Spratt North South Sue Graham Rosemary Spratt Jean Burke Ruth Currie Marg Powell Lucy Blackman East West Carole Graydon Betty Bartke Joyce Belts Shirley Lockie Diane Campbell Maria DeGroot Mens Pairs Overall Winner Dr John Posnikoff Rick Saxby North South John Postnikoff Rick Saxby Ed Welch Robbie Robidoux Frank Bowes Sherman Boulter Fast West John Hazell Gary Edmunds Ralph Brand John Park Win Lwa Larry Gartner RAYS BRIDGE CLUB Wednesday Mays North South Leigh Mackie Keith Mackenzie Ed Welch Russell Church Jean Burke Rosemary Spratt East West lanGibson John Hazel Dave Lewis John Park Vivian Menezes Mike Iulmer of Choose from Fur la come to mean series of obstacles called sections laid out along closed circuit through forest and trail Riders attempt to ride over under or through whatever lies before them without touching the ground for support and incurr ing penalty marks or dabs This weekend riders from many parts of Ontario will com pete in the Barrie Motorcycling Association Huron Trial near Coldwater If youre looking for novel way to spend the afternoon and would like to see another side of motorcycling trial is all of that Take Hwy 400 north to C01 dwater and follow the signs from there Refreshments will be available There is no ad mission fee Central top seed at OFSAA rugger championship convener Ry GARRY FORBES Of The Examiner The Barrie Central Collegiate senior rugger team has emerg ed as the top seed for the 1979 Ontario Federation of Schools Athletic Association champion ship convener Jim Hamilton said today Hamilton chairman of the provincial OFSAA rugger com mittee and Eastview Secondary School rugger coach said Cen trals standing came as result of their recent victory over Torontos highlytouted Vic toria Park Secondary School The 12school OFSAA cham pionship is slated for June 12 at Banting Memorial High School in Alliston Hamilton said Central should take the Georgian Bay Secon dary School Athletic Associa tion championship ouite eaSI Girls need umps coaches Due to sharp increase in registration the Barrie and District Girls Softball League urgently requires coaches and umpires for the 1979 season The league is divided into two age divisions one for girls 1418 years old and another for 1013 yearolds The older age division has eight teams and the younger bracket has 10 clubs Games are played Sunaays Tuesdays and Wednesdays in Barrie and Painswick and the schedule is set to begin May 22 Anyone interested may con tact league president Doris Laroche at 7288157 No ex perience is necessary for either position Canadians move closer to world title SEOUL AP Unbeaten Canada extended its winning streak in the championship round to five games Friday by beating eighth world womens basket ball championship Canada will clinch the world title for the first time if it wins in its only remaining game against the United States on Sunday Own Your Own Auto Centre Its Handy Andy Associate Dealer BE YOUR OWN BOSS TAKE YOUR OWN DECISIONS no pun itiiiiii lily Invest in profitable Handy Andy Auto Centre selling automotive parts accessories hardware tools house wares bicycles bicycle parts accessories etc 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ionship on invitation of the Iiost association due to their record so far this season In GBSSA games Thursday in Cannington Eastview took win loss and tie in three division games against Brock Secondary School Rhys Cavill Eric Thompson and Joe Quinto each scored try to pace the Eastview Juniors to 140 victory In the other matchups Eastview niors lost 64 deci sion and the midgets battled to their second consecutive scoreless draw against Brock The most likely second seed in the OFSAA championship is BARIE Victoria Park Hamilton said Third seed will probably go to one of the Scarborough schools wither Wexford or Laurier and the fourth spot is still wide open Teams will be split into four divisions with one of the top four seeds in each for preliminary roundrobin play The four winners will then play off for the provincial title North blanks foe Barrie North Collegiate junior and midget rugger teams defeated host Gravenhurst in Georgian Bay Secondary School Athletic Association play Friday 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