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HI SPORTS TYPE Falcons Fumbied With Little Help For the sake of couple of hundred hockey fans this column is not surrounded by thick black bor der The black would have been sarcastic way of slaying to paraphrase Leo Durocher The Falcons is cad Because Falconsand Barrie do hate honestto goodness supporters just couldnt get carried away HoweVer ta for granted the border is there for those pseudo fans who followed the club when it was winning and knew all the answers from any where ut the arena when it was losing UNHEALTHY BREEZE Yesterday afternoons game at Barrie Arena was bit of blow for many reasons Falcons for one played better in nothing game than in many im portant contests The blame here belongs on the usual fellowship of about six that played the entire season as though just out for skate These guys wasted lot of energy looking good at the final cur tain foul breeze blew in the dying seconds of the game as Meatord gave the puck to Barrie to break the 66 tie Neither side wanted tie meaning 10 minutes of overtime but it was disgrace the way the decision 76 was reached SILVER LINING But every cloud has its silver lining For instance Falcons best hockey player day in and day out Al Smith scored his 20th goal of the season it just couldnt have happened to more deserving fellow it was the end of rough season for coach Paul Meger He deserves rest from so many questionable efforts on the part of that above mentioned fellow ship Paul was always full of praise for Falcons when they won Hes never been known to drop bombs when the club lost Keetch of Donald Street was the lucky win ner of Eulova watch donated by Reeves Jewellers of Barrie This shop has always boosted major hockey in Barrie in this fashion in the clubs booster draw Romney of Bowman Avenue won $50 and Bernie Sharek of Cumberland Street won $25 Further draws throughout the year will be made during the third week of the month at professional wrestling cards at the arena AND BITS MORE book to Collingwood Shipbuild ers to pick Midland Flyers as opponents in the play offs The reason as close as can gather is for gates Look for Midland to beat Collingwood Look for Bradford Mels Exgress to sail through the round robin of three clu including Orlllia and Meaford and go on to play Midland for the league champion ship laterme The question of the times is Will Barrie have an ate hockey club next fall Or will this city return to junior hockey In the Metro loop SCISSORED SPORT OIIOP Cliol DIES DSIiAWA CPIChop Chop Canadas ranking thoroughbred sire as the breeder of four Queens Plate winners died Saturday at Taylors Na tional Stud Farm here at tho age of 11 Death was attributed in hcart failure induccd by Iollc Chop Chop first rccclvcd rcc ngnitlon as site following Co nndinnas triumph In the 1951 Queens Plato Ills other plate winners were lyiord Cay In inc7 Victorl Park in 1960 and Blue Light In will Chop Chop headed the sire moneywinning list in 1951 and mat and ngatn in the four years from 1059 to loot ANAIilANS WIN RELAY tllilSIllD BUTTE Colo ImpCanadas train won the loiir member litkilometre cioucoual rciay In the final and Stintny ol the North American Nordic slit champion ships The victorious Canadian quartet of Don Mitchml lrvln ttmoiil Franz loriinunn and Clarence Seivohl covered the route In three hours too min tiles on seconds Mnclmd in min Ottawa Iortinanii Iroin lliiali Altn and the Scrtuldl from Cuntrotc lillii lINIhII IIIIST illIAWA tCII ricluir ilnl rlliiy iiitttnl tit atrd Muc donntit ollrtic Aggirs 145 turn Saturday night to nature ihciii aoitrs oI It first place Ilnlsii in tho tlpltl itftltl Ittaua SI LIN triirc Iintklltinii conicittltc it was Ititttll nlntli atrnhiiit Ic Iorv niid rnilcil tiilir ariisnn Milli it I12 rrcutii liliXliil Hitwlliifl SAN JUAN Iiicrto ltlto tAIi hilihllcvw lit botcr litiilrt Nil III of San Juan Hut rclrnaul Saturday from tinpilot whore III was treated liiltl being knuckril out by tuInl Floriri Iliio Flrllltntitl In the ninth round til It Itilltillilti IOtoIIuiI Ilulil Friday night Thr lmsrr wm rnilhr roiinhlrml In Itll oo ronilltlnn iitll he recovered quickly WINK TOURNAMENT IANAMA tth Fla iAII lniinny loIt tind an Hill on thtl fulh hnlo Iitiniliiy and come from two strokes truck to win the little tournament of cham nlans with tit704M Earl Elcwnrl llniatirtl with tblIll JnIlNININ PLACES lllll SthIAImlI iAII Alan timokfl at South Afrlrl fired is untrue record at nine and par nonrloy tor or total and victory In the Singapore two you chlmttiottshlp Johnston ti Martini who had so in Ished with 290 and an itthploco tie with Darrell Welsh oi Aus tralla WINS MARATHON NEW YORK CF Adolf Grubcr threetime Olympian from Austria won the annual Cherry Tree marathon Sunday covering the b6 miles 35 yards through Bronx streets to two hours minutes 21 seconds Dave Pmkop 21yearold Uni versity of Western Ontario laur nailsrn student flnIshcd sixth UJ TEA WINS GAltiIllSCIl West Germany tAlithe United Statss ama teur hockey team defeated the German national team in an exhibition game here Saturday WINS IiY KNOCKOUI JACKSON Itllrh tAIIEd lightheavyweight boxing chum plan knocked out While flar lxrie of Toronto Canadian light Iirnvywclttlit tltlcholdcr at two minutes 56 seconds of the first round of their scheduled 10 round iiout Saturday night Old Crow Skiers Exhibit Stamina IlllNCII GEORGE iIC CPI11th Ytikonl Old Crow skitrs proicd their physical alumina and possibly their po tential Iirrc hut inllcd In Im iirraa coaching oiilclnln ns Im iurdlnta Olympic Games talent tlcliinlril In Sniiirilnya cross roiinlry emit at tho westnrn division Nortilc and northern lift nlplne all rlinmplonshlpl Nt Ilttnc liiomar LI oi the Old Crow tluh wnl Inutlll ill nnl hour 17 minutes 775 aeroiull iIIrn Vnnnttbt oi ltlnra George won the Netti In one hour ll miiiulca Ill Ictondu Ritalin Linklstrr ol this Old row liul coyotrd it kllnuictrr woiiirua uhlhlllou room In one hour in lniftlitfl Mn seconds more than cllivt minutes ahead of Doris Ngootko iii nnoltlcr Old Crow alticr who came INtIltti Rifle IIJoiinind of thmu wrstain untom Olympic roach said the Old Crows alumni that physically ihry are strong rind thrlr atamino Is out of thin woild but they lack coordination nnd coorlilng oi the other line points The Old Crow atim marimi try an Utilstc iiilsslnnarr haul tittpcd to gain an Olympic berth with good showing at tho meet hria ti Zurcmha nt Jacknotl Michigan Fire of tlio lniiinn altlcrs pnr oatmeal On Winning Note By Jenny GLADMAN ltre Barrie Bay City Falcons of the Georgian Bay intermedi ate Hockey League ended the season on winning note by edfiilll the Meatord Mlskles 76 at the Barrie Arena yester day aftcrnoon The game also brought to close the New register sched ule for the Georgian Baycir cuit The end result had no bearing at all on the standings since the Falcons were out of the playoffs and Mentord had already clinched fourth place For game which meant very little it provided the hand ful of fans with teach at excita ment the hllskics put forth inst enough effort to make it real hockey earnest while at the same time timing up for the playoffs ttre Falcons de termined to win one more game just to prove it wasnt Imposs ible performed to the best of their ability The atialr wasnt decided un til the 1951 mark of the third period when poor defensive play by Meafords Bob Meek enabled right winger Sandy Air to drill screened shot into the net to mra followed bit of lastminute strategy on the part of both clubs coaches with little more than min ute remalnlntl and the Falcons ahead 65 Jack Greer pulled goalie Eigln Qipltt in favor of an extra attacker The ltltskles responded with goal by Don Brelnard loen with 30 rec ondste go Dave fitter rc celved minor penalty and Paul Mcger yanked Don Itlcli nis move resulted In the win ning tally CUPllI FILLING IN Etgln Cupitt came through with dandy performance as substitute for regular Mcatord netmiadcr Gordon ftcd ileu ry ltenry as tnlurcd in game last neck and the Men ford executives decided not to risk losing him for the playoffs Cupitt titre usually travels with the Mlskies as the trainer bad to extend himself In kick ing out tOshots The Falcons tired 12 in the first and it in each of the last two frames lilch worked masterfully as per usual In the Falcon nets closing the door on It drives Regardless of the fact the game meant nothing Don gave it all he had and proved again why he is the most valuable man on the team night from the word so the Falcons swarmed the titeatord nct but the Misklcs put up on ough of battle to sustain the Barrie attack The hometown crs kept firing missiles at hi pitt but many of them were off target The second stanza possesscd much more excitement as the MIskles electtd to come to life and make fight of it The play went from end to end both trams firing the rubber back and forth The goalies had to be on their tees to turn back the numerous attacks which saw four goals turn up in the tinale things started to fly culminating with the pulling of the goalies and the last ditch drives Six times the red light clicked and fire of those times the issue remained In doubt Jock Shropshire huntich rci ercclng duties and had an ex trcmiIy easy time of It for the first to minutes Ito called one minor pcnolty In the first none In the second and three minors and misconduct In the third The lOsrunuta misconduct wrnt to Howard Forbcs liar letrh totopouriill economical blua coalumnmd to in you man and batttr host for your mooryi tat Iilua cotl be mi pilot to point homo halting innitbiin celiitait SARJ EANT C0 Limited mm or Month our Phone PA 8246I UM rla rearguord with sometime questionable abilities Hallway through the frame Forbes trip ped balding Charlie MacDonald and the latter came up swing lng Both were banished to the jug and when Forbes refused to close his mouth he was hand ed the misconduct STODDART OPENS FESIIVIHES Lew Stoddart opened scoring at the 1042 mark all pass from Chris Clarke Low took the puck out front and drilled $0t through the defencemens legs and past Oupilt couple minutes later Chuck Edward made it so on peculiar play The uck slipped behind Cupitt and tore he could scoop it out Edward had poked it over the line Ray McCallum broke the goose egg at 1140 with the Bar rie defence apparently napping on the play Giarlia MacDon ald took the puck up the left side and passed to tiny who was all alone on the right wing Mc Callum cruised to and beat Rich on the open side Chortle MacDonald the top gun for the Mtskies throughout caught ltlch doing the splits and drove slider beneath his pads The tally came with the second period little moru titan minute old and dead locked the gamo at 22 Gerry McBride breaking out of lSgame scoring slump gave the Falcons the lead again at 007 Gcrry hit the post with long tow drive and the puck crosstd the line took funny hop and bounced out again The visitors protested but the goal stood It broken stick iigumd in the next scoring play with John MacDonald brother to Charlie getting the marker The broken stick stopped the puck from so lug over the red line for an lclng call and MacDonald PERSON Ill HIM MAI 00 IA CAIN OK It you have thn frruloni to shop nnd hnigain whatever you wish IVltttt mqu tent tot ration till yml the amt tilttttimi anti minimith SEE YOUR MANAGER FOR COMPLETE DETAILS Season pickedup the rebound to fire It through Ross Cameron gave Barrie the lead for the third time alter Sandy Air had passed out to Moe Fife and thelatter had missed an open net Cameron grabbed the rebound and slip ped It past surprised Omitt lhe Falcon defence dmorvcd full credit for the next two goals for the Mlsitlcs whidt gave them the lead for tho llrst time In the tilt With no one within on feet of him Bernie Valmsley pulled up at the doorstep of Richs goal in time to take pass from Ed Louttlt and shove it by Don Ken Parker pulled the same deal couple of minutes later camping In front of Rich with no one in resetting distance and picked off the open corner it appeared from that point that the Mlskies would come on strong to grab the win But Gerry McBride had other ideas collecting his second goal of the afternoon with his spco lollythe feared slap shot He fired on the go at the blueltne and his murderous drive went right through mpltte legs At 1410 classy Al Smith dug the puck out of the corner worked his way out front and blasted hard shot Into the act itro tally was Smiths 20th ot the season and topped off an Impressive campaign for the dairy farmer Then came the pulling at the netmindcrs and the two goalsl by Brainard and Air and the Falcons had their win its unfortunate the Falcons couldnt have had low more similar victories throughout the yearthey might have made the playoffs But as is usually the case the better Icarus won out and thats the way it goes Falcons goal Rich defence ltobcrtson Rcld Armstrong Forbes forwards Smith Stod dart Clarke Air McBride Fife EdwardCameron Eoorv mun Kaast Mlshics goal Cupitt defence anurtnn loutiit Ecrscroa ltill ltlceit torwards Parker Vheclcr MacDonald lilac Donakl hlcCollum Valnislcy Fitter Abbott Bruinurd officials referee Jack Shropshim llncsman Andy Class First Pcrlatt Falcons Stoddart Clarke Smith Falcons Edward McBride Doorman ltl7 Ii Meaford McCallum Muc Donald MacDonald llAD Penalty Wheeler tripping 357 Second Period Moatord MacDonald MocDld McCallum 144 Falcons McBride 907 Meafoni MacDonald Mc Callum Bargeron 1306 Falcons Cameron thfe Air lB03 Penalties None flhird Period Meatord Wolinsley Louttlt Brainnrd 138 Mustard Parker Abbott Fitter to Falcons McBride ll Falcons Smith Stoddart l2 Moaford Brainard Walmsley Wheeler lBM id Falcom Ail 1952 Penalties MacDonald slash ing 1125 Forbes tripping misconduct 1125 Fitter trip ping teas Shots on Goal 12 it 1440 12 lZM By Barrio tiy Moniord Watch For The NEW WAY TO SHOP Canadian Tire 110 Dunlap St ltttlllll of honoring your iiuirhnre lost i5 tch points 74f lllfi With it liniik of 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