Knock out St Agatha 74 to cloim tournament title Hustlers win on late rally arm Peter Reino Ilustlers catcher Gerri Carre prepares to tag out St Agatha runner in close play at home during the final game of the Barrie and District Ladies League softball sports tourna ent Saturday PeterReino came alive for five runs in the final inning to win the tournament title 74 Ex aminer Photo One swing is difference as CoOp nips Starr 42 Ken Payne smashed two un homer in the sixth inning to give oOp 42 win over Starr Electric The game was the first of Sunday twiirbill of the Iii ermediati Division of the Bar ie City Fastball League at Queens Park Mr Transmission whipped Cot 1215 71 PM tykes plll sports calendar BASEBALL Red Sox Alliston Ivy at Alliston South Simcoe League FASTBALL Starr Electric Mr Transmission Barrie Floorand Wall Canplas 11 Georgian Sports 14 pm Queens Park Mr Transmission vs PeterReino SOFTBALL Radio Shack St Alcona Middels 10 Lazy 830 pm Queens Park Church vs Slessor MINOR BASEBALL pm Eastview Fendleys vs Cooke tbantam at Shear Park Toke vs PeterReino Peewee at Shear Coin Wash vs Garners Sports bantam at MacMorrison American Hotel vs Mr Corn Beef tpeeweel at Steele Street ALA vs VIAU tyke at Allandale Starr Electric vs Harper Tire tykei at Oakley re Tall Trees vs Simcoe Dat sun tyke at Codrington Ernies vs McDonalds ttyket LACROSSE Eastview Arena Harper Tire vs Yancli Heating Midland vs Barrie Paving pm Alliston vs Allan artage juveniles Hayfield Mall vs Allandale Construction novices ti pm Rotary vs Overhead Door pCCWCCS Barrie Floor and Wall 83 in the nightcap Payne had one turn at bat and made the most of it by slamming homer of Starr hurler Dan Duffy Paynes two out roundtripper scored Pete who opened the inning with triple The lso broke 22 pm Barrie Arena 3eorgion Sports hrottles Conplos Georgian Sports scored four 1111s in the first inning and went to th throttle anplas 1+3 in lecreation Division game ilayed at Macmorrison Park lunday Georgian led 40 at the endof ne inning on runs by Tim Ilark Don Partridge Dan dadgerlcge and Ron Bobette Georgian added four more uns in the third inning on only ne base hit to lead before Ianplas finally got on the score heet Canplas scored its three runs the fourth inning on singles Don Shannon and Rod Wells hey were helped by three leorgian errors two of them to acond baseman Tim Clark That was as close as anplas came as Georgian added two more runs in their half of the fourth inning then struck for four in the fifth inning to win the game Fred Hastings was the top man at the plate for Georgian getting two singles in five trips to the plate Wells had two hits for Canplas Maderlege was the winning pitcher for Georgian He gave up three rims on four hits and one walk Tony McQuatle and Werner Kaul split the pitching duties for Canplas They gave up 14 runs on only six hits and four walks Canplas committed six er rors while Georgian made only three deadlock after Starr came back in thefourth and fifth innings to even two earlier ColtOp runs Wayne Neely drove in the first To0p run in the opening inning Dave Mills gave ToOp tworun cushion with his hit in thethird Starr managed five hits off two CHp chuckers with Glen Hickling opening the fourth with the first hit off starter Terry Hodgson Hickling later scored CoOp had two out in the fourth when Bob Deline connected for single He tied the game on single by Todd Carr CoOp 101 002 Starr 000 110 Mr hitters pove victory Mr Transmission took their bats off the rack and warmed them up against Barrie Floor and Wall Sunday in the second game of the Intermediate Divi sion Fastball league game at Queens Park Mr Transmission collected 14 hitsin postingaBIt win Terry and Ken Maw collected three hits each to lead Mr Transmission which opened the scoring with two runs in the second inning Mr had 40 lead until the sixth inning when Barrie Floor and Wall reached starter Kcvin Mackin for three hits and two runs Dan Brich drove in the third run for Floor and Wall in the eighth inning only to see Mr Transmission unleash five hit outburst in the top of the ninth inning which resulted in four runs scoring Ron Giffen James McNabb Ed Wilson Ken Maw and Ken Lync supplied the hitting power in the inning for Mr Transms Sion PeterReine Hustlers struck five runs in the top of the seventh inning to wipe out 42 St Agatha lead and then held on to capture the championship game 74 at the Barrie and District Ladies Softball Tournament at Queens Park on the weekend The big blast came from Bev Schurr She hit tworun homer with none out in the seventh inning to tie the score St Agatha of Kitchener jumped into an early 10 lead in the first inning on single by Marlene Sazonik and triple by Nancy McNiel but PeterReino tied it in the second inn ing St Agatha came up with two more runs in the third inning and one in the fourth to take control of the game St Agatha pitcher Bev Pilon was breezing through the PeterReino tters until the sixth inning when they finally found the rangeof the hard throwing pitcher PeterReino got one run back in the sixth and then scored five runs in the seventh inning to win Jane Partridge led off the inning with single and then scored on Schurrs home run that found its way into the gap in leftcentre field Gerrip Carre Debbie Emms and Patti Purvis added runs later in the inning Pruvis had tworun single on the mixup by the St Agatha outfielders St Agatha couldnt get the bats going in the bottom of their inning ana went down in order on three straight strikeouts Pruvis was the winning pitcher for Peter Reino She gave up four hits and four walks Pilon took the loss for St Agatha giving up nine hits and two walks PeterReino reached the final by drubbing Edgar 102 in the first game They then came on to shutout and Dis count 100 and Ivy 10 in games leading up to the win over St Agatha St Agatha beat Barrie Glass and Mirror 130 West Bend 65 and Cemeron 115 before running into PeterReino Schurr selected as top player Bev Schurr second baseman for the PeterReino Hustlers was selcted as the most valuable player of Itsteams of the Barrie and District Softball League tournament Schurr led the way in Peter Reinos comefrombehind 74 victory over St Agatha in the championship game with home run and double in three trips to the plate The home run came in the top of the seventh inning with none out She pulled pitch from St Agatha pitcher Bev Pilon into the gap in leftcentre field to score two runs and tie the game 44 Her double came in the se cond inning and tied the score 11 Earlier in the day she went oneforthree at the plate inPeterReinos 10 semifinal victory over Ivy Teddy Tetarenko Peter Reino shortstop was selected as the tournament allstar at her position Meaford wins consolation Meaford captured the con solation championship in the Barrie and District Ladies Soft ball Tournament at Queens Park on the weekend with 1210 win over Innisfil Meaford struck for two runs in the top of the first inning on singles by Alberta Carefoot Donna Carefoot and Darlene Carefoot but Innisfil came back with three runs in the bot tom of the inning on home run by Dale Irwin Innisfil struck for one more run in the top of the third inning to take shortlived 64 lead Innisfil came back with two more runs in the bottom of the third to tie the score trti Meaford jumped ahead 1210 afte six innings and Innisfil couldnt rebound from the deficit as they went down in order in the bottom of the seventh inning Darlene Carefoot was the winning pitcher for Meaford giving up nine hits and one walk Joyce McLean took the loss for Innisfil She gave up nine hits and three walks Innisfil committed three erors while Meaford made one Meaford lost its first game of the tournament 53 to West Bend but came back with 30 win over Georgian Sports and 93 win over Queens Hotel to earn berth in the consolation final Innisfil was bombed 1+1 in its first game of the tournament but came back with an 111 win over Barrie Glass and Mirror and 21 win over Vito Con struction before losing to Meaford in the consolation final results Results of the Barrie and District Ladies Softball Tour nament on the weekend OPENING ROLND and Discount Vito Con struction PeterReino Hustlers 10 Edgar Greenhams II Innisfil Ivy 18 Queensville West Bend Meaford St Agatha 13 Bar rie Glass Ilewletts 11 Corah Cameron Queens Hotel DIVISION PeterReino Hustlers 10 and Hawks lose to Toronto Toronto Cedarbrae scored once in each half to down he Barrie Golden Hawks 20 in Ontario Junior Soccer League play at the Barrie Fair grounds Sunday The score wasnt indicative of the game Barrie had control most of the way but just couldnt find the net Fastball tourney TheBarrie City Fastball League is holding an important organizational meeting for its upcoming tournament July 15 It and I7 The meeting is scheduled American Hotel for June 27 pm at the Each team taking part in the tournament is asked to send at least one representative to the meeting Trim Alliston Conucks 32 Sunday Red Sox get the hits when most The combination of twu hitter by Earl Elliott some timely hits with men on and two key plays by Bryan Neer led the Barrie Red Sox to 32 win over Alliston Caniicks Sun day Elliott was called to the mound for the second straight game and went the full seven innings forthewin The hardthrowing right hander mixed good fastball and breaking pitch effectively against the Canueks at the Bar rie Fair Grounds It was the first time the two clubs have met in the South Simcoe Baseball League this season It was Neely coming through in the sixth inning with single to drive in the winning run The leftfielder also made running catch on dying blooper in the fourth which he was able to con vert into double play to get the Red Soc out of ticklish situation Larry Proctor was saddled with the loss The righthander went the distance giving up three runs on nine hits in cluding runscoring double by Bob Hepburn in the first inning Hepburn drove in Greg Campbell who reached base with his first of two hits in the game Alliston came back in the second to score on an error by shortstop Campbell Campbell redeemed himself with lead off single in the fourth inning which designated hitter Glen Laycock followed with base hit Alliston was to get Laycock out on forceout at second but the doubleplay attmept sailed wide at first lowing Campbell time to score Pinch hitter Barry Greer picked up the second hit of the game of Elliott to start the Ivy Greenhams St Agatha West Bend Cameron 11 Hewlettes PeterReino Ivy St Agatha 11 Cameron CHAMPIONSHIP GAME PeterReino St Agatha DIVISION Vito Edgar7 Innisfil 11 Bar rie Glass Meaford Georgian Sports Queens Hotel 28 Corah Innisfil Vito Meaford Queens Hotel CHAMPIONS IP GAME Meaford12Innisfil 10 the examiner Monday June 20 1977 Dunc Daniels chairman of the Barrie Novice Lacrosse Tournament presents the consola tion trophy to Barrie Paving captain Danns Burlington Barrie whipped Huntsville 1411 in the championship game to win the title Earlier in the tournament Barrie lost 76 to Orillia and edged eorangeville 31 Examiner Photo Barrie wins consolation Eloro comes up winning at lacrosse tournament Barrie Paving and Elora came away winners at the Third Annual Barrie Novice Lacrosse Tournament at the Eastview Arena Saturday Barrie bounced Huntsville 143 in the consolation final and Elora walloped Whitby 1337 to take the overall championship of the eightteam tournament Orillia nipped Barrie 76 in the first game of the tourna ment but Barrie came on strong to beat Orangeville 31 and then Huntsville Midgets lose two in Whitby Barrie Bentorswell Midgets competed in the Whitby Midget lacrosse tournament over the weekend but came away emp ty handed Barrie lost the opening game of the tournament 116 to strong Toronto Beach team then lost the next game to Whit by 1210 Barrie led the Whitby game until less than three minutes re mained in the final period then Whitby scored three goals in the space of one minute to win the game The final goal came when Barrie pulled its goalie in favor of sixth attacker Tony Wier and Danny Moir shared the netminding duties for Bentorswell Albert Walker was the top scorer in the tournament for Barrie with six goals Terry Keogn had two goals and three assists while Jacques Mireault and Scott Torrie had two goals and two assists each Andy Ayerst Mike Walker and War ron Won had single markers raceway results SATI DA FIRST CLM PACE MILE $400 MARG DANCER I4 50 3510 320 CHAMP VALLEY 750 80 MISS KAltfllt 1131 360 Time 14 25 EXACTt JR and $127 50 SECOND CLM PACE MILE 8500 ROBUST WILL 11110 580 70 ARMBROLEGEND 11710 760 PETE PLTNEY It 70 Time 21345 XACIOR It and $29710 TIIIRIHONI IIIOT MILE $500 BLITIZSIECIER 5210 400 10 FLORICAL 12 40 730 WILLOW HILL Bl 11 520 lImt ll 25 EXACTOR IandTSafI 50 FOlRIH CLM PIZ lIE $100 VICKIE ADIOS 090 no 240 lIAGEll IIEAVER A1111 is 00 70 IIAIILE At Ilt NV 80 Time 211 EXAt Tl 1R and $13 70 FIFTH OND PACE MILE $700 CRESIS BEE 70 70 10 SABANERO IIANOYEII $150 90 WILLOH ICHIE 270 Time 207215 EXACTOR and 487 to sixth inning throwing error allowed Scott Morrison to reach first and moved Greer to third where he scored the tying run on fielders choice Red Soc in their share of the sixth got head start on the winning when Laycock led off with single After Hepburn flied out and Kevin Beaupre ad vanced Laycock with sac rifice bunt Neely sliced single to right centre field to score Laycock The win gives Barrie 542 record and tie in third place with the Ivy Leafs Alliston has onepoint had in second SIXTH Il ii MILE $000 LOCUST BYRI 1100 110 00 MANDY HAY ll 30 iio RITZY GEORGE 00 Time 210 EXAtTolt TandtiSlll io SEYENTH IJIHI Iltttl MILE Smo GOSHARP 00 10 10 DARN llM 30 20 CYCLONE HOB 270 Time 20845 EXACTOR and $8 30 EIGHTH OND PACE MILE 5000 PETER BY ALICE 11110 20 00 PERFECT KILLEAN on no SMILEY KIYIII BEE 60 Time 20515 EXAtToli and SH 210 NINTH LMHP PACE MILE 5700 THE GOLD BANDIT 21140 40 90 MAJESTIC DREAM 10 3110 FULLSCOTCH 410 500 Time 208 IIXACTOR and 572 To TENTH CLM PACI llll£ $700 LAST ATTORNEY JOHN 20 1100 it 50 NANCYS KEY 7110 10 BAYSIIORE DIAMI WAR 00 Time 0943 EXACTOR ti and $11130 ATTENDANCE l774 HANDLE $7001 needed Leaguelcading Orillia Ma jors are in town Tllesdayto meet the Red Sox in pm game at the Barrie Fair Grounds SOX NOTES Alliston came up with pair of double plays in the game anurks gathered at the Eastview Park before remembering the Red Sox had switched to the Fair Grounds for their home games this season Barrie will be holding its fifth annual baseball tournament July to at both ball parks The titeam tournalt ment is offering $110 in cash prizes Nolan Keogh scored three goals for Barrie in the loss to Orillia Adam VWiobel Scott Coleman and Craig Perry scored single markers Perry scored two goals in the win over Orangeville and Allan Watson got the other goal The consolation final was oneman show as Keogh scored six of Barrics 14 goals Richie Cadman added three goals for Barrie and Perry added two Single markers went to Wrobcl David Burlington and Donald LeBarron Barrie took 31 lead at the end of the first period and held comfortable 93 lead with one period left in the game Huntsville seemed to give up in the third period and Barrie rapped home five more goals to take the title in convincing fashion CHAMPIONSHIP FINAL The championship game bet ween Elora and Whitby was almost repeat of the consola tion final Elora jumped in front +1 at the end of the first period on two goals by Darryl Mathews and single markers by Paul Nixon and Jeff Knol Elora goaltender Wayne McDonald was the key to the first period He pulled off numerous pointblacnk saves to keep Whitby at bay WWhitby hit for three goals in the second period to close the gap to 64 Lisa Mason scored wo goals for Whitby in the priod and Siisan Piplier scored the other goal Mathews and Knol replied for Elora Whitby scored goal at the start of the final period but that was as close as they came Elora ran off four straight goals to put the game out of reach and then coasted to the victory Mathews continued his torrid scoring pace in the third period with three more goals for Elora Grant Panchuk Lori Carter Chris Gillespie and Knot scored the other Elora goals Piplier scored two goals for Whitby in the final period and Mason scored one RESULTS Orillia Barrie Elora Orangeville Huntsville Ajax 6Whitby Owen Sound Elora Orillia Whitby Ajax Barrie Orangeville Huntsville Owen Sound CHAMPIONSHIP GAMES CONSOLATION Barrie 14 Huntsville CHAMPIONSHIP Elora 13 Whitby Barrie Curlers will remember this gentlemen He was president of Barrie club in 11170 to tell you which club would making it all too easy If you think you know who it is then send your name ad dress and plume number to Sports hall of fame The Ex aminer Box 370 Barrie Ont Lth 4T6 hristy Reisberk Thorncrest Rd Barrie is the winner of the June 11 contest She correctly identified the Barrie Central Collegiate club under coach Ron Mossop Contest winners will receive rugby sweater courtesy of Georgian Sports 712 0i Weekly winner is determined by draw from all correct answers done publishing dav before new weekly contest starts