Barrie Examiner, 12 Feb 1951, p. 4

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LTKE BARRIE EXAMINER MONDAY FEBRUARY 12 1951 LAST PERIOD FINISH TOPS FLYERS 65 FOR MAROONS EXHIBITION AT CHATHAM By FRANK RlillltAN Challmm Daily News Sports Editor Tilt Militants 51 riwcli fire Whitt Barrie rlyers tii 533 in the third per hibition game at Illeiuoztal Arcnn Bali Booth was the in hero the game rllitlttl by the Km aid their leettte th scored three four pzllallltr reach after ltll To brilitan solo third peiioc to cm the lhrcegoal lead ct PHIL Mer tay to nick 2e tit11 it 1e collected Hlltit Two to One But Barrie drive Into penalties to one for Challiain and llil man advantasze IlOotn rapped in the first hathazn goal of the pttltiti oral leotut IIgtlal cut the mat gin man 0411 whtzi passing play fzoin Jan tonpbell NLII Ccotqe quards shoal hun loose around the tit lttite Less than minute later Illjtlllt scored his SILIJIILI goal on another passing Iiiaf wade hatham held man advantage The puck came toi tin1 ex cs defence Morrison Slanutz centre White wings LaBine Chevretils alternates Pcarsall OConnor McKnight Wood Tow ers Barber Topiauini Emmi Rttltgtltl defence Ilouffe Brag aenolii centre tdone Wings Booth McArthur alternates Rel gtIlith Orysdale Campbell Fed eioiock Towers Edwards Siron en Becker Dick Uniac Kilbey Marchztud ttills latlersoti tiiatliatn Brauaunola hatham Booth from Campbell and liff McArthzir at lOLIti to tie the score llill Ilootii gttuittl Eie tlllltlltg point at 1323 from scramble 1It Ed Didone coluctizigz his second assist Don4 Towers brother of Maroon forward Iairl lowers scored twice for the Ilyers llowes Stops 3l Lorne liones stopped iii shots compared to 40 by Reynolds llowes had his hottest time in third period when he was forced to make Iii saves and Reynolds was under pressure in the second when he thwarted attempts llarrie is itt first place 111 the OllA Junior series The Maroons last period spurt paralleled their record eight goals in 10 minutes which they Scored in the third period iii similar exhibition game against Barrie year ago to win 113 The crowd for the game was less than 2000 but they had plenty to cheer about as they saw rough but last and open game Tempers flared III the third period when George Edwards and George Stanutz were sent to the penalty box with majors for fiuhtine Draws Misconduct Lionel Barber drew misconduct when he talked back to referee Fred Blackburn after he received minor penalty Both Blackburn and Pat Patter son called them close and handed out total of 58 minutes in pen alties Bob Bragagnola opened the scor EImvaIe Bonspiel Remaining Portion GENERAL ELECTRIC fAMPs Sironen LaIline Ilouffe Towers llarbcr llaigan Booth Ilidone Bruins Chothom Barrie EXHIBITION HOCKEY ihatham Arena Feb BARBIE FLYERS Goal llow flinms ylohiis CHATHAM MAROONS Goal OFFICIALS Blackburn illtlt FIRST PERIOD Edwaidsi tiLfi Barrie White tlaBinei 0117 Barrie Emms iloppazzinii 113 Lil llariie Towers iBarber Eintnsl 1743 Bracagnola McArtliuri 1959 Gord Warner who as shipped to Waterloo llutiicancs by llap iEmms earlier this season was sus pended by the Ontario Hockey As sociation for three games following his sueaiine ad 111 the St Cath game illilit111t coach Bob Kinnear claims iaakl injustice by the 011A kt01tllll to Kinnear Warner was provoked after mixup with Tecpees Skip py leal lie was handed two niiuute Stlllelltt and when on the rincsltWaterloo Suspended Games Swimming Classes BARR FIXER farm product MIDHURST Pituitary ti Mine of George Smith it org 55211 Newmark at to Be No 11 Highway Town in Month gtIlzadfoid Witness mother intuith Newmatket ul iyill be Girls Ring Wron Bell as $l0000 Garage Fire Rages Lennie lillrr to and liilrrn AftMullen 17 of tlliston mtg hell by mistake for lucsday in to summon Iunnfolk to light $10000 life it Routn loturs Alter girls wrong bell lire Ludlou iAt Bardia Pool tlns mid tu ltt yink swnnmitn err up Borden crit given it 2th Ilf Io Discos Vital Subject lioiuzi til flit our the town fin minutes earl an effort legally Nex It ii 00 to sun llo Ilztt Slrltixtll because llS 113 its wll include approx tilt of the welltiavelled hearing tilill titlrtv Would 1A Ilasws ouiiger told the ringing the switched to and liicf came with his volun Llstllh ere 1hr 11 Munichti Board at the coun ttl clanil reek concluded Lillittlgtllilllli lt itktt aud Whitchurch last ttdn of instructt and In 11 mainline Ifor llflIllitctl those qualifying for life SilVlflg itificales bell VilttilxtlS Report Alleged fMurderer Was Born at Strbud ion llrltlp All theland between Neyimarket and lmige fitrret will be taken in toqu from Ilrvis Drivi on His 1le th to lie or 40 rods south on Eagle Sheet on the south annexation Newinarket this Week and declared terr brigade The first swimming session lastE Monday tenure brought 12 you tepoz Itlktll SEklllliilll front camp instructor lhllis Moody of the recreation Vtilltr tlt iiltttl ill pat the swtnam Suiminers ran who improve HOTEL SIMCOE Dining Room MY lllldtl DQH llLllldglllltlll Full Course Meals 60c 70c IItra leverage Free fortit is to be cmti liduu oftti soon has lit iurdt of his of Stioutl iepoit in The Notth Iiay iLiet lht Nutth ooin it MM lil1 1th the at oztier flititlt li the auntRation legal aftdr 23 days hiIll fice was ittitltta into twi front beginm taking classes strokes and quality for tlIlIlClllt The first night lJN spent Llylllt It distance to iizcrtase stamina will rteunh llIIll lltllllll iauiaiilellartit llvtt today proud ppppa ILIJ Illtt tune ltnad llllllifltlll hotEva athlete Till IIIII 5L ENG CHANGEOVER tLielltotl Ilor Al about 51m lit IllllSt Itflt Jack slates ilurphy as Stioud and later moved to nitric he met his wife llcuitia before to o1h llayabout 2031115 llie Itlllltl events ltllllll was first used liiiidl Iitlll il st mi ii revquarter pound uizl jatilllyl It in li llultf lrl lr atitl All mats or trim ti kt out of lied Cross swimming tests will it held regularly and Ill shrine elasv beta1 Zoinnd The year 1950 set record wattr power development In Cilll aria lli37i hp into operation Ihtii gipc MI Murphy is alleged to have slain blunt instrument liit iicll Illl illtillll hcapest and Best Mall in To ii IOI IlV Lleiltllti Ilix trifttxyyitli ooy Illis Wifes body has to take lt ltlllllt found in the If pttsons tisiitnu nasiuii lie ahead tiau lenaltics Booth Chevretlls 2iway to the penalty box leal at SECONI PERIOD Penalties Morrison Fdwards tempted to pull Warners skates from under him Warner admitted he swore at Ten btit not at the ofv iv Bilillt TOWNS lwmlill lllifitial The reports from referees Jack Mchlenhacher and Larry Lew in indicate Warner did not swear at the officials If that be the ease llllIII PERIOD Barrie Toppazzini Didone iil Chathain Drysdale Edwards Campbell 040 llill Booth scored his first goal of the name at 19259 of the first period as the Flyers were short handed Booth slapped the puck in frotn the crease just before the second hand swept around DoreV Towers scored the lone coal for Barrie in the second period but Bill Booth shuttled back and forth from the penalty box to the ice as he collected three penalties in quick succession do Barrio Rinks Lose Close Games at Three Barrie rinks made it close but not close enough at the annual Elmvalc Curling Club bonspiel heirl this season in Midland The 01 lamplighter of the Bar rie club Selvin Sully Meredith skipped his rink to pair of wins but his scores were not high enough to place him in valuable trophy il Emms lllf fl Iiiatham Booth ow Walter Craigs rink was also close to capturing one of fivetrophies up for competition and quartet skip ped by Cliff Elrick although they lost all three games contributed stiff battles to the spiel their worst defeat being by five points Such beautiful trophies as the John Labatt Carling Breweries HiramWalker and Elmvale Cream cry were competed for Meredith skipped different rink than he usually enters spiels with Jack Craig Larry Hart and John veteran and almostbrought Barrie home some laurels WithWalter Craig were El Craw ford Bill Dyment and Abs Maw Boys played with the Barrie CANIADIAN GENERAL ELECTRIC COMIINV llMlIlP Cliff Elrick skipped Paddy Miles Vern Adams and Jack Corby Craigs rink did gain victory by largescore which gave them one of the prizes offered by the spiel More than 500 Red Cross Loan Cupboards operate in Canada pro ividingsickroom articles for hard pressed families without charge Hove Fun IWITHIYOUIRI FRIENDS gt 003 COLLIER TripoliElliniiauiirtifflterv numeral srs BARI1IIE mount 2395 ay utility for the$1y00 there might hayi been more llSilf lication for the hefty penalty the Waterloo coach added lArmstrong Quartet 10 hatliani Drysdale Campbell MCAIIIIUI 10411 11 Chatham Booth tDidonei 132ll Penalties Edwards IIlIiljt1lI Stanutl fiiiaior and minort Penn sail liaran liminor and miscoer Itlcft At Local Club Ioor conditions did not preVetu game halfdozen rinks from corti fpcting iii scheduled interclub bonspiel at Barrie Curlingy Club in for the Maroons when his screen Wednesday shot catonted off Flycr bounced llilllll mil lllbbllll 1x151 15011110 niorninu made the natural ice Soft Lorne Ilowcs Jack White made that goal back for Barrie on re bound goal by Don Emins on long shot and one scored from faceoff by Doug Towers put the Flyers ahead 41 Mild temperatures Wednesday bill the granite enthusiasts placed extra strength in sweeping to stage closelyfought mixed spicl Each rink curled two games atid one skipped by Harry Armstrong which boasted Jack Slessor and Ron Stewart alternating at lead Mrs Little as second and Mrs lloward Burbidue as viceskip copped the top prize lltev swept to pair of wins and in doing so racked the ltlull lolal Second prize was won by Neil Young who piloted Mrs Ross lIcaly Mrs DAnilio and Georec Banting Other rinks which competed were Frank Craig MrsJ Smith Mrs Moran Mrs Corly skip Mrs Vern Adatns Mrs Smith3 Doug Stephens Ross Ilealy skip John Lang Mrs Gray Ross Stephens Del Cole skip Mrs Harris Mrs Jean McLean Girdwood skin Midget Schedule The Midget NHL hockey system opened Saturday morning and Will continue through to March 17 the windup of the regular schedule The remaining portion of the 1051 schedule is as follows Feb 17 800AHLI Hornets at Barons 845Jr Biltmores at Flyers 915Jr Spitfires gitMarlboros 945Sr Indians at Tigers 1030Sr Marlboros at Mercurys 1100NHL Canadiens at Rangers Feb 24 800Sr Tigers at Mercurys 83051 Marlboros at Indians 900Jr Flyers at Marlboros 930Jr Biltmores at Spitfires 1015AHL Barons at Ramblers 1100NlIL Rangers at Maple Leafs Mar 800AHL Bisons at Hornets 845Jr Spitfires at Flyers 915Jr Biltmores at Marlboros 945Sr Marlboros at Tigers 1030511 Indians at Mercurys 1100NHL Red Wings at Can adiens Mar 104 VALENTIN IJIPI10118 ISIWI tiie bait alt gt 800Sr Tigers atnlndians 830812 Marlboros at Mercurys 900Jr Flyers at Biltmores 930Jr Marlboros at Spitfires 1015AHL Ramblers at Hornets ll00NHLMaple Leafs at Can adiens Mar 17 B00AHL Barons at Bisons 8457Jr Marlboroszit IflyersI 94545rlMercurys at Tigers 1030Sr 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