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the examiner Tuesday July 1979 50th AllStar Game tonight Shapes up as pitchers duel SEATTLE AP It wont take kingsized swat to clear the fences of the Kingdome so batters are looking forward to tonights 50th allstar baseball game with anticipation Even though theyll face the majorleagmx strikeout king Nolan Ryan the National League hitters surveyed the en closed stadium Monday with happiness After banging few practice balls into the bleachers Davey Lopes the Los Angeles Dodgers second baseman observed Starting lineups SEATTLE Wash tCii Starting lineups for major league baseballs Stith AllrStar lame tonight at the Kingdome AMERHAN LEAGIE Itoy Smalley tMini ss George Brett thi 3b 21 Don Baylor ttali If lim Iticc tBOSI rf Fred Lynn IBosi cf arl Yastrremski tBosi 1b Ilarrlll lortcr tKl Editor David Fuller7266537 it Frank White tKi 2b Nolan Ryan ICali NATIONAL LEAGIE Davey Lopes LA 2b Dave Parker tighi rt Steve Garvey LA ll Mike Schmidt tlhai lb George Foster iIni lf Dave Winfield SD cf Bob Boone tIhaI it Larry Bowa tPliaI ss Steve arlton Pha Clifton swamps Fisher Stoves Il The first six batters in Clifton Ilotcls lineup scored in the first inning and lifton went on to defeat Fisher Stoves 111 in Barrie and District Recreation League fastball game Monday night at MacMorrison Park The story was all Clifton they scored six runs in the first inning one the second three in the sixth and added one more iii the seventh In the only other recreation league game Monday night Simcoc Hotel beat the More lllllllSlil For lifton Hotel catcher Bob Bouncy third baseman Iaul Hayes pitcher Jack Fahey second baseman Rob Brett and right fielder Glenn Iuplin all had singles Second baseman Tim Clayton had hit for Fisher and scored the teams only run Second baseman Al Maguire led Simcoe Hotel to its win with sports calendar TLESIMY Baseball jun olltngwood at Alliston t73t Ivy at Barrie Newinarket at Orillia Jrs South Simcoe Baseball League Fastball 7pm Hayfield Fumiture at Starr Elee tric Queens Park 8110 pm Barrie otlp at Mr Transmission Queens Park tlnrkson Hotel at Elinvale Elinvale Barrie and District In termediate Fastball League in Fisher at Georgian Sports 1130 pm Eiffen at Optimists Barrie and District Recreation Fastball League Lacrosse jun Barrie Rotary Hurons at itangevtlle Huronin Minor Lacrosse League Ieevtee division Softball pm The Shutterbugs at Inntsfil Lions Steele St School Lefroy at Ivy Ivy Bruce Webb Builders at Mary Borwns liicktii Keaisey School Barrie and District iirls Softball League IHtt years 11pm larkson Hotel vs Elmvale Mer chants Barrie and District League Inter locking game SMl ltt110pm BiM Shear Park Home and District Ladies Softball League Lilli pin Aurora zit Barrie Treasure hest Antiqms Mac Morrison Park North York Girls Softball League EIDVESIY Baseball 830 Starlite lools oca Cola Ferris Barrie Minor Baseball Associa tion North ball bx ision 83 pm Bell tanada Superior Muf llt1illklt Iark BMBA South llitisuin Tyke 615 pm ollinguood anadian Tire Imwee Mac Morrison Iark York Simtoc ltllul flanball tttltlllltll IUI son ii iii Lathes tliih thanipionship Barrie totintrt tlnli lawn Bowling 12m pm Ladies Trebles Allandale Liiuiiltowlingtluh Softball 1000 in Kimties at The Whaler Shear lark Iaiililc Haulers at Mighty Millci Mac Morrison lark Barrie and 11rltl tiirls Softball League 10H ears rldtk nd Field tint in Western Region League Mcct lottcnhani liarttc Optimist Track and iclilt lift single and double Going in to the seventh inning the score was 42 for Sitncoe and although Merchants managed to move one closer they couldnt get the run needed to tiethe game Equestrian show Aug Powys Hall Equestrian Cen tre will hold Canadian Equestrian Federation permit show Aug at the centre RR Hawkestone There will be two classes of riders junior division for riders 14 years old and younger and an Open HunterJumper division Both classes will com pete for trophies For more information phone Mrs Barb Lloyd 4872711 Powys Hall Equestrian Centre is located on the ninth line of 0m Township east of Hwy 11 near Hawkestone Coach soon to be named TORONTO Punch Imlach general manager and director of hockey operations for Toronto Maple Leafs said Monday that while he hasnt made up his mind on coach for the National Hockey League club he will be talking to the next Leaf coach within the next few days This is very conducive to hitting Everybody in batting practice was trying to hit the ball over the wall to hear the oohs and aahs from the crowd It will be different story against Nolan Ryan The California Angels right hander was named to start for the American League with Steve Carlton of Philadelphia Phillies the choice of NL man ager Tom Lasorda Ryan is 126 with 160 strike outs Carlton is 118 with 113 fans Lasorda said he went to Carl ton as his starter because the AL would send up flock of left handed hitters and he wanted southpaw going against them the first three innings NATIONAL HAS EDGE The game is to start at 840 pm EDT as the NL goes after its eighth straight triumph and 16th in 17 games Overall after 11 games the NL has won 30 and the AL 18 There has been onctie Two years ago Ryan refused lastminute invitation to join the AL squad thereby in furiating manager Billy Martin who said last season he wouldnt choose the flame throwing hurler if he had 40 Orecord Ironically Bob Lemon suc ceeded Martin in mid1978 New York Yankees won the AL pen nant and beat the Dodgers in the World Series Thus Lemon chose the AL pitchers even though he was fired earlier this summer and Martin became manager again If your overwei 155 feel better for it you there DAY DAY DAY WEEK l2mi bmi lsmi WEEK2 1mi mi 1mi WEEK 115 mi mi 2mi proving your level of fitness pound running machine anyone can It migh longer and be harder initially but it can be done and you will You have three weeks to train From now you have three weeks to get ready to run three miles and five weeks to get ready to complete 12 miles Alternating day of hard work with an easy day and gradually increasing the workload you can prepare for August This column is the first of fivepart series to get Before you start be sure you have pro nis sneakers and basketball shoes may sports but running demand something special $10 or $20 pair will not do good shoes cost anywhere from $30 $50 and are well worth the investment Competi tion in this market has brought technological improvements in shoes making running easier today than it used to be Nike Brooks Adidas Tiger others all have excellent training shoes Local sporting goods stores stock several of these brands Heres sample program If you are just beginning threeweek program to get ready for Aug may run like this Dont worry youve never run three miles before com peting in threemile race Runners can complete double their normal training distance in race situation In fact few marathon runners go the full distance in training If you are already running you can modify the above pro gram to suit the distances you are used to gradually im By BOB MALUDZINSKI Ready for some summer action Are you one of the multitude in Barrie taking to the streets recently running to improve your health to put zest into your life In August you will have two opportunities to test your fitness 5km race abOut three miles on Aug and 20 km race about 12 miles on Aug 19 Even if ou havent started fitness progam but are just contemplating beginning one you have enough time to prepare for both events as long as your only goal is to com plete the event You can then use your times this summer as basis for improvement later this year and next year ght dont worry somewhere If could change from 205po you have to start und slob into take bit footwear Ten great for those and New Balance among DAY DAY DAYS DAY mi Imi mi rest I2 mi 115 mi mi rest mi 2mi rest race For information on entering the races phone or write Terry Connellan Utopia Ont LOM 1T0 7269257 Power boats churn up wake in boat racing over weekend on Penetanguishene Bay Tom Wood from Peterborough upset Tim Toole of Midland in BEN racing guide to running Summer races coming soon Ttfip Runners cascade down hill at the Boston Marathon one of the most famous long distance runs in the world Runners in the province will converge on Barrie in August for two road races sponsored by the Human Energy North group in Blind competitor modified 50 class Toole Is currently second over all on Canadian circuit Special Photo Wood captures Labatts Classic SPECIAL The temper ature soared nearly as high as the speeds of some of the racing boats in the Labatts Penelt tanguishene Classic on Pene tanguishene Bay Saturday There were not as many spec tators as anticipated but the Cross Bay swim needs guide boats If you are in the Barrie District and own small row boat chances are there is swimmer who cotild use you as guide boat in the Kempenfest crasstheabay swim Aug According to officials who help organize the swim there is no lack of competitirs ready to accept the challenge of swimm ing 2000 metres from Minets Point to Government Dock However the competitors are responsible for arranging their own guide boat which in recent years has proven to be no easy task Swimmers need someone with small boat with oars no motors allowed and two people to man the boat One rows vi bite the other watches the swimmer and hopefully keeps him on course If has been difficult for the swimmers to find someone with the right sized boat said Bob Hollywood of the Chamber of Commerce one of the organiz ing bodies behind Kempenfest Some swimmers have had to resort to having canoes as their guide boats in previous years but canoes are really not ideal because of the difficulty of keeping them on course KEEP ON OIRSE Keeping the swimmers on course has always been small problem for organizers Last year they had large target marker on Government Dock This year they plan to use four large pieces of Styrofoam blazed orangeacross the line of the course The theory is that the boat should guide the swimmer said Hollywood But it hasnt always worked in practice Last year there were 20 swimmers who took part in the swim Organizers this year are confident that at least that many and probably more will cross the bay in August The idea behind the swim is the fun of it Hollywood said There are lot of good swim mers in the Barrie area and its chance for them to see if they can do it Its challenge Many swimmers seem to thrive on the crossthcbay swim returning the next year to challenge themselves once more Robert Smith of Elmvale has swum the course five times successfully Randy Robert won the race in 1975 and 1976 Jumbo Dynasurge sets Barrie track record Veteran reinsman Clint Hodgins and Hon Earl Rowe chairman of the board Barrie Raceway presents the winners trophy to owner driver trar Dave Wall with Jumbo Dynasurge who set track record of 202 In the Ontario Sire Stakes for threeyeorold pacing colts at the Barrie Track Saturday report on the race in Mondays edi tion of The Examiner incorrectly attributed the record Photo courtesy Barrie Raceway Henderson of Brockville and Tim Toole of Midland Toole is competition was keen on the Bay In the modified 50 class Tom Wood from Peterborough finished first ahead of Tom currently in second place over all on the Canadian curcuit but he had some trouble in yester days race and only managed to finish third In the modified unlimited class 140 cubic inch engines Golfers holesin It certainly was Ald Ernie Rotmans best shot of the day and of his life Rotman golfer for 25 years scored his first holeinone on the 16th hole of the Barrie Country Club golf course Using threeiron Ald Rotman hit his ball the full 172 yards while playing partners Grant Sawyer Bill LeBoeuf and Doug Fairborther watched All four men lost sight of the and overt Mark Rotharmel of Willowdale took first place Rotharmel is involved in both sides of racing He competes and is the president of the sportscraft division of the Canadian Boating Federation sponsor for the races Second place was taken by Mississaugas Spencer Dunti third by Torontos Oley Berkis Doug Doran of Carleton Place took the days smallest engine class for stock engines of 6575 horsepower record one ball until one dec1ded to look in the hole Meanwhile Michael Pelletier of Angus scored holeinone Sunday on the Green Acres course Pelletier scored the ace on the 200 yeard long 16th hole Pelletier used three wood for the shot His ace was witnessed by playing partner Dave Scanlon and assistant green skeeper Ron Green Barrie Canadian holds down second position Barrie Canadian held on to second place inthc Newmarket and District Soccer Associa tions First division Saturday with 21 win over Kleinburg at Eastview athletic field Murray Hadley and Hunter Sagger scored for Barrie In the Premier division Bar rie City soccer club blew one goal lead over Orangeville and settled for 11 tie at Steel St Park Easy Patterson scored the only goal for City although Brian Dawson put one in the net on header only to have it call ed back on an offside Canadians goaltender Tarek Ghannam played well in gal for Barrie making blinding save on direct shot by the Klein burg forward Ray Jupp Canadian coach said the other teams in the league have learned how fast Ba rrie is and sends several men out to play the line tight Hadleys goal came in the first half with about 20 minutes left but Sagger made it 20 on shot just before the half ended Grid workout on tonight All boys aged 1315 intending to play football with the Barrie Minor team are invited to practice tonight at Innisdale Secondary School Anyone who has not already registered may do so at the practice Registration fee is $35 and includes all equipment ex cept shoes Players will receive their sweaters to keep at seasons end it IC tn Barrie Bob Maludzinski marathon runner and student of the sport will feature training methods and exercises for those who would like to begin training for either of these races or simply for filness sake AP Photo earns gold medal By CATHY HEATHER Of The Examiner Many athletes spend years working on one particular sport Michael Smith is an excep tion in two ways First he loves all sports and participates in as many as he can Second Michael is blind Last weekend Smith competed in hbis those with less than five percent vision and class for those who have above five per have an in my third Ontario Games for the Physically Disabled in Oshawa His medal total was most impressive gold in the shot put silver in wrestling high jump and the 100 metres and bronze in the long jump Ive always been interested in said Smith started going to the school for the blind Ross MacDonald in Brant ford three years ago That was where learn ed about the sports programs for the blind My coach has been Mr Howe who is the gym teacher at the school MEET ATHLETES Smith feels that the Ontario Games are chance to do your best at your favorite sports have good time and meet athletes from across the province Its chance for all of us to get together said Smith Last weekend was fun and also chance to be with some old friends We went out partying Saturday night and had great time Smith competes in Class for the blind There are three divisions class for those who are totally blind class ports cent vision but less than ten percent Some day Michael will be in class inherited condition called RP explained Smith That means that the retina eye is deteriorating until eventually there will be nothing left LIVES IN BARRIE Smith is originally from New Brunswick but now lives in Barrie with his family He is off school for two months and is looking for coach to help him train and also some train ing facilities need coach to help me train for the world championships for class blind athletes in Florida next year said Smith The blind in classes and will be go ing to the Olympics next year but because the European countries dont recognize class we cant go So we have world cham pionships instead Michael Smith never stops seeking out challenge The 18yearold has decided to go to Eastview Secondary School next year for grade 12 He will have his texts in Braille and take eight courses Smith decided to switch because it was not as challenging in Brant ford He is worried that it might be too much for him but for Michael is willing to give it shot If hes successful there as he has been in sports he neednt worry Final inning rally gives Beatrice victory double by catcher Chuck McNicol followed by single by rightfielder Glen Richardson gave Beatrice Foods 43 win over Mr Transmission last night in an interlocking game in the Barrie and District In termediate Fastball League The score was tied 33 at the end of the sixth inning When Mr Transmission pitcher Don Penfold got the leadoff batter for Beatrice Foods to ground out it appeared the game would end in draw But cat cher McNicol hit the double and then Richardson batted him in for the game winning run There was only one other game in the Intermediate League last night Barrie Co op shut out Barrie Floor and Wall 70 In the Mr Transmission Beatrice game Mr Transmis fastball BARRIE AND DISTRICT INTERMEDIATE LEAGUE Barrie CoOp Barrie Floor and Wall Beatrice Foods Mr Transmission BARBIE AND DISTRICT RECREATIONAL LEAGIE Clifton 11 Fisher Simcoe Merchants VESPRA SENIOR LEAOIE Edenvale 15 New Lowell Brentwood13Minesing Base Borden Angus slowpitch ETERANS SLOWBALL LEAGUE Sunday Results ANAF Angus 12 Jeans Variety Hill Social Kolmar Kosmos ANAF Barrie 441 Silver Fox Hill Local F647 16 and Auto Boyd PETER LANDERS home run scoreboard sta ndmgs Pls Hill Local 6547 13 28 ANAF Barrie 12 24 ANAF Angus 16 Hill Social 15 441 Silver Fox 14 Kolmar 14 LandMAutoBody 11 Jeans Variety 13 Top Batters Avg Roe Paul HS 774 Lawson Mark SF 835 Winkle Harry HL 958 Patrick Mike KK 651 Clark Rick HS 615 By THE ANADIAN PRESS OLA Junior Whitby 19 Missxssauga Oshawa 34 Brampton 16 sion scored three runs in the third inning to tie the score 33 The team was helped by short stop Corry Murphys homerun Beatrice Foods had no trou ble getting hits but they left nine men stranded on base Beatrice had four runs nine hits one error and nine men left on while Mr Transmission had three runs four hits two errors and four men left on There were no runs scored in the Barrie Floor and Wall Barrie Coop game until the fifth inning when Barrie Coop exploded for three runs on singles by shortstop Bob Thompson catcher Gary Atkin son and rightfielder Tom Posie In the seventh inning Barrie Coop collected four runs Se cond baseman Pete Landers batted three of those nuts in when he hit home run results By THE CANADIAN PRESS Inlernntlonal Richmond Charleston Columbus 10 Rochester Syracuse Toledo intucket Tidewater 24 American Auoclltlon Evansville Oklahoma City Springfield Wichita Omaha Indianapolis Denver Iowa Pacific Cont Salt Lake Hawaii Vancouver Portland Ogden Tacoma Resort SpoARlagie oemx II it mm erque ppd Pioneer Billings 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