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1o tho examiner tuna Sept 20 1971 Whats up Free rides must halt By WERNER BERGEN Sports Editor There are many people in Barrie who are takin free ride Unfortunately most of them dont know it it my cost the snowmobiler in the area his trails Last year there were over 10000 snowmachines negistered in Simcoe County yet less than 15 per cent of the owners belonged to snowmobile clubs There are infinite advantages to belonging to one of the 22 clubs in the Huroriia Snowmobile Asstwiiition or to the seven in the Central Zone The Central Zone take in Siniwe Conn ty and rts of York and Gray counties The iggest reason to belonging to club is the trails Those well groomed winter trails of snow through the forests are taken care of and in most cases created by the in dividual clubs In the Huronia association there an almost 1000 miles to trail and t5 of those are in the Central Zone Many people dont know how the traib got there or who taks care of them said Central Zone president Rick Hubbert of Barrie He added many people think that the Ministry of Natural Resources takes care of them Hubbert explained the ministry allocated the association over 33601 last year and groomed 10 miles of trail That 836000 sounds like lot of money but it Lsiit Rub bert said Hubbert explained the individual clubs donated total of almost quarter million dollars in voluntary labor machinery and materials last year He said with all the machines registered in the area the amount given the club is only small percentage of the registration fees Hubbert said the clubs maintain and build trails but only few work so that all can enjoy the winter sport That he said is where the problem lies He used Collingwood as an example to prove his point Several years ago there were over 500 club members in the Collingwood area and it had some of the best trails Last vear the total club membership dropped to 35 Hubbert said the clubs may not go into operation this year because of the lack of interest If that happens there will be no trails in the Collingwood area Hubbert said He added it may happen in the Barrie area although the seven clubs in the zone are quite active He said few are working while everyone else literally has free ride The Central Zone has working budget of 36601 this year with the money gonig to pay for wages fuel lease costs signing and bridge ork Registration fees to the clubs go towards paying full time trail groomers the cost of insurance erecting Signs and building bridges He added trail cutting and bridge budding was done by voluntary labor with machines donated for the work The rest of the money is raised through fund raising activities There were 10 miles of new trail made last year and Hub bert hopes for another 10 this year Hubbert says the zone hopes to eventually have 30 miles of trail ur single biggest problem is funding Hubbert says The trails are good new but could be even better with more members if someone wants to help they should 10m club even if they dont want to work Well put the registration ice good use Hubbert says it costs in the neighborhood of $100 mile to maintain the trail He added trails do not cro$ open water or ice bridge is built over every stream in the Lone no matter what the size of the body of water We like to get those riding free into clubs Hubbert said its to their advantage They are also contributing to mak ing sure they have trails to ride next year if the club system fails we have nothing he stated $2000 pocemile slated tomorrow The International Stock Foods invitational race will be held tomorrow at the Barrie Raceway The $2000 pace mile will be the seventh race of the evening with post time for the first race at 745 pm Some top horses and drivers will be in the race including Hid den Pleasure who has won two of its last three preferred paces The number two horse will be Avery owned by and Stables and trained by Kent Baker all of Barrie Johnny Com mand will be the number three horse and ran 201 in its last six races E1 Royale will be number four El Royale won at Mohawk Friday night in 202 Pinedalc Mike is the number five horse and finished second and third in two trips in Barrie last April Js Tequila will be the sixth horse and is veteran cani paigner Number seven is Danny Hartack and is known as the King of the Half Milers from the Russ Irwin Stables in Coll ingwood Royal Lace will be number eight and is the only mare in the field She has raced in top mares classes at Mohawk and done well szfijzzm Nv teem7 more 72 lt txwr mapsywsggemr$Wirifl Raceway entries WEDNESDAY Sixth pace mile 0700 First ptici mill$800 2MISS EMILY ROSE Harris 8HIGR ATTORNEY Brown 7AHARDY CASHIER Scrannagc TEXPRESS TRAIN Brooks ECHRISS TAR BOY Rowe 2STABLlJMATE Harris 1K Waygala Nicholls lArichat Sea Clement Hersey Ed Jone tattle Action Cox 4Rerie Rick Edwards +Champ Valley Clement 5Lancers Dist Brooks Jl SCarolina Cotton Rutledge trArraw Panaro Crowe Glemive Penny Dixon Second pat niilc 8130 Edwards it U0 ours TEQUILA Brown 691 SW we 5P1NEIALiIM1CK re 4COSTAL 0Lle Bowman LHiddm plwsure llorva Loukras Avery 8J3 2Swrft Luck Harris 340 Command Vance 3Byc Bye Brian Boékm 4El Royale McEachern 7A JSiner ERGyang BAraniac Flint Sheldon Third trot mile 55 EM 37 00 2MIST1 LEE FROST Jones TLL IIME WNW SFLORAS K11 Scrannage 730 WWW mo onorvs BOMBER Rutledge GOLDUCK Bmwn LA Highland Morrow 2Bellwood Charms Scrannugc ItJets Ena Dixon 838 Byron +NmmAmbw Hutton SSwift Orbit Brown 7Rosa Rowe GBUILErnut Runi Slimr Scamp Jackson Huiger Beaver Adios Byron Fourth pace milc 8550 Ninth pace mllc $600 JCRESLS BEE MacKenzic 4WB MCKLYO Dixon lAIR TRAVEL Rowe SMUVE STEADY Jackson HGOOD RiGHl Kerlukc 7IIASTER ROGUE Dunbmio 1Canadian Byrd Harris 1Beau Striker Rtdpath 2WillLorllickory Hie 2Keotucky Caper Jane SSpinning Shadow Jarvis JTrigger Johnston Scrannage bMooii rbit Scrannagc GRitzy George Fully 7Bombay Terisac Dixon BKniyit Bloom Brown Fifth nit mile 0600 Tenii pace mile 8500 7ROONEY GOLD Scrannage 1HYING MLSS Crowe 2SPIZEDYMANSSIAR Lawson 7WINDOWS JOE Anncmd ZlOLAJ umiAiuo Nicholls lNOJO KIN Wm 1Iembo Debbie Stiner 2vSt Vincent Allen +lotta llorsc Moir 3Hilltop Count amok SSharp Speed Brown SSnegeni Lochinvcr Kuypcn 6Cyclonc Bob Cowe 6MajeslicDream Byron ESniokc Out Hutton BNight Flasher Durbono sports calendar SWIMMING am Barrie YMYWCA Barrie Neptune Swim Club morning workouts SOFTBALL Bradford Church Homes Church lads bestofseven senior league series 31 830 pm Church Mobile Homes vs Bradford Queens Hotel Fourth game of Senior Softball League semifinal series pm Shear Park Barrie and District Girls Softball League game and award presentations ASTBALL Convertible Pools PeterRei no Petervfieinoleads bestofseven Int Division series 20 645 pm Queens Park Convertible Pools vs Peter Reino Third game in Intermediate Division final series pm MacMorrison Park Georgian Sports vs Giffen Farm Equipment Giffen leads best0fseven final Recrea tion Division series 31 FOOTBALL 315 pm Central Collegiate North Collegiate Eastview Secondary School football practices Doug Robertson goaltender for aklcy Park of the Barrie Optimist iiiior Soccer ssociation mosquito diiision uses his body to stop shot during the clubs warmup Saturday The top two clubs in with diiision met at Steele Street School to decide the iariou championships tIhamincr Photo King promotes Fights resume NEW YORK tAPi Promoter Don King announced new European boxmg alliance Monday and said he planned to resume the suspended pro boxing championships next January With or Without ABC the ring entrepreneur said of the televised shows that were suspcndcd in April after seven weeks bewuse of alleged rigged rankings kickbacks and conflicts of interest King promoted the show which wcrc carried on tlic ABC net work Before the tournament could be completed Aitt sus pended the bouts and launched an investigation Most of the charges were ncvcr fully substantiated King who has bounced back strong from this controversial venture disclosed that he had formed ti partnership with 17m bcrto Branchini of ltaly promincrit Europctiii promoter and manager for an exchange of ranking boxers The best fighters in Amcrica including Muhammad Ali and Ken Norton will fight in Europe and Brziiichiiii will gct the best boxers of Europc to fight on this Sltlt of tlic Atlantic King said MANAGES MANRHJ Branchini manages among llitts WBt world light heavyweight champion Migiicl tiicllo and junior middleweight champion Rocky Mat tioli We are arranging bouts for these fighters it this momcnt King said King who promoter some of heavyweight champion Miihariiv mad Alis title fights in the glamour capitals of the world also introduced former heavyweight coiitciidcr Jcrry Quarry who he said was coming out of two ycurs rctircmcnt to takc another shot at the crown He has his mind working in conjunction with his body now and the world is hungry for white hopc He will make his comeback debut Nov mccting Lorenzo Zanon of ltzily on the card of the Ken NortonAJimmy Young fight in Las Vagas Sciorro is back on injury list VANCOUVER 11 John Sciarra the Canadian Football Leagues 1970 rookie of the year is healthy but headed back to British Columbia Lions injury list for another 15 days Sciarrzi will sit out the ncxt two games even though hc has recovered from the hamstring pull he suffered in tlic Lions fir st league game against Calgary Slampcdcrs The reason Leon Bright who replaced Scianti on the roster is even healthier and appcars to stand good chance of suc cccding his predecessor as tho CFle top rookic told him Sciarra ld try and lo onc of two things ptit him on the rostcr or tradc him said Lions coach Vic Rapp who is preparing for Saturdays clash hcrc with Edmonton Eskimos Rapp said tfic Lions havcnt bccn able to work out trade for thc fomicr Rose Bowl star and aint activate him because of Bright pcrforiiizincc p0 Reino wins 21 takes 20 lead PeterReino scored two runs in the first inning and then held on to nip Convertible Pools 21 in the second game of the in termediate Division of the Bar rie City Fastball League playoffs Monday at Queens Park PeterReino now leads the bestofseven finals 20 The third game will be held today at 645 pm at Queens Park PeterReino collected only two hits off Don Dykstra Con vertible Pools pitcher and were held hitless during the tworun uprising in the first in ning Triumphs 21 Doug Eves and Rick Saun ders advanced to base on cr rors Davc Douccttc drove in the first run with ficldcrs choice Paul Vinnispcn pounded pitch to deep lcft ficld to ac count for the second run Saunders raced home from third base on the play Convertible Pools got right back in the game with single run in the fifth inning Arnie Ncal started the inning off with single lie moved to second on single by Paul Osachuk and scored when John Burcau aiiic through with lwoouthit Convertible iools best up portunily to tic the game ltlilt in tlic citaith inning when it had runners on second base twicc but couldnt got the timcly hit Dykstra gave up two hits stuck out one walked three and hit one batter lctcr Rcino pit chcr Ron Mcch got the win despite giving up eight hits llc struck out three and walked one if PeterRcino 200 000 0002 onv PIS 000 010 0001 if Church rallies to win Church Mobile Homes proved that game is never over until the final out Monday at Queens Park Bradford Queens Hotel lcd 10 heading into the final inning of the Barrie and District Scnior Softball League semi final game but Church came back with two runs to win the game 21 and take 31 lead in thc bestofsevcn series Bradford played the game under protest because it was not notified of the substitution of Churchs Gary Worrod Baltimore blows bid to overtake Yankees BALTIMORE AP Ar For the second consecutive lay the baseball fans of Baltimore said painful farewell On Sunday record regular season crowd of 51798 attended Thanks Brooks Day honoring retired third baseman Brooks Robinson sign hanging from the upper deck was inscribed it hurts Only 3325 fans were on hand Monday night when the Orioles lost 31 Amcrium League deci $1011 to Toronto Blue Jays anti they may well have waved goodbye to Baltimores unex pected bid for division chum pionship Baltimore muffed chimu to gain on first place New York Yankees who lost to Boston Red Sox 63 and the Yanks still lead both the Orioles and thc Rcd Sox by 111 gamcs The Yaiikctzs have only 11 games rcv mainiiig one more than thcir challcngcm The Orioles kncw Boston was ahead whcn IAc May grounded into doubli play to end thc eighth inning with runners on first and third And the Yan kccs defeat had been posted on the scoreboard when similar threat died in the ninth WATCHING BOARD lIlRIS Ihat hurts Baltimore maritigci Earl Wcavcr said of thc scorclmard watching But it hurts the some way whcii youre winning and you look tip and see the Yanks conic from behind to win Willi Toronto ahead 21 El liott Maddox opened the Balti morc cighth with IRS third hit off wmiier Jcrry Garvm 1010 Rich Daucr who hit home run in the sixth thcii fouled out while attempting to sacrifice and Kcn Singlctoii followed with single Maddox reachcd third base on the fill when vctcran Doug Radar playing his first major league game in the outfield slipped and fell on the wet grass when he appeared to have ii chance to get Maddox But May who has 90 runs but ted in grounded sharply to shortstop Tim Nordbrook and thc formcr Oriolc started doublc play After the Blue Jays scored in the ninth Eddie Murray star ted Baltimores last gasp with disputed douhlc which led to he ouster of Toronto manager Roy Ilartsficld Left fielder Stcvc Bowling dove to make the Citi ch but thirdbast iimpirc lcd liendry niled that the ball was trapped MIASINGIEI Andres Mora singlet Murray to third but Garvin retired Doug DeCinccs pinch hitter Barrie rugby teams continue undefeated Barrie Firsts won its sixth consecutive game in the Ori tario Rugby Union with 200 victory over Toronto Welsh Barrie Seconds cdgcd Picker Olmstcad said one of the trics was an outstanding pcr formancc He said LeSagc dazzled the opposition by eluding four Welsh tacklcrs and ing Wanderers 1410 to win its ninth consecutive gamc recent ly in the union Barrie first look 160 lead after the first half against the Welsh and it was done while go ing against stiff wind The hot and humid weather took its toll on the players in the second half sai Firsts layer Jack lmstca He sai the laycrs lost lot of stamina an Barrie was only able to score on single try LEI BARRIE Bernie LeSage led Barrie with two tries that were con verted by Bobby Lamb went in for the score The third try in the half was set up by Jim Whitfield Whitefield slipped Laurie Caldwell nifty pass who went in to increase Barries lead SCORESIVY Veteran back for First George Gibson scored the only try for Barrie in the second half He scored on rambling play that saw most of the Bar ne team handle the ball The Seconds battled its toughest opposition of the season in the second place Wanderers Olmstead said it was tight game Pickering opened the scoring with converted try to take 60 lead Greg Brcnnor scored an unconverted try for the Seconds to tighten the game at the half Pickering again opened the scoring in the second half by gaining an unconverted try and taking 104 lead INCREASES LEAD Wilf Scannon scored for Bar rie with an unconverted try and Pete Cotsell finally gave Barrie the lead with converted try The Seconds next game will be against Toronto Lions Satur day at Sunnybrook Park in Toronto The Firsts will take on division leading York Yeoman on Saturday at York Universi ty Terry and Dave Skaggs Rookie catcher Rick Ccronc had three of Torontos scvcn hits off Rudy May 1713 and drove in two runs Roy ilowcll drove in the other run stolen base by Doug Aiilt set the stage for Ccroncs two out runscoring single in the second innning and John Scott stole third in the ninth after the riolcs apparently had him picked off Scott mnning for Ault who had doubled took step back toward second after Steve Bowling lillltd to hunt Biil just as catcher Skaggs thrcw Scott took off for third and butt thc relay from shortstop Mark Belangci cronc who has six hits 111 10 at bats against Baltimore this season then followed with runscoring doublc rowlcy Weaver was hiin in his praise of Garvin 21ycarrold lefty who has allowed thrcc earned runs or less in 22 of his 12 starts The Blue Jays havc scored 10 runs in his last nine losses For the first seven innings neither team could get anything going as Church pit cher Don McFadden and Doug Cook of Bradford engaged in pitchers duel Church had its chances Twice it had runners as far as third base but couldnt get the timely hit Bradford finally got on the scoreboard in the eighth inning when Less Chasson stroked home run KING TRIPLES Terry King delivered one out triple for Church in the bot tom of the inning but Ken Ban ncrmari struck out and Bob Browning grounded out to end the threat hurch finally put everything together in thc ninth inning Worrod reached base on fieldcrs choice and McFadden followed him with single and stolen base to put mnncrs on second and third with one out ook dished out an mtcn tional walk to Jim Burke which loaded the bases FORCED Rl Jim lcann walked to force in the first run of the inning and then flow to McFadden drove in the winning run by hitting into ficldcrs choice hurch Homes two runs came on six hits It committed one crror and left Six men on basc Bradford got its run on fottr hits it had no errors and left eight men on base The next game in the series is scheduled for tonight in Brad ford starting at in 11 Bradford 000 io 0101 hurcli ii 000 002 Orillio wins opening race The first Georgian Bay Secondary School Association GBSSA crosscomitry meet was hcld recently in rillia and the host lcam rillia District ollcgiatc and Vocational Ill st ilutc came out in top North ollcgiatc in Barrie finished second just one point bchiiid rillia North iiiidgcl boys and opcn girls both won tlicir divisions rind Stcchoncs took individual honors in thc midch boys racc Daren White of Barrie North Collegiate scrambles uphill in the first Georgian Bay Secondary School Association crosscountry meet recently in Orlllia White is placing first iii field of 00 com pctitors Standings aftci the first event of the six iacc schedule RVl 17 North 16 FB Bonlcii ll Central ollingwixwi Banting Midland Twin Lakes Iark Street or ei with glasses mgr sports shorts Track coaching clinic slated 1hc fiftli annual Couchiching track and field coaches clinic will bc held Sept 30 Oct at Geneva Park YMCA camp at Lake Xiuchiching in Orillia Registration fee is $6450 for association members $6951 for nonincmbcrs and SW for those not wishing meals and uccom modal ions Peter 1achiciic from Wciit Germany will be giving ii series of six lccuturcs including new approaches in strength train ing new concepts in thc throwing events and new up proachcs to pcrimlation training methods Tschicnc is coach of world record holder and is recognith au thorin in internal ioiinl track anti field The clinic will also have an outstanding group of national and provincial coaches chiat ration is between and it pm on Sept 10 and more information can bc rcccivcd by contacting Ian MacMillan MocMillnn Track and Field Iilritcrprisus Box 40 Orilliti Edwards reoches 1000 TORONTO Cl Jimmy Edwards Hamilton Tiger Cats hard working running back has only 90 yards to go to reach the 1000 mark for the Second tOilfKCUlIVC501150 Canadian Football lxeagiic statistics show Edwards with 910 yards on 150 carries tops in tlic lcaguc and he still has six gamcs toliit thi 1000yard mark Edwardsjoincd thc 1000 club for this first liiiic last season with 1046 yards on 1114 comics for 54 yard avcragc llis av ieragc this season is 01 yards carry Two others closing in on thcir first 1000yard Scam arc Winnipcgs Jim Washington and IIdiiiontoiis liiii Germany Hockey registration held THORNTON After two sessions of rcgistration the Thornton Minor Hockey Association reports that rcgistra tion for both boys and girls are down for the 1977711 hockcy season Because of the low registration third registration will be held at the Thornton Arena on Wednesday from to pm and all arerits are urged to register their children ful schcdule of hockey is planned with Ontario Minor Hockey Association teams anti house league schedule Carded rderecs are also required and anyone qualified is asked to contact the association secretary Phyllis Burwell at 4589248 There are also some openings for coaches trainers and managers There are over 200 children involved in the pro gram SnoVoyogeu rs hold meeting SnoVoyageurs first general meeting of the season will be held Tuesday at pm in the Blue Flame Room of Con sumers Gas Company Ferris Lane Barrie All members and other interested mrties are united Zr at tend For more information all 722491 Drug case heard in court TORONTO CP AA nauts lffiflllffll Monday considertd hirrneif tr photamine because me knowledge of the ear Marv team and Dm Flogfootboll planned Rot Smith Texao pie ball game asars KiR Collegiate The game wili be used to rase money for Muscular Dystrophy at The Barrie Fare Department will be on hand ith an antique fzre for d1splavy Tickets are 50 cents eacr and are avanabze Sports Ron Smith Texaco and Georg Sports Ganers Referee clinic slated The Ontario Hockey AssoCiatiur will be conducting try out cliiiic on Saturday at the Barrie Arena for referees The clinic starts at 130 pm with registration The ses Sion will continue until 415 in when new perspective referees will be required to referee pa rt of hockey game For more information contact Sandy Procror at TIE7152 or Br an Rennie at 41648779312 Gun show slated Sunday The Barne Revolver Club will be holding gun show on Sept 25 it the gtrniyavy Club Gwrge St The show will start at 10 and prizes will be given to the best of the show display best military exhibit best an tique and black powder exhibit and best modern and general exhibit For more information contact Ilkt Casey dur ing the day or Paul Robbins tit RBSCQT during the eyenings member of the midget team that finished first in its divi sion North Collegiate is currently in second place in the team standings one point behind Orilliii District Collegiate and Vocational institute Brian Lewnick Photo