51 flpluu Much MxINm Inn1M Ml In penaum la Mum Wnym mhman mmnl Ihl HUM ll lul vuth 201001 III that derer lPlIIIlQ man My Iwkl mm arm In the upper HIM Mnrr Iklnnwmm llaHV WHIIHI nml uinnfl lg 1101 II quinu 31111511 pom1 Mk uh mm Mn awn Km ha Grumm IMr mnml Iln In lwr yum lml mmnl MIMI In nu mm Mlxhrnrr Ilnmzm mill lflrflunmlsh rim UNKDN mt 111mm lwn Ummnll vlrlrmrtl lnmlnn Nnflnnnl 10 NEW In nun inln Ilnrmny lur hm pim ilw 1mm Jun Anv nthr Aunrinltnn hum um nm 111 ium mm vulltlnwn mum Irnnifllnl anal raw FINAL REMINDER lo Raffle Imvimï¬s girls who lnlcml In rurl lllls whiter an open nicellng will he hnld nl llu urllng flu nn Hun Road lnn rm elnhl nclork regular weekly Achrdulu of M1 my pm jcclcd and many ynung Indies Imixlhlc an in VHNI In MINI l6 pamdpnlm Generals Move Into Lead Share The league as whole on Ihc spnl this year as they have wry hlgh standard of compnlillon lo malch lhe llllllï¬‚ï¬ season prmluccd an lntrflllhlc rncc wllll all live clubs ln the race nr llrsl place rlghl lhrnunh tn lllc llnal days The league was lnbbml Canadas Clnscsl Vllh lhc Ilnht l0 challenge or lhe Allan Ullp nnro ngnln In effect the league am lmmh lhllll ln pmvllllng mm ulnhllslml Washnu nnlnrln umnnguu urmg ms loam lhrnugh in the clutch 15 they did when they were down three games in Ihnl dramatic final ngninsl Seven Ups NHI veteran Harry Lumlcy will more lhnn likely be back hulwcnn the plpes However Mk2 Johnny flower he 15 growing older LITTLE IS KNOWN at Newmarket Huskies at this aim other than the act that new heneh boss will on hand Fartravelled iurk Brod parted com any with the Newmarket execs late in the season iuskics gained homer reputation last season as they won nearly ail their games on their own small ice Iuriace wth winning on the road was rarity Collingwaurl Shipbuthlers are on the spot this year mainly stnce they are defending champion Coach Jack trier has always managed to bring his team an thrnugh in the clutch th hen they were down three mum in nu Midland Flyers who survived ï¬nancial crisis just prior to the entry deadline are back with completely new executive and Barrie resident Ray Garicpy back at the coaching stand Ftyers must be regarded as firm contender with the likes of Chuck Jewel in goal Dave Nicholishcn Red McLean and George Vcstfall up front Orillia Pepsis underfllhe leadership of colorful Bill llchill and coach George Ford are reported strength ening to the extent of challenging Collingwood for league supremacy Barrie fans will have an oppor tunity to view any changes when Pepsi visit Seven Ups or preseasomcxhihilion Oct 29 THE SEVENUP organization has strengthened right down the line They have beefed the front office with Waller Thorburn taking over reins of the presidency and Henry Groh as vicepresident Don Coulson returns as capable secretarytreasurer while slrong representation of Barrie businessmen forms the directorate Included here are pasl president Ray Heap Waller CarruthersEd Taylor Frank Peterson Fred Pearson Vern Benny SOD SevenUps who once again will stress youth open at homeNov 12 With the same five clubs returning they will contest 32game schedule The locals play mostly on the weekends with 12 Sundays and 11 Fri days scheduled Along with the Junior schedule lhls will result in an OHA game at Barrie Arena vir mallyevery Friday and Sunday throughnut the sea nn THE JUNIOR Cs willhold thelr Emergency Fund allstar game in midseason The game is scheduled for Friday Jan with Penetang Hurons as hosts Al Shewchuk who led Barrie Sports to the runnerup position last season will select at least three players from each of the five remaining clubs Players from the two new entries Parry Sound and Huntsville will also have representation The OHA Junior is holding its contribution dur ing midseason with an allstar exhibition at Niagara Falls Both the Georgian Bay Junior and Central Ontario senior are following suiL The senior circuit has their select squad game Planned as preseason exhibition using the defend ng champions and the voted allstars from last year Coltingwoad Shipbuilders play host Friday Nov Several representatives of the Barrie SevenUps will aeethe league champs Jack Dyte will coach whiter Corby Adams and KenRobertson will see action SINCE THE FUND is common asset or all lea gues in the OHA each group contributes inits own way This year both OHA circuits in this area are participating in the mutual benefit The most success ful formula for building this fund is an allstar game with all proceeds donated One of the most pro ressivestepsrever taken by the Ontario Hockey Assoc atlon was the establishment of their general emergency iund This substantial savingsvis built to protect the lnierestsoi all their players Since the provincial organization is amateur he vast majority of the players hold down fulltime jobs The possibility of hockey injuries placing the in dividual away from employment for long period is always present providing genuine need for this fund The latest example was last spring whenra mem ber of the senior Gait Hornets suffered compound leg fracture during the playoffs Hewas in hospital or months and unable to work The Emergency Fund Was applied here successfully Orillia Pepsisj Nu 11an In pmvmlng slimr mmpvllllofu or lho shed Washm Ontario rircull In lhc pInyan mm mum Exnnï¬zig mnNEsmv law SPORTS COMMENT 011A Eméigéncflund Is ProgreSsive Step anyrmhl llrlmlrnmn NIH Sumhv Ilvml 1M flvrw MA mummku In lay NM qu him In vlny or Inh Ila mum ml ml Ilw lulu rm In my Mm nu mmm equal in hla NH Minty plm mm hr mlumly mm In lhv gum nwwcr whyM uan lmu nllxlnr lur hll mhvmv nmw Mm Tunlnln Map Inn munn mmmmml lrlmnl horn hum Mde Iml lflill Tlnwlkv nlzlul MI mml In mum Irv lulu prrglvlrm Stallml Smyflw ml III play In llw lamp unlul Mmhul Amullrfll lhfl 50ml Ipy up rhnnuvimx TmmNTo Hm an IvMr Illl mah MA MI Ip lrnrnmo In pm In IM Nn imal Hurkry taxm MINN numr In Mlllllul lrIIDEM Brewer Plays His Final Game By CHRIS AYLOTT TOUGH IOB AHEAD The city Jx 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Saskatchewan naughrldcr full back mu lirsl place in the Western Football Conference rushing rate ll3435mm Mm star lPJii an 41mm 791 HIM0w Nhftcr carw mm Ftlml my rmar arm$ch 55mm r01 44 Mame Ir yam AIcvro 51mm 90 44 mm Mr nut AalAuI wuwuuu Kapp rough night in other department Allhnugh he managed to comgielc 10 passes heiure nging way to Steve Shaler In the fourth quar ter several of his throws were dropped byvlcammalcs lily 74 LEAD When they started Lho game the Lions showed no ill erlchs romhcir 15v7 loss In Hamilton TigerCals Sunday and ooka Joe Krupp HC unnUnucd la at touchdown game also came on pass but mm 110 quarterback Joe Kapp Hal back Dan Gilbert can 73 ynrds at touchdown onlheirsl or Olgath inlarcgpllqns Coleman Claims Bush Leqdership upped his passing drive withhoth touchdown in Lhc second play the last period hitting flanker WM Tucker with lpward loss Hesgayed the pocket In lhe third quarter to hitend Tad Watkins with 55ynrd loudl down strike and set up three yard scoring plunge by hall back nick Black with 40 yan toss lo ullback Jim DH 9an An wmw 1hesday night before 18537 amt Jackson started the game with rollout patterns but was met by goadtrush and failed to complete his ï¬rst six passes He started In drap straight back in the dying minutes the llimt hall and mumptly mmpleed two passes one to hpflhack nannie Stewart for 11 yards land gltoqchdown ITaméssBCgLions 0mm OP Quarter back RusJackson nbanduncd hlsusual rollout style In stay In the pocket and pass Oltawn Rough Riders masH Cana dian Football League inlnrlock ove 81165 Colum lnlurid llnrxromes brsbpcriml lally slum up mull Huwll Lille ll 20 In 1hr lhml nur minute Inlmr Jim Jnlmmn IconII Mlnmsnlnl lone 01 mh fly in Hummnu and John uuwn 511w he nmlnnnl lcnm ilx lhlnl cunucnllva Ir lar VINNIIHU lCILCnnmlal unliunnl llnckry mm mined Minnrmm Hangar lm Tin Iml Prnluslnnnl Lrnuuv 21 In an LXhlmlinn game brim 3000 11va tummy niuhl lIml TummyJae Culley Edmnnmn Eskimns uml flanker Hugh Campbell 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lhc anlnnnI llnckry mine has dtcldrd my shux horn Van Happy With NHL Move 31ml ARMSTRONGS mm rmylu um nem exhibilum comm Girl Putksters Ready To Start ng the Comedy King Is an alhlclt who will be lam iliar to he Queens Park 50 ball regulars Showbuat Buck ner who is rccrcaflon direc lnr calar playcd here in basketball season apens early with game here In llar ne tnmnrrow night The col lul Harlem Comedy King will provide the enlmainmenl at Central Collcglate gymnaslum starting at oclock Providing opposition for Illa show are Georges Tip Top twm Owen Sound The man pictured above is Ed llot nodi Parker summing newcomer Irom Gala Rapids Iowa The Cam My King star was voted most valuable player or lhrco high schnols seasons and was ranked llflh nationally in the small col 19591 Bésketball Show Comes TdBarrie NOW OPEN Skate Exchange mrr mm yum hm ma mm mm 711 ll Illl Minty Ilwyunlvh Imml lmlr Klvll lhn Tmmwn MM Trny WM 01 ha Mlm MAI lnqwllr unml 1m Sudlmr NORTH MY Ill anfll llny alum Mk MN wlu 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or me so must wln Iayl Nigerian Dick Tiger will win This docsnl scare middle weigh champion Joey GiarA dell Hci prepared In in knots In the Tigers tail Thum day nighl vNFW RK MN Tixcr is ungry and nrpr Saurdnay mgr Torrme Ivan Chicagn general manager said 1mm Mikila still hampered by groin injury he sullered in an exhibi me axainsl Canndiem Hun Mikfla is Int seasons NHL scoring leader As Chicago haldAoul he has the company urnallsiar leftwinger Bobby The allstars are sdlcduled la lake on Montreal Canadians to night in he Stanlny Cup diam pions home mm the Forum until be com to contract terms with Chicago Black Hawksor not centre Stan Nikita prob ably will be absent tom the spot mowed for him on the National Hockey League Mb Star team DickiTigerSét ForxA Comeback But Jarrett farmed oulby Wings lo Pillsburgh Hornets was one Ike Kim the traded players In see action and provided anearly payoff Tuesday night as the Hornets edged Baltimore Clippers 11 or their ï¬rst victory of the meriun Hockey Lelazue sea Gary Jarrett Iellwlnger whom Dtroll Red Wings picked up 1mm Toronto Maple Loan In May wasnt princi yalï¬zure In the trade which Asaw Ihz Leafs acqulreMIrcel Pronovnst and Larry Jeflery In exchange for Billy Harris and Andy Balhgate By ml mum rims An elghbplayu deal belwccn two National Hockey League club paId it Hm dividend our day helm thezNHL sea son started Mikita Hawk Holdoutv ACCURATE TOP mm All ROOFING BY dfléflPdiS First Dividend ROOFING AND SHEE MHAL on the Scaled lwulrh will muhnl hy Hm mtlcrfllnv up In 500 pm Mm day Orlqu 1m lnr Hm AIIMIIy klnrry and Idth polo In Um lulvlic mk ynnl II Mm Hmrir not later than Nurrmlm 19 MS nFululmntcly 11100 Inn ulrwrvl Molcr mu ï¬wmmllml may Mnuml run Ilm lly lnlu ulllrr SUNL arm and ltntlï¬l mm Iuhmillnl In lhw Mr Iluru wppllnl mull nr my Irmlnr Imr uanIy nuqxlnl ll Muuxhn lly tlnk expect cnmcr hlm enwzh 59 115 have Io light is AllAslarE minder Charlie Hodgemil lmu up with heirowu club IN though the three were mleclc nunup mat won me cup Three Guam dalma man Jacques mere right winger Claude Provost and net mindeyVCharIin Hodgewill 1m 11m ans are ooachcd this year by Ilkagns Bill Reaya who earned the right because his club gained berth in the Stanley 010 ï¬nal series lau spring The Hawk his to Canadian In the scvcnvgmne senu Canadians mad Toe Blake will go with almost Ihe who liqgup that wan the cup The Chicago ï¬enera mana get said Vconlracl nggallullons wilh Hull are mntlnulng and that Hull was sdncduled In meet with Mango anagemenl later Innthp day WM puree Pele Conacheiand Quebecl Wayne Hicks matched ï¬mpcg rind goals and FA Hockslra andrBill Sulhagland shot my Aces lqlo lwwgoal 1nd in he second belora the 8ng tied it We nlaclt mmrlrle lint Fltulna and Good yur Inuw um TENDERS FOR WINTER SAND In the nnty other game playedi thirdperiod oils by veteran Bruce Cline and law Yamrs stk gave Hershey Bean Mt lie with Quebe Aces Ieavingfl the two teams deadlocked in second place in the Eastern Db vixion with th eipnints apiece huunuxg he first Pitlshutghf goal and scored the xecond himself In Ihe Iirstperiod open up alead that stood up or the femalnder RayCullen scored he only goal or the Clippers just before Iho first Intermission REINOS SHELL Survlu Stallon mmmr 51 7260 or mania VB