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Sunys in default convener CIHL gives it up By DAVID FULLER Of The Examiner To no ones surprise the Canadian International Hockey League suspended operations Thursday Jim Lemieux league con vener said the decision to sus pend league operations for the 197980 season was made at the deadline for Welland Sunys to convmce Lemieux they could pay their outstanding bills from past seasons Welland is in default Lemieux said 10 minutes after thedeadline Renamed the CIHL last year the former Ontario Senior hockey league is one of the oldest amateur hockey organizations in the country amateur hockey organizations inthecountry Following the withdrawal of the Whitby Iroquois and the Barrie Flyers from the six team league Lemieux said there was an 80 per cent chance that the league would fold However Thursdays decision to suspend operations means the three clubs remaining in the legue will retain their fran Newtons bad memories forgotten after round OAKVILLE Ont CP Jack Newton had some unhap py memories about the Cana dian open golf championship but they were quickly forgotten Thursday The Australian tore apart the image of toughness Glen Abbey has with 64 three strokes better than the previous best round since the $350000 tourna ment was moved here per manently in 1977 The 29yearold Newton had little opportunity to test its vastness last year One of his playing partners in the opening round reported to PGA officials that Newtons caddy helped him line his putt on the first green on opening day and he wasdisqualified Newton admitted he was peeved about the cir cumstances of year ago His caddy he said was the son of PGA vicepresident and friend who was standing on line with his putt and the hole but he was 25 feet from me didnt even know he was there Newtons round Thursday seven shots under par was two shots better than Tom Wat sons Another shot back at four underpar 67 ware Fuzzy Zoeller Johnny Miller and Lee Trevino who won the Canadian At Open here in 1977 and in 1971 at Richelieu Valley in Montreal BETTER PAR Overall 23 players bettered par71 including 760 by Gary Cowan top amateur and Cana dian The Kitchener 0nt in surance broker admitted the course played much easier than it did for practice rounds earlier in the week But Ive been hitting the ball much better this week than have in some time Cowan said He was one of the last players to tee off in the after noon and said winds played havoc with his game Watson who has won four tournaments this year and finished in the top five of four others agreed that the course was set up pretty easy Tom Place PGA information officer said that officials set ting up the pin placements and tees took into account severe weather warning issued early in the day There were periods of rain in the morning but these levelled off to overcast skies by afternoon Miller was surprised by his good fortune havent been too charming out there in tournaments over the last couple of years be ad mitted He hasnt won tour event since 1976 and last year collected only $17440 in an ab breviated schedule of 15 tourneys But Ive been scoring well in few proams lately so just decided today Id play like it was proam tournament he said Furphys kick gives Express edge SAN DIEGO AP Keith Furphy kicked hard shot over the head of San Diego goalkeeper Alan Mayer to give Detroit Express 32 win over the Sockers in the only North American Soccer League game played Thursday night The win broke sixgame los ing streak for the Express in creasing Detroits record to 10 while the Sockers dropped to 810 But San Diego still main tains an 11point lead over vi as California in the American Con ference Western Division Detroit opened the scoring before 10115 fans when Ted MacDougall drove in loose ball from close in at the 3238 mark Martin Donnelly evened the score with his first goal of the season at 3937 when he took direct kick from 25 yards out and blasted it past goalkeeper Slobodan Ilijevski 1x fiaMwfida as Gary Player certainly got off to rough start Thursday during opening round action in Canadian Open Players drive on the first hold ended up in nearby parking lot and he had to chip back onto the fairway through maze of trees CP Photo Midland Juniors lodge protest MIDLAND iSpccialt lom Garner president of the Midland Junior entennials said ledncsday he sent let ter of protest to the Ontario Hockey Association over pro posed Midland entry into the Georgian Bay Intermediate Hockey Leaguc At meeting of the town arena committee the new Midland club organized by Rob Monteith was granted ice time for practice and Sunday night game by vote of 43 Garner said he had no grievance against Intermediate hockey however he said fan interest in town could not sup port two hockey clubs We lost money last year Garner said and the way see it were only going to lose more with less fans The OHA will meet Wednesday to discuss the protest Barrie to stage girls playoff Barries Treasun Chest Antiques Juveniles will play host to some of the provincos best girls softball teams for the regional championships August 46 Thirtyfive teams are expected to compctc in the three day affair over the Civic holiday weekend McWaters hits holeinone lvv McWaters hit holeincne this week Mchatcrs mader her are on the llliayard second hole at the Shaan Ba Golf Club as her husband Rob watched She completed niiic holes with score of 4t Mixed darts starts Monday Teams will be selected for the Summer Mixed Darts league at the Royal Canadian Air Force Club Monday Players who wishing to register for the season should meet at the club house on Hwy 90 just outside the Barrie ci ty limits at it 111 chises and will be readmitted into the league if and when they resume play next year Of the three teams only two will continue to play this season Orillia Terriers plan to compete in the Georgian Bay Intermediate Hockey League said Ontario Hockey Associa tion prsident Larry Bellisle Thursday Cambridge Hornets one of the few clubs to attract any fans to the rink will apply to the Continental Hockey League Bellisle said Thunder Bay Twinswho con tributed more than $11000 to the league coffers last season will fold Lemieux said Hockey in general shouldnt be too happy about this Lemieux said Thunder Bay is hell of hockey club Bellisle former head of the senior league said he too suf fered through setback similar to this one but saw the league return to strong seventeam opertion It took lot of hard work he said but we were able to revive it It looks like it goes in cycles Barrie Flyers one of the first clubs to drop out of the CIHL are seeking to join the In termediate league Most of the clubs lost money last year Lemieux said Asked what it would take to revive the league next year Lemieux said he would like to see at least two or three more hockey clubs join Wed have to come up with three or two viable entries who are financially sound and can show they have the wherewithal to continue through season he said An interlocking schedule with five Ontario University teams designed to increase fan in terest was in the works but Lemieux said he didnt think it would solve the problem We need stronger constitu tion and bylaws with rules laid down he said Barrie Flyers owner Gord Coates said recently his team will apply to the Georgian Bay Intermediate league this week Starr Mr tie Mr Transmission and Starr Electric battled to scoreless tie in Barrie and District In termediate Fastball League play Thursday at Queens Park In the other half of the In termediate doubleheader Bayfield Furniture dumped Clarkson Hotel 10 after rain shortened xzinning game Mr Transmission collected nine hits and Starr seven but none of the runners were able to make it across the plate Mr Transmission left nine men on base and Starr had five strand edrunners Designated hitter Norm Yetlock went twoforthree at the plate for Starr and Ken Maw went twoforthree for Mr Transmission Starrs Alex Smith struck out eight Mr Transmission batters and Don Penfold collected two strikeouts Neither pitcher allowed walk Bayfields Jim Fife had struck out seven of 13 Clarkson batters before the rain came and second baseman John Beureau hit in both his trips to ne plate Each club had three hits when the game ended and Bayfield was left with two men on base Giffen dumps Merchants Pitchers Bill Luck and Brent McLean led the Giffen Juveniles to 52 victory over the Barrie Merchants in Barrie and District Recreational Fastball League action Thurs day at MacMorrision Park Luck and McLean allowed on ly two hits by the Merchants and collected nine strikeouts Losing pitcher was Russ An tonick Turner wins Blue Water Bowl NEWPORT RI AP Ted Turner defender of the Americas Cup and skipper of the sloop Tenacious was awarded the Blue Water Bowl on Thursday in the Annapolis toNewport yacht race Turners 61foot sloop crossed the finish line at Castle Hill Light third behind Sumner Longs Ondine and Robert McCulloughs Inverness but finished first on corrected time said Wes Oliver race spokesman Ondine and Inverness are big ger vessels than Tenacious and had larger time handicaps Oliver said the formal awards ceremony would not be held until all 75 yachts had finished the race but that race officials had determined the winner of the bowl as well as in dividual winners in each of five classes They were Class Tenacious skippered by Ted Turner Class II Obses sion with Nichols and Doyle at the helm Class 111 Yellow Jacket with Larry Bulman as skipper Class IV Robert Stones Arcadia and Class VGaylark skippered by Kaign Smith Bicycle prizes at Speedway Children could win one of two 10speed bicycles Saturday at Barrie Speedway Track promoter Ross Money said two bicycles will be given away along with Tshirts hats and 700 Frisbees Big Bird will be on hand to entertain Regular racing begins at 745 pm Orillia Oldtimers plan dance Orillia Oldtimers Hockey Club will hold 50s Fever dance and show July 14 at the Orillia Communitv Centre featuring Myron and the DeltrorLs Festivities begin at pm and continue until am Tickets are $4 couple and are available at all CC Pant Shops Prosscr Sports in Orillia and Sam the Record Man in Orillia Teeing it up cevo1w member of Marrs Mechanical TBall team winces as he takes swing at the ball and the during Barrie Minor Baseball Association house league action Thursday at Allandale Heights School Examiner Photo by Garry Forbes spo Campbell wins in first start as Red Sox dump Newmarket Grant Campbell made his first start of the season and collected his first win as the Barrie Red Sox dumped the Newmarket 53 in SouthSimcoe Baseball League play Thursday in Newmarket The win was the third straight for the Red Sox boosting their season record to three wins eight losses The club won four of its first eight games but was stripped of the decisions after league disciplinary measure for the use of an ineligible player Campbell went five innings to secure the win and was relieved by another new Red Sox pit cher Mike Laycock Glen Laycock Mikes brother is Red Sox starter but has been sidelined with an ankle injury The Red Sox were down 20 after the first inning but bounc ed back with two in each of the fourth and fifth innings They added another in the sixth Mike Laycock hit single to bring in John Walton for the winningrun Next game for the Red Sox is Tuesday at the Barrie Fairgrounds against the Ivy Leafs Orillia Travelways hire juvenile coach Grube ORILLIA Special The Orillia Travelways Junior Hockey Club announced Thurs day the appointment of Mike Grube 32 as coach for the 197980 season Grube will replace Bill Cart mill who coached the club for the past two seasons and resigned two weeks ago to ac cept scouting position with the Oshawa Generals of the On tario Major Junior Hockey League Grube is native of Orillia and veteran minor hockey coach in that city The past two seasons he coached the Orillia Travelways Juveniles member team in the Orillia Minor Hockey Association During those two seasons he coached the club to the Ontario Juvenile AA finals winning the title in 197879 The new coach will be one of the youngest coaches in the clubs history He is married and has three child ren Ankle injury hampers training Mann looks forward to Games By GARRY FORBES The Examiner If his ankle is all right if he peaks at just the right moment and if he can get by few Americans Cubans Mexicans and others Laurie Mann will have himself Gold Medal after next months Pan American Games Mann is part of the eight man Canadian team scheduled to set out Tuesday from its training base at Canadian Forces Base Borden for the Games slated to begin July in San Juan Puerto Rico All of the boxers at the camp have had to somehow come to grips during the past couple of weeks with the problem of just how theyre going to overcome their tough Games opponents and come out of it with medal None are favorites to win in their weight classifications and anything can go wrong when the arrive at the Latin American island Food water training even psychological problems can trim their cahnces for medal Some have the confidence though Some have topnotch international experience and others like Ian Clyde and Bill Rannclli Jr have won medals before Clyde took Silver and Rannelli Bronze at the 1978 Commonwealth Games in Ed monton Mann is realistic about his chances The 127lb lightweight from Prince George BC who car ries an 805 wonlost record realizes the strength of the Cuban and American boxing programs because hes taken on opponents from both coun tries in previous international tournaments riding ing the art officient the engine of your bicycle The beauty of using toe clips and straps is that you have no option in the matter your feet are bound to place themselves properly provided that you have the right Pedal power art of stroking By ED HARPER Chay Riding bike is pretty basic riding it properly is something else Frankly it is amazing how many people who have been cycling all their lives have no idea just how much easier and more pleasant they could make their For start of course you need the right bicycle Second you need to ride it the correct and most economical way and third you need to dress right for it How then do you ride properly Half the battle once youve learned the basics of steering and balance is master pedalling Never ride with the arch of your foot on the pedal Always use the ball of your foot to make the best use of your leg muscles which are after all the examiner Friday Jun 22 1979 length clips Toe clips are made in three sizes small medium and large Be sure that you have the right size clips before using them It is unfortunate that some cyclists start off with the long clips and get into the habit of using them finding it difficult to change to the medium size later on stroke the pedalling this way For pedalling to be effective the gearing must be right There is tendacy in North America to use too small gear ratio so as to tackle hill without getting out of the saddle Yet occasional outofthesaddle work dancing on the pedals helps alleviate tedium and gives muscles chance to stretch out in different fashion which is way of avoiding cramps Stroking is art of pedalling Clips will ensure the smoothest pedal action The art is to pedal round in circle rather than pushing up and down This known as ankling it ensures that effort is being transmitted to the pedals not only on the way down but in perfect circle This is know as pedal action and you can get the best out of machine if you become expert at Find gear which gives resistance yet never feels slugv gish Big gear or small the idea is to be supple rather than force the pedals around laboriously or pedal so rapidly as to bounce on the saddle and lose power Always change gear down slightly before hitting rise in the road Changing gear while actually climbing hill leads to rough changes grinding and the danger of broke chain except with hub type system Never stop pedalling while in the process of changing gears Try to anticipate situations When going downhill dont brake Steering maching while braking is less accurate Try to anticipate situations watch the vehicle in front but keep an eye on those up the roadtoo On hilly road downhill speed can be an advantage and get you halfway up the other side so why waste it by freewheeling when it is possible to maintain your speed by little easy pedalling dangerous When going into comer think ahead dont brake on the corner but as you approach it Let the brake off as you go round it to prevent skidding and loss of control You dont have to treat every ride as race but trips to and from work will be less tedious if tackled at brisk pace Plodding along can be demoralizing Of course you dont want to work up sweat but keep rolling at good pace Choose your route with care Look for roads you have travelled before and avoid detours or bad stretches of road These Can make bicycling unpleasant dirty and downright Remember to always ride within your capability and dont But hes never fought at such high level of competition he will in San Juan think this will probably be as tough as the Olympics said Mann In my weight category some of the best in the world will be there really dont get overly ambitious goals For the novice circular route is preferrable for pleasure jaunts that way you are never too far from home Always carry money for emergencies Keep your machine clean in good repair good summer of bicycling riding and have know what to expect The Torontoborn boxer na tional champion in his weight for the past five years and win ner of the Best Boxer Trophy at the 1979 Senior Championships in his home town in April says hell have to be at his very best Martin bounces as Yankees clip Jays CP Manager Billy Martin sur rendered the third base coaching lines back to Mike Ferraro on Thursday but that didnt keep the oldandnew New York Yankee skipper ex actly chained to the dugout Martin kept bouncing bet ween the bench and the mound as Luis Tiant and two relievers finessed their way to 31 vic tory over Toronto The managers first visit came in the sixth inning when Tiant nursing 20 lead sur rendered quick run on single by Rick Bosetti and double by Rico Carty The veteran right hantler retired the next two hit ters with Carly advancing to third That brought up rookie Hockey hero Danny Ainge and Martin visited Tiant He told me no fast balls said Tiant He told me he didnt care if walked the kid Just no fast balls Tiant followed orders strik ing Ainge out on sliders to end theinning Mickey Rivers leadoff dou ble and twoout RBI single by Lou Piniella restored the Yankees lead to 31 and Tiant had two out in the eighth when Carly rifled his second double of the game this one into the right field corner With lef thanded slugger John Mayberry coming up Martin strolled to the mound and signalled to the bullpen for southpaw Jim Kaat Guy Lafleur hockey player with the Montreal Canadiens speaks to students at Ste Trinite School in Rockland Ont Thursday Lafleur visited the school and participated in parade on the occasion of Rocklonds Guy Lafleur day CP Photo Kaat arrived and when Mayberry tore into one of the relievcrs deliveries and sent screaming foul into the right field stands Martin came out again this time on the run When it was suggested that Martin had arrived at the mound in hurry he smiled That ball went out in hurry too he said Eventually the Toronto slug ger rolled out on slider leavv ing Carty stranded In the ninth Kaat went to the mound but only long enough for pinchhitter Bob Bailor righthanded swinger to be an nounced for lefthanded Al Woods Then Martin made his last trip to the mound to bring in Ron Davis righthander Davis mowed the Jays down 23 for his second save in as many days For Toronto manager Roy Hartsfieldthe loss was the culmination of pretty suc cessful road trip Any time an expansion team can come in and play the world champions even for four games in their own park that aint too shabby he said Dave Lemanczyk 74 started for the Jays and went the distance for his ninth complete game He struck at six walked one and dropped his ERA to 232 among the tops in the major leagues was especially pleased with the way our man pitched Hartsfield said Hes one of the best pitchers in this league Roughriders release players REGINA CP Saskatr chewan Roughriders of the Canadian Football Leaguc an nounced today the release of 13 players reducing their roster to 43 Rookie quarterback Steve liukich who completed only one of tour passes and threw two interceptions in Wednes days exhibition loss to Mon treal Alouettcs was released for the second time He also tried out briefly with Saskat chewan last year The departure of Bukich leaves the Roughriders with three quarterbacks 77 former Ottawa Rough Rider Tom Clements Larry Dick and Lloyd Patterson Linebackers Larry Rygus Joe Sturby and Ron Hostetler and running backs Bill Rozalowski Dwight Ford and John Mills also were released along with defensive lineman Jessie Deramun wide receiver Frank Henry defensive back Les McFarlane offensive lineman John Taylor centre Larry Bird and cornerback Cliff Featherstone Skateathon starts rolling July Lacrosse players from the Barrie Minor Lacrosse Associa tion are looking for pledges for Skateathon 1979 to be held July it at the new Roundabout Roller Rink Players in the BMlA will be asking for donations based on the length of time they skate Skateathon is the major fundraising event of the year for the association and organizers ask the publics support when its members visit your door Skaters will attempt to complete the fivehour event and raise the maxnnum amount possible to help with league costs Canadian baseball team wins WINDSOR Ont lCPl Canadas national baseball team starting its second week of training for next months PanAmerican Games in San Juan Puerto Rico trounced Windsor Chiefs 14 Thursday night in an exhibition game