16 The Barrie Examiner Wednesday March 16 1977 Sour ending for series By RANDY MCDONALD Examiner Sports Editor The need for proper coaching or the lack of it was never more evident than Tuesday night at the Barrie Arena What was to have been York Simcoe Minor Hockey League juvenile playoff game between the Allan Cook Juveniles of Barrie and Orillia ended abruptly with 958 remaining in the second period Thats the time the Orillia coaches yanked their club off the ice and into the dressing room refusing to return to the ice The game ended on brawling and disorganized note amidst spree of name calling which left the small knot of spectators shaking their heads Some in sheer disgust Barrie was in front at the time with comfortable 50 lead in the second game of bestofthree semifinal Its not the first time something of this nature had happen ed There was game earlier in the season when over 100 minutes in penalties were handed out and the game called due to lack of time Another game witnessed highsticking incident nearly turn into messy and totally uncalled for brush with the law when an Orillia player phoned the police to lay assault charges Cooler heads prevailed in the end What ignited the start of the end was fight between Bar iiii ries Chuck Edwards and Cam Henderson of Orillia It started with wrestling match on the ice which the official couldnt separate and flared again in front of the Barrie dressing room Orillia officials blamed the officiating saying they let the game get out of hand They blasted the pair of referees quite loudly and to some extent after the game Rubbish to that thought Everyone at the arena knew it was going to happen It had happened before with different officials There was total lack of discipline on Orillias part The players had no control and the men behind the bench werent able to give any guidance Orillia has been leaderless for most of the season The men who filled in Tuesdayjust did that filled in This lack of discipline allowed few hotheads to pop off at will The obvious mismatch of talent didnt help The only good thing about the series is that its over and Barrie now is pitted against Richmond Hill for the league championship Glen Laycock and Gus Eyers had two goals each for Bar rie with Edwards scoring the other Terriers on the ropes in series The Flyers swagger into Orillia tonight in command of the bestofseven Ontario Hockey Association semifinals 30 Which is no great surprise The combination of Flyers defence Wayne Carleton and three productive scoring lines is enough to send the Terriers staggering into Lake Couchiching Terriers should pose greater concern than in the 106 lashing delivered by Barrie Monday when the series returns to the confines of the Orillia Community Centre The Terriers are more apt to create more suspenseful game before hometown fans Even pressure the Flyers bit They did it the last time Barrie came to Orillia forcing the Flyers to come back with fourgoal outburst in the final period foraTti win Barring anything short of fullscale collapse Flyers will meet Brantford Alexanders in the league finals That series could start this weekend but Flyers are keeping mum on the subject Its bad luck to talk about series explained Steve Cripps generalmanager of the Flyers hockey club es pecially when one series has yet to be decided No one expects the Terriers to give anything away But few doubt that the Flyers will be out to end the series in as few games as possible Should the series end tonight then its up to Brantford to call the shots for the first game of the bestofseven final series Jim Lemieux of Midland league convener says the Alex anders have the first say in the series as long as they give themselves enough time to finish before specified date They have certain time limit to finish by Lemieux said and that is April There is strong possibility of the series opening in Brant ford Friday should Barrie eliminate Orillia Alexanders will have representation at the game and theyll probably get together with Flyers officials to deter mine the start of the final Allstar selections on Friday The league reached balance of power this year and with it created an interesting situation as to the selection of the Forgrave first and second allstar teams Carl Fletcher of Cambridge the league statistician has the final allstar team lists completed with the exception of the most valuable player award Lemieux contacted the statistician Tuesday and reported back that there was tie for the MVP This will cause another voting The remainder of the selections will be made public Fri day Lemieux said leagues scoring champion ship with his 85 points on 34 goals and 85 assists The Flyers centre is as sured of his second scoring trophy in his four seasons with Barrie Regan 26 goalscoring lead with team ishing 13 points in front of his nearest rivalRuss Elliott of Thunder Bay 215172 Bob Dupuis has to be reckoned with as one of the premiere goaltenders of the league The uckstoppcr with the Whity Warriors played in 21 games giving up 76 goals while recording three shutouts for goals against average of 362 His three shutouts topped theleague PAUL REGAN Dupuis is likely candidate for the firstall star team and the selection of Steve Rexe despite his 624 goals agaonst average with the Lindsay Lancers to the secondallstar squad wouldnt be all that surprising Rexe played in 3125 games giving up 195 goals The selection of the allstars was left to those who know bestthe players coaches and managers Its with interest that we wait to see just who the players picked as the top performers in the league One thing is certain This is the year the Barrie Flyers will lose their dominance overthe allstarballotting ELANCING AROUND The two members of The Ex aminers Team Typo Swim Team surprised everybody with their performance at the Swimathon at the Barrie YM YWCA on Monday Noone expected them to last more than 15 laps so pledges went high Sheila Metiovcrn went 160 laps and Rolf Kraikcr the exhausted one on the front page of Tuesdays Examiner went 170 laps of the 200 maximum then they collapsed BOWLING Standings in the Kempview lligh Single Flat Bill Itawn 322 Paul Regan clinched the shared the mate Bob Baird while fin OH ANI ltlNNthi Mike Forgravc 15 will be in Her of the top track muda this week to join some nd field pro spects from across the pro vince He will be attending the junior training camp at the request of the anadian Track and Field Association Forgrave established rec Yrt ord Saturday in Toronto in the Ontario juvenile indoor track and field meet with his performance in the loometre cvcnt Examiner Photo JoOp midgets oust Thornhill with 42 win in deciding game THORNlllLL Hadley scored goals to pace Barr of Sheddon but fell Murray two overtime ie Toop Ma jor Midgets to 42 victory over lhornhill in the deciding game bestofltthree playoff series in the York Simcoc Minor Hockey League Barrie took 11 lead in the first period on goal by Doug semifinal behind 21 after two periods of play Hadley tied it up at 1055 of the Sports Calendar HOCKEY 831 111 Orillia Flyers vs Terriers Flycrs lead estofseven OHA Senior semifinal 30 615 pm Eastview Arena Newmarkct vs Kinsmen Atoms Newmarkct leads bestofseven zone final 10 pm Oro Arena recn and Ross minor Bantams vs Oro Oro leads bestoffive semifinal 24 UltlJNG at Barrie urlin third period to force the over time Jim Ferguson and Bill Bucklcr scored the Thornhlll goals in the second period Graham Giffen had three assists for the Coops and Doug Sheddon had two Barrie will now meet Newmarkct in the finals but the dates for the series have not yet been set gClub happel off to Bermuda Two Barrie track stars are invited to attend training Mike Forgrave is going to Bermuda So is Debbie Chappel But its anything but holiday for the two Barrie athletes Theyre going Thursday at the re uest of the Canadian Track and Field Association to atten weeklong training camp with some of the best junior track and field stars in the country Forgrave 19 Grade 13 student at Barrie North Col legiate received his invitation back in midJanuary The news that she had been selected to go was received by Chap pell 17 Grade 12 student at Eastview Secondary School three weeks ago Forgrave has already launched himself into season whtich even in its early stages is promising to be his best ye Forgrave has already picked up number of firstplace finishes in his speciality the 400metres His most recent accomplishment was clip ing his own record at the Ontario juvenile indoor track an field meet in Toronto on the weekend ige ran the Mmetres in 486 seconds His old mark was 48 Chappel had fourthplace finish in the longjump in the junior championships Earlier in February she picked up fourth in the same event at the Ontario senior indoor track and field championships at Toronto Forgrave established Canadian record at the senior championships in the 400metre event thus earning berth on the Ontario team which competed in Montreal Feb 2627 irfilthe Canadian national indoor track and field champion ips He placed fifth overall among the top 400metre runners in the country Forgrave admits hes pleased with his performance to date actually Im very sur rised hesaid My timing is lot better an Im lot stronger than last year The indoor track season was in full swing in January en ding fivemonth layoff from competition for Forgrave Ac tually he never stopped his training He says he kept to strict schedule from the Kitchener Watcrloo track and field club of which he is member Forgrave enlisted with KitchenerWaterloo club to take advantage of what he considers to be topnotch coaching llis summer and fall schedule is busy one and should keep him actively involved in major competitions Once the training camp is finished Forgrave and Chappel will return to compte in the Georgian Bay Secondary School Association GBSSA championships on March 31 Both Forgravc and Chappel will be among strong con tingent of Barrie athletes entered in the BSSA final Forgrave also has his sights on setting Canadian senior record in the 4tmctrc hurdles and says hes looking to run the loometres in 47 seconds flat The Canada Summer Games are in Newfoulndland later in the summer Then there are the junior and senior Cana dian track championships as well the North American championships in Mexico to mention few What does the future hold in store for Forgrave Well he could be heading for the United States and scholarship next year Im looking down south he said Forgrave has been approached by Michigan State but says he hasnt made any firm commitment as yet sports Playoff opener Typhoons upset Mosquitoes 32 By STEVE Upsets were in the making in Barrie Legion Minor Hockey Major Division playoff action Tuesday as firstplace Mos quitoes fell to thirdplace Typhoons 32 The Typhoons moved ahead 20 on goals by Steve Bergic and Steve McLindcn before the Mosquitoes rallied to tie the score on goals by Dan Mcllcod and Mike lteid Typhoon goalie Tony Weir came up with many excellent saves in the third period as the Mosquitoes pressed for the win ner Collins scored an unassisted goal mid way through the third and the Typhoons held on for thcwin In other action the fourth place Mustangs upset the se cond place Spitfires 91 The Mustangs led 30 at the end of two periods on goals by Terry Matheson Bill Thurlow and Bill Gillen The roof fell in on the spit fires in the third as Matheson scored two Bill Fahey two and singles going to Thurlow and Tim Miller ltob McLennan broke Kevin llancocks bid for shutout The final will be held March 26 starting at pm at the Iunlop Street Arena Gateway Wins to tie series Gateway Contractors minor midgets edged Oshawa 43 in Oshawa Monday to tie the best ofifivc MllA semifinal series at 11 Dale McKnight Steve Tim mons Dave Collinglmurne and Paul Gordon scored for Barrie lame three is in Oshawa Sun lay camp in Bermuda INVITED T0 CAMP Debbie Chappel 17 of Eastview Secondary School has been invited to attend the Cana dian Track and Field junior training camp in Hamilton Bermuda Her specialty is the longjump She leaves Toronto Thursday for Ber muda and the weeklong training camp This past week at the Ontario junior in door track and field cham pionships in Toronto she picked up fourthplace ExaminerPhoto Hope to do well at camp The longjump is the speciali ty of Debbie Chappel 17 Grade 12 student at Eastview Secondary School She placed fourth at the re cent Ontario senior indoor track and field championships and fourth again this past weekend in the Ontario junior championships in Toronto Her performance helped secure invitation to attend the Canadian Track and Field As sociation junior training camp in Hamilton Bermuda She leaves Toronto Thursday morning for the trip south and the start of the weeklong camp Chappel received her invita tion three weeks ago She at tended training camp in Toronto in December knew there was camp she said had had an idea but ldidnt really know for sure Chappel will be competing at the Georgian Bay Secondary Chappel and field championships March 31 in number of events Shes also looking to win berth in the Summer Games in Newfoundland Chappel won the longjump event at the allOntario com petitions in Brantford last sum mer and qualified for the na tional junior and track and field championships in Sudbury Besides track Chappel is an accomplished figure skating recently passing her Gold Dance Vicnesse at the Barrie FigureSkatingCluh She was also member of the Eastview Wildcats senior girls basketball team team which won the GBSSA cham pionships and berth on the all Ontario high school finals Well Im really happy to be going and hope to do really well down there Chappel said The selected athletes will receive intensive training and participate in one local com petition while in Bermuda SPORTS SHORTS Striders strong at indoor meet Huronia Striders Track Club sent small but strong group of athletes to the tyke and atom indoor track and field cham pionships held recently in Toronto Pattu Boni won the Mmetres and shotput events in the atom girls competition Her time for the 100metres was 66 seconds The secondyear atom tossed the shot put 753 meters Miaria Bertolds was another standout at the metre with her secondplace finish in the 50metres and second in the long jump Jody Lasalle was fourth in the atom girls long jump with mark of 385 metres In the tyke competition Christine Roccio placed second in the high jump 115 metres and fourth in the long jump event with jump of 330 metres Giffen make it to semifinals Giffen Farm Equipment bantams have made it to the semifinal round of the Ontario Minor Hockey Association playoffs following sweep of the bestofthree series with Gravenhurst on the weekend Kingston is the next opponent for Giffen with the schedule expected to begin this coming weekend School Association indoor track Gourley leads juveniles win 0R0 Dave Gourley led the Oro Partridge Juveniles to convincing 70 victory over Coldwater Monday night Gourley scored three goals Doug Shelswell had two with singles going to John Van Berkum and Brian Cole Oro held slim 10 lead at the end of one period but blew the game wide open with four unanswered markers in the se cond period Trip to Panama is the prize Keith Alderdice is making his presence felt in the Sunday Night Bowling competition He beat Sid Fuller for the top rize of $50 last Sunday Fuller collected $25 for his secon place finish while Dan lteadman and Del Froelich picked up $15 each for their share of third place Busty Drinkwater and Jeanne Marten will be par ticipating in the finals of the Canadian tenPin Federation this weekend in Toronto with hopes of winning trip to Mamo Â¥A ¥¥¥¥¥¥ II laFl Bll OCAI tl edz Panama forthclnternational finals Elegant Monday Bowling igh rip at Etawn 90 it Hp III irs 13W crm 1th iampions ip Four thousand dollars will be up for grabs when the An nual St Patrick Day Tournament gets underway this outcasts 3g weekend at Sheas OConnor be Ed Miner in The qualifying round for the Worl Cup is ing held at Hailing 27 Sheas during Majrch and April Barrie Fire Department 25 UBarrie Comraiunity Credit DA Masonry No2 24 nion pecwees rubbed Thorn Teds Unisex 23 hill at Eziiistview Sunday to Llonk dump Athton Club Well Drillin 2i Wm playoff series ALLISION Barrie Lions novice dumped Alliston 63 gï¬lnHrgsgsTmphieS 21 10 Jflslhwr fsmi 33 til Yï¬ek Pl Tuesday night to take one game lead in the bestoffive re meet We pay Cw finalsoftheYorkSimcoeMinorHocke Lea Brien 59035 dl Oshawa in the eastern zone York Peel Ladies Hockey Cindy McMuller had two Glover moves Into Serles lead Danny Schaly and Cor Kirk led Birriegytilith two goals Underwood ma 00m semifinal FOUHG IAHBUP They hthC t0 Wm goals for Oro with Louise Mar Glover moved into 21 lead Arena Tuesday Speedys scored for Glover with Linda each Singles went to Keith Cyr and Marty Parker JDA Masonry No1 13 Todd Moser Bob Duncan and lhueruy al tho Amnfl shall chi pingin another in bestoffivc final series Bonnie Scott left finds her Ilodgkinson netting the lone Scott Hutchinson Todd lleydon and Tim Wilson replied Mjandale Lumber 13 Mike Llo scored for name against Agincourt lhurst ays game is at pm of the lnnisfil Ladies Broom process slowed by Glover marker for Speedy Ex forAlliston Vern Auto Body 12 Bill Lor and Bob Malcolm Attltltnurl lmk the 0120110 at the 0m Township Iommuni ball League with 21 win player Brenda McLeodJudy uminer Photo The next game of theseries is4pm Saturday at Lefroy shared theshutout the bestoflhrcc SCIICS 43 tyCentre over Speedy at the chroy Wilson and Helen Beleske