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lt0 as se all Lea speed gu in Bar The Cincinnati Reds winners of the World Series for the past two years failed to live ousted as champions in the west division by the Los Angeles Dodgers In Barrie the Central Collegiate senior Redskins in the School Association football league are the champions and have been for the last three seasons Th 9M3 record of no defeats in three seasons is well known and It appears the team is destined for repeat performance Georgian Bay Secondary this year The powerful Big thim the regular fleeing kicking teams George Allan of the Washington Redskins in the National Football League lives and dies with his special teams Allan feels the teams win or lose football Hill Gang has won championships with spectacular play on the teams when it should have lost The special teams for Central worked to perfection Tues day On punt return early in the game the ball was moved upfield 40 yards On the sideline Dave Garland one of the coaches kept muttering over and over look at that wall of blockers Credit with his teams win defence against passes King Edward 111 interschool football 1938 Red Machine ma Red Machine drove over North Col legiate Tuesday in what could be considered no contest Cen tral won 360 The Redskins executed plays with precision rarely seen in high school football Watching Central play is like watching training film on how to do everything right The Special teams for the Redskins performed even better squad Special teams are those that return punts return kicks and block for extra points and attack op It is obvious that the team has been well coached The of fensive and defensive squads seemed to do everything right goes to Garland and cocoach Bruce Clarke Winning football games has become tradition at Central and this years senior team should keep up the legacy Garland said after the game the team proved it could run the ball The running attack was awesome but little was shown in the aerial attack Garland was not too impressed Hopefully the Redskins will show some passing the next game Passing wasnt needed in the win over North Perhaps good passing game will please the coach DID YOU KNOW Did you know that football originated in England over 900 years ago Did you know that the first Civilian game was an annual contest to celebrate Shrove Tuesday in the town of Chester England and it was played with cows blatter Women played the game centuries ago and in the town of Midlotian there was an annual match up between the married women and the spinsters The married women usually won despite the bachelor girls strong put ban on football in 1365 because soldiers would rather play than practice archery The first game in North America was between Princeton College and Princeton Theological Seminary and each team had 25 men playing at once The first intercollegiate football game on this continent was played on Nov 1860 with Rutger defeating Princeton L3 64 Ruger did not win another game against Princeton until Whats up Impressive win for Reds By WERNER BERGEN Sports Editor be stalling in the National rie it is moving ahead at top to expectation and were game The Over The Did you know that the 11man team was not introduced un til 1880 and direct possession of the ball didnt enter the rules until the same year Many thanks to Ted Petter who drop ped off this bundle of information in The Examiner mailbox Marauders top bowling league The Marauders ended on top in the Town and Country Bowllt ing League at the Kempview Bowl this week The Marauders finished with 14 points while the heeky Devils had 11 Close behind were the Sexy plus with 10 points while and Toppers had nine paints With seven points were the Strike Outs and the Ups had three The Skunks had two points while the Black Sheep were blanked Gary Mathieson has the hi ghest average in the league with 221 Second are Bill Hake and Jerry Ferguson with 211 Bud Home has an average of 205 while Jim Bell has 188 LEAD LADIES Marlene Ferguson leads the ladies with 204 June Gray has 197 and Beth Bell has 183 Gail Forbes has an average of 180 as does Lorraine Acker Jerry Ferguson had the high single game with 274 while Ron Porter had 264 Porter also had the high single with handicap 310 while Ferguson was second with 292 June Gray had the ladies high single game with 281 with Siaron Lyons second with 246 Lyons had the high single with handicap 309 and Gray was second with 279 HIGH TRIPLE SCORES Ferguson had the high triple score of the ni Mathieson second with 668 Dave Forbes had the high ght with 689 with triple with handicap 774 and Ferguson was second with 743 Third was Bob Foster with 727 Gray had the ladies high triple with 635 and second was Gail Forbes with 568 Lyons had the ladies high triple with handicap with 754 Second was Nonie Mathieson who bowled 737 Gray was third with 719 Grey Cup game sold ou TORONTO CP The Grey Cup Game to be played in Mon treals Olympic Stadium Sun day Nov 27 is completely sold out despite record top price of $24 ticket says Canadian Football League Commissioner Jake Gaudaur With 67346 seats available the CFL championship game will realize gross ot$1389000 Tickets are $24 $22 $18 and $12 The 10000 standingroom sec tion will be converted into 5288 seats at $12 and 2200 more seats at $20 each will be squeezed into the baseball bleachers There has been an unprece dented demand or Grey Cup tickets this year Gaudaur said Tuesday Raceway results Wednesday Sept 28 1077 Poet Time 145 pm let elm pace mile 8400 SAUGEEN LIL l870 500 370 ARGYEL FLASH 570 540 DUCHESS ROBBIE 1250 Time 13 DIACIOR and $7530 2m cond pece mile 8450 DUNT LOMAC 1430 610 470 GAMBLING DONNA 570 300 WIL DR GERTIE 330 Time212 EXACIOR and $5740 3rd cond trot mile 8550 LEMBO DEBBIE 21 70 320 370 DARN JIM 400 260 ALERT HAW LEA 350 Time 21215 EXAClOR and $7680 clm pace mile 3500 PAL 300 200 270 PAT PROLOGUE 480 310 Si VINCENT 540 Time 21035 EXACTOR and $1200 54h refNo2tretmlle 81000 COE DUKE 430 350 270 MISS AIR SONG 330 240 WA HORSE 260 Time 207 EXACIOR 1nnd481180 clmh Ice mile 0004 WB MCP Y0 4M 3l0 220 EASTER ROGUE 550 280 REAPERS GIRL 240 Time moon5 EXACIOR end $1070 10 cond Ice mile 8700 KC SU 550 210 2l0 EAGER BEAVER ADIOS 270 220 CANASTA HAL 270 Time 2W35 EXACIOR and $1310 81h clmh ecc mile I700 JERSE 1080 450 270 LANCERS DUST 350 230 THE GOLD BANDIT 230 Time 211 EXACTOR end $6930 cond pcc mile 3550 AIRTRAVEL 3l0 280 l0 CRESUS BEE 400 230 IDBELL HILL 230 nmezmus EXACIOR ends $1620 ill clm Ice mile 8450 mIST DD 770 430 350 CAROLINA COIION 930 410 AGle ANNIE 300 EXACTOR 4lnd188270 attendance 1255Hendlems40 Trackzhut Georgian College thmtamon at Les Burgess of the Barrie Flyers swoops in on Dallas Black Hawk goaltender Rick Szabo during the first period of an exhibition game Wednesday at the Barrie Arena Dallas delenceman Ron Wilson gets just enough of Burgess to foil the attempt Dallas won the game 62 before 400 spectators Examiner Photo Boudreau leads Dallas to victory over Flyers By SCOTT HASKINS Examiner Sports Writer Bruce Boudreau may be small but what he lacks in size he more than makes up for in desire and effort The young centreman scored two goals and assisted on two others to lead the Dallas Black Hawks of the Central Hockey League to 62 win over the Barrie Fl ers in an exhibition game nesday at the Barrie Arena Steve Cripps general mana er of the Flyers was wor ried ut Boudreau before the first puck was dropped He is very good Cripps said In our exhibition game against them last season he scored five goals The game had all the mark ings of rough contest but it didnt materialize In two vious meetings with teams rom the Ontario Hockey Association Senior Hockey league fights had been pro minent part of the games There were only nine penalties called all of them minors The two teams were tied 11 at the end of the first period Dallas took 21 lead in the se cond period and then outscored the Flyers 41 in the final frame Des ite the loss Gord Coates presi ent of the club was happy iévdith the way his team perform Im happy with the overall performance of the team Coates said would have liked to win but dont forget those guys are on the ice four hours day Dallas was pressing for the first 10 minutes but the goaltending of Ernie Miller kept it scoreless until Wa ne King gave Barrie 10 lea at the 1400 mark of the period King fed pass back to Terry Agnew at the point His shot was stopped by Dallas goal tender Rick Szabo but the puck rolled through his legs and King tapped it into the open net Boudreau tied the score oou le minutes later as Kurt Wa er carried the puck to the Barrie blue line before passing if to Boudreau He made no mistake as he rifled hard slap shot to the far corner of the net The second period turned into goaltending duel between Miller and Szabo Each goaltender made numerous key saves in the period Alain Bouchard ave Dallas 21 lead with less minute gone in the period Boudreau stole the puck from the Barrie defence and fed it to Bouchard He was all alone in the slot and rifled shot through Millers legs Barrie had its chances to tie the score but the goaltending of Szabo combined with some erratic shooting kept the Flyers off the scoreboard Jack Smith brought the loud est cheer of the night late in the period when he sent Toronto Ma le Leaf farmhand Kurt Wa ker crashing into the boards with perfect hicheck Barrie pla ed the entire game with three defence men and it took its toll in the third period when Dallas wrap ped in three goals in the first our minutes It certainly hurt us to go with three defencemen Coates said That is our major worry for our weekend games in Thunder Bay Clare Alexander former member of the Orillia Terriers gave Dallas 31 lead and then Smith closed the gap to one goal as he surprised Szabo with quick shot from the right point Szabo was screened on the play and didnt move until the puck was in the net Walker and Boudreau scored Barrie Flyers sign five Steve Cripps general manager of the Barrie Flyers announced this morning that the club has inked five more players to contracts Phil Branston Paul Regan Don Westbrooke Ron Lyte and Ernie Miller all signed and will be making the tri to Thunder Bay this weeken to open the regular Ontario Hockey As 315 pm Central Col practices practice session Continuing Education BEGINNERS TENNIS INDOORS Learn to play this popular sport at the excellent facilities of the Barrie Indoor Tennis Courts Course October ll November 29 I977 Tuesdays 430 530 pm Course October I2 November 30 I977 Wednesdays 330 430 pm Location 79 Bell Farm Road Barrie Ontario Barrie Indoor Courts FEE $3000 includes club fee for class time FOR FURTHER INFORMATION ON THESE AND OTHER COURSES CALI 105 728 i951 sports calendar GBSSA FOOTBALL Park Street Collegiate Eastview 29 junior Park Street Collegiate Eastview senior egiate North Collegiate football HOCKEY Barrie Flyers Dallas Black Hawks exhibition game SWIMMING am Barrie YMYWCA Barrie Neptune Swim Club sociation Senior Hockey Leagueseason The signing of the five players leaves only defence man Jack Smith unsigned He will not be making the trip to Thunder Bay which leaves the club with only three defence men We expect to sign Jack sometime next week Cripps said The Angus Intero backtoback Dallas goals minute later to put the visitors in command of the game Alexander rounded out the scoring late in the game as he scored from the faceoff circle with wicked slap shot SUMMARY FIRST PERIOD Barrie King Agnewl 14 00 Dallas Boudreau IWalkeri 16 06 PENALTIES Summer 523 Wesson and McFayden 13 34 Alexander 1524 SElONl PERIOD Dallas Bouchard IBoudrtaui 56 PENALTIES Roach 14 00 Bouchard 1948 THIRD PERIOD DellI Alexander Boudreau 120 Barrie Smith Roach Regent 18 Dallas Walker Melayden Pelyk 254 Dallas Boudreau iWarner Bouchardl 46 nllas Alexander Walktrr 19 42 PENALTIES Boudreau 13 36 Lyle and Houchiirdl190J SHOTS Barrie ll 12 Ill 36 Dillll l0 lav24 canucks hard on Sanderson VANCOUVER CPI Van couver Janucks have taken tough line in dealing with Derek Sanderson 31yearold centre with $160000 c0ntract who is off skates because of stomach ailment Jake Milford Lanucks gen eral manager said in an inter view Wednesday he appreciates the fact that Sanderson is sick but cant condone his atti tude which has shown abso lutely no desire to help himself or the club now or throughout the summer when he admit tedl caroused himself into this con ition years fer 549 Hayfield St Wireless Cecil is retired RCAF and Canadian Forces Pilot who has resided in the Barrie area for the past live Al Simcoe Datsun were growing to serve you bel SIMCOE DATSUN mist 5P0 the examiner Thunday Sept 20 1977 11 Park St overpowered by strong Eastview club Eastview Secondary School junior Wildcats overpowered Orillia Park Street 290 Wednes day at Eastview in the Geor gian Bay Secondary School Association football league Eastview was threatening to score gain and were on Orillias one yard line when the final gun went The Wildcats built up 280 lead at half time and battled the visitors to stalemate in the second half scoring single point on nt of 50 yards that went intot eend zone Jerry Hendry Eastview coach was impressed with his teams offence He said the team had finally worked out its timing difficulty and were ex ecuting plays well Hendry said he had four good Park Street ineptness gives seniors 80 win After 48 minutes of fumbles interceptions and penalties Eastview Secondary School senior Wildcats ended up defeating Orillia Park Street Troans 80 defence from Eastview dominated the game allowing Orillia to reach centre field on ly once and the Trojans were forced to kick into stron wind The Eastview offence was not able to generate much more of fence than its opposition but Dave Thanasse was able to catch pass to score for the home team in the second quarter Jim Brady Eastview coach was happy with the play of first year quarterback Dave Beauchesne He said he was pleased with the work of the defence but stated the offence needed work Early in the first quarter Glenn Gauden recovered an Orillia tumble on the Trojans yard line As was the case so often Wednesday afternoon the Wildcats turned the ball over on afumble Orillia then stopped the Eastview drive cold The team exchanged punts Eastview moved into scoring position on third down gamble Eastview then tried field goal but because of bad snap kicker Eric Cummings was forced to run with the ball and ran it to the Orillia five yard line for firstdown Beauchesne then threw soft pass to Dave Thanasse who went untouched into the end zone With less than minute remaining in the first half the Wildcats scored twopoint conversion to take an 80 lead NEW DIVISION TO SIMCOE DATSUN We at Simcoe Datsun are pleased to an nounce the appointment ofCecll Moore as our new Lease Fleet Manager st league presents Angus lions Hull Oct pm Tickets $4 advance $5 at the door Available at New Horizons 54 Dunlop St Barrie RPM Motor Sales I90 Mill $1 Angus offensive backs The two rter witha long drive which hing attack led by Lamb Wes fullbacks in particular played not get past midfield smith and Merrick moved the strong games Penalties to both teams killed Wildcats down field tdealof time Morgan then broke another gig the second quarter the long touchdown run this time Wildcat defence went to work for 60 yards It was almost and John Hoak sacked the repeat of his first run He ran Orillia quarterback at the 45 over opppsnion tacklers trying yard line Pete Morgan then for the51deline on sweep and powered his way to the right then Just ran away from sidelines and then outran the everyone including his opposition for touchdown The blockers extra point attempt failed Merrick caught the ball in the Orillia end zone for twopomt EastView recovered an tview Orillia fumble on the 13 yard convemon EN Eas mlead line find the Memd the The second string offence ball in on the next play to give played much of the second half the home team 200 lgad for Eastview The teams ex Again the extra pomt try failed changed fumbles and long Orillia moved the ball down penalties With most of the play field only to have it taken away centred around midfield again strong and varied run was very pleased with the teams performance Hendry stated The offence was strong and the defence was solid The Eastview defence set up the teams first scoring drive by blocking on Orillia punt Eastview had the ball on the 30 yard line of Orillia and it took two plays to move the ball to the 10 ard line Mark Edwards mov the ball to the three yard line and then Bill Merrick crashed over for the major score Graham Lamb then caught pass for the twopoint conversion to give Eastview on 80lead Orillia dominated the re maining minutes of the first With the wind to Eastviews backa punt was booted into the end zone and Orillia conceded the single point Late in the game the Eastview running attack started rumblin down field The Wildcats ha just earned first down on the Orillia one yard line when the 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