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my Tia pray yscvmnmryw no agar aw wnytssr=avnrwN lnvmWrIml CORNER Dispite the comparatively short time they had to line the event the committee in charge of the sports Celebrit inner did hangup job of landing an impressive of head table guests The dinner will be held Ihursd night at Collier Street United Church Feilowsbi first big event of the Barrie end Proceeds of the event will rte boy scouts and cubs inter Csfnivai week go towards the Ban savsu sascuu cussrs will be in attendance Hank Ooldu Alan McFaier and Bunaln ough tiiembriefly Storey iheguesthspeaker and Ill have more on him later Bill Durnan sixtime winner of the Vedas Bed Storey Bill Durnan Kaye Vaum gills Weller er and will be the Trophy as top goaltender in theNationai Hockey gue will be another hockey representative Kaye Vaughan outstanding lineman with Ottawa Roughrlders of the Eastern Football Conference will talk on football of course and as an allCanadian lineman the committee made fine choice SGT WILLIE WEILER Canadas outstanding sma teur athlete will give demonstration of gymnastics over the weekend but will be confined to brief talk on the subject Thursday night Another former National Hockey Leaguer Hank Goldup can be counted upon to recall some of his ex Eeriences He is presently manager of the Oldlimers ockey team made up of many great former NHL stars Alan McFater is the former Canadian lightweight boxing champion Loser of only two amateur bouts in 100 starts McFater also had an impressive pro re card You can bet hell recall his great battle with Jimmy Carter then world lightweight champion Me Fater dropped split decision THE POPULAR SPORT of skiing will be re resentn ed by Hans Eder of Snow Valley former jun or and senior Austrian ski chem in downhill slalom jump ing and cross country competed in two Olymp Games and also won the Ontario slalom jumping and downhill titles Without taking anything away from the other guests all exceptionally fine athletes Red Storey is the hottest piece of news across Canada at present Whats more for local angle hes native of Barrie Storey former star football player with To ronto Argonauts and one of the National Hockey Lea gues outstanding referees for over dozen years quit couple of years ago following brawl in Chicago when league president Clarence Campbell didnt hack him Storey up Storey faded from the sports scene but came bac with bang couple of weeks ago when on tale vision program with another former NHL referee Dalt McArthur and Toronto columnist Scott Young he took few verbal blasts at Campbell and the Na tional Hockey League The program was in two parts the second half was viewed Sunday night and Campbell along with NHL refereeinchief Carl Voss bad the last say in the final 15 minutes of the halfhour program CAMPBELL DIDNT do much to alter anything Mc Arthur Storey or Young said Matter of fact best he could do on Red was to read from Storeys column in Montreal newspaper when Bed criticized the CBC onthelr editing of the program Campbell for the second time stated the CBC was wrong for not havingthe tape checked before it went on the air stillcontend that Campbell would cer tainly be insulted if someone proposed editing his comments on controversy before it went on the air and believe he is insulting the integrity of Storey McArtbur Young and the CBC for maldngsuch statement WHOM WOULD the CBC check with Clarence Campbell if Campbell had anything to do with it he would have scrapped the whole program The club owners They certainly wouldnt want anything said about them that wasnt com plimentary This is supposed to be land of free thought and free speech Why shouldnt the trio in question he perndtted to give their views as well as Campbell It wasnt theintention hereto go into such lengths on the above topicbut it is irritating to hear state ments like Campbells And it should help prepare fled Storey for some of the questions hell be omhed with when he lands in Barrie Ted Brent one of the members of this Celebrity Dinner committee and doing great job by the way saidire planned tohave question and answer session at the dinner and Storey will probably be the main tar get of the questions Mr Brentalso stated that it is hoped to have in the vicinity of 350 people at the dinner At $200 per plate its hard to turn down ADVANCE TICKETS are now on sale at Garners ort Shop Sarjeants Insurance or myself at Lake ew Dairy hessid These tickets will be available for $200 each Anyone waiting until Thursday night to buy them at the hall will have to pay $300 Rea son for this is that we will have to make extra efforts instmin guests irestated With calibre of the menre rgof The Examiner is mm thistleld and his know go of sport Brand View inksorrjitiss variety or sports represente and they MONTREAL CANADIENS rookie winger iohn Ferguson is surrounded by 154 hockey slicks the average number broken by each member of the learn in National Hockey League season Canadians lead the other live NHL clustn Details of thersordid story would till book Canada has always been given the fast gong by the ibuvpeso hookcy Milt massif sports editor of the ioronte Star laid Imm lnnrbruck the thandfans One of the molest abut fies lines iilticr took over AM trio cabled Jack Kinseiis 0t lawa Citiren columnist aghast that the Hill had not accepted Canadas demands the spread this off brat statistic The league as whole breaks more than H500 elicits in season Photo NHL Piagers Use Over 11500 Sticks Year MONTREAL CF Ever wonder how many hockey sticks are broken by the all National Hockey League teams each sea soniaibe answer is more than 11500 Want to know which players break the merit They happen to be the leagues two top pointgetters left winger Bobby Hull and centre Stan Ml kits of Chicago Black Hawks wills around 300 slicks each season lumber dealer here figures all that wood would be enough to build five 5000 homes Figured at about $2 stick is for goalkeepersi the bill would run to about $13000 Montreal Canadians are the hardest on sticks as team averaging 164 man Last yc Hahn used and abused 2952 Dickie Moore who retired ihliscsson was the champ He got through 251 Nut was Berk Take Top Honors Iii Mixed Spiei Bloke skipped by Alex Me Getrlckand Dr Rodvideson won first prizes in the two draws of the weekend mixed bonsplel for members at Barrie Curling Club The Andy Stevenson and Jack Wallwins wereiii charge in the early draw the staff sergeant of city police won games plus is He had his wife Del and Mr and Mrs Miller Amos on his rink Skip Pat Bertram with three wins plus 10 took second He had his wife Rosalind along with ROCKET STILL TOP MARKSMIIN VANCOUVER CP littlesiower little heavier but still demon at the net Maurice Rocket Richard Monday led the Whites to iSJ triumph over the Blues in an oldtimersgame of the British Columbia Benevolent Hockey Association The game drew 9800 fans biggest crowdofrtbe year at Vancouvers Forum The Bucketiformer Montreal Ca nadians star scored three goals anii two assists For thé Blues the famed Chicago Black Hawk Pony Line of the nudtoabrotb ers Max and Doug Bentley and Bill Mosienko sc countedior three goals brother Boss and Mrs Bay French Third prize went to Mr and Mrs Robert Peacock and Mr and Mrs Stan Cooke The mayor of Mldhursi was skip and scored two wins with plus er with Mr and Mrs Ernie Wolfenden won fourth prize for one win and healthy plus of 21 in the late draw Dr ldeson with wife Helen and Mr and Mrs George Nortbway won three with plus of There was no other threegame win ner so seeondwent to Skip Larry Hart with two plus is had Mrs Muriel Fendley and Mr and Mrs Norman Clark on his team Skip Hurdle Campbell took third money with two plus He had ltfrs Mary Hamilton field Ken Whatnoush skinned onewin plus its bad Mrs Beulah Brennan John baking and Mrs Co land stall Mr and Mrs DougHom and Mrand Mrs Bob Crsn theifourth place winner with nia ifBoom Boom Geolfrion with 228 followai by Jean Beii venu with 216 Sirrprlsln high up was chrl Riding who doesnt use the slap shot as the Boomer does and doesnt posit the weight of his two mates All are forwards as sirens cartons Trainer NickiGaren of Black Hawks says his boys wreck 2400 sticks yeahHull Mv kite and one or twooiiier Hawks push the cost even higher While all NHL players havocustom built sticks these players have theirs specially wrved which adds to tbevprlce In Toronto where 2009 sticks went to thedlscard heap last season deienceman Tim Hor ion and Frank Mahovlicli tied with its Bobby Puiford was next With 130 With lots of prac tice time the Maple Leaf goal ies went thmngli 245 Detroit Red Wings smashed 1aao sticks Doug Barkley lead rng with 124 followed by Bruce MacGregors 99 Gordie Howes 9a Parker MBCDnnBiiintli Alex alvecchios 84 and Alex FaulkJ ners a2 Terry is goalie sticks New York Rangers use 1100 season with Andy Bsthgste the lap wrecker at 100 to 120 followed closely by Bad Gilbert defenceman Harry Howell and Earl lngarfield And BostonBruias go through about 1440 with Dean Prentice the stickebusting lead Sawchuk used only take into account games Localiiink Wists Trophy Barrie rink skipped by flay Mitchell took lop honors in the division at the Association of Canadian Travellers curling bonsplel held at North Bay last weekend Sixty rinks competed in the threedoy event and the win ning Barrie rink was awarded the Orlllis ACT Trophy Bill Norris wasvlceskip on the Mitchell rink lioy Salch lsecond and Chuck Coleman cad Pcnetang Hurons will be out to keep their slim playoff hopes alive in the Georgian Bay iun for Hockey league tonight at the Arena when they meet first place Barrie Plumbers Plinnbers sewed up the pan naut over axweek ago but coach Ai Shewchuk said today he wants full effort from his 1Theras tendency to relax when team wraps up first place he said This often provas costly in playoffs and every game playing as if they Rinks Four rinks qualified from Group and last nightat HarrleCurling Club for the OKeefe playoffs Tonight Groom andD will complete their schedule Top two rinks from each will cam petetwlth the four abovein lmockout Thursday and Friday for the ironic HThe MondayThursday night ers have finished their schedule ioGroup Larry Harts rink last only two games in 10 Hart has Ken thtrnough for vice George Sutton for second and Peter Kingslaud lead Horace Beaumouni strip with Meiv Wire Jack Traob and Skid ner composed the other They lost only three gam Game time is set for 830 pm tb charges In all remaining games in want the boys to go out 21 play Wednesday seemed quite happy when the HF announced that the winner of Canadas finbi guise with Russia would get the mid medal There was no buth it seems shit late to complain now he wrote Dick Beddou sports Colum inlet for the Throttle Globe and Mali criticised Art Patternpreo ident of the Canadian Amateur Hodiey Association for telling the ill1F it was the last time Canadian team would play in the Olympic hockey oompeik Hon Potter said he was so mad he may have made the statement it was the poullng reaction of manchlid who picks up his prick and goes home in mik if he cant win Beddoes wrote The Canadians guided by Fa ihcr David Bauer were good by Olympic standards but they werent good enough to win The CAHA spokesmen have brig raid the same thing on numer ous other occasions wrote Vern DcGeer of the Montreal Gazette Barrie Pluritbers Will Host Peneiang In Ir Tilt Tonight pooped the victory for playoff Penetang is in fifth place five points behind fourth place fileeford But Peneisng has four games remaining and Meaford ree so the Huron still have chance to land fourth place The teams will meet again at Penetang Sunday is in marked central to IL chestbeaiiog by Clap diln authorities as our repre unhilvu no murhshod over in European challengers at ear or Olympia if the Olympic situations in and off the hockey risks as lodlgesilble as our outspoken authorities niggcsi perhlpl it Ll time first we forgot winter intanew our men it bzlbariufiddm olthven retire to are on our Olym to neighbors flashy vote or the Winter Games Andy OBrien of the Montreal Star described the mixup typically screwy hissnational hockey tournament finish We keep being reminded of Baron de Cambodias words that it doesnt matter who wins but defeat still hurts to Ute win ter field we should at least so was as strong competitor he wrote Hahs Scorers Increase Lead The Montreal Junior Cana dicns increased their lead last week in the Ontario Hockey AS sociailon Junior scoring race Andre Boudrias scored one goal and picked up five assists glng his season total to 117 points and szn Cournoycr stored five goals with two an aisle for 92 point total Fred Stanfield of St Cathar incs Black Hawks continuesin third place with in points and Pete Stemkowski of Toronto Marlboro movad into tie with Dennis Hull of St Catharines for fourth with as points Hull is the brother of Bobby Hull of the parent Chicago Black Hawks of the National Hockey League Bemie Parent of Niagara Falls Flyers has the best inef minding record allowing 54 goals for 161 average Following are the team and 85 Barrie Orillla Collingwood Meaford Penelang WLTPk 152541 i5 430 15i0 131 1411230 lzfllfi Quality in OKeéie Play plus of as JackWebbs rink also loser of three had plus of 27 So Hart and Beaumont have qualified in this group In Gmup there were four rinks with seven wins three losses Those with top scores were skipped by Charlie Hustle see and Dr Alf Grassland Hurtibese had Karlaicnneitj Dr George Leggetttand John Fan ouharson and their plea was 27 With plus osDr Grassland had Ed Wysoglad as vice Doug Tait at second arryEmberson at lead Bruce Nice and Don Emery rinks also with wmiort re cards had lower plusesand did not make theplayoffs laiong with other sinks in the two mops thatsra biendoftwo great really satisfies Fortheflrsttimeyoucan have powerfu hard working McCulloch chain saw for only $12995i minus ml nfy MAC is spealsi tnancial ar rangamsnisoan be made 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