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WV County sports Motors pilots still cautious By BILL CURRAN Although Orillia Majors are currently leading three games to none coaches Gander Ross and Tex Howard arent taking anything for granted in the Simcoe County baseball finals with Alliston Canucks We still have to win another game to take the champion ship remarked pilot Ross Ball games are won on the field and theres always chance of an upset Thats exactly my view too interjected Howard who like Ross was one of the leagues best hitters until he retired as player to coach Originally scheduled for Sunday afternoon the fourth game of the series has been rearranged for Riverdale Park diamond at Alliston on Monday evening win for the Ma jors would give them sweep of the series but if the Canucks can turn the tide at home fifth game will be played at Orillia with tentative date Thursday evening Righthanders Jerry Udell and Peter Koehli and southpaw Mel St Onge were given credit by their coaches for fine mound peifdrmancesin Orillials first three wins Udell hurled threehitter in to victory in the series opener when Nick Owen of Barrie socked homer Udell yielded all three hits and two runsin the first frame and then blanked the Canucks the rest of the way without hit or run He chalked up 10 strikeouts in the process In the second tilt Keohli almost matched Udells achieve ment with five hitter as Majors came from behind to deficit to register close to decision at Alliston Koehli smashed homer for the winning run It was then the turn of southpaw St Onge who came up with his best pitching of the season in the Majors to home triumph Larry Halbert was the losing pitcher for second time although Barry Greer finished on the mound Former Barrie player Pat Hennessy belted three hits in three times at bat Doner hopes for better breaks Manager of the Alliston Canucks Bob Do er said he had hoped his Canucks would get better breaks first county title since 1968 That to loss was tough one for us he said pointing out his team was in front to at one stage and going strong We should have won that one In reaching the finals the Canucks did better than generally ex cted although the veteran manger had warn ed his team ad been steadily improving Alliston baseball fans were elated by the teams victory over the favored Ivy Leafs in the semifinals Right now we are thinking about the fourth game and well be out to win this time said manager Doner referr ing to Monday nights contest Veteran Scott Morrison Richard Kerr and pitcher Barry Greer are the three leading batsmen for the Canucks Peter Doner at first and brother Jim in the outfield both sons of the manager also have been having good baseball seasons younger brother Art 15 was 12th in batting iii the North Dufferin league and is expected to join the Canucks next year Doner hasnt decided to start Halbert again or give Greer the assignment for Mondays game Barry was top pitcher for Mansfield in the North Dufferin circuit Pitcher Chris Darling 20 and Mike Crawford are two ver satile players whose improvement received special praise from the Canucks manager The Alliston club decided not to participate in OBA playdovms Majors have senior OBA games with Leasidc Leafs to keep them active this weekend Shanty Bay golf championships Over at Shanty Bay golf club George Bedard is to meet Pat Bond in the first flight final for the mens 1977 cham pionship with the winner playing Bob Coulsoti for the title The last three still in the handicap competition were Bob Major Bruce Campbell and Bruce Gapp with the latter in the final George and Martha Bedard qualified to meet Cheryl New and Bruce Gapp in the mixed final The ladies championship was settled earlier with Sue Ma jor taking the honors President Pat Mossop won iii the first flight while the finalists iii the handicap event are Bea Smylie and Martha Bedard At Simcoeside course near Hawkestone preparations are proceeding for the Jack Treloar open tournament major event at this club with valuable prizes It is to be held uti Saturday Sept 10 Don Drever was the winner last year and is expected back to defend the honors An open tournament for ladies at Base Borden course is scheduled for Thursday Sept with the winner to receive the Molson trophy Collingwoods Blue Bountain course will be the scene of an invitational competition for Scenic Caves and Molson trophies on Sunday Sept 11 while Huronia and District ladies senior and Diamond Lil championship has been book ed for Brooklea corse Midland on Wednesday Sept 14 Bernie MacDonald is getting ready for the annual par three championships at Green Acres golf centre on Labor Day diving attempt but miss nevertheless for Margaret Mulder of Jlis Big Boys Margaret one of numhcr of girls in thc Ilarric Minor Baseball League played third base Friday in the opening round of playoffs of the pcewcc division at Mac Morrison Park JIts went on to defeat American Hotel and advance into todays scmifinal round The championship game will he played Monday Tyke playoffs also opened up on number of city hall parks Friday The playoffs continue today with the championship final slated for Queens Park at pm The con solation final will be played earlier Kirks Kids fell to Tall Trees am pground 83 with Simcoe Datsun defeating Starr Electric Ifrilhn tyke play Friday Examiner Photo the examiner Saturday August 21 1917 i3 rying for their Minor league playoffs now in full swing Playoffs of the Barrie Minor Baseball League opened Friday at parks throughout the city In peewee play at MacMon risou Park llls Big Boys edg ed American lIotel Ill10 with Mr torn Beef taking Ill8 decision front PeterReino Sports Tyke play saw Tall Trees Campground stop Kirks Kids 83 and McDonalds defeat iau real Estate with Simcoe Datsun stomping Starr IZlcct ric 13 Cameron McLeod hit grand slam homer for Simcoe Iatsun to ptit the game out of reach in the fifth inning McLeod had another single and scored patrol runs Jimmy Sands connected for pair of key hits to drive iii thrce runs One of INS hits was it triple iii the fourth Michael Miller pitched three innings for latsun giving up two hits whilc fanning seven Sands took over for the rest of the game giving up no hits and fanning four hit ters The win puts Simcoe into the sendfinals scheduled for toda at Queens Park Both the con solution and championship games will be played tonight tit Queens IRIIIJI II lall Trees conic up with rare triple play in their game with Kirks Kids at Illlltltl School Friday It happened iii the fourth inn ing when litic shot was snared by shortstop Mark Zicglcr who went to sccond iiilelllilll tircg Ward for the second otit Ward tlicti relayed for first baseman Stcvc ltziticliman to catch the runner off base for the third out llcnii Williams was the winn ing pitcher going three innings striking otit five and walking scvcn batters truig Icrr took over iii the fourth and rtcordcd Sl SillktriUIS Whip COOP lOl Beatrice Foods just too Beatrice Foods swept over Barrie oOp Friday Hi It claim the bestofthrce utarii Associatior Amateur Softball tttASAJ Intermoliate series 20 Nick Owen had one of the four hits off Leo llelcourt Friday in the second game of the ASA playoff series between Beatrice Foods and Harrie TOOP The Cit0P shortstop finished the season with 400 average tops in the Barrie City Fastball Leagues Intermediate Division Beatrice Foods defeated C00 100 Friday to take the ASA Intermediate series two games to nII Examiner Photo strong Beatrice illiitlS unleashed lzihit attack for the win at Iidhurst lark Leo litcourt licld totlp tt four hits with Ken Iayne trigg with Illf loss iakchlillcr was the to stickiiiziii for Ilcatricc witl thrcc hits iii four trips to lllt platc Miller iictirlj had perfcct record cxccpl for scn sationul catch by ficldcr Hit lloggaitli IIoggiirtli made diving roll ing catch off droppuig shot by Millct just otic of several key catches by Iloggarth in tin game He also robbed IIriiic Millet of it hit The next gaiiic Ittl Heatiict will Icpcnd upon the outcomt of Sundays game between Owen Sound and the Slcssor and Icriard Insurance tlub of Queens Park 2pm Ivy in Killaloc Thornton Villugc Iiiti at Arva 830 it Queens Park series or pm in tournament Industrial 8H0me Carpeting at 7372860 sports calendar BASH II League playoffs of minor baseball lcuguc ill Qucciis park beginning 10a in Championship game at in ttkci at MacMorrisoii park pccwcc playolfsat in lp tn SII llartictity in hit awa itiiitario upi Aurora llangcrs at Barrie Itlues IIA PLAYUII Ivy Killaloc vs lltafstfirst gantc best of thrch SINIY UIIA IIv YUIIS ASA ILAYUFIS Icriard Insurance tflwen Sound leads best of tlircc Int AA Everyday Specials 10 off all remnants 305 BLAKE ST Joe ngradine Medal in each race Conodos swim team is on medal spree StllA iulgziria itli anadas spirited swimming team led by Graham Smith of Editiontoii and Marian Stuart of llortal Quc coiitinticd to pilc tip medals Friday at the World Student tomes With ottc day rcmaining aii ada now has four gold sis Sll vcr anti fotir brone medals and has moved ahead of ttba into sixth place iii medal standings Led by Smiths victory in tin zoo tiictrc breaststroke and Stuarts gold llltill in thc woiiicns too breaststroke Villl ada collwtcd medal iti each race Friday It was the second gold forStnith Smith also contributed speedy brcuststiokc leg to Volunteers are needed for Patrol The titizidiuu Ski Patrol system cntrzil Zone is look ing for volunteers to propcily sttift thc kl areas it sctviccs This area includes resorts from Metro Toronto through Itarric olliiigwood and the Ilctivcr tllc Districts Qualifications arc rigid and iiicludc set of £Illlllillltlll mi ski safety klllltl and first aid The Patrol howcvcr chcomcs applications from zitiyotii IGyctirs or older oii registration nights Illgistttfioii for lhc cotttlttg Season will bc held at liail Ilaig Secondary School Itiu Iriticcss Ave Willowdalc Sept lit at in Additional information IS availablc by contacting Shirlcy Millard txccutivcdirector tit IIIT ozoo during regular llISlIlS liollrS twcn Sound vs Slcssor and 11 ISIIrll IIII lll MucMorrisoti Iark tliltoii IIotcl is iiftcti Farm IIquiptiicnt Ifltltilllttll Ii isoni GULF Spiitigwatcr iolf oursta annual Ilarric llcrs itioiiictrc tnodlvy rclay tcam that fllllSlltti lfttlltl bchind thc lnitcdStaits The success of the mini triers the only other medal for anadii was provided by hiin jumper Itcbbic trill curlicr in the wcck cruscd sonic of thc disappointiiicnt at losses to thc Sovicf Itiion and Romania lll mens and woiiicnl llflrktIltilil and the elimination of the tuiadmn UtlttlS Ill llttIlt wrestling lhc Smict lnion defeated antida Tilrtlfl iii nitits bickct bull wltilc Ilultuiia lllftl ti victory lll tlicwoiiicii il II4tll The ousted wicstlcis wcrc ltttrpouiid Iiltlit rd Itltiliti1ltilHitllgloti falls tint I343 pound Ittlll itcilcr of Kitclicucr int and LEVIXHIITII Mikcliiury of St John NIISSIII IIIS Ilavid Iopc of Vaticouycr fin ishcd lirtli in thc qualifying round of turns pltitfoin diving and misscd rcachiiiiI illt llllilis The mens vollcylitill team dcfcatcd Holland to to Iftf ill Ilscction match whilc utm downed anada to iii consolation water polo Ihc cpec team was eliminated iii the first two rounds aftct bow ing toroto Poland and It to the Bronc medals wcrc won by Danielle lailu of Moiitrcal iii 32 womens 200 metre individ ual incdlcy Andy Ritchie of Thunder Ila iii the 400 iiidividr uul intdlcy and llrucc Rogers of Toronto In the zoo metre llllI tcrfly Mtcitcllc tioivct of finished fotirtli behind llzilla and Anne Mcrklinger of lianatu tint tJlS sixth iti tfic ratc won by Stuart Michael Ixti of aticoutcr was eighth as ltogcrs won his bronc tnedal and Itou nmpbcll of Iatcrloo nit was fourth behind Siiittli in thc brcaststrukc loliii Van Ilurcii of New West iitiiister Rt Itui lhoinpson of Iorotito and Mike Ifloiidul of Vancouver ioiucd Stititb iii the second plztcr finiin Toronto Vikings snap Miamis ItltitiMltll tt Minn tAli Hookic pitirtcrluick Iotttttiy Krtitiicr thrcw illS first pltiltSSlUllltl touchdown pa and second ycar Itittl Iluck White and Sammy White cucli scored touchdowns as liti ticsota Vikings ovcrwliclnicd Miami Dolphins Ili in National Football Icaguc exhibition game Friday inibt Ihc cxpcricnccd Minnesota dcfcticc which allowed fttoli than 1000 yards and To poiiit lll its first thrcc cxhibition gutiics dominated the conch which snapped Miamis string of II straight prc sciison victoiiiu llic Vikings intcrctpttd four pasxcx and Itttntltti one ftltll blc Ill thc one sided itittltxt Miamis frustration cltinucd III the final seconds of thc gatiic when the llolphiiis fatlcd to score lll four plays from two yards otit Defensive tucklc Iluck Whitc the Vikings No draft pick year ago scored on tl yard fumble recovery and wide rc ceivcr Sammy Whitc caught Frau larkciitoii pass for streak touchdown curly iii the Second quarter to give the Vikings II lcad Mllllltsiiill now 31 in exliibi tioti play scorcd oii Itick Dun nicicrs ttryird field goal in the final play of thc hall and then opttttd 24o lead early iii the third quarter on Itobcrt Millers ouc Vtllti scoring plungi The Dolphins who defeated Tampa Bay usliington and Itallas cailicr IIIIS season scored their first pullth mid way through the third quartcr on Bob lricscs tfiryard touch down pass to Iloaird Mcfrcary Kramer the Vikings top draft choice IIIIS year fired scoring pass to Bob itllll on play coycrmg 51 yards with 20 left iii the third quarter as Min titsotus lead ballooned to 5077 tiriin caught the ball at the Miami th and oulraccd the Holy phius secondary to score Iircd os kicked litryard field goal with 2331 left in the game to complctc the scoring Iarkcnton completed of 26 attempts for IT yards while playing less than three quarters of the game EASTVIEW POWER SKATING scuoor Eastview Arena Sept 19Oct I977 Qualified Instruction For applications Phone 7266630 7289966 Barrie Day tops them all The weatherman seems to be obliging the buses are all booked and ready and every thing else appears in order for Barrie liay Sunday Well be over loti strong Day at IllueJays game the largest civic group to have when the first pitch is against the aklaiid flllflL iii tlic afternoon tilt lord Mills acting mayor for Septcmbcr will be on the field to present Jays manager Roy llartsfield with mcmciito of our isit All this will take place before game flllttill approxuiiatcly lli iii Tom Iark of Harrie professional tenoi will be on hand to sing both national anthems accompanied by accordionist Ilill Burnett of liarric lwcuty buscs will he on hand bright and early Sunday morning They will be parked iti front of the Examiner Itayf icld Street and ready to begin loading shortly at lickct holders have fact sheet which listed their hits number They are asked to be at The IIxaniiner iii plenty of time to loud The buses will be clearly marked Tllh is must Buses will begin leaving at to am or earlier Late arrivals may find themselves without bus Buses will return from the NE at pm oming home the buses will leave as thcy fill to get you liotiic quicker lhc rlxiiiiiiiitii staffers will be on hand to assist at both departures Ila field Street between liunlop and Simcoe Streets will be closed to traffic Sunday morning Parking is available at municipal itth along Simcoe Street atid elsewhere in thc ci IV Illuc lays opcnd tlirccgamc home stand with the As Friday on losing notc dropping the opener ill The two clubs squzirc off again today and Sunday lliarric Day All proceeds from the lfixatnincr orgunicd Itay will go to thc Ilurric and Ihstrict lntted Appeal 49 world records fall at Games for Disabled EDMONIUN Ii Am putec athletes at the tanadian Games for the Disabled have produced 40 world records bro kcti itiorc than tit tanadinii records and set tiiorc than To games records Today is the filial day of the games being staged ill the Im GOING TO THE Go With TRA VEL WA YS median National Exhibition Toronto Aug I7Sept Open Sundays Yes We are offering doy excursions to the versit of Alberta This ycar there have been some excellent rookies from across the country and Can adas prospects for the next OI ympiad in Holland in 1980 are very bright indeed John Gib son amputee games president CNE from Barrie with packages like these BUS TRANSPORTATION $695 BUS TRANSPORATION And Gate Admission BUS TRANSPORTATION Gate Admission Grandstand Show 5495 ALL RETURN FARES DEPARTURES DAILY MONSAT AND LOOK AT THESE EXTRAS Air Conditioned Coach Hostess Service on some depor tures Express service to the CNE No Parking Problems Here or There For Further Information call us TRAVELWAY PHONE BARRIE 1280100 STOCK BROS BUS LINES LTD