7m stead Spirit Hawks to 3d W3 STOREY Out of the Halloween weekend rams the ghosts of George Ford and Ken Green pair onetime ch Barrie Flyers The first of their doomodoor calls we mode Fridav evening at flap Emms palace when Gult Black Hawks visited in full force mood Shell out was in the milk ing and the Flyers obllzixl Before cheering mob which numbered over 3090 the visiting Hawks handed the Barrie favor itcs 32 loss the first on home ice this season it could be expected Last year when Emms traded Ford and Great to Gait along with two other play ers and deuce in return the same two made gvery game on the sched ule tough One for Barrie Especially so in lhe Flycrs home new season with new players Ford and Green still hold the bitter thoughts of revenge in their minds It was llttle early for their haunting pranks but they made Emms and company very uncom fortable as they paced Gait to their fourth straight victory George Ford who relies on fastskating game tallied the open ing two counters for the Hawks while Ken Green sunk what prov cd to be the winning marker Icrritorially Barrie held wide margin But it was superb dis play of netmlndlng by brilliant Clarke Sommcrvllle that meant the final knockdown of the Fly ers Sommerville was more than ter rific He was miraculous When the Flyers began their famous power drive midway through the second to the end of the third it was Sommerville who came to the llnwks rescue and only Som mervillc To illustrate Sommervilles amaz ing feats of the end of the secdnd perlod Gait performed forgo min ute and half with two men short Barrie ma aged their first goal during th munadvantage but still Hogg had to hammer the disk twice from pileup before pound ing it by Sommervllle Throughout the continual Barrie thrusts the lone perSOn standing between success was Sommervillc Flyers were weakened in player strength due to injuries to defence man John Shedden and forward John Bobenic Shedden is nurs ing torn cartilege while Bobenic has mangled knee cap and torn ligaments The weakness certainly was evi dent when Barrie had men advant gtGalt had two penalties in the first period and the homesters couldnt as much as muster an at tack In the second four minors went to Gait and Barrie cashed only The llyers were in generalist Bommervilie stumped the atlas George Ford the thorn opened the scoring in the initial cunts 86 be broke from centre on Ken Greens to sail unnwleuted an allude Edda Crouch It was pretty goal but where was the Ber rle backcbeckingl when W0 in time In flu yed anotlltl four two Ford pgain the marks man ut ofall thingsthe Hawks had John Lumley sitting out tripping penalty at the time Biz Bob Taylor attempted to lucid rush when he was stopped at the pipeline by Ken Green Green re trieved the puck drew lone de fcnccman Ward Brandow over and passed to Ford The latter tired from close range Barrie didnt break the goose egg until 1756 of this second Roy Trussell and Jack Price were in the cooler when Hogg climaxed threeway passing play between Stan Inn and Real Chevrels off crowded Sommerville cage Flych kept pressing thy 64 adlt vanta but couldnt connect al thoug they kept the spectators on the edge of the seats with thrilling moments Gait led off the third at 238 Barrie gauging thrust was stymied at centre and the Hawks soared three abreast on rookie defenceman Orrin Gould Bronco Horvuth easily pulled Gould out of position before laying perfect relay to Green The Cult forward nipped the short side From there in it was all Barrie They showed organization on at tuck for the rst time and con tinually heaved pucks in Sommer villes direction Penalties to Real Chevrels and Bob Taylor nine seconds apart along with Jack Green of Gait had the picture anything but rosy from Barrie standpoint However effective defenceman Ward Bran dowsoothed the sltuntionby gm nering an unassisted counter Picking up loose pupk at his own blueline Branddw buffed and pulled to the Gait citadel for his first marker of the season The crowd went wild over the favorites earnt Brandow almost connected for his second shortly after Sommer breakaway ville lust getting indie way on drive from the blupzutrlpe pen alty to Dick Wolsteliholme for de liberately freezing the puck gave the Flyers bhance to gain even terms bufng dice Then former Marlboro defence man Bruce Signs was Lentenccd for two minutes and Barrie again tried lie blink the light They did every thing but Footnotes Red Mitchells dc but as coach in the OHA Junior circuit was happy one Suc ceeding Ale Moore who resigned Mitchell former mentor for Aurora Junior entry bellowed constant orders from his box Hap Emms introducedllio Caron from Iroquois Falls to the Barrie tans He played leftiwfng with Bum Zan atta and Rick Hog and showed Enough to warrant another outing Galt figured theyhad counted goal in the third period when they hillthe goal post The flight plenton but the officials ruledit wasnt in The Hawks upset the Flyers on hustle something which we have lacked for long inter val In our opinion Hogg Mc Carthy Zantta and Brandow were Barries best Gait havent too much as welldrilled club goes but netminder likeVSommerville can czirry them long way The Huwksfropt office was quite In tlwsecond canto Gait went mun summer Green 50m ABSQ CANADA Flyars Make Trip To Windsor Tues Bead Record Good lion Bruins moves his Barrie iflyers into Windsor Tuesday for JOIIN BOBENIC the first meeting of the season with rlhe Spitres and as usual he isnt predictinga victory Despite the fact Jimmy Skinners uniors have not been successful us far in the OHA Junior cam paign Emms is not counting on in asy two points The Spits are mountains to the Flycrs in season play and only at playoff time can Emms fathom tin poivcrfiil Bolder City crow He isnt expecting too much from his planes on this trip as injuries have almost grounded th big scvcn John Bobenic and John Sllrdtlcn two important cogs in the 1040430 inarhine are sitting out with torn ligaments nnd torn cartilage icspectively To date the Flycrs have shown TWO JOHNS is not much of bid in card game and that is just Ill Do the road In fourstaris the wqy flap inn feel that the injuries to dcfencemun John lmvlkvd with vltlmlts Sherlin and rightwinger John Bobenlc llls llyers cant make too strange bid until their return which wont be for three or four weeks Shedden suffered torn cartilage in the left knee last week st St Catharines while Bobcnlc has torn ligaments of the right knee sustglned when he enshld into the goal post at Oshawa on Sat Oct 22 stun coincidence though both come carry the some mm of John Ind have similar injuries Hope To Beverse 181 from Kirkland Lakg Setback Today BARBIE COLLEGIATEOanior Hidden dropped their first confest of the COSSA seuon Thursday when they suffered an 181 setback from Colllngwood on the litters grounds They hope to reverse the decision today when Colllngwood pay return visit to Arena Park for an afternoon engujcuunl Husky Bob Luluson garnered the lone point for Barrie kick to the deadline in the first hnlf The local seniors held the strong Collin wood club to 3161 score in the first und second quarters but weakened considerably in the Qilrd and fourth stanzas to allow pair of con verted touchdowns Hochelaga Soon Going To Lakehead For Cargo Iron Ore Captain Selby Patterson of Tor onto veteran of nearly half century on the Great Lakes proud ly piloted the giant new cargo ship the Hochelaga through the outer gap in the Coilingwood har bor on her maiden trip at Coiling wood recently The big ship went through user ies of tests and trials artqu tfi southern part of the Georgian Bay for several hours and then headed for Midland to take on fuel She will go to the Head of the Lakes for her first cargo probably iron ore Captain Patterson remembers his own first trip on steamer in 1903 he left Collingwood as deck hand under the command of Captain Footc now retired at Culling wood Captain Patterson later took over command of the Amcs some years later The MOft Hochclaga was sche dulcd to leave Collingwmd on Sat urday morning but near galei which swept acrossithe bay from the north west postponed the maid en trip for 24 hours It was on the old Ames and OHA JUNIOR St mils11 Marlboros Barrie Gait St Michaels Oshawa Guelph Strutford Windsor udw iquwamma amwammwowf ccwcgcoi thaaaaacSEEU Saturdays Results Marlboros 5Windsor St Catharines 6St Michaels Guelph 4Oshawa Barrie 4Galt Future Games TuesdayGait at St Michaels Oshawa at MarlborosGuel at St Catharines Barrie at Win 301 ubilant following the victory appearance Barrie should have won by an easy 103 margin They had that much of the play Murray Dunnette worked on right wing with McCarthy and Chevre flls in place of injured John Boh enicdidnt stand out like he had in his two previous outings Long was back on thebluelin to make up for the loss of Shedden Zanatta centreing Caronand Hogg Chevrels Was handicapped with swollen toeWas still threat Gait only lose four play ers next seasonHorvath Ken Green Ford and Kllby Barrie dont lose many more BILL BURN AN star here after being hit above thir tween New YOrk Rangers and Cauudlens goal keeper for the Canadiens tlmc occasions and dropped one Llccisiwlv The Flyors will return to prep for ZI wuckcnd scries with tho powx crful Toronto Marlbiims pacesot tirs in the league UTOPIA Wl October T25 Arthur Dobson is having water system insinllcd in his house and binn Mr and Mrs Maurice Milch wore in Pctcrboro Thursday on business number from here attended the GaitBarrie hockey match Fri day night at Barrie Arena Essa Supervisor Dempstcr and Tommy Exell were in Toronto Friday for machinery repairs Utopia listeners to CKBB were pleased to hear Cecil Denney do whistling number on the Simcoc County talent program Thursday night It Its costing the Government zip proximatcly 90 cents per man per day to feedmembcrs of the Armed Forces shown why puck during ame Hockey players have mgny eye accidents some have beenknown to have lost their sight which is the cause of the face 41 controversy amongst hockey fbig guns asto whether or not goalies should be made lo wear mask over By GEORGE STOREY Tonight is halloween the time when spooks witmes and other strange creatures roam the universe And if new H40 Etnmt didnt lkllclt in spirits before inc does now His weekend was haunted with the souls of George Ford and lien Green two castoffs with Gall Black Hawks this Season Thch two Toronto lads were members of the Bar rc llyirs when the season of mans started In late November Emms xecuicu famous fourforivuo player deal which saw Ford and Green pack bags for tile rooming houses in Gait In return HaroldHopper and George Burdhdm took up residence in this lively hockey town The deal didnt pay dividends until playoff time and up to then Barrie fans were beginning to think Emms had some out on the wrong endiof the dude When lliu Flyrrs iourcd to their second successive OHA Junior lillc Ill eight straight games for new record the customers thought liftercm it was lloppcr who was the standout of the playoffs with lurchams endless right wing wulkia definite asset But people are Sunny ihey forget the post and dwell in the present and the future All they could see Friday when Gait dcfcated Barrie 32 were Ford illd lricn the figures who snowed the Barrie crew under and right llltll own backyard Again they think Emms made mistake in trad ng the flying twosome How they would look in Barrie sweatcrl now they Soy But please remember that Emms benefited by the trade lust season the Hawks arc smiling this your Good players must be fun to receive better puckstors who fit into new organization Ford was glVill every chann to strut his stuff for the Flyers lie just ouldnt do it Granted Ken Green was not given the opportunity tol provc llilllStlf worthy of being member in Barrie But Emms hasl done nlriglit and if that is the only mistake he makes we need nor Vull After all is anyone pcrfict Back to those spirits Ford and Gileen certainly mean lot to Galt They form the veteran unit sign with Bronco llorvulb The Hawks are young organlntion and although they play Ml unorthodox style of hockey it brings results It bus always been said that Barrie play as good as their opposition and they were anything but grcal on Friday Still they could have gained victory in easy manner bud it not been for the extraordinary amount 0f luck Clark Sommcrvllle had in the nets He was the one person who stopped the Flyers cold Barrie retrieved the bitterness of defeat in Gall Saturday brough efforts of Real hcvrefils and Rick llogg but Greenand Sommerville were again their opposition The Friday fixture was William Bed Mitchells debut as coach in the junior circuit and the former defonccman for Chicago Black Hawks was everything but sad over the victory Mitchell handled Aurora Meteors in IA junior ranks last season but has tough task when it comes to masterminding Gait loronto Marlboros are still rolling along undefeated roads and Barrie have the unfortunate task of tackling the Dukes in the coming weekend series Stop George Armstrong Larry Regan Lorne Pirie and Murray Grenkcl and victory can be produced St Catharines were proving it when fog stopped in They arent easy opposition but if defeat isnt met before next Friday Barrie fans would like nothing better than to sec the Flych hand the Queen City Dukes their first lost to keep Syl Apps and his secretary George Dulmage from growing overconfident Oshnwa Generals are finding thing rather hot Tommy Andersomand his Motor City boys cant even buy victory from Guelph Windsor Spitfires cant do much better but apparently have potential power for later in the season or maybe next year And Straiford need Danny Lcwicki St Mikes dont need thing but time while St Cath arincs are counting their chickens before they are hatched via Hap Emms style very unpredictable season we must say How do you like the way Owen Sound Mercurys are bowling over the opposition in the senior race Hamilton Tigers twice KitchenerWaterloo Dutchmen and Marlboros for win streak of four straight Bruno Bed Favero Barrie favorite who is doing much in the Mercs new movement states the club is rolling because there are no stars on the roster It is younz and displaying plenty of hustle He likes the new setup much better and believes the Sounders will have something to say as to who is winning the title this season recently appointed playing cnncb of Orangeville intermediates in competition is Chuck Shannon bespectacled hlueliner of many hockey campaign Shannon started with Niagara Falls juniors and played profes sional in American Hockey League ranks Two years ago he performed as playingcoach for Owen SoundMercuiys Ottawa Army boastfwo former Barriestars on their roster in Bill Eno and Mickey Magulre Eno who skated the lanes for Barrie Colts in senior company two seasons ago and Maguire who starred for A33 in the Camp Borden Hockey League during the war are 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