14 the examiner Thursday April 21 1911 Sports corner Lacrosse box needs backing By RANDY MCDONALD Examiner Spo rts Editor Barrie Minor Lacrosse Association has had to temporarily iE delay plans to construct an outdoor lacrosse box The rr son simply islackoffunds Construction was to have started this spring oncityowned land next to the Assikinack Public School on Little Avenue at an estimated cost of $30000 Were approximately $5000 ii Fraser president of the BMLA short of goal said Frank Were still under discussion with the city of Barrieits strictly matter of financing The BMLA needs such facility Registration is slightly higher than last year The minor lacrosse association has had to add one team to its tyke division while acknowledging reduction in the number of peewee players this season The BMLA is to be 17team grouping this year com peting in the Huronia Minor Lacrosse Association The 1976 season cost the BMLA over $3000 in floor time rental This was an increase of over $1000 from the year before An outdoor box would help to reduce the cost of floor ren tal by giving clubs an outlet for practice time which by the way begins Monday at Eastview Arena Rising costs and lack of floor time all combine to slow the growth of the BMLA It is offering recreation in sport just really coming into its own in Huronia The minor lacrosse system is beginning to turn out lot of players Its just matter of time before junior club is formed The BMLA has done well on its own It has gone out in an attempt to raise the money to get this outdoor box When it comes time for the BMLA to drivesupport it its going to help lot of people The Huronia Minor Lacrosse Association is also experien cing those familiar growing pains Gravenhurst became the newest centre to enter the associ to nine communities and between 4045 teams rtant meeting in Orangeville May It is to set up schedules for the season which is expected to start There is an impo May 16 Minor baseball takes big Organizers of the Barrie Minor Baseball League signed vith relief Wednesday when bumper crop of young ball layers registered at the Barrie Arena for registration and when it was It was the second nigh ver total of 365 had registered Greg Burns program superintendent of the citys depart ment of parks and recreation said Wednesday that the in crease new midget divisionboosting the number of teams to 24 from 14 in 76 wont pose that much of problem Minor baseball is getting the use of the Eastview Athletic Complex each Monday Tuesday Thursday and Saturday Wednesday nights are set aside for practices of the Barrie Red Sox senior baseball team Slim pickin for rec soccer league start another fundraising ation boosting membership ump It looks as the Barrie and District Recreational Soccer League may be in for few changes this season is The league used to have the soccer pitches at Radio Shack Field little Avenues at least they did until construction on new high school eliminated all The league met last Thursday Marchant will have eight teams this season ficial Wayn but one pitch and according to league of It looks as if the loop may have waited too long to ap proach the city with regards to finding pitches to play on this season There certainly cant Recreational league The Ieagu be much time left for the does have an optio however but it involves travelling and in all likelihood lot to give on the part of the league The Nottawasaga have been offered to the league Inn Alliston has three pitches which Marchant says the league is going to wait until it has talk ed to the city before decision is made GLANCING AROUND The Simcoe County Mens Basket ball League is holding an awards night tonight in Midland Its an infomial get together says president Doug Andrews Among the player will be the newly crowned champions and Disposers of BarrieTonights also the night the Bar rie Curling Club will announce 1977 deer seasons just prove the urlcr of the YearThe hat hunters have known for some time that the deer populations is going down The seasons have been cut in half in most parts of the province HT Avery impressive in Invitational Pace Avery from the and Stable of Barrie was an im pressive winner of Wednes days Invitational Pace at Bar rie Raceway Scratched from the feature last week because of slight in jury the Henry Adios gelding driven by Charlie Lawson left no doubt from the V8 pole onward As the field rounded the first turn the bay gelding took com mand as Danny Hartack slip ped into the hole and Zolas Dream got away third After half in 10315 Brets Counsel last weeks invita tional winner made his bid and was second to Avery around the upper turn and through the stretch However at the wire it was Avery by half length with Danny Hartack second and Brets Counsel third The last half was in 10035 The mile was 203 45 Avery paid $450$340$220 crowd of 1423 wagered $90975 raceway results Wednesday First pace mile 8450 JUSTIN ENUFI 60 60 250 PENSIVE PENNY ii 70 1110 REAPERS ROCKET 60 TIME 21045 EXACTOR 4and2$18 40 second run pace mile 3500 LANCERS DUST 70 290 50 JERSEY DELL 650 310 QUINTE WORTIIY 50 TIME 2IB45 EXACIOR and 517 Third cond trot mile 500 ROD GRAY Hustlers practice PeterReino Hustlers formerly Georgian Sports want women 17 and over The Barrie and District Ladies Softball League entry is holding session Sunday at 10 am at Billy Bishop Centre at CFB Borden Women interested in playing softball helping out with the team or scorekeeping are ask ed to attend the session Last year the team was all Ontario Provincial Womens Softball Association Double AA champion 770 370 330 leads bestofseven HA junio high school UR isports calendar II 830 pm Exeter Arena Stayner vs Exeter HawkstExeter RUGBY pm Pickering Central seniors vs Pickering at Barrie Curling Club Tournament of Champions BASKETBALL at Midland awards banquet for Simcoe County Mens Basketball League SPEEDYMANS STAR 440 320 MISS AIR SONG 530 TIME 210 EXACIOR and $3510 Fourth clm pace mile 8600 MCKIY0 990 390 360 KILO SUPREME 350 80 NORDIC 390 TIME 207 EXACIOR and $2680 Fifth trot cond mile 3600 JIMMY VAN 13 90 10 290 DARN UJIM 320 270 EASTWOOD DUDLEY II 600 TIME 211325 EXACTOR12 and II $3350 Sixth cond pace mile 81000 LATEST NEWS OH 560 LL70 260 FWI liKY 540 260 STE2V NS PRIDE 250 TIME 207 25 EXACTOR and 821110 Seventh inv pace mile 811000 AVERY 450 340 20 DANNY HARIACK 390 230 BEETS COUNSEL 40 TIME 20345 EXACTtR and $21120 Eighth cond pact mile $1000 PETER BY ALICE 3250 570 340 AARON TAREROST 370 270 ARNIE MACGORDON 430 TIME 205 EXACTOR and $7040 Ninth cond pace mile 8600 JAIIAS SKEEIAR 430 350 300 HILLTOP COUNT 80 760 FLY RYE WICK 20 TIME 207 45 EXACIOR28nd1$6220 Tenth cond pace min 8500 KIWI BULLET 490 490 20 REAIERS GIRL 1250 430 BOMBAY TERIESSA 200 TIME 20625 EXACIOR and 355170 KEY erlna120I LING Doug jg Iloug Sheddcn 15yearold cIntrcnron itII thc oOp Major Midgets is one of IiuITics top hockey prospects lie is cxpcctId to go high in the Junior draft of midget Igc Ilutkt players Examiner Ihotot sports Royals eliminated Two overtime periods needed by Alexanders WOODSTOCK Ont CPI Mark Dumesnil of Brantford scored at the 241 mark of the second overtime period to give the Alexanders 65 win Wed nesday and eliminate Wood stock Royals frorn thc Allan Cup Eastern Canada bestof seven semifinal +2 The goal was the second of the night for Dumesnil Fred Central sweeps rug By STEVE IIIZI The Central lunior Rcdskins Rugby loam picked up two wins Wednesday as they doftotcd North Collegiate Central dividcd their junior squad into two tcarns the first Spock Rob Roscllc Guy Smith and Steve lIGursc got the other Itruntford goals Tom Murphy scored pair of unassisted goals for Woodstock of tho ontincntal Senior League lcd Brown IIvc McLarcn and Ray lillcy also scorcd forthc Royals The Alcxondcrs wcrc uwnrv dcd the John Ross Robcrtson team lcltIItId lIlt North scniors lilo ll cntrol ItIV ISIittIItll ItI lIlt Icum with six points hc convcrtcd trys by Rick Cloughlcy ltrud Snlvick and Mike othcry loughlcys scorc conu on Siskins in must game against Exeter Hawks Stayner Siskins find themselves in vcry uncomfor table position for tonights rio Hockey Association Iunior playoff game In Exctcr Siskins are down 20 in thc bestofscvcn final scrics hav ing lost the first two games 03 anddll Tennis courts ready for seasons play Tennis courts are now opcn at the following locations two lighted courts at Shcar Park at Holgatc and lnnisfil Streets five at Queens Park on Ross Street two at Strabanc Park on Strabime Avenue four at the Eastvicw athletic centre Grove Street at Nelson and two at Riverwood Park Kozlov Avenue north of Cundlcs Road The courts at Riverwood are operated by community tcn nis club but are available to the general public Monday to Fri day until pm and Iucstloy and Thursday evenings Lights at Eastch and River wood Courts are not yet in operation Ihc fourth game in the series is scheduled for Stayner Fri day at 830 p111 Irophy alter the gamc for win ning the Ontario Hockey Association Irovincial Senior championship thidstock lcd 21 at tho end of the first period and 471 at the end of thc sccond but Hrantford scored three quick goals to tie it in the curly part of the third pcriod by series grcat individual effort hc rad ed through the entire North tcam 35 yards for thc scorc Sulvick and Cathcry simply outrun thc lonc defenders In the junior game the ch terI seconds dcfcatcd North 411 llovc Bishop scored the try for Central Excellent plays by IiIVL chdcs and Robb Hall led to the Control scorc In the midget game Central withheld latc game rally by North to defeat them 80 Stove Aust scored both trys for Con tral The Central Seniors arc in Pickering today to Incct the defending allOntario champs ATTENTION ALL FORD OWNERS Douglas Lincoln Mercury invites all Ford customers requiring service to phone to an appointment We have hired additional staff to ensure prompt attention to your service needs Call BOB RENNICK NOW or use our convenient 24 hour 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170 pounds and not afraid to mix it up in the corners like to do some hitting and dont think the centreman should stand in the slot while his wingers are taking all the punishment in the comers he said try to pattern myself after Bobby Clarke of the Philadelphia Flyers Shoddcn isnt particular about who he is drafted by but does have couple of Ircfercnces guess Id Ii to be drafted by Toronto or maybe Ottawa Ihcyrc suppose to be losing few players and from what hear its pretty good place to play hockey Shedden was minor midget this year so any team drafting him has to sign and play him certain amount of time They cant send him down to their Junior affiliate club without his Iwrmission Regardless of what happens in the major Junior draft Wont be playing another year of midget hockey in Barrie Ihcrc have bcc few tier two scouts in touch with me so can always fall back on that he said was ItklIIy happy with my year got 125 points and thats pretty good for minor midget playing against major midget teams got my 50th goal of the year at tho Prescott tournament and so did Graham Giffen Its pretty good to have two guys with 50 goals on one line Sheddens favorHe Doug Shedden is having quite problem deciding who he wants to cheer for in the Na tional Hockey League quarter final series between Toronto and Philadelphia Ivc always chccred for the lcafs but cheer for Ihiladclphio too because of Bobby Clarke he said dont know who to cheer for but guess Toronto Is my favorite pro gcum think the National Hockey League and the World Hockey Association will merge Some of thc salaries have to come down Shedden said Theres no way player like Phil Esposito should be making 32301011 year He might have been worth that at one time but not anymore Other than few minor pro blcms right now its hell of profession to got into Likc most hockcy fans these days Shcddcn is getting little tircd of all the international hockey It was good in 72 and 74 but thcrcs gctting to be too much of it now If wc use our best players we have the best team in the world In thc first couplc of scrics wc didnt use the best playcrs we had and it showed he said Bobby rr was the best tllirlik Ulltil3lu ttlkp lilsi 12 dcfcnccman Shedden said iordic Ilowc and Rocket Richard were pretty good too Someday If everything goes according to schedule people may bc saying the same thing about Doug Shedden KILLSOWN KINI The leopard seal is the only seal that habitually feeds on warmblorxlcd animals killing and eating other seals pcn guins small birds and dolphins Kiddies Rides 439 BAYFIELD MALL MERRYGOROUND SALT AND PEPPER FERRIS WHEEL AND OTHERS COUPON FOR ANY RIDE COUPON FOR ANY RID PRICE AT BAYFIELD MALL APRIL T0 APRIL 23 I977 1r COUPON FOR ANY RIDE COUPON FOR ANY RIDE PRICE AT BAYFIELD MALL APRIL 18 T0 APRIL 23 1977 APRIL 18 T0 APRIL 23 1977 COUPON FOR ANY RIDE COUPON FOR ANY RIDE 12 PRICE AT BAYFIELD MALL APRIL I8 TO APRIL 23 I977 COUPON FOR ANY RIDE COUPON FOR ANY RIDE APRIL I8 TO APRIL 23d977 Coupons Courtesy of Boyfield Moll Merchants Assoc BAYFIELD MALL VISIT WITH US AT SIMCOE COUNTYS LARGEST INDOOR opfr SHOPPING MALL WITH CLIMATE CONTROLLED COMFORT 330 II PAIIIIG CHEM CARDINALBHHFIU Murray Hadley was the other member of the line and had 36 goals and 800r 90 points Shedden doesnt think hes the only member of the years Co OpMajor MIdget learn that has good chance of being picked up In the draft thInk GIffenhas good chance of being drafted and Bernie Hutz should be picked up next year because hes got one more year of mIdget eligibility left Shedden didnt get his start in hockey in Barrie He credits much of hIs hockey know how to his early years in Wallaceburg where he was born got started there by skating on the lakes during the winter and played two years house league hockey there before mov Ing to Dame he sard ve played about 10 years oforganized hockey most of It In the Barrie Minor Hockey Association GOOD COACHING Shedden has been lucky Hes always had coaches that were wrllrng to help him in areas that he was weak in Lloyd Pearsall coached the minor midgets last year and he taught me hell of lot about the game and Ken Sharpe and Oscar Hickling taught me quite bit about hockey when was in bantam and peewee Gerry Daniels was an allround good guy this year and pretty good coach He helped me with my skating and thats one area really needed some help He was fair with all the players and tried to give each one as much ice time as possible Shedden has been quoted by Barrie paper as saying that the Mid Ontario Junior Hockey League was nothing league The story said that said it was nothing league but thats not true just said that didnt want to play in the Junior league and that it wasnt the league for me Shedden says his recognition started after the game against Sweden and after the Richmond Hill International Hockey Tournament The scouts started taking an interest in me after the Sweden game when got three goals and two assists and after the Rich mond Hill 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