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Dave Johns goaltender for the Barrie Flyers slides across the crease to stop Jim Barley of the Thunder Bay Twins during the first period of an Ontario Hockey Association Senior Hockey league game Saturday at the Barrie Arena Thunder Bay won the game 53 The loss dropped the Flyers record to six wins Flyers had 21 lead Twins drop Flyers 53 By WERNER BERGEN Examiner Sports Editor Russ Elliott scored three goals to lead the Thunder Bay Twins to 53 win over the Bar rie Flyers Saturday at the Bar rie Arena in the Ontario Senior Hockey League The Flyers led 21 after the first period but the Twins rallied to lead 32 after the se cond period The Twins outscored the Flyers 21 in the final period The Flyers were impressive in the first period outhitting and outskating the Ivins The Flyers carried the play to the Twins and for most of the period controlled the puck in the visitors end 10 LEAD Bob Baird gave Barrie an early 10 lead when he scored unassisted at 156 Baird in tercepted clearing pass just inside the blueline and moved in all alone on the Twins net He fired high wrist shot to the top left comer and easily beat goalie Steve Rexe The Flyers were guilty of some sloppy defensive play just past the 10 minute mark in the first period The Twim manag ed to keep Barrie pinned in their own end The Flyers were unable to clear the puck and the Twins got several shots on net At 1328 Dave Johns Flyers goalie dove out to knock puck away He cleared the puck to the corner but the puck was fired out in front and tipped in Elliott scored with assists going to Ray Adduono and Pat Rudkins ROARED BACK The Flyers roared back and in the ensuing play the Twins were penalized The Flyers peppered shots on the Thunder Bay net and Jon Hammond finally tipped in shot Rexe was too busy trying to get Ham mond out from in front of the net The goal was scored at 1711 and assists went to Steve Sly and Wayne Carleton The F1 ers had trouble con taining fast Thunder Bay attack in the second period Again the Flyers had trouble clearing the puck from their end and at 934 the Twins scored Elliott scored from Ad duono and Chuck Keiner With only seconds remaining in the second period the Twins took 32 lead Jack Barley scored from Dave Bragnalo The Flyers started the third period the same way they started the first Barrie started hitting and skating and took the play to Thunder Bay The at tack paid off at 920 PASSES The Flyers threw passes around the Thunder Bay net looking for the open man and Carleton finally scored Assists went to Bob Wasson and Jim Thompson The Flyers reverted to their old style again and could not clear the puck in their own end Elliott stole pass from the Barrie defence and went in alone to score At 1501 Bragnalo scored from the slot to give the Twins 53 lead The Flyers came back to put pressure on the Thunder Bay goalie but were unable to beat Rexe Les Bur ess had several good scoring ances including breakaway but missed the net with his shot The Flyers had eight of the 14 minutes in penalties handed out in the game Whitby Iroquois own Twins 54 By THE CANADIAN PRESS goal by Terry Angel with 32 seconds left to play gave Whit by Iroquois 54 victory over Thunder Bay Twins in the only Ontario Hockey Association Senior game Sunday On Saturday Whitb downed Cambridge Hornets 64 Thun der Bay beat Barrie yers 53 and Mississauga Golden Arrows defeated Orillia Terriers 52 Play resumes Friday with Brantford at Barrie In Whitby the score was tied 11 after the first period and Thunder Bay led 42 following the second Rick Kesseil scored two goals for Whitby and Ron Hawkshaw and Peter Titanic had one each Replying for Thunder Bay were Bob Law with two goals Jack Byerl and Ray Adduno Whitby outshot Thunder Bay 4635 and of the 10 minor penalties Twins took seven raceway results EXACIOR land 46530 SATURDAY lat CLM PACE MILE 8400 DERBY SHARP 80 00 1350 700 MACS GIRL 1380 000 SNEGEM lDCHINVER 80 Time 1925 EXACNJR and $55360 and CODN PACE MILE use WILBEA DULlIILE 720 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league Johns has the full pressure of the goaltending job squarely on his shoulders Ernie Millcr retired earlier in the week and Ron Patterson decided he had had enough prior to Saturdays loss Examiner Photo Ron Patterson goalie for the Barrie Flyers in the Ontario Senior Hockey League announced he has quit the team Pat terson made the announcement this morning Patterson 26 has played for the Flyers for five years He played senior hockey in Owen Sound for two years Ron Patterson quits Flyers Ron Patterson has retired Patterson goaltender for the Barrie Flyers in the Ontario Senior Hockey League announced his retirement this morning felt wasnt getting fair chance to play this year Patterson said Its just that guy can take only so much running around Patterson said he had been considering quitting the Flyers for some time and hasnt decided if he would stop playing hockey completely RETIREMENT Pattersons retirement follows closely on the heels of the retirement of another Flyers goalie Ernie Miller Ernies retirement has nothing to do with my decision hejust beat me to it Patterson stated Patterson has played 440 games for the Flyers this season and has 455 goalsagainst average The Flyers have been using threegoaltender system and only Dave Johns is left on the team It came as complete surprise said Steve Cripps Flyers general manager regarding Pattersons decision to retire He is the best backup goaltender there is in the league at least for the last five years Cripps said VOTED VALUAHLE Patterson was voted the most valuable player for two seasons with the Coliingwood Junior team and won the league trophy for being the top goaltender in the 197071 season Two seasons ago Patterson was awarded the Fern Belanger trophy for being the top goaltender in the OHA Senior Hockey League with regular season average of 283 He played for Owen Sound in the senior league for two seasons and moved to Barrie five years ago when Owen Sound folded He was member of the 197374 Allan Cup championship team GOALS AVERAGE Last season Patterson had 442 goals against average and appeared in 2306 games He has 344 lifetime oals against averagcwith the Flyers Patterson 26 lives wit his wife Kit in Stayner where he is driversalesman for Wasaga Milk Products ripps said he would be making tele hone calls this morn ing in an attempt to bring another goa ie to the teams prac tice tonight ripps said there are plenty of goaltenders available Top on the Flyers list of goalies will be Kurt Muller former goalie with the Austrian National team who came to the Flyers camp the same time as Dave Johns The Flyers signed Johns who has seen regular action with the team Cripps said he hoped Johns could take the pressure because lot had been put on him recently ABSENT Patterson did not make the teams trip to Brantford on Friday and did not dress for the game against Thunder Bay on Saturday Miller also received the Belanger trophy He was awarded the trophy and also placed on the leagues allstar team with 257 goals against average This season Patterson has given up 20 goals while Miller has allowed 17 Johns has allowed 32 goals in 633 games he has ap earcd in this season None of the goalies for the Flyers liave recorded shutout this season PLAYED GAMES With the Flyers Patterson has layed 8668 games and has allowed 303 goals for 11 reer goa against average of 350 Miller has appeared in 11139 games for the Flyers and has allowed 344 goals for 302 goals against average With the Flyers Patterson has recorded two shutouts while Miller has recorded 10 The Flyers go into action again on Friday when the Brant ford Alcxanders are in Barrie for an 1130 pm game at the Barrie Arena spo the examiner Monday Nov 21 1017 Roberto defeats Hustlers to win football championship By WERNER BERGEN Examiner Sports Editor Robertas Pizzeria are the winners of the Barrie Flag Football charonJiionship Robertos ged Peter Reino orts Hustlers 96 Sunda ternoon at Barrie Nort Collegiate In the consolation championship Garner Sports blanked OxyWeld 170 It was our defence that won the game for us said Leo McBride playercoach for Robertos McBride said the receivers dropped passes and the defence held the Hustlers in check Jim MacPherson came up with the big defensive play of the game when he tipped pass away from Doug McCann late in the game SECONDS With only seconds remaining in the game Jim McCann Hustlers quarterback threw long bomb to Dou McCann The receiver had aten the defender and was on his way for touchdown MacPherson came from the other side of the field and made dive to tip the ball out of the receivers hands It was the throwing arm of Larry Powell Roberto quarter back that kept the Hustlers off balance Powell could get long distance on the passes even against the stiffwind McBride said Powell had only played the last four games for Robertos as quarterback He had played defence prior to becoming quarterback Robertos threatened to score early in the game when Powell hit Greg Bell with 60yard 53 This put Robertos on the iveyardline but the receivers dropped two passes in the end zone NEXT SERIES 0n the next series of plays Walter Doret kicked 45yard field goal to give Robertos 30 lead Early in the second half Dave Black teamed up with Powell for 60yardpass and run play second pass to Black moved the ball to the Hustlers five yardline Again pass was dropped in the end zone and Robertos came away without score Robertos defence stopped the Hustlers offence and Powell then moved the team upfield Bell and McBride caught passes but Robertos failed to score and attempted field goal The field goal attempt was short and the return runner fumbled the ball Robertos recovered the fumble but the ball was returned to the Hus tlers because no yards were given on the kick FIRST PLAY On the first play MacPher son intercepted Hustler pass Rod Harrison pulled in long Powell pass and then Bell caught 10yardtouchdown pass to give Robertos 90 ead The twopoint conversion attempt failed Bill MacAleer caught 30 yard pass for the Hustlers and pitched the ball back to Barry Green and Ross wins two games Barrie Minor Hockey Association bantam teams won four games and tied two others in York Simcoe Minor Hockey League action on the weekend The Green and Ross Minor Bantams led the way as they pounded Richmond Hill 70 Saturday and then came right back to edge Bolton 32 on Sunday The United Rubber Worker Bantams beat Orillia 92 but had to settle for 22 tie against Richmond Hill Civitan Minor Ban tams tied Orillia 33 Saturday in Orillia but came right back to shut out the same team 40 Sunday GREEN AND ROSS John Sharpe scored two goals and added one assist to lead Green and Ross past Richmond Hill nce Reid Steve Mills Rick Vollebreght Todd Bowman an Steve Knowles had the other Barrie goals Barrie outshot Richmond Hill 3018 Sunday at the Barrie Arena it took two third period goals as Barrie edged Bolton Reid Mills and Sharpe scored the Barrie goals The two weekend wins improved the clubs record to eight wins and no losses IVITANS WIN TIE The Civitan Minor Bantams jumped out to 30 lead over Orillia Saturday in Orillia but had to settle for 33 tie Bruce Stanley Kevin McCann and Andy Craig scored the Barrie goals Sunday at the Barrie Arena it was different story as the Civitans came out skating and coasted to an easy 40 win Kevin Starr led the attack with one goal and two assists Ron Dubois Henry Sienkiewicz and Gary Cyr had the other goals Keith Jacques and McCann had two assists in the game There were to minor penalties in the game Orillia was called for seven and the coach was also kicked out of the game for arguing in call URW IMPROVE RECORD Jim Foulis and Mike Hoffman scored goals to lead the United Rubber Worker Major Bantams to 22 tie in Richmond Hill Saturday Peter Whelan and Brian Starr picked up assists Sunday in Orillia the club rebounded from the tie and beat Orillia 92 Terry Tilleczek scored two goals for Barrie Rhys Cavill Brian Starr Steve Neal Gary White Bill Maguire Jim Fike and Foulis had the other goals The win improved the clubs season record to 10 wins one loss and one tie Hustlers lead voHeybaHloop Peter Reino Hustlers Ladies Volleyball Team is just one step away from reaching its goal The club was drop to the Senior division oft Ontario Volleyball Association OVA rior to the start of the season ut vowed to get back into Senior before the season was over The Hustlers are in first place in the Senior division They have won 17 games and lost only four Saturday the club beat Quinte Bluebells 515 150 158 and Stroud wins games The Stroud novice hockey team had very profitable weekend as it won three games in York Simcoe Minor Hockey Leagueaction Stroud shut out Shomberg 20 and Newmarket 40 and they beat Lefroy 42 Claudia Annecca and Jeff Davis scored the goals in the win over Schomberg Jim Peters John Robbins Gavin Watson and Davis scored goals in the 40 win over Newmarket Cliff Ansley Annecca Peters and Watson scored Stroud goals againstLefroy Scarborough Titans 815 1512 1512 Gerrie Carre Debbie Emms and Jane Young led the team offensively while Youn Carre and Jinny Gates play strong defensive games December 18 the Hustlers will take part in special OVA tournament in Toronto The top two teams in the Senior divr sion and the bottom teams in the Senior division will take part in the oneday event The two top teams in the tour nament will play Senior for the rest of the season Heinonen wins rally PETERBOROUGH Ont CP Taisto Heinonen of Langley BC is the new Canadian auto rally champion Driving factorybacked To yota Celica he took first place in the Rally of the Tall Pines which ended here Sunday clin ching both the drivers title and manufacturers titles for Toyota Second place went to Ann Ar bor Mich driver Tom Tolles in Volvo Third was Peter Tell of Mis sissauga Ont in Datsun Only 18 of 56 starters com pleted the route which in cluded highspeed special stages over icecovered forest roads Tumbull when he was about to be stopped Tumbull moved the Hustlers to within scoring range Roy Carter then caught the touchdown pass for the Hustlers The Hustlers attemp ted twopoint conversion but itfailed The teams exchanged punts and the clock ran out on the Hustlers as they were threaten ing toscore CONSOLATION In the consolation final it was the defence of Garners that played tough game They played wonderful said Chuc MacNicol Garner captain MacNicol said the Garner defence was the best in the league Our defence really came along strong in the second half of the season MacNicol said Bill Thurlow hit Neil Parker for touchdown in the first series of play in the game Garner received the kickoff and marched down the field Thurlow then passed the ball to Bill Grant for twopoint con versron INTERCEPTED Ken Bannerman intercepted an OxyWeld pass and set up field goal attempt by Wayne Scott The kick was wide but long enough for single point Weld had two good scor ing nces in the first half but at both times passes were dropped in the endzone OxyWeld kept Garner pinned in the Sports end for most of the first half but were unable to score Late in the game Terry King intercepted pass for Garner Garner was forced to kick the ball away but fumble recovery put Garner in scoring position Thurlow threw 15 yard pass to Gary Calvert for touchdown Parker then caught pass in the conversion at tempt and Garner led 170 Mike Wright quarterback for OxyWeld had several passes dropped and the Garner defence held for the shutout Robertas Pizzeria won the Barrie Flag Football Championship Sunday at Barrie North Collegiate Robertas defeated Peter Reino Hustlers in the final game of the season From left Robertos playercoach Leo McBride receives the championship trophy from Gary Bit tenbinder league president Examiner Photo Cardinal Peewees defeat Orillia 52 Cardinal Cash and Carry Peewees dumped Orillia 52 in York Simcoe Minor Hockey League action on Sunday In other weekend action Bar rie Credit Union Minor Peewees lost 32 to Unionville and then defeated Thornhill 32 Barrie Rotary Major Peewees blanked Coliingwood 90 and then shut out Orillia 50 McDonalds Big Mac Atoms edged Newmarket 32 Barrie Kinsmen Atoms lost 21 to Orillia John Ellis Construction Minor Atoms dumped Orillia 41 and 82 and Barrie Lions Novices edged Bolton 32 Cardinal Peewees are in first place with league record of eight wins and one loss Brian Cyr Shayne Corson Stewart Garner Kerry Berbeck and An dy Walton scored for Barrie Berbeck also had two assists SCORED Steve Bauchman and Joe Quail scored for the Credit Union Peewees in its loss to Unionville Ian Borden and Kevin Cam bell had assists Campbel Don Potter and Tim Laine scored for Credit Union in their 32 win over Thornton Assists went to Laine Ron Daniels and Craig Noble The Rotary Peewees bombed Coliingwood 90 in an exhibition game Terry Wilson had the shutout Jimmy Harris led the attack with three goals while Gary Bertram and Kevin Roulston had two each Single goals went to Stephen Cadogan and David Hogben Brett Jac ues had three assists while an Fitzpatrick Doug Archie and Harris each had two assists SHUTOUT Rick Schaly registered the shut out for the Rotary win over Orillia Roulston Allan Fear Sean Fitzpatrick Harris and Hogben scored for Barrie The Big Mac Atoms moved into first place with 32 win Allen George scored all three gals for Barrie Covill two assists whie Bruce Barker had one Steve Laurin picked up the shut out Orillia scored two oals in the first period and ad ed one in the second in its win over Bar David Bar rie Kinsmen Atoms Crockford scored the onl rie goal in the third peri SCORES TWO Keith Cyr scored two goals for Barrie as John Ellis Minor Atoms dropped Orillia 41 Other goalscorers were Marty Parker and Danny Schaly Cory Kirk had two assists Danny Gilliland suffered concussion when he collided with team mate The Ellis Atoms then dropped Orillia 82 Orillia took 20 first period lead before Barrie rallied Schaly and Cyr each scored two goals Kirk and Mark DAmbrosio added single goals Schaly also assisted on two goals The Lions Novices dumped Bolton 32 Mike McCann Dar ren Rumble and Gordie Fitz trick scored for Barrie Rum le and Brian Healey assisted In league play the novices have outscored the opposition 326 sports hall of fame Ralph Larin of RR Barrie correctly identified Jerry Johnson of the Toronto Blue Jays This week try your hand at identifying this local hockey player who coached the Orillia Terriers of the Ontario Hockey Association Senior Hockey League last season The player was member of the National Hockey League New York Rangers for much of his career If you think you know who it is then send your name address and phone number to Sports Hall of Fame The Ex aminer Box 370 Barrie Ontario L4M 4T6 Winners are picked by random draw each Saturday Contest winners will receive an 18 inch special pizza from in Mr Tonys iizzaria and fig Spaghetti House 47 Dunlop St Weekly winner is determined by draw from all correct answers done publishing day before new weekly contest starts