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Gregg gets his test wish Eskies hard on Argos By THE CANADIAN PRESS Toronto Argonauts head coach Forrest Gregg had spent five days telling reporters how much he was looking forward to meeting Edmonton Eskimos He explained that the defend ing Grey Cup champions would prove good test for his new look Argos particularly the secondary which would face still challenge in defending against the Eskimos pass oriented offence Gregg got his wish Quarterbacks Bruce Lem merman Tom Wilkinson and Charlie Weatherbie combined to complete 21 of 32 passes for 360 yards and three touchdowns Tuesday night as the Eskimos whipped the Argos 3116 in Ca nadian Football League pre season play In the only other game Ken Hintons 48yard punt return set up the winning touchdown as British Columbia Lions downed Hamilton TigerCats 1611 Lemmerman opened for the visitors and connected on TD passes of 30 and 10 yards to Tom Scott and Brian Kelly re spectively as he completed 10 of 12 passes for 156 yards in little more than quarter of ac tony Weatherbie was good on eight of 15 passes including one touchdown pass beautiful 73yard passandrun play to John Konihowski in the third quarter Safety Wes McHarg scored the other Edmonton touchdown when he fell on loose ball in the Toronto end zone following an abortive Argonauts punt at tempt Dave Cutler added six points for the Eskimos on four con verts and pair of singles and Marco Cyncar scored Edmon tons final point on 6fyard single SPRINTS ARlI END Brian Duncan scored the first Toronto touchdown grabbing an 18yard pass from quar terback Tony Adams late in the Paynes game perfect drgs fvh 55 KEV IAYN perfect game ape JIM ANGLS tworun homer spo Simcoe Hotel scores twice edges Oro in fourth inning Simcoe Hotel scored two runs in the fourth inning Tuesday to defeat Giffen Farm Equipment Juveniles 53 in Barrie and District Recreational League Fastball play at Midhurst Park In the other game of the night Clifton Hotel overran Oro Partridge Feed and Seed 146 Ron Charlebois took the win for Simcoe Hotel on 12 hits Simcoe managed to bring in their twoleadoff batters in the fourth inning for the winning ruiIs LIFI HOTEL Rt Brad Rawson had long night Tuesday as his Oro Patridge Feed and Seed rew allowed 14 runs in losing cf fort to Clifton Hotel Andy Clark earned the win Georgian adds Topping creams Kirks Kids Chris Topping figured pro menently in Georgian Sports 136 victory over Kirks Kids in recent Barrie Minor Baseball Association house league play Not only did Topping earn the win on the mound for Georgian he also hit two home runs and drove in five runs to help on the offensive end of the game Chris Dufresne of Georgian also slammed one out of the park and drove in two runs Topping struck out it batters Red Sox win 21 John Waltons home run in the fifth inning boosted the Bar rie Red Sox to 21 win over rillia Juniors Tuesday at the Barrie Fair Grounds Kevin Beauprc won for the Sox on seven hits Loser Jerry Wingrove gave up only two hits Waltons homer and one run triple by Greg ampbell in the third inning and only Grant Cannell had any hitting success against the Georgian hurler hitting two doubles The win leaves Georgian alone in second place in the HMBAs Tyke north division with four wins two losses and no ties Kirks Kids are current ly in fourth place Marrow Insurance tops the north division standings with nine points for four wins one loss and tie In the South Division Virgo Realty leads the pack with points on four wins and no losses Bell Canada is tied with points but has one loss Georgian lost against first place Marrow 134 earlier in the week Topping again led for Georgian Don Ford Sean Tan ner each hit doubles for Marv row with Fords blast bringing home two nins raceway entries IIIIIE II tilDlII EVIRIIZS WEI ll lI ii 19 IIRSI II tE II SIM ti MARIESIMAGE Dunn Brooker DEBBIE RIIZA REMIAI tilRl Mahon Lt Drewltlold lI Langen April tainp tass Starr Eed Btc Stmcr tv illlllltKIitlll Bodkin Wanda Johnston St ELItilIII 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didnt score Payne went the distance for Yo0p in 00 tie game with Hayfield Furniture at Queens Park In the other Barrie and District Intermediate Fastball League game Mr Transmis sion defeated Barrie Floor and Walltz Itayfields Randy Conrad gave CoOp the opportunity to score on 10 hits but the league leading club was held off the scoreboard CoOp mounted its strongest effort in the sixth inning with three consecutive singles but for Clifton giving up 13 hits Rawson was tagged for 13 hits also but his defence commited five errors behind him Clifton scored three runs in the first inning and three more in the third fourth and sixth before finishing the game with one run in the seventh Oros runs came in the first fifth and sixth innings WEDNESDAY Baseball 630 pm Leavitts Drywall vs John Ellis Const Eastview Barrie Minor Baseball Assoc Bantam game Fastball 830 pm Elmvale vs Barrie Co0p Queens Park Barrie and District in terlocking game pm Fisher Stoves vs Optimists 830 pm Georgian Sports vs Molsons MacMorrison Park Barrie and District Recreational League pm New Lowell vs Midtiurst Midliurst Grenfel vs Brentwood Angus 830 pm Edenvale vs Anten Mills Midhurst Barrie vs Angus Angus Vespra Senior Fastball League Lacrosse pm Aurora vs Barrie Novices Bar rie Arena Dunlop St 730 pm Barrie Peewees vs Gravenhurst Gravenhurst 2430 pm Barrie Midgets vs Gravenhurst Gravenhurst Slowlilch pm Howards Heroes vs Bill Leboeuf Jewelers tent pm Peter Robson Carpet vs White Partridegc Farms Painswick Park 615 pm 441 Silver Fox vs United Clubs St Pauls Veterans Slow Ball League Softball pm Slessor and Periard vs Church Homes Queens Park Barric Senior Soft ball League game pm Wall Real Estate vs Radio Shack x2210 pm Olympia Rest vs Red Beards Rest Fennell Innisfil Mens Soft ball League pm Elmvale vs Ivy 830 Cooper Tool vs ANAF Shear Park Bar rie and District Ladies Softball League TpJn East ro vs Shanty Bay Village tirecn rillia Small Motors vs Rugby East tro School Knelson Water Wells vs llau kestone East Oro main diamond Yachting is ii in Division Pearce Trophy on short course Keinpenfelt Bay Harness Racing 13 pan 10race card Barrie littti Essa Rd TIIlRSDAY Baseball am Barrie vs Newmarket Ncomarkct South Simcoe Baseball League ii10pm Marss Mechanical vs Wonder Muffler Allandale Creative Cermies vs Terrys Catering Greenfield Barrie Minor Baseball Association Tball snuthtlivision rissa Bakery vs Barrie Burger Ferris 6110 pm Starr Electric vs Bell Canada Kearsey Park BMBA tyke south division 6pm and Paving vs Ball Bmldall Iamsmck itlti pm Barrie Transmis SIOII vs American Hotel Painsvtick BMBA Peewec gamis Fastball 7pm Starr Electric vs Mr Transmisr sion tttt pm Clarkson Hotel vs Hayfield Furniture Queens Park Barrie and District Intermediate Fastball League pm Barrie Merchants vs Giffen Farm Equipment that pm Clifton llotcl vs anplas Industries MacMor rison Park Barrie and District Recrea tional Fastball League Lacrosse 7pm uitan Hayfield Mall it pm Paul Sadlon Barrie Door Systems Eastxieo arena Brrie Minor Lacrosse Junior house league pm Allandale Const vs Les Ber tram Senior House League Eastvieu Illlltl Slow Pitch 615 Kolmar Kosmus vs ANAF Angus St Pauls Veterans Slow Hall League Soccer 61m pm Stollar tonsi Thumb print Asstkinack Bill Hake Philpolt Spring Ser Steele St Olympic Rest Maple Grove tupperl Barrie Optimists Minor Soccer Assoc Pee ee do ision 610 pm Jaycee Jets vs and Plumbing Johnson St school Maher Shoes Men Codrington St Wismcr lnscc Firenze Rest Radio Shack Buns Muster Baker Jcllco Jelbeins Bomsa Atom IHISIOH Softball pm Beatrice Foods Warminster Warniinstcr Barrie and District senior Softball League pm Kolmar Barrie Glass and Mirror it 30 and Shear lark Barrie and District Ladies Softball League Ron Hoggarth was hit by the ball on his way to third base ending the rally All the scoring took place in the third inning between Mr Transmission and Barrie Floor and Wall Tuesday Jerry Mow drove in Transmissions Brian Scott for the first run followed by Kenny Mow who doubled to score Don Penfold and Mow Danny Adams brought Ken Mow home with his single before Ernie Cummings struck out to end the inning Jim Angus banged tworun homer for Floor and Wall that broke Transmission pitcher Don Penfolds shut out second quarter Mark Jackson who came on to quarterback the Argos for the last quarter scored the Argos other TD late in the game on sevenyard sprint around the left end Dave Pegg picked up two points on convert and Single while Ian Sunter added single to account for the To ronto scoring gtAt Vancouver Hintons return set up short touchdown run by Robert Johnson in the third quarter as the Lions overcame an 1110 halftime deficit Hinton was hauled down at the Hamilton twoyard line by punter Dave Marler and one play later Johnson swept into the end zone to give the Lions their second win in as many games during the exhibition season bulletin NEILSON JOINS SABRES BUFFALO AP Scotty Bowman new general manager of Buffalo Sabres introduced the dualcoaching concept to the National Hockey League to day and announced the appoint ment of Roger Neilson as his associate coach Bowman refused to comment on the status of assistant general manager John Andersen who began the 197879 season as director of scouting Save on Turf Artificial Grass Carpet onhorses By HELEN MASON Lat weeks column told of the first day of our Immile campingt In this weeks column we travel portion of the Heritage trail from Phelpston to Midland follow an old railway bed to Waubaushene and move up the Trans Canada Hwy at The second days trail followed tornup railway line bet ween Phelpston and Midland This is part of the Heritage Trail running from Burlington to Tobermcry Its cinder track ran between young stands of evergreen before enter ing open farmland The sun beat on our sore necks Flies attacked the horses until they swished restlessly but repellent protected the horses from all but the most vicious of them Pat and cut leafy switches periodically flicking the horses bellies with them we rode Sometimes we leaned back and down to brush the sensitive dock groin area unreachable by flailing trail North of Elmvale farmer had fenced off the rightof way and was grazing goats on the former roadbed We join ed nearby highway then climbed back onto the railwy em bankment where it crossed the tarmac The horses cantered easily between overhanging trees as we hurried towards our Midland campsite We admired summer constellations That night Pat and inhaled the fragrance of freshly mowed hay as we admired the summer constellations We wore toques to keep our feet warm During those first days they began to dehydrate despite the extra mineral in their oat ration Our host suggested freechoice blue salt After that Bold One lapped handful at every rest stop his tongue searching for the particles bet ween my fingers second railway bed provided part of the third days ride At first it was stoney and uneven making trotting dangerous By pm 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