14 the examiner Thursday September 1977 Underwood sidelined 700 fans disappointed Slessor mouls Owen Sound Scott Haskins If Howie Forbes has anything to say about it the Barrie olts will be force to be reckoned with when they open 33 their MidOntario Junior League season Oct iii Owen Sound Forbes who is entering his tirst season at the helm of the club after directing the Barrie tivitans to the allOntario bantam title last season doesnt expect his team to perform miracles but he does expect every player on the team to give 150 percent when they are on the ice Last season the olts finished in fourthplace iii the league and made an early exit from the pl ayoft picture when they lost their opening round series in four straight games to Oak Ridges the team that went on to claim the title No one has made this team and if any players are coming to camp with the idea they have then they better be ready for disappointment Forbes said We have to sort the players out quick and arent going to baby anyone tolts open their training camp Sept at the Barrie Arena between 715 pm and 915 pm and it will run until Oct The club has exhibition games scheduled for Sept 25 and Oct Forbes said that the club is sending about 45 invitations out to area players who might be able to help the club but he isnt going to turn away any players who show up at the practices Theres no way we will turn anyone away he said If people want to try out for the club we have to let them In lot of cases the players you dont give proper chance at camp come back to haunt you when the season starts Examiner Sports Writer liorbes said that he wont be paying too much attention to the overage players who will be trying for place on the team We can use threeoveragejunior players this season but ill all the young talent in the area Im not really going to be looking toward them to lead us In recent years the violence of hockey has been getting more ink than the actual game Forbes plans to inform his players to play it tough but he doesnt want them standing around waiting to fight want players who use their heads in the corners and dont throw check and then stand around taking stupid penalties Its just too hard on ulcers he said want my players to get in there throw the check and then get out again want to see the scoreboard work and it wont if were sitting in the penalty box all night The trend in junior hockey is overlook the small with natural goalscoring ability and take the bigger playe even if they have inferior skill Forbes however doesnt see it that way dont use tape measure to measure players ability If he has that natural goal scoring ability and can put the puck in the net when he gets the chance hes going to be on my team regardless of his size he said want allround players that arent afraid of the heavy going and can put the puck in the net Forbes said the club is allowed to sign 25 players and dress It for each game Work will be the key to any success the Colts enjoy this season Ill dress 19 guys but they will all be in topnotch condi tion Players who are in good shape dont pick up the little nagging injuries that go with hockey Hard work was the key last year when the ivitans won theallOntario title he said lhosc guys werent afraid ot bit of hard work and it paid off for them in the end and thatsthe way likeit Forbes will have manager Doug Itayiiiond and assistant orn Bannernian to help him run the cliib this season As the saying goes three heads are better than one There are only five teams ready for the 197778 season Barrie Owen Sound Salvagcniin Oak Itidgcs Dyncs lhoir Illllll lhundcrbirds and Orillia lravel ways The Midland Flyers have received one year suspension from the league whilea new arena is being built Last season the Flyers played out ot Ienetang but scheduling wouldnt allow it this season players xseisewvsiwm four on the road Solis hoinc games will be Thursdays starting with the home opener Oct ti against Orillia All games start at HJlo pm Forbes 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ttti on In By SCOTT HASKINS Examiner Sports Writer Brad Underwood Owen Sound pitcher was on the bench for the third and deciding game of the Ontario Amateur Softball Association Intermediate AA playoff series against Slessor and Periard Insurance Wednesday at Queens Park and the rest of the team should have joined him Owen Sound committed total of nine errors in the nine inning ball game and Slessor took advantage of most of them on their way to 131 trouncing of the visitors Underwood twisted his left ankle in game in Owen Sounds Scenic City Softball League on Iiesday and the in jury wouldnt let him step for ward to release the ball Bill Underwood Brads father came on to pitch lor Owen Sound but wasnt as bad as the score would indicate team committing nine errors cant be expected to win and the pitching can only carry team so far Its no secret that Brad is onenian show for Owen Sound Any success that Owen Sound does have is always linked to how well he performs They dont have the fielding or hit 31 is Moior task for hurlers BRAD UNDERWOOD ting ability of Slessor and it showed Wednesday NO ONIESI It was really no contest as Slessor scored two runs in the first inning and then erupted to score seven more in the third inning as Owen Soiqu comniit ted five errors The outcome of the game has norm ipghM rg to be considered major disap pointment for the 700 fans that turned out for the game They came expecting to see another pitching duel between the young Underwood and Slessor pitcher Wayne McLeniian Both pitchers were outstan ding in the second game of the series at Queens Park Sunday and were looking forward to continuing their duel McLen nan obligated by giving up only four hits and striking out six but Underwood was riding in the bench sure wish was pitching Underwood said dont like the idea of sitting on the bench watching us get slaughtered by team think we should be able to beat Andy Browning and Bill Thurlow started things off for Slessor by scoring runs in the first inning Browning belted single and went to second on an overthrow to first base and scored as Thurlow lashed single centre field that got by Owen Sounds Brent Underwood By the time Underwood reached the ball lhurlow was on his way to third base and he came in to score easily when Underwood threw the ball into the crowd Owen Sound made another Sid Dickinson and his Starr Electric teammates will have their backs againat the wall Tuesday at Queens Park when they take on Peter Itiino in the lilth game of ii hestulsevcn ln termcdialc Division semifinal series lctcr Riino leads the series 31 and could wrap it up with win The winner will play the winner of the Barrie OOI ollttrliblt ltmli stlicS ill 14 league final Examiner lhoto Bottersby leads Civitons to 10 win over Builders Whoever said big things come in small packages had to be talking about Barrie ivitan pitcher Donna Battersby She gave up mere seven hits to defeat Bruce chb Biiildcrs litll Wednesday and take Ht lead in the best of thrcefinal in Barrie and District tliils Soft ball playoffs iVitaiis opened the scoring in the bottom of the first inning on triple by Maryanne lostcr which scored two runs Linda Mouland brought Foster home on single llrucc Wihli Builders came right back in the second to tie the gamc on hits by Jane Walliii Debbic Brolcy and Cheryl lhorpc ivitans went ahead in the bottom of the inning to stay when llattcrsby scored on double by Debbie McKiiinon Battersby then gaVc up one hit in the next five inning to stop Bruce Webb cold ivitan bats came alive III the lourtli when they scored It runs Bonnie Bush led off the in ning with single she advance ed to second on single by Sue Elegel and to third on single by FOSltl IIic next two batters walked followed by Denise Turran with single Battcrsby then brought home two base runners on double walk to ltush and double by both McKinnon and llcgc to score four rtuis Foster ended Lostdrive victory Lions stun Rough Riders 2724 the scoring in the inning with single ivitans added three more runs in the fifth on singles by Diane Eostcr iiriaii and Bate tersby who ended the scoring in the game on single in the sixth which scored Diane Itoster Battcrsby picked up her third straight wni III as many nights with eight strikeouts Yheryl Thorpe took the loss for Bruce Webb Builders Tivdaiis scored 18 runs on 23 hits in 443 times to the plate Next game in the best of three series in Monday starting at 830 pm at the Painswick communitypark error in the second inning but Barrie couldnt capitalize on the break For all intensive purposes the game ended in the third inning when Slessor added seven more runs on six hits and three Owen Sound errors Browning started the inning with single and immediately stole second base on the next pitch Thurlow and Doug Keans were retired then the roof fell in Mike Laycock and Terry Gif fen stroked backtoback doubles to score two runs Neil Parker reached base on an er ror and Barry Neely walked to load the bases before God Wright came up and poked single to score two more runs HELPED AUSE McLennan helped his cause by driving in Wright and Neely with the fifth and sixth runs of the inning and then Browning collected his third hit of the night as he delivered deep triple to score McLennan Bill Underwood had to be faulted for some of the runs but the blame cant be put squarely on his shoulders The errors sure didnt help my pitching he said after the third inning Our damn short stop Dennis Patterson made three errors in row in the last inning Brad really wanted to play tonight but Jt really doesnt make any sense because he would just hurt his leg more and wouldnt be able to help us in our own league in Owen Sound This is just recreational ball anyway so theres no sense in him missing work because of ball injury Owen Sound finally managed to score run off McLennan in the fourth inning but not before he had shut them out for 22 con secutive innings Bill Underwood stroked twoout single went to second on an error by Slessor left fielder Gord Wright and then scored on single by Larry Quesnell Slessor came right back in their half of the inning to get that run back and then added another just to be sure Owen Sound were through Once again it was an error that led to Barries runs Keans started the inning with single and scored all the way from first on what should have been an easy out Owen Sound second basemen Rick Arm strong let Giffens hit play him instead of charging and it skip WAYNE MCLENNAN ped through his legs Giffen went to third on the play and scored on sacrifice fly by Parker Slessor didnt show any sym pathy for the visitors and added two runs in the eighth inning Wright scored his second run of the game on Thurlow dou ble who went to third on the play and scored backwards as the ball skipped into the Owen Sound bench Slessor coach George Boor man was disappointed in the game from fans point of view but was very pleased with the way his team performed Weve been playing good ball for the last month Thats why were ahead of Beatrice Foods 30 in the Barrie and District Senior Softball League playoffs he said thought Owen Sound would have put up better game even with out Brad pitching expected to win the game 31 or 41 but cer tainly not 11H Slessor moves on to the In termediate AA southern semi finals now against team from Comber near Toronto but they will have to do without third baseman Keans who is off to the Junior Oshawa Generals training camp Slessor will also be without the services of Giffen Laycock and Dusome in couple weeks as they leave for university dont really know what to expect in the next series Boorman said OwenSound 000 100 000 Slessor 207 200 02 I3 ll DeCinces hits home run as Orioles beat Indians By THE SS llEl Ill ESS There really was no reason for Frank lanana to be overly concerned when Baltimores Doug IeCiiiccs stepped to the plate in the eighth inningof tie game Wednesday night Even though Detinces had walked twice and been hit by pitch he showed only one hit in 18 career atbats against Tan ana Ihat number now is Elor 19 Deinces cracked tie breaking home run to give Baltimore 43 American League baseball victory chraIifornia Angels and lift the Orioles into second place tie with Boston Bed Sox in the Al East Division The Orioles and ltcd Sox who lost to Cleveland Indians 43 are four games behind divisionleading New York Yankees 54 winners over Seattle Mariners In key West Division encounters Kansas ity Boyals nipped lexas Bangers to increase their leid to games over idle hicago White Sox Minnesota Twins 43 losers to Oakland As drople three games back while Texas Rangers trail by In the oiin American League game between noncontenders Detroit Tigers downed Milwaukee Brewers 32 lanana had beaten the Oiioles three times this season the last two by shutouts and had an incredible 062 earnedrun average against them This time though he failed to hold an early thrcc run lead Dct inccs savored his home run by slowa rounding the bases It was sweet said the Baltimore third baseman took my time coming around the bases because Im from Los An gclcs and knew the game was on television back there Ive never hit well against the Angels Id been swinging through his fast ball earlier This inic stayed back and got in dct the ball little bit Indians lch So lim Norris drove in the tiebreakiiig run with pinch double in Giants win 10th the ninth inning after the Indians erased 34 deficit in the seventh inning Rico Carty who drove in the first Cleveland run with double had singled and scored on Ron Pruitts game tying tworun double Yankees Mariners Graig Nettles the defending league home run king surpassed his 1976 total with pair of solo shots including No 34 which provided the winning run in the ninth inning Nettles also drove in run with single and Chris Chambliss hit tworun homer while relief ace Sparky Lyle tied major league record by win ning for the third time in as many games Royals Rangers At Fred Patek drilled tiebreaking tworun double and scored on double by Frank White as Kansas City scored three runs in the sixth inning and held on to edge the Rangers As Twins Wayne Gross brought Oakland from behind with his first home run in almost six weeks tworun shot in the fifth inning The As got the winning run in the sixth on Mitchell Pages triple and Jerry Tabbs sacrifice fly for their seventh victory in eight games streak that has lifted them out of last place in the West Division Larry llislc homered for Minnesota Tigers Brewers Ben Oglivie drove in two runs with single and his 17th homer while unbeaten Milt Wilcox checked the Brewers on eight hits for his sixth victory since the Tigers brought him back from the minors in June Hustlers West Bend meet to decide winner PeterBeino Hustlers waltzed Ivy have eliminated and game from Pirates By THE ASSIN llEl PRESS Il littslitti Pirates dont win the National Leagues East Division llllt this season theyll know who to blame If we dont win the pennant Ilii sure well think back to how the iiants owned us said the Pirates Dave larkcr For the loth time in 12 base hall meetings this year the Pi ratcs tell to San lirancisco lllll Barrs eight hitter and Darrell Evanss four hits including three run lionicr iii the lost in ning paced the liants to ti victory Wednesday The liants fourth in the West are to games below son but to the Pirates they are world beatcrs Evans who is batting me diocre 238 against the rest of the league now has 17 hits in 30 trips against the Pirates for 567 average He has hit four homers and driven in 15 runs against Pittsburgh We threw him everything but the kitchen sink and he still got his hits Its just one of those things Tanner said Barr 1212 yielded only five hits after the Pirates rallied in the second inning to tie the score 33 Bill ltobinson hit his 24th home run and liernando lonzalcz stole home in the in ning Ihc iiants who scored the winning run on Derrel lliomass sacrifice fly in the tlli it 13 Eliit Itilt sand ltlt ilu ilh llll pat mile Sum EXAtl Olt land 231 In in lltlh clm paci Illlll on BEVEltLY tiltAIl AN ll lo ll Ito 2o mm Illness can 2o 7o ltAlllJJ Att ION Ito ll no Mt KLYO 2m 7o SIOOKEYJIM no ltiitiiillzs ot 2m Time tux3 liiiil Itll3 faxV lOlt land $13 It EXNIOI 4nndtt$llz llt AIIENDANIE 1117 sports calendar lASlBll 645 in Queens Park Barrie oOp vs onvcrtiblc Pools Op leads best ofAlive Intermediate Division semi final series In 830 in MalMort isnn Park tiiffcn Farm Equipment vs Siincoc Hoth suwnml Owen Sound Slessor and Icriard lit Slessor wins best of thicc OASA Intermediate series 21 830 pm Queens Park Beatrice Foods vs Downview Shear Park West Bend vs PctcrBeino tDeciding game of bestof two on Ladies League semi final series OIIAWA ttli British olumbia Lions quarterback lcrry laggi said he wasdrchn by fear in the last iiiinulcol play Wed iicsday as he led his team to stunning 2724 anadian Football League victory over Ottawa Bough ltidcrs laggc complech five passes in drive which started on the Lions 39 yard line and ended with wide receiver Iiiii Young cat ching yard touchdown pass with no time showing on the clock was scared said laggc after the game It wasnt poise The win before 27248 stunned Ottawa fans gave the Lions four point lead in the Western onferencc and left the Itiders tied for second with Ilamilton Iigcrrtfats and Ioronto Argo nauts Ihc unrtefcatixl Montreal AlOlllllfS are runaway leaders in the East lhe fourth quarter was one of the wildest scrambles of thc TEL season and left the largest crowd of the season at Lan sdownc lark rising and falling like waws Ilic quarter started with Lion place kicker Lui lassaglia kicking t7 yard Iicltl goal to give BIT 20 to lead Ottawas Bill Ilatanaka returned the BT kickoff 39 yards to the Lion 54 and Ottawa quarterback Ioin Clements led the Itiders to touchdown in seven plays with slot back liiii Foley catching to yard pass Several plays later Ottawa kicker lerry Organ missed 527 yard field goal attempt and got possession on their own four yard line lagge tried to lob the ball to fullback Jim Harrison and Ot Iawa cornerhack Mike Widger leaped hiin to haul it in lleriim bled tivc yards moving Ottawa ahead for the first time in the game 2420 The Lions took OSSISSIOII on their own 17yard line and moved the ball to Ottawas 50 laggc tried to hit splitend Al Tharuk but safety Peter Stnersoii picked it off and it looked as though the Lions streak of three victories on the road was finally broken But with 46 seconds to play the Lions took the ball on their own 39 yardline and lagge went to work Other Lion touchdowns were scored by llarrison on ltyaid pass from Iaggc and running back Ierry Bailey on 19yard tosstt Passaglia converted all the touchdowns and kicked 36 yard field goal in the first quarter Othcr Ottawa Scorers besides Widgcr were running back Jim lolcy on 10 yard pass from lements and spmtaeular 51 yard touchdown pass to wide receiver Ielf AVcry that deflected off Lion safety Ken lllIIlOll Organ converted the touchdowns and added at 20 tmd Old goal fiftli dropped Pittsburgh five games behind divisioirlcading Philadelphia lhillies who downed Atlanta Braves 61 on Steve altons eight hitter Elsewhere in the National League incinnati Beds blanked Montreal Expos ill on Tom Seavers thrcehittei Houston Astros beat New York Mets 372 Los Angeles Dodgers shut out thicago ubs 50 and San Diego Padres edged St Innis ardinals through the Barrie and District Ladies Softball League during the regular season but the playoffs are whole new ball game West Bend and PeterHeino are tied 22 in bestoffive semifinal series West Bend werent able to beat the Hustlers at all during the regular season and now they are in position to pull off major upset PeterBeino pulled into series tie with hardfought 20 win Iuesday at Shear Park The deciding game of the series is scheduled for tonight at Shear Park starting at pm In the other semifinal series Discount three games to one and are now waiting for the winner of the other series Ivy whipped and 132 Tuesday to capture the series DIVISION Queens Hotel and Innisfil are both in position to wrap up their division semifinal series after Mondays games Queens leads COBAH 24 in games while Innisfil hold 21 lead in games over Barrie Glass and Mirror in the other series Queens took command of their series with 108 win Mon day while Barrie Glass and Mirror got new life against In nisfil by winning 189 THE ANNUAL MUNICIPAL ENUMERATION STARTS NEXT WEEK The annual municipal enumeration will begin on Tuesday Sep tember 1977 During this month an enumerator carrying proper identification card will call at your residence for few minutes to check basic information required in determining the allocation of education property taxes between the public and separate school systems the distribution of provincial grants to local governments to help reduce local tax bills 0the preparation of iurors lists and Opopulation information needed for other municipal programs The enumerotor must record such information as the name age property status eg owner or tenant school support and residency of all members of the household When the enumerator visits please check that the information on the Enumeration Notice is correct lf it is not revise it and verify the changes If you are not home Notice will be left for you If changes are necessary please make them and mail the Enumeration Notice as soon as possible in the self addressed postage prepaid en velope accompanying the Notice For any additional information please contact the local assessment office Slmcoo County Assessment Office Bruce Fraser Assessment Commissioner 7282270 IENITll 56600