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sop4u divismn oxamlnor mmy Sept 14 1917 Scott Haskins Funnilnei Spun Htei Sports are part of Gus Eyers For Sfessir and teriaixf lnmranee the bottom half of the first inning one lllt on three hits there were no Beatrice Foods emits and one man left on base When city ball fans attend lLtrric and District Senior Softtxill Leguc game or an intermixtiate Division ame at Quwns tark it is almost forgone mnclusion fiat this Eyers ill be in the seorers tsyoth announcing the game By eis has that speeial quality that lets hm get up in front of large gniups of people and talk Very few people hayc the qualii whether they admit it or not For liyetx its summer job One he can do that he enjoy and also something that he hopes will lead to futltimc career My ambition in life is to announce game at Exhibition Stadium in Toronto for the Blue Jays Eyers said recently It work at it anything ispossiblc Sports has always been big part of the 20 yearold tentral Collegiate students life He played in the Barrie Miner Hockey AssoCiation for seven years plays for ltarrie Floor and Wall in the intermediate Division of the Barrie ty Fastball League and is also an avid golfer with hair dicap of eight Sports has always been my life Eyers said want to stay involved in sports in some camcity because if has always been major part of me The move from punk kid who hung around Queens Park to scorekeeping and announcing job came quickly for Eyers He started as bat boy seven years ago and then hit ed the diamond for year It just gradually grew into fulltime announcing job Eyers said This is my fifth year as an announcer and really love it like half in general like the guys on the various teams and also enjoy working with statistics Eyers was espeCIally helpful to exsports editor Randy McDonald and myself He provided us with game reports after each game and once month compiled complete list of statistics from the Barrie and District Senior Softball League and the Intermediate Division The sports department certainly appreciated his efforts over the long season He matte our lives lot easier and less complicated Eyers like anyone else enjoys pat on the back when he does good job it tends to make the job worthwhile When people come up to me after game and con gratulate me for doing good job it makes me feel good By ers said the people appreciate what you are trying to do it makes it all worthwhile Money isnt the important thing in ajob like this Many speakers tend to get nervous in front of large groups of people but not Eyers The more people at the park the better helikcs it like to work for large crowd he said also like ey Citing close games fhaf Ontario Amateur Softball Associa tion game here between Owen Sound and Slessor that went 19 innings was one of the best games have ever worked Eyers has seen his share of good ballplayers perform at Queens Park over the past five years but one player sticks out in his mind Corby Adams shortstop for Beatrice Foods in the Barrie and District Senior Softball League is Eyers choice for the best ballplaycr in Barrie He is just super hitter and won the batting title with average of 391 Eyers said Eyers expects to be back at Queens Park announcing next season but after that it off to college and sports announc ing course Bill tfiiirlow one of Eyers closes friends is credited with getting him st arted as an announcer It takes while to get on to the proper way to score hits and errors Eyers said its harder than lot of people think its also responSIbility and something you can take pride in he added HERE AND THERE Doug Stieddcn is learning that JuniorA hockey is bit different than midget lie was in his first fight during recent game but also scored hattrick Congratulations to the Mansfield tugofwar team for their performance at the Labor Day Softball lournament ISorry guysi Barrie olts have an exhibition game at the Barrie Arena Saturday at 730 pm Slessor and Pcriarit Insurances foungame sweep of Beatrice Foods in the ltar rie and District Senior Softball League playoffs was real surprise 42 32 Jarawe corn Beet peewees win exhibition ball game son led Barrie to the win as ltlc two pitchers combinul to limit Thornton to Just five hits Mr Corn Beef of the peewee in the Barrie Minor taseball League pulled the upset of the season Monday as they bcal lhoriiton Village lnn peewees 12 in an exhibition game in lliornton Mr forn ltccf won the petwe championship in Bar ric but werent expected to beat Thornton who competed all season in the Ontario Baseball Assnmt ion itick firser and tircg Haver Swedish player faces trouble with immigration RllJJA tfPi Pierre Karlfson Swedish hockey player was detained in Mississauga Ont by immigration officials during the weekend until the president of milk lerricrs could negotiate the terms ofhis immigration George Maconachic president of the intario Hockey Association Senior team said Monday that Karllsoii called him from Sweden on Friday saying he would play for the tcam this season if it paid his way to Canada Maconachic said hc told Karllsoii the team would like to have him but would not pay his way Karllson was told he would be given the same Chance to make the team as any other player at training camp he said Maconachic said Karlsson flew to Canada then was do taincd by immigration officials In negotiations with immigration officials Maconachie agreed to put up at $1000 bond and promisxid to have the player out of the country by Oct if he makes the team and dont be surprised if hedoes then he has to fly home to Sweden see the Canadian consul then flv back in time to play in the 197778 season team has been Thornton Park starting at in interest ed cont act Knowles at 73721t5l sports calendar HARNESS RACING 43 pm Barrie Raceway SPORTS DAY in Georgian College annual sports day HOCKEY 630 pm Barrie Arena Barrie Colts training camp 830pm BarrieFlyerstrainingcamp FOOTBALL 315 pm Central Collegiate North Collegiate and Eastwew Secondary School football practices senior and junior tzl average this season The next closest hatter had an This is the first time Barrie able to beat The two clubs have scheduled rematch for Monday at Shear Mr Corn Betf would like to challenge any other pctwei teatns to an exhibition game it Hugh Kinettes win girls tourney 500 attend event Second gun show successful the second annual thin Show at nnadiaii lire orporafion tiicsday was only one amt half hours old and already it was SlltttKs ttver Trill persons had already filed into thc service centre at the tiinattian lires store lliiyficld Mail with the showjnst ball over total of tho visited the show last year There were nine displays including one by the Simcoe onnfy liowhuntcis new club with members The club was put togethci mainly as hunting club said ic Lawrciicc one of the clubs directois Tlth llIf IfIISlONSIC The club is member of the Ontario ltowhuntcrs Association and thc icsponsc to the club has just been tcriitic according to awnnce llc credits tilt opening of deer hunting season in Siiiicoc touiity toi the first time ittcf tl to Dec lot as one of the reasons for the increase tll bowhuntmg Dmlcrs crc on hand to display the latest shotguns riflcs as well as handguns Members of thc Itairic and District llnnfcrs and anglers foiiscrvatioii fliib set up booth to promote its thin Safcty toursesoon fosfart in tlic tall lticrc crc cr tvti guns on display as well as full range of equipment bows There were movics Hill on continuous schedule show ing the uses of the various types of guns MANY lllltl7l SHOW Store owner Arch ltrow said over tt had crowded into the show before it even began We dont expect to get as many people for the ollingwood and Midland area to the show as last year ltrow said Brown cx ilained the advertising for the show on flyVlt and ltAY conlt not be completed because the stations tower had been demolished last week in plane crash He said the oiitly ing areas did not receive such publicity about the show because of the crash The Kinettes woii the Barrie and District tirls Softball League tournament recently The tournament fiad tiff girls between the ages of to and lit Cttlnpttlllt in the lttlllltlltittllt tournament This is the first season for the leagite The volunteer coaches inn pires and parents made it all tXissible said league founder and tournament organicr Doris Larochc the players are keen to learn the skills and enjoy the game GAMES PLAYED total of seven games wcri played in the tournament with the Ruth lcmmcns coached Kinettcs inning The Alfandalc lfaidcis coach cd by Barry firstr and Lary North were the league chain pions fatti Honi picked up the in on the mound for Simcoc Auto Parts in the first game and tin 14gt Wltl oycr the Lioncttcs tiii dy Dutibrook took the logs SfftRlIDlllRElI Rom and Paula Iilclarlani scored three runs each in three trips to the plate Mary Pat lasagi pounded out triplc for the winners filoria Youiii coached the Lionitiis whiti Carl Honi was the winning coach athy fiorinan scored the loiic run for Lionel tcs lhc Raidcrs thcii dcfcatcii the ivcncttcs If in the st crind contest athy Sihcll was the winning pitchcr wife Rlion da Street took the loss The Raiders opened the scoring car ly in the gamc scoring three runs in the first inning adding SIX in the second and tour in thc third The fivcnctfcs fhin settled dow and rctircd the Raiders in outer in tire fourth inning liar bic Thompson scored the fivcncttes lllSt run in the third inning lraccy Sinith belted out home run in losiiii cause lll tinfourth inning fittftl llllllf lhc hitting of Shcllcy lcclar and Debbie ltorho with the fielding of Sltflt tsiop Sandy iIiigcl led the Kincttcs to its sc cond win downing thi firiolcs 13 lhc Klllttlts pouiidid out in rims in thc third inning and in thc liftfi to cruisi to vii tory fottio had Sltlfllf doitblc and hoiiic run in llllft rips to thc platc leclar also had ihrcc tilts Shcrry ilttllflil is the worn rug pitclici for thc Kiiicttcs whilc Dawn Siinpwiii ftic loss lhc flriiilcs caiiio back to ttill total of seven runs in the thii and fourth innings but thcralfy fell short fl2llftliltlal Kiiicttcs thcii oycrpowcrid thc Itaidcis ill the fourth Home of thc tiiiiitiaiiiciit Shows winning form Marjorie llickling shows the putting touch that won her the tub championship at the Day of hampioiis held recently at the lfarric ountry tluh trace thigh was the runner up while Ilclcn Mordcii took the handicap championship Shirley MacDonald took the cham pionship in the championship first flite tlt lsion and lictty ofey captured the handicap cuti solution litlc flIxaniincr lhotoi President of thc Sinicoc ounty Rowhuntcrs lub Vic Lawrcncc proudly displays ntw hunting bow at the anadian lirc orporations Second Annual tion Show lucsday The show was considered success by store owner rch lirowu chr 220 persons had entered the show before it even started tlluunincr lhotot spo West Bend dumps Ivy Mirror edges Queens tist tind beat by 73 and lfairic fifass and lirror cdgcd Qllfttl Hotel 12 ill lfarric and 9n District Ladies Softball lciguc playoffs Monday at Slitir Park West ltcnds win gayc them if lead in the bcsf of scycn Diyision final serifs wliilc thc Harric filass win gainc them similar lead in the Division West Bend canic out hitting in their game against lvy and scored two runs in each of the first two innings if lyy cr rors helped their ciiiisc Judy lczxctta Marilyn Han and ltrcnda losic Sttitttl runs for West llciid in the fifth inning to built upa fiye rim lcad West fiend addcd two iiiorc rims in the sixth inning and then ivy finally got on the socrcboard with two rims ll the seventh West Itcnd finished thc gaiia with seven rims on fivc hits and committed four crrors lvy had two rims on four hits and ttiadc lfl tfliits Qiiccn llotcl caiiic to play Monday lll ihc fifth game of flic it liisiovi playoffs as they scormf fic runs it the llfsl inn ing but it wasnt enough to to beat lirt Itfilit and litioi itari It flaxs canic right back with lt runs tfl the next two innings to takc the lead and their iddcd more runs lll the fourth inning to fake coin tnaud of the gaiiic Queens llotcl iiinaiicd to conic back with two more runs in the Sllll inning fit it wasnt enough is ltairic Glass added two runs lll fire last inning to tliiicfiflicgiinc lii rois werc major factor in fhciaiiicastgiiistisllotcl coin nnilcd 11in ltariicfilass was charged with eight Queens oiitliit flairic floss 127 but because of the crros constantly got flicmsclvcs lli trouble and thcy couldnt iciovcr Carlos Palomino defeats Azevedo LUS ANfilILIIS iili kcltcrwciglii king farlos laloniino scored unanimous dccision ovcr Italys fflvcraldo ccdo and featherweight champion Danny lopi stoptktl tosc lorrcs in seven rounds lucsday night in or ld liiillllttllllllil chain pionshipdoubleheader laloniino making lllS third tiflc dcfcncc Slllft he won the crown last summer had great deal of trouble with Alcvcdo the Ilifrycar old ring cfeian rankcd as the it contender laloinino was on thc illtllSlH throughout the round fight btit was unable to scorc any diiiiiagini blows to tits backpc dallingaiidclutchingopponent Referee Dick Young scored the fight llii ttti whilc judges Vlflttlftlgfttltt scored it til Hit and lofiii llionias lkl ialomino now has Bit rccord liilc cctto is til ltt Lopez making his first title dcfcncc since taking it from Do vid Kotcy bounced back from sccoud round knockdown to knock lorrcs to the canvas oucc iii the third round and twice in the next round Although Lope was unable to put him away lorrms corner called it quits after the scyciitli lorics did not answcr the eighthroiuid bell and Lopez was giycn knockout victory lt was the 33in in 38 fights for till 253 year old fighter from Al hambra falif now It it Hassles close Frontenac Downs KINGSTON lt lvaii iurnscy owner of i0lltlll Downs closed the harness racing track Monday afternoon and halted racing for the first time in thc tracks scvcnyear his tory iiurnscys decision to close the track affects more than 15o employees most of whom are part time as well as Boo to Zion horsemen who worked at the track during the racing season The fiveeighfhsof mile $15 million track has operated on continuous yearround basis offering racing twice week Its bit of bombshell track manager Mike lildworfhy said was reading list of itxpiiremcnts we needed to get fixed aiiil was half way down the list when he said thats it close it down He Eurnscyf told me he was sick and tired of the hassle he was getting from the lit or control board and the department of health He feels the frac has been hampered in its attempt to upgrade lounge facilities by unjust demands by government of ficials hirnscy said that at the start of the year he had no intention of setting but the government people are out there every day saying things like the bathroomsdont have enough light Well thcicsonly so initcli of that you can takc Green Machine starts rolling SlAYNER The freon Machine is back on track and rolling as the Stayner Collegiate junior football team takes to the practice field The club has been out all week practising and opens the season Sept 21 hosting Barrie Central Collegiate Game time isft pm oaches Ken Leyshon laul Zvonkin and Ernie Philip will be out to protect last years perfect nine wins no losses record Mariners cloim Medich SEAlTLE tAti Seattle Mariners have claimed veteran rightlianded pitcher George fltt Medich on waivers from Oakland As fhc Aincrican League expansion baseball team announch lucsday Medich was HHS this season with 461 xirncdrimaveragc in 25 starts with Oakland His fiveyear major league rccord is 6757 Basketball teams start SlAYNElt The Jets Rockets and Beavcrettes at Stayncr Tollcigate have been practising regularly for the upcoming girls basket blall season The midgcf aged Jets have ovcr 15 girls in camp with coachcs Joan Vickcrs and Linda Coultcr hopeful for good season The junior ftockcts under thc coaching of Mary Walton and senior BCIIVOIUHOS with Mom Simpson as coach are also workingout since the beginning of the school year Boxer falls from camel RENO Nev IAli farolinc Svcndscn the first licensed professional womcns boxer in the has been admitted to hospital following fall The fittiycarrold fighter suffered concussion and leaking of spinal fluid after falling from camel during camel ructrs at Virginia City New last Friday Her last fight was in March Powis signs with Racers INDIANAPHLIS tAli icnfrc Lynn Iowis who scored tti goals and had iui assists last season with Calgary fowtxiys signid lucsday with liidianiipolis Racers 0f the World Hockey Association low is 28 was the top scorer for tfic towboys llc previously playsd for hicago Black lfawksof lilf National llockcy Lcagnc Stoyner runners training Slii YNfIlt tiossioiiiiiiy tthiflftS zit Siayner Collegiate have been fogging sonic wcllcarncd milcagc this past week in preparation for the lllt lcagnc mcct today Aplftffiyltfliltfl fifi runners liavc shown up daily for train ing niidcr the coaching of Janet flaw lcy and Neill from Foxx undergoes surgery fiittfiNfti li itcraii import linebacker Ron Foxx undcrwcnt kncc surgery lncsday and will be lost to Toronto Argonauts for four to five itfiS spokesman for the Ianadian Football Lciiguc tcaiii announced Foxx injured his left knee Saturday night in thc Argonauts 2312 loss to Hamilton llgtlf iiis at Exhibition Sf admin Volleyball team practice Sltilt lhc niidgct and senior boys volleyball tennis Ill St ayncr folfcgiafc arc working out under the wat llllll cyc of coaches Leigh Mackic and Harold Scncar oachcs report that thc senior tcani have eXcellent height this year and good dcptli as 15 players have shown up for practiccaiid competing forthcsfaniiigpositions Nicki Loudo defects MUDENA Italy fAii fItiiirciiuiiw lllitllf1ilti of thc ltaliaii racc cars tianicd aftcr him said fucsday the sudden defer tion of llSlfltt drivcr Niki Lauda was causing the Ferrari stable serious hiring problems He said he could not yet announce full fcam for next season lhc Tiiycar old Ferrari said Laiidzis defection forccd hiiii to move on the diiycis market when tuost pilots had already been signed up Laiida announced he was itllltlfiL Ferrari two week ago lKl LlDs Curling entries accepted Registrations air now being accepted for the ity of Bar ric lcns uilmg Lcagiie lintry deadline isftcf ff llntry fee is $23 per fcam and the team must be employed by the samcfiim loinialify foi tlic league the man must be ciiiploycd ithiii the corporate limits of the tity of Barrie fianics will be held on Wednesdays at and St pm starting in late fictobcr Each team will play maxrmiim of 20 games plus playoffs and there ill be two week layoff bet ween New Years and thrisfnias All games will be played at the llarrie tountry lub For inorc information call the recreation office at 7264242 ex tension tiT Registration is on first come first served basis Flyers to sign new player Harrie llyers in the lntario Hockey Association Senior League will be holding press conference tonight at the Bar ric Arena at fo lcam general manager Stcy tripps said the signing would be the first one of the season lie aildcd the player to be signed would be iicw rookie in camp The Myers want to start thc season sf roiig so it can repre sent tttc league in fVectioslovakra Golf tournament planned The ltarrii touiitry liib lll be holding husbandwife golf tournament Sunday The players will be playing for flic Kempview Bowl and tournament fttllllltls it will be one of the final bigtour namenfs of the season Already iii couples have registered for tliccvciit Sno Voyageurs meet The Sun Voyageurs Snowmobile tlub ill hold general mcct mg on Sept JII at It This ill be the first meeting of the season and will be held at the onsuniers illS office Blue Flame room on Ferris Lane Skote exchange held The ltarrie Figure Skating tlnb will be holding an equipv inciit aiiil skatccxchangc at the Barrie Arena Saturday The exchange Will be held between it and pm and those wishing to enter something in thc cxvhangc area asked to dropfhcin off at the arena between Tand pm Friday Available will be figure skates figure skating costumes and hockey equipment The club will also hold registration Sept 20 and 22 at 155 Dunlop St to if in The club will be entering its 27th year of operation Registration scheduled The Essa Minor Hockey Association will be holding registration on Saturday between anin Registration will take place at Angus Park for boy to years of age it will cost player $30 to register oi xiii pcr fainin Rys dies in crash Lka ANtilILES tAlt iAS Angelis tccs for ward Mini ltys has died in all automobileaccident tttttttt est itci many the North American Socccr League team iniioniiced lucsday Rys 20 was acquired by the from tho ago Sting last May