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rrt jevfiia we Golf Drive During Res pion low gross 58 Garry MacMillan accept Oak Ridges sgorls wheel Drive helps Barrie youth By ED HARPER Chay This has been Golf Drive for Youth Week as pro claimed by Barrie Mayor Ross Archer The Optimist Club of Barrie sponsors of Golf Drive for Youth fund raising pro Ject started the ball rolling or should say started the ball driving Saturday when they held the annual golf touma ment at Springwater Golf Course Golf Drive for Youth is fun project for the people of Bar rie and area It is not only way of raising money for the many youth projects sponsored by the Optimists it is also community project to get the citizens of the area out to one of the fine participating golf courses The golf courses tak ing part this year are Allandale Barrie Country Club Simoro Links Shanty Bay Springwater Golf Haven Horseshoe Valley and Golf OTron for Youth Week ends Saturday Celebrities Day at the GolfOTron 59 Bell Farm Road Bar rie Starting time is pm and anyone with pledges is welcome to come and drive ball for youth All money raised will go to support our young people in various community activities such as the Barrie Optimist Minor Soccer Association Optimist Baseball Team Barrie Optimist Track and Field Club the Optimist Soap Box Der by the Rover Scouts and many more worthwhile projects Club honors outstanding persons Each year the Barrie club honors several of our youth who have made outstanding contributions to the community and present they with awards at dinner of the club during Youth Appreciation Week pect for Law Week the club honors the outstanding police officer of the year and presents awards to citizens who have assisted the police These club projects are worthy of everyones support This being the lntemational Year of the Child the Optimist Club of Barrie has several new projects in mind for our communi ty that will be of benefit to all On behalf of the club wish to thank all the people of the area who have taken part in the Golf Drive for Youth pro ject either as golfer or as sponsor Winners of trophies in the Optimists annual golf tourna ment at Springwater Golf Course last Saturday were as follows Howard Burbidge guest low gross 37 Carlo Bian chi club champion low gross 43 Maurice Keogh club champion low net 36 Dianne Bianchi ladies guest cham Colts MacMiIlan has ex erience Colts for the 197980 season Monday We look forward to Carry having great season with the Barrie team He was good hockey player and he had hockey coaching experience Barrie will be playing in the Central Ontario Junior League with Georgetown Action Brampton Thornhill Milton Streetsville Orillia Dixie Oakville Burlington and Ar os kicking off badly again atching the Argos lose 119 to Montreal in Toronto on Tuesday night reminded me of past Argo teams They lost many of their games during that time through poor place kicking Watching them Tuesday showed they are still weak team in that department Without fieldgoal kicker to score the extra points needed to win many games Argos appear headed for another drastic season Rotary at with the job of head coach of the as Orillia ties score The game ends the final buzzer soundsjust ask the Barrie Rotary Huron Peewees Barrie lead Orillia in the Huronia League lacrosse game unti the final few minutes when Orillia scored tying the game 55 Barrie was unable to put any more goals past Orillia goalie Arty Rogers and the game ended in draw Richie Webster made valiant effort for Barrie He baseball SOlTII SIMCOE LEAGlE Newmarket Orillia Jrs NATIONAL LEAGIE East IItt GRL Montreal 48 13 5911 Chicago 45 37 S49 Pittsburgh 44 fill 337 Philadelphia 47 41 534 St Louis 42 41 501 New York 34 4B 415 14 West Houston 53 llli 582 Cincinnati 47 41 522 San Francisco 44 45 494 San Diego AI 51 456 I2 Atlanta 38 50 432 11112 Los Angelis 36 54 400 16 Thursdays Results San Franctsco Montreal Philadelphia San Diego New York 12 Los Angclcs Pittsburgh Houston Chicago 10 Cincinnati 11 Todays Probable Pitchers San Francisco Knepper 63 and Halickt 54 or Nastu 134 at New York Kobel 34 and Has sler 22I 35 in San Diego Perry 96 and Rasmussen 311 at Montreal Grimslcy HS and Palmer 21 605 pm Pittsburgh Rookir 221 at Al lanta Nickro 1111 735 pm Chicago Lamp 64 at China nati Norman 57 805 pm Los Angeles Sutcliffe 87 at Philadelphia Notes 11 H05 pm St Loiiis Martinez 631 at Houston Forsch 541 835 pni Saturdays iamts Los Angelis at Philadelphia San Francisco at New York San Diego at Montreal Chicago at Cincinnati Pittsburgh at Atlanta St Loms at Houston AMERICAN LEAGlE East PCIAIRI Baltimore 57 30 655 Boston 53 32 624 Milwaukee 51 38 571 it New York 49 40 551 Detrmt 42 44 488 iI Cleveland 42 45 41111 15 Toronto 20 62 311 31 West California 52 38 578 Texas 50 311 568 Minnesota 46 41 5113 Kansas City 43 45 4119 hicago 40 47 450 10 Seattle 39 52 429 13 Oakland 25 66 275 27 Thurdays Results Detroit Chicago Mil aukee Toronto Texas Kansas City New York 14 Seattle Tonights Probable Pitchers Minnesota 10112 76 a1 To ronto Lemanczyk 76 710 pm New York liant 611 at Cali fornia Ryan 116 11 pm Cleveland Wise as at lil waukee Caldwell 1115 830 pm Detroit Petry at Chicago Barrios 83 830 pm Texas Comer 96 at Kansas City Leonard 55 1115 pm Boston Renko 73 at land Morgan 03 1010 pm Baltimore tMtGregor 32 at Seattle Jones 241 1035 pm Saturdays Games Oak Minnesota at Toronto Boston at Oakland Cleveland at Milwaukee Detroit at Chicago Texas at Kansas City New York at California Baltimore at Seattle scored two goals and assisted on another Willie Miller and David Slomka each picked up goal and an assist for Barrie Nolan Keogh scored one goal and Greg Salter and Gerry Price had assists The teams next match will be am Saturday at Eastview Arena in the first round of the annual Barrie Minor Lacrosse Associations Peewee tourna ment scoreboa rd softball BARBIE AND DISTRICT SENIOR LEAGUE Church Homes Warminsterl BARRIE AND DISTRICT LADIES LEAGCE Ivy Queens Cooper Tool BGM NORTH YORK GIRLS LEAOLE TCAs 18 North Bendale BARRIE AND DISTRICT GIRLS LEAOIE Standings Ill11 yrs Pgs Ivy Bears 12 Kinnettes 10 riioes Allandalc Raiders JuniorJays Whalers Mighty Millers BlueKnights Results Jul 11 try Bears 21 Kinneltcs 17 Orioles IR Allandale 14 July It Junior Bays 24 Blue Knights Mighty Millers 24 Whalers 13 July Whalers 31 Junior Jays 14 Kinncttes 17 Allandale 15 Orioles 311 Blue Knights 12 try Bears 37 Mighty Millers BARRIE AND DISTRICT INTERMEDIATE LEAGIE Starr Mr Transmission Bayfield Clarkson Standings Pis Coop 10 24 Bayfield 10 23 Starr 20 Floor Wall I4 Clarkson Hotel 13 Top 10 McNabb James MT 1637 432 Angus Jim BFW 2050 400 Ianders Pete 2153 396 tarre George BFW 2051 392 Cowdcn Keith Ct 1131 355 Aistrop Al Ct 1831 353 Murphy Larry MT 1750 340 Greenside John 11 1956 339 Ow on Nick BI 1649 327 tluggarth Ban 1031 323 BARRIE AND DISTRICT RECREATIONAL LEAGIE Fisher Canplas Giffen Farm 111 Clifton Hotel soccer NASI Dallas Atlanta panam SAN JIAN li Medal standings after 189 events at the PanAmerican Games Gold 311 Br lmted States 911 80 39 mm 53 34 29 Canada 21 37 55 Argentina 11 515 Brazil I0 11 Mexico 25 Chile Venezuela Dom Republic Puerto RICO Ianania Guyana Jamaica Bahamas Colombia El Salvador Peru Ikuadtir cco=ocwa ccuwbb n¢v¢¢izzw By IAN MacIAINE SAN JUAN CP Pan American Games champion Scott Neilson who enters the University of British Columbia medical school this fall will have to change his technique before he starts hitting patients on the knee with hammer The 22yearold strongman from New Westminster BC may also have to invest in some new equipment The hammer he threw 6964 metres Thursday night to set Games record is seldom found in doctors of tice Giffen blasts Clifto Six was big number last night for Giffen Farm Equip ment Juveniles Giffen exploded for five runs in the sixth inning to beat Clif ton Hotel 136 at MacMorrison Park In other Barrie and District Fastball League action Fisher Stove defeated Canplas In dustries 95 Clifton scored five runs in the first inning going through te batting order twice Giffen replied with three runs of their own in the first Giffen put the game out of reach in the sixth inning on triple by pitcher Paul Par tridge driving in Doug Gillespie Bob Murray and Brent MacLean FISHER CANPLAS In the CanplasFisher game the Stoves scored five runs in the fifth inning beating Canplas 95 Shortstop Kevin Kirpatrick who tripled earlier picked up single in the fifth Catcher Vic Dorion added triple in the fifth to his single of the fourth while pitcher Rob Guy out fielder Ray Hallet and left fielder Rick Wilson all had singles in the fifth Canplas outfielder Dave Bell had second inning triple while catcher Jim Teskey and pitcher Dave Lowe each had hits The winning pitcher was Canplas Rob Guy Stoves Lowe suffered the loss Blue Jays game starting early Toronto Bue Jays will meet Minnesota Twins 45 minutes earlier than scheduled Satur day Starting time of the game is 130 pm to accommodate television coverage of the game on the NBC network not equal total events because double sil ver awarded in two finals and double bronze in number of events Neth Antilles Medal total does BASEBALL Final Pct Cuba 1000 Dominican Republic 875 Puerto Rico 750 US 625 Bahamas 375 Venezuela 375 Colombia 250 Canada 125 Mexico 125 Canada finished eighth be cause of win over Mexico ROLLER HOCKEY Final Argentina Brazil Chile US Puerto Rico Brazil won silver because of win over Chile BASKETBALL Canada lost 6756 to Cuba in mens world diVision BOXING Light heavyweight nell ampellford bronze Pitt Fen 0nt wins EQUESTRIAN Individual jumping Leibel Toronto on Sympatico finished first in opening round ian Millar Perth Ont on Brother Sam 10th Michel Vaillancourt Hudson Que on Crimson Tide 13111 John Simp son Cochrane Alta on Texas 24th among 29 entries Team jumping Canada bet Millar Simpson Vaillancourt second after first day with 21045 penalty points FENCING Womenl tum foil won silver medal FIELD HOCKEY Canada defeated Cuba 91 SOFTBALL Canada defeated El Salvador 30 in womens division TENNIS Mixed doubles Wendy Bar low Victoria and Josef Braba nec Jr Vancouver lost 75 64 to Alejandra Vallejos and Ja vier Ordaz Mexico in match for bronze medal TRACK AND FIELD Mens hummer Scott son New Westminster won gold medal Mens 400 Saunders Toronto in final Mens 1500 Craig Toronto in semifinals Spir Vancouver won semifinaJ heat 3453 qualified for final Mens drcnthlon Zenon Smir chowski Burnaby BC fifth after five events In field of 10 3807 points Dave Steen Burn aby sixth 3776 Womens loometre Sharon Lane London and in semifinals 1364 quali tied for final Cecilia Branch Halifax fourth in semifinals 13 73 qualified Womens 400 eline Racette finat Marita seventh Terry Lei Canada Neil metres Brynn finished fifth mctrts John fastest qualifier 345 Peter hurdles Ont sec metres Montreal Payne Mich fifth in Toronto VOLLEYBALL Canadian defeated Puerto Rica 30 in mens divtsion for fifth place Canada lost 34 to Mexico in womens division Neilsons winning throw which surpassed the old mark of 6656 set in 1975 by Lawrence Hart of the United States gave Canada its second gold medal of the Games in track and field Diane Jones Konihowski won the first Monday when she defended her PanAm pen tathlon title Overall it was he let Cana dian gold of the Games far short of the 93 won by the United States and Cubas 53 but well ahead of the 11 taken by fourthplace Argentina WIN FENCING MEDAL Besides Neilsons gold Can ada picked up its first fencing medal silver behind Cuba in the womens team foil event and bronze with the defeat of light heavyweight Pat Fennel of Campbellford Ont by American Tony Tucker in the boxing semifinals Neilsons winning hammer throw came on his first attempt in the competition and he was mildly unhappy over his in ability to improve on it was feeling little off he Scott Neilson of New Westminster BC tosses the hammer for new Pan American Games Rogers misses keysign said My timing was off and the things had been working on at home werent working here fourtime winner of the Na tional Collegiate Athletic Asso ciation title as an engineering undergraduate at the University of Washington he has personal best of 7236 in competition and hopes to do better at the World Cup meet in Montreal Aug 2426 Im sure theyll be throwing 75 or 76 metres there he said But this is mv first inter national gold medal and Im go ing to savor it BEATS JLANTORENA Another gold medallist who savored his triumph was 21 yearold Tony Darden who went into the 400metre final as the secondstring American be hind Willie Smith and outkicked 1976 Olympic champion Alberto Juantorena to win the race while the pacesetting Smith finished third cant feel sorry for him Darden said of the 28yearold Cuban who was also beaten in record of 228 feet inches and the gold medal on Thursday night In San Juan CP Photo Bunt play kills Expos MONTREAL CP Steve Rogers has had many treasured moments during the current National League baseball sea son but Thursday nights game against San Francisco Giants wont be among them Absorbing 53 defeat was painful enough but the Mon treal Expos righthander ap plied large dose of salt to the wound with fourthinning miscue that stunned everyone in the ball park including manager Dick Williams Yes he missed sign con firmed Williams after Rogers had attempted squeeze bunt on 30 pitch from Giants starter John Montefusco with the bases loaded and one man out dont have any answer said the dejected Rogers blew it screwed up the whole bleeping game hate to beat myself These guys needed lift and went out there and screwed it up At the time the Giants led 21 on the strength of runscoring hits by Roger Metzger and Den nis Littlejohn in the top of the fourth YIELDS HOMER Frustrated by the wasted op portunity Rogers 96 surren dered Jack Clarks 17th home run of the season in the fifth and another RBI single to Lit tlejohn in the sixth before de parting for reliever Stan Bah nsen sacrifice fly by Littlejohn his third RBI of the night stretched the lead to 51 before Gary Carters eighthinning homer his 14th and Andre Dawsons runscoring double off reliever Gary Lavelle made it close in the ninth That play dont believe said Montefusco 24 of Rogers bunt that Montefusco fielded and quickly turned into double play That was the ball game he added think he was just try ing to fake bunt think it surprised him to have hit the ball The victory in front of 21094 fans completed threegame sweep for the Giants making them the first team to do so at Olympic Stadium this season Halfway Haas beats Jays TORONTO CP Bryan Moose Haas figures he is half way to successful comeback from the arm injury that dis abled him for most of the 1978 season Haas scattered six hits over seven innings and evened his record this season at 66 when Milwaukee Brewers defeated Toronto Blue Jays 53 in an American League baseball game Thursday night If can win 12 to 15 ball games then Ill call it suc cessful year after coming back from the injury Haas said The 23yearold righthander was out for most of last season with torn muscle in his right arm after posting 1012 record in his rookie season the year before Haas was in command for most of the game giving up just two runs on four hits over the first seven innings before running into trouble in the eighth Toronto slugger lJohn May berry hit his 15th home run of the year in the second solo shot that went far beyond the right field fence The Blue Jays added another run in the inning for 24 lead on an RBI single byAlfredo Griffin But Haas held Toronto hitless over the next five innings HOMER WAS WINNER Designated hitter Dick Davis grabbed the lead back for Mil waukee in the third with threerun homer to left field after Paul Moiitor doubled off Toronto starter Tom Under wood 312 and Sal Bando walked The Brewers added run in the sixth on Sixto Lezcanos 10th home ruti of the season solo shot to left They took 52 lead in the seventh on an RBI single by Moiitor after Robin Yount singled and reached sec and on throwing error by Un derwood Haas ran into trouble in the eighth when Rick Bosetti led off Ivy takes time with Queens Cooper takes edge off BGM Ivy took few innings getting started Thursday but came on with five runs in the last three innings to beat Queens Hotel 62 in Barrie and District Ladies Softball League play at Shear Park In the other game of the night Cooper Tool Group defeated Barrie Glass and Mirror 53 Ivy took the lead in the se cond inning with single run but Queens replied in the top of the third inning with run tying the score Ivy rallied in the fifth inning scoring three runs and added to their lead in the sixth with two more Sue Leighton earned the win for Ivy COOPER BARRIE GLASS Cooper Tool played steady game of single hits to score fine runs for the win over Barrie Glass and Mirror The division squad scored three runs in the third inning including the winner Cara Beaubien earned the win for Cooper while Mar ryanne Miller took the loss for Glass and Mirror Football players wanted Football players 1315 years old interested in joining Bar rie entry in the Huronia Minor Football League can register at the Barrie arena Saturday from to 11 am Registration costs $35 and in cludes all equipment except shoes and sweater which the player keeps at seasons end The proposed sevengame schedule begins in August with three teams planned Barrie Orillia and Newmarket Allstar game Sunday The South Simcoe Baseball League will hold its 15th annual Allstar game Sunday pm at the Ivy diamond Lineups for the North and South division teams were chosen by vote among the seven teams in the league couiiA DENTURE THERAPY CLINIC Complete Denture Services 7264721 I49A DUNLOP ST BARRIE MEMBER DENTURIST SOCIETY Teams will also play exhibition games against Toronto teams Steve Kell Stu MacMillan and Sandy McConney team organizers are also looking for coaches and members who would like to form team ex ecutive For further information phone Steve Kellman at 7269651 Boys between 13 and 15 are invited to register provided they are under the 150 lb weight limit set by the league 7265333 with triple that just missed being home run by inches Roy Howell followed with run scoring single and Milwaukee manager George Bamberger went to his pullpen Ringette school planned The ice is long gone from Kempenfelt Bay but its good and smooth at Wasaga Stars Arena the site of the Communi ty Ringette School for girls to beh held on Saturday August 4t Girls from the areas of Muskoka Grey County and Simcoe County are encouraged to learn the sport of ringette Demonstrations of the sport explanatons of the rule equip ment and skills and chance to give ringette whirl are of fered at the school There is no cost for attending but participants are asked to bring skate helmet and mouthguard warm gloves and alunch Action begins 11 am Aug For further information phone Mr Wes Clark of the Ontario Ringette Association at 416 4297701 Skaters lessons Barrie Minor Hockey Association is holding its an nual power skating program from September through September 27th Days for the program are Tuesdays and Thursdays Times are 445 pm 540 for 68 years 545 pm 640 for 910 650 pm 745 for 1112 755 pm 850 for 1213 900 pm 955 for 1314 and 1005 pm 1100 for 15 years and over 7261322 the examlnor Friday July 13 1010 the 800 metres three days ear lier Hes getting old Now its my turn and Willies No runners arrived at the tape almost simultaneously in wild tangle of arms and legs in the womens 400 and track offi cials studied the pictures in tently listened to babble of protests and counterprotests and awarded the gold medal to Sharon Dabney of the US and the silver to June Griffith of Guayana Both had identical times of 5181 seconds Despite Juantorenas defeat it was not day of unmitigated disaster for veteran Cuban ath letes STEVENSON WINS Teofilo Stevenson the 27 yearold heavyweight boxer who has won two Olympic and two PanAm titles went into the ring against Rufus Bubba Hadley an 18yearold US marine who had announced Neilsons record throw wins gold that PanAm championship would be his first step on the road to the worldtitle Hadtey ran into roadblock in the form of Stevenson right hook that put him down for the count at 39 of the first round Venezuela won its first gold medal of the Games when Mar line Norega and Juan Boveda defeated an American ir in the final of the mixed oubles tennis tournament In the womens singles Susan Hage defeated Tracy Lewis in an at American final Cuba won its third con secutive baseball cham pionship going through the roundrobin tournament un defeated to extend its PanAm winning streak to 24 games Argentina the world cham pions took the roller hockey title ditor David Fuller7266537 Bayfield Furniture handed Clarkson Hotel another loss Thursday in Barrie and District Intermediate Fastball League play at Queens Park Leading 30 after the fourth inning Clarkson gave up five runs in the final three innings losing 53 In the other game of the night Starr Electric defeated Mr Transmission 75 Looking for win after long losing streak Clarkson sent pit cher Fred Fritz against Starrs Dan Duffy and held second place Bayfield scoreless until Nick Owen singled and scored on single by Bill Mokoros Brian Hiltz tied the score for Bayfield with twoout tworun homer in the sixth inning scor ing Bill Fahey who lead off with single Bayfield stole victory from the lastplace Clarkson squad with two run double by Fahey in the seventh inning Fritz scattered eight hits to Bayfield batters Bill Frechette struck out seven Clarkson batters and held them to only three hits before Jim Fife came into the game in relief for the win Dan Massoratto belted two run homer for Clarkson in the third inning giving his team 20 lead Fritz made it 30 with sacrifice in the fourth inning scoring Jim McDonald who lead with double STARR TRANSMISSION Starr Electric scored four runs in the top of the fifth inn ing to beat Mr Transmission 75 Dan Duffy won the game for himself hitting threerun dou ble scoring Tim Clark Tom Micks and Ray Jeffery Don Penfold took the loss for Transmission allowing eight hits Transmissions Larry Mur phy started the night well at the plate hitting double in the first inning and tworun homer in the second but flied out in his other two trips to the plate BILL FAHEY winning hit DAN MASSAROTTO tworun homer Brian Scott made the score 42 for Transmission in the third inning with twoout homer but Duffy bore down and retired all but one Transmission batter over the next three innings giving up single to Dave McMaster Antiques take revenge beat North Bendale Barrie Treasure Chest Anti ques took revenge on the only team to beat them in North York Girls Softball League play Thursday Antiques walloped North Bendale 182 improving their season record to nine wins and loss for firm grip on first place in the league Donna Battersby earned the MR conn BEEF gt PRESENTS The Hideaway Sundeclt Entertainment Nightly TumSat Haunted under lll0 280 Dunlop St at Ann SlBiTlPiTiCS COMPUTER CORPORATION III relocated to 89 COLLIER ST to provide the required facilities for its newly expanded Computer Service Bureau For information all 73720 win for Barrie giving it 11 hits Debbie McKinnon ew the game wide open with grand slam home run in the second in ning giving the Antiques 70 lead The Antiques travel to Dor chester this weekend for tour nament Tuesday they meet Aurora at MacMorrison Park 830pm 7372351