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ing of organizers nament Sept to frontation yvon by Whitby in two straight games prizes ItlIIIIS parks Illslrtttlltltl coinpeititon pioiisliip final Sunday ey ening give Barrie Day one last plug Exhibition Stadium on Sunday have been gratifying pansion club II Hit IIiIIlttI made Stadium Elmvale trown of Illinvale gentlemen to play wit ilti HIHNI NASA series is tied at Legion Minor Hockey League will be holding registration nights beginning Sept at the Royal tanatiian Legion St Vincent St There will It four nights to register Sept betwmn ti and pni Sept 10 from ti III to noon Sept between and ti In and then again Sept l7 between in and noon tost is up slightly over last reason will St for one player 523 for two and $10 for the faint All players aged to 10 years of age are welcome to register for the 107778 season Legion minor hockey has made one significant change in ttzilor titfen at Walters Falls Barrie Raceway 745p In Sports corner Tourney draw fickle thing By RANDY MCDONALD Examiner Sports Editor tournament draws Just never seem to work out to the lik Eor example the annual Barrie Labor Day Softball Tour Ihe last thing organizers wanted was to pit together teams which had just finished tough OASA playoff series But they had little choice over the outcome of the draw and it happened not once mind you but twice Downsview the same team Beatrice Foods is currently playing In OASA competition drew Whitby in the first round The two teams just finished tough threegame OASA con Then theres hurch Homes and Owen Sound Kings arms Their numbers came up to meet in firstround play It was Owen Sound which knocked hurcti out of OASA pla The draw was made Monday at the tontinental Inn with 40 teams going after the Lions share of the 2400 in cash There are eight clubs in Group Ivo with the bulk in Group the The clubs are placed according to classification Beatrice Foods the defending tournament champions Barrie tivtip iiwen Sound Whitby Guelph Hornby Church Downsview ind Whitby are grouped together for clubs rated Senior or Intermediate The remainder are lntermuliate and Junior There is hefty contingent from Barrie entered in the 10th annual tournament which kicks off Friday at three ball Slessor and Ieriard Insurance Club meets Pickering Glass in first round play with Starr Electric taking on Charlie Aces of lorouto Barrie Floor and Wall testing Yonge Station Georgian Sports playing Sammys of Toron to Mr lransmission going against Bradford Queens Hotel and the Barrie Optimist Club takingon Rouge Hill The luck of the draw pitted IeterReino Sports Hustlers against another Barrie club Convertible Iools in other total of 7x games will be needed before the grand chain Barrie Day resounding success It all felt iiitp place so smoothly that Id be amiss not to Weve had few days to sit back and assess the project Weve also had the chance to get feedback from some of the over 1000 Barrie and area spectators which made the trip to And we like what we hear The comments from all corners Barrie set record by the Blue Jays standards by being the largest community group to attend one of their home games which is some feat considering the days have established record for single season attendance by an The Blue Jays were impressed Mike Nash manager of the Jays Group Sales Department and with whom The Ev aminer worked closely with to put Barrie flay together was taken by surprise by the enthusiasm with which the people of Simcoe County got behind the idea Ill tell you now in all honesty that had it not been for lot of people working together and for the cooixration ot the fans which made the trip the day would have been fiasco They rc the ones who deserve pat on the back The tide of humanity we epected to descend on Bay field Street in front of The Evaminer offices early Sunday iust The people came found their buses and got on And there they sat patiently to get underway tfor the most part There were few minor hitches which were worked out along the wag couple of persons forgot their bus numbers then there was one bUs with eight too Inany But in all cases everyone calmly accepted any changes which were It was good day all round and it felt good to let those other iitooo know where we were from We have to give it special nod to Tom Iark tenor anti ac cordiomst Bill Burnette both of Barrie farks singing of both national anthems wowed He even had the players taking note in what in the past has been rather routine prelude to the game Homer Barrett respected mon Simcoe tounty lost gentleman and one of Its best sport smen this week with the passing of Homer Barrett of Homer leaves many friends He was one of the best ball players in the county in the early nos Barrett tit was an cic ceptionally good hockey player having played on In termediate teams In lilmvale lenctang and Stayner sportsman he was second to none said John Homer was just gentleman among lte as iust great guy to play against and great guy He is sur iyed by his wife Doris and sons Shawn and Kent Sometimes the sheer bulk of other sports may override the performance of particular sport The Barrie tity Soccer lub has done lot of promo tion for the city with its play and when they can come up as big as they did against tittawzi earlier this week in the in tario up playoffs they deserve all the credit they can get lim Iayden defenceman tor the Barrie olts hinior Hockey tlub last season suffered shoulder iniury and may miss the opening of training camp expected to be on hand tonight at Queens Park for the 730 in game between the Slcssor and Ieriard Insurance tub and ttwen Sound Slessor pitcher Wayne McLennan and Owen Sound leftic Bratl lnderwood are expected to resume their duel which lasted Ill innings Sunday lhat bestotthree Legion hockey league looks to 77 season sports calendar ASA PLAYOFFS Beatrice Downsview 730 pm Queens Park Owen Sound vs Slessnr and Ieriard Insurance Best of three series tied ltt ITY IASIIIAIJ IIA WIN iiffcn ti Simcoe Hotel Starr Electric IeterIteino It tonvertible Iools El Barrie otlp HARNESS RACING GIRLS SDIII$II Civitans lit Kiwanis 10 Park hi Rob lower puts eyery thing he has behind serye to Don oulson in the final game of the senior boy division at the Barrie tity Tennis Tournament Tuesday at Queens Park oulson upset Bower 33 to win the tournament oulsons strategy was to play Ioh game with Bower and it worked to perfection Susan Brooks took the senior girls title Examiner Photo to take tennis title won the Junior title two coIi secut vc years oulson said Itoii oulson upset prcr by beating lan Iricst do In the tournament favorite Bob dei Iding game Bower it to win the senior boy In iunior play Sheryl Neely divisionot the tarrietitylcii had to beat loannc McLean nis Ioiirnainent lucsday at twice and to claim the Queciisfark girls title and Paul Betts won Eb Bowci and continually lob Gerald Burke took the end the boys title by beating Mark the bull batch llit rlttittttty solution championship insemor touens Il In the deciding worked pcrfcctly as toiislou boys play Susan Brooks won game had him off balance for much of the senior girls title with trlt Rob Bower was the hcay thegttmc win over Sue McNabb and Lisa fayoi Itc heading into the final love It toulson said after ohcn took the consolation title game against toiilson and had the Inatch didnt think could beat him before the to play the sainc type of game everyone at Exhibition and Brian ohen to ad Bower had to beat Burke no Brian ollins 00 and Same fly Civitans beat Kiwanis to advance into finals iiirz1tr Barrie iyitans of the Barrie one man on base to move the mini II milk In tit Tlm and District irl Softball kiwanis in front ttrt Latoiii Elf iddl League won their second then came home on single by 11 mm straight game in as many Bowlestoend thc stiitltlfl in the l1lllt nights Tuesday to advance to inning Ia my All itot hmlrmmdplm Wk ant iriyn iISl iy stoic iy HHS In of bItoadvaticctothcfiiial ImWm PW for the tivItans limiting the lit10 come from behind win to ll NlttltlHHSlUN hiwain to in will Inn on oiit eliminate the larrie hiwanis in NT on mum there were only five com lul It In the best of three hm iniimu Hm pctitors in each of the two contest humpr iuiiior tIl Isioiis so there was no Kiwanis opened the scoring in consolatit championship The the first Inning on hits bv Ber looser of the first aIIIe lid Is have the chance to come back nier Latoiir and Laurie Burden iftcr Susie Bowlcs had walked and challenge the winners for the championship but in both They added two more in the sc cases the player that lost the coiitl on hits by thcryl lc Blanc and Kelly iranthani before the opening game bowed out in the HMHSMHWI Kelly iraiitham was the bit final gun for the Kiwanis going tour Neely had an easy time winn Denise turran walked to start the ivitan third with forfour at the plate mg the Junior girls title as she McLean It lanicc Battersby and Sue Vcrral hit mm SWIM guni5 ii beat Uni singles Itd night at lttp iii iii lamswick TVIFBIII Mill Itll KWT Site Fltgel then blasted the next at mmmmnw park pm hand Milpan again +0 pitch into deep left field for phi with 11 pmnwuk Betts won the boys division triple and three ltBIs miiiupwcnl withsimilarcaseashewhippcd Maryanne Foster brought Donald Hunter to ouzens FM ItUtttt it Itttlhlt ltd Ted Wilcox +0 and oiizens for cami home herself off of thHMtlIltHlSRl1Ultl the second time in the toiiriia single by Linda Mouland to tie Henri Richard the Pocket iiicnt +1 the scoreat tit Itockct of Montreal anadiens The adults tchr Ill take Kelly Grantham Xiwered playedon 11 Stanley up chum over the courts for toiirna homer deep into right field with pionship teams record inent today at Queens Iark game tattcrsby went the distance for her second win going up 17 hits in it baitcr she faced thcryl Le Blant took the loss giving up If hits in It battcr factd good crowd is the format this season Last season tlic Major League in chided players between 13 and iii years of age THU DIVISIONS There are now two divi sion midget and Utlll The midget grouping is for players 13 to it years with the juvenile bracket for the older players Legion Hockey will also be using ltdnesday nights at Eastview Arena this season The Legion hockey league is one of the largest house league oiwrations in the city Last season games were played Saturday at the Barrie Arena and Monday and luesday even ings at IZasty iew Arena OFFERS COMFORT AND SERVICE FOR YOUR CONSIDERATION 0A FULLY STAFFED SERVICE DEPARTMENT AND OUR SERVICE VEHICLES CARRY COMPLETE STOCK OF PARTS FOR ALL MAKES OF OIL BURNERS 24 HOUR EMERGENCY SERVICE RADIO DISPATCHED ANNUAL FURNACE AND OIL BURNER CLEANING AUTOMATIC FUEL OIL DELIVERIES RADIO DISPATCHED LOW COST PARTS REPLACEMENT PLAN OFUEL OIL BUDGET PLAN NO CARRYING CHARGES OFURNACES HUMIDIFIERS AND AIR CONDITIONING COMPLETE FARM SERVICE DIESEL GASOLINE LUBRICANTS IF YOU SHIVERED THROUGH THE PAST WINTER COME ON OVER TO THE WARMTHOF SARJEANTS CUSTOM HOME COMFORT BARRIE 7282460 ORIlllA 3253513 PeterReine Sports Hustlers moved to within one game of Beatrice wins Beatrice Foods Downsview Sports 30 Tuesday in Downsview to take 10 lead they scored two runs in their bestofthree Ontario Amateur Softball Association Intermediate series Leo Belcourt blanked the home team on just five hits and struck out 13 batters to lead Barrie to the win Barrie jumped in front 10 in the second inning as Dave Baycraft reached baseon an error moved to second on sacrifice bunt and then scored on single by Mark Vincer Deciding game is on tonight McLennan and Brad Underwood are expected to Wayne iir Softball Associa resume their duel in the Ontario Amate tion OASA Intermediate AA playoffs tonight at Queens iiffen Farm Equipment took lead in their best of five Iiicreation liivision StIIlIIttlilI series with Simcoe Hotel lues day with convincing on III at MacMorrison fark Inatch hisonly chance wouldbe Bill McNaIiI threw it Six hitter and allowed only two run Iiers to reach scoring position to lead tiffen to the win Simcoe pitcher Dave Lowe struck out the side in the first inning but ran into trouble In the second when iiffen jumped ahead Hi Bob Thompson scored the run toulson bcai Kevm Murphy after reaching base with single He went to third when vance to the final game while ltoss Downcy singled and scored on Neil traig sat rificc iiften erupted for three more rims In the fourth inningI on four hits to take coIIiniand of the trans beat second time The contest earlier this week between the Ste Ieriard Insurance Club anti Owen Sound drew close to 600 spectators one of the best crowdsof the season McLennan led Slessor to 10 win to tie series and force the deciding game this evening Both games to date have gone into the twinning marathon Sunday tame time tonight is 730 pm Gitfen shuts out Simcoe Hotel 60 scored on Downeys double McNabb knocked with the second run of the nut single scorcd himself on Brian iii ing with fen double backtoback Thursday at Park 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