QWmm yuan pL the examiner Thunday October 1977 ats up Managers get deserved rest By WERNER BERGEN Sports Editor Managers of hockey teams can now sit back and take manager have now been performed coaches to create winning team Managers are run ragged before the season starts because they have so much to It is the manager who gets the training camp ready gets layers to try out for the team and solves 101 small ut vita problems Doug Raymond manager of the Barrie Colts in the Mid Ontario Junior Hockey League said it is now up to coach Howie Forbes and his assistants to put the team together 12 Raymond said the toughest job of the manager is his duties before and during the training camp Approximately 60 aspiring hockey players showed up at the Colts camp this year Getting them dressed and on the ice and working out schedules for them can become trying Raymond said getting everything arranged was hard on manager physically but tellin player the team was letting him go was the hardest part all to camp who looks good As the practises go on he starts looking better and its difficult to tell the boy maybe next year You know you have room for only 19 players and that is when you need an affiliation with the juvenile team Ray mond said Another job of manager is to arrange for buses and mak ing sure the bus will be at the arena on time to pick up the players for an out of town game Raymond said it is also part of managers duties to manage the players He stated he was proud of the players this years ub because they have not caused any pro ems They are not boys any more Raymond said They are young men and good young men Raymond stated certain ground rules were laid down by Forbes early in the season and the players are sticking to them curfew is not one of those rules Raymond said it was all matter of trust and it gave the players some responsibility If they want to play hockey they know what time they should be in bed the night before game he added He said Forbes was great coach He explained Forbes had an easy going manner and was running the team on his system Raymond said Forbes had proved is system works and the players respected him There is great team spirit here the manager stated Ive never seen such spirit before They get up for game and they all give 110 per cent Now its up to Howie to make them into machine and make it work Raymond added He went on to say the players were in reat physical shape because of the exercises prepar by Bob Mallard Raymond said the players were even asking for more calisthenics Raymond was the chief scout for the Colts last year and after Christmas he starts looking at midget hockey players in the area If player looks good he is invited to attend the Colts camp next year Last year Raymond said he saw five games in five different arenas in one day on several occa Sions This year Raymond will again take to the road looking for new talent for next cars club He said the best time was to watch the midgets unng league playoffs LOOKING AROUND Bill Roach who played with the Barrie Flyers in the Ontario Senior Hockey League is now working out in Thunder Bay The Twins asked permission to have Roach in camp and Flyers have agreed Terms of Roachs release from the Flyers have not yet been reached Robert Howdon Auto Sales is sponsoring scoring contest for the Flyers The top scorer for the Flyers after the season is completed will receive $300 The runnerup will get $100 Steve Cripps Flyers general manager said the club ap reciated the support of Howdon and he hoped other sinessmen in Barrie will take as much interest in the team as Howdon Robillardwins final round Marion Robillard was the first flight low gross winner at the final golf day of the season for the Ladies Section of the Shanty Bay Golf and Country Club Marg Partridge had the low net score in the first flight Low gross honors in the second flight went to Holly Hermiston with Mary Murakami taking the low net title Third flight low yoss winner was Mary Partridge with Lee Covell winning prize for the low net score total of 26 golfers participated NEW EXECUTIVE The clubs 1978 executive was elected with Pat Murphy as past president Laureen Harvey will be the new president with Glad Gofton the vice president Jeanne Marten will be the new club captain while Ivy Kitchen will be the assistant captain Kay Flower will be the treasurer and Clara Butler the secretary Serving on the social committee will be Pam Johns Ruby Smith and Sue Major The special events committee will be headed by Gofton and Ferne Ortwein Marg Partridge Audrey Dewsnap and Mary Partridge will serve on the prize commit tee Shirley Purvis will serve as the Huronia and District representative CLUB CHAMPION Sue Major was presented with trophy for winning the club championship with Pat Mossop the runnerup Major was also the handicap winner and Mossop was again the runnerup Twoball champiors were Mary Partridge and Major with Pam Johns and Jean Crump runnersup Consolation champion was Marion Robillard with Gail OBrien runnerup Handicap consolation champion was Martha Bedard with Bea Smylie se cond Pin day award winners were Major and Bedard Cheryl New received prize for being the most improved golfer MOST CHIPINS Kitchen won prize for having the most chipins for the season while Major and Smylie were ringer winners Prizes went to the first place team of Marten Kitchen Johns and Laureen Harvey In second place was Jean Dwinnell Marg Partridge Crawford Glad West Mary Partridge and Betty Caldwell The club made special presentation to Mary and Barrett Muir for spending great deal of time in making it successful golf season MG Susan wins by half length Susan won the feature Huntsville Rotary Club seventh race at Barrie Raceway Wednesday Mike Harris driving Eager Beaver left the wire on to and after the half in 10323 on slow track was still on top at 34 le p0Willie Jones driving Canasta Hal challenged the leader around the upper turn and was followed on the inside by Susan with David Bryon driving After stretch drive ny the rec leaders it was Susan winning by half lengt in 208 25 Canasta Hal finished se cond and Lomar Lee with Bill Case driving was third Susan is of the Stable of Barrie Entry attempt will be blocked BRAMPTONCPIBlamp Argonauts to field ton Satellites Lakeshore Conference for 1978 Bears Scarborough Rams and Oshawa Hawke es have an nounced they block any at tempt made by Toronto talent in the Toronto area well deserved deep breath The most iiIiIiyortant duties of the it is now up to the When you get down to the last 25 players thats when it gets really hard to cut the boys Raymond stated Some of them have been with us before and then someone else comes junior team in the Ontario Football The four Metropolitan Tororr to area clubs feel strongly about fifth team vying for Minesing wins Crosscountry meet for elementary schools Over 300 runners took to the crosscountry course at Sun nidale Park Wednesday in race sponsored by the Huronia Striders The race was en to elemen tary school stu ents with 12 schools participating The junior course was 22 km in ength while the senior students ran4km MinesingI was the top school winning junior girls and senior boys divisions while finishing third in the junior boys class Steele Street won the junior boys division and finished second in senior boys Steele Street was third in the two girls divisions WON TITLE St Marys won the school ti tle in the senior girls division and second in the junior girls classification Allandale was second in the senior class while Forest Hill was second in junior boys Best was third in senior boys Wet weather muddy trails and many hills provided tough course for the young run ncrs Brian Norwood of Minesing finished first in the senior boys race in time of 1706 minutes Brian Day of Portage View was second in 1735 while Terry McElrea of Steele Street was third in 1752 1980 Olympics format has to WAS FIRST Margaret Mulder of St Monica was first in the senior girls race in 1754 while Suzanne Garlick of Best was second in 1924 minutes Jackie Rocchio of St Mary was third in time of 1959 In the junior boys division Ken Stevenson of Allandale was first while Mike Thompson of Steele Street was second Lu ciano Demaria of Allandale was third Mary Anne Graves of Forest Hill won the junior girls divi sion in time of 1206 Second was Brenda Taylor of Steele Street in 1207 Iodie La Salle of St Mary was third in 1224 TOP FOUR The top four finishers from each team accounted for team points The school with the owwt total won each division In junior girls Minesing had 40 points St Mary had 41 and Steele Street had 57 In junior boys Steele Street had 24 points with Forest Hill second with 51 Minesing had 63 In senior boys Minesing had 19 points with Steele Street distant second with 41 Best had 63 St Mary won the senior girls division with 47 points while Allandale was ac cond with 57 Steele Street was third with 58 National team needs format for Olympics OTTAWA CP If Canada is to have hockey team in the be decided on soon which will mix with existing hockey programs or well be setting our boys up for an embarrassment Father David Bauer warned Wednesday Bauer who coached the national teams in the 19605 says that if decision is not made soon been considering the matter for by Hockey Canada which has 18 months then it would be bet ter to wait for the 1984 Winter Games He said he doubts whether Hockey Canada is fully committed it an Olympic team We need some serious talk at the Hockey Canada board he told Ia speCial CommonsSenate committee studying Canadas role in international hockey He said he would like to see the 1980 team consist of the best junior senior and university players available and the public made to realize the team is part of the development of amateur hockey in Canada Bauer head of Hockey Canadas Olympic Games committec said he would accept sending team composed of the best Canadians playing college hockey at home or in the United States but only if the public had realistic expectations of their chances againsi the Soviet Union and Czechoslovakia Many other speakers appwring before the committee during its threedays of public hearings in Ottawa this week urged 1980 Olympic team be formed from the best available ama teurs Doubt was expressed whether junior learns would make their top players available for the Olympics and team of collcgians might be the best bet thev said The Huronia Striders sponsored crosscountry meet for elementary school students Wednesday at Sunnidale Park From left are Barb Sperr Belinda Cast Tracey Smith and Jill Lysabild of the senior girls team from Steele Street school Steele Street finished third in the event Minesing won the overall title with two first place team finishes and third Examiner Photo Stayner blanks Emery in exhibition football NORTH YORK lt football team from StaynerCol legiate Institute demolished Emery College 130 in an exhbi tion game Emery players outweighed the Stayncr club but the small but quick icam put together two long scoring drives Stayner tmk the opening kickoff and marched 73 yards with Jeff Hall capping the drive with touchdown Roy Gabriel set up the score with several long running plays MOVED BALI CLOSE Stayncr moved the ball close to the Emery endzonc on tough Junior Colts host Orillia at 830 pm Barrie Colts of the Mid Ontario Junior Hockey League play host tonight to Orillia at the Barrie Arena The game starts at 830 pm and Doug Raymond Colts manager is expecting tough game The Colts won its season opener in Owen Sound 64 and it made the 90 mile trip with only 15 players expect lot of hard hitting and fast skating Raymond said They have four players out with suspensions from ex hibition games and two injuries and they will be bringing up juveniles Raymond said the Orillia team would be hard IO beat because the tcam always gets up for game against the Colts Raymond was proud of the way the Colts rose to thc occur sion against Owen Sound Besides being outnumbered the team was also outweighed They out shot us but our goaltending was fantastic Raymond stated They all gavel50perccnt was quite pleased with them after all we only had two exhibition games the manager stated Raymond said he expected repeat performance from the line of Eric Cummings Angus and Bob Coulson They played Jim fantastic against Owen Sound and the rest of the lines checked like mad he said hope the guys are up for Orillia and dont sit back think theyll come out fast because think they are hungry enough Raymond said Raymond said the clubs morale was the best he had ever seen and it was all for one cause to win and to enjoy themselves Raymond said Neil Parker and Ross Walden performed well in the season nor lay ing out heavy chec and ex pects them to continue The Colts have also signed Ernie Cummings and Tim Claydon Barrie Colts in the MidOntario Junior Hockey League take on Orillia tonight at the Bar rie Arena at 830 The Colts won its season opener against Owen Sound and tonights game son at home for the team The Colts have also signed two new layden and Ernie Cummings Examiner Photo will officially open the sea players From left are Tim several occasions in the second half but was unable to score With seven seconds remaining in the game Rick Walker final ly scored Stayners second touchdown Tom Scott kicked single to round out the scoring The offensive line of Dean MacDonald Goober Baker Larry Stever John Nixon Barry McKeown Denis Thump son and John Glenn provided blocking for the running backs HALL LEI RUSIIERS Hall led the rushcrs with 160 yards in 31 carries while Gabriel had 34 yards in 11 car ries Scott rushed for 34 yards in five carries The defence was led by Mac Donald Nixon Al Hutchinson Doug Lowe Tim Glencross Greg Carruthers and Porky Carruthers Mike Kingham in tercepted an Emery pass in the endzone and returned it to the Stayner 30 yard line to kill the only scoring threat by Emery in the game Kansas City is off and running NEW YORK AP Kansas City Royals are off and run ning or is that off and trotting The Royals did little runninga stolen base and suc cessful hitandrun playwand lot of trottinghhome runs by Hal McRac John Mayberry and Al Cowens in trouncing New York Yankees 72 Wednesday in the opening game of the best Idfive American League baseball Dlavoffs think we can hit with power and run at the same time said manager Whitey Herzog of the Royals The game dictates whether or not we will run But were running team and well continue to be The Royals demonstrated they had not cooled off from late season stretch in which they won 21 of 22 games and took the AL West title by eight games over Texas know we were more relaxed in August and September than last year and that our experience last year is helping us now Herzog said illlETT HURT The first four runs came off New York starter Don Gullett who left the game with an aching shoulder and may not be available the rest of the series He probably wont pitch again this year said manager Billy Martin doubt it very much How long was he out the other times he was hurt Several weeks This is the same thingfl the same injury in the same spot Gullett who led the league in winning percentage with 144 record for 778 mark although he spent most of August on the disabled list said he wanted another chance But trainer Gene Monahan agreed with Martins diagnosis Baker is happy with grand slam LOS ANGELES AP Dusty Baker onefourth of Los Angeles Dodgers Murderers Row said his most memorable home run came last weekend But it didnt take long for that memory to fade The leftfielder clouted his 30th homer of the year lastISunday making the Dodgers the only team in major league history to have four players with 30 or more home runs in regularseason la Baker hit an even more dramatic shot Wednesday nighta grand slam home run in Los Angeles 71 National League baseball championship series victory over Philadelphia Phillies This home run was the biggest of my career said Baker af ter he snapped 11 tie in the fourth inning to help the Dodgers even the bestoffive playoffs at one game each Its funny know said that just few days agoI Bakers rand slam was the second in as many nights for the Dodgers on Ce hit one the first in NL championship series history in Tues ays 75 opening loss to the Phillies Cey also hit 30 home runs during the regular season Stere Garvey had 33 and Reggie Smith 32 to give Los Angeles its home run record Pitcher Burt Hooton who faces Larry Christenson in Fri days third game at Philadelphia said hes happy to have those four hitters on his side CITEI BALANCE know Philadelphia has two fine power hitters in Mike Sch midt and Greg Luzinski Hooton said But we have more balance in Garve Cey Baker and SmIithI Baker was ictably elated followmg his towering blow into the left field bleachers against Jim Lonborg When was kid playing in the backyard in itiIveiSidc Cue lif use to pretend was the hero in big gamc Baker said guess all kids play pretend games like that But never dreamed itwould come true It was particularly gratifying that Dusty hit his home run after they had walked Garvey to get to him said mnniigor Tom Lasorda of the Dodgers The DOdgers had runners at second and third With one out when Lonborg intentionally walked Garvey Sports Clinics will be offered The Simcoe County recreation department will be spon soring fall and winter sports activities and workshops again this year Hockey coaching courses will be held in Barrie and Brad ford sports medicine and therapy and gymnastic coaching courses will be held at locations throughout the county coaching theory and figure skating leadership courses Will be offered and the department is hOping to set up county wide mens volleyball lea Dates times and locations will be announced within the nextfew weeks McDonough leads Central Jane McDonough led the Barrie Central Collegiate girls midget crosscountry track team to first place finish recently at meet in Barrie Central finished third in the meet Included in the first place midget team were Jane Cotter who finished sixth Pat ty Medhurst who was 12th and Sue Garrawa who was 13th The Central midget boys team finished ourth one int out of third place In the open girl category Centra was third Diane Ricketts was fourth in the category Kinsmen Atoms host Brampton Barrie Kinsmen Atoms of the Barrie Minor Hockey Association will play host to Brampton Atoms Saturday at 30 pm at the Barrie Arena The Kinsmen recently visited Brampton in its first exhibi tion game of the season and tied 22 Scott Metcalfe scored both goals for Barrie with assists going to David Crockford and Allan George Bowling tournaments slated Two 10pin bowling tournaments have been scheduled for the Shea Bowling Centre this weekend On Sunday mixed doubles tournament will take place beginning at 130 pm On Monday special singles event has been slated to start at pm hThe top 12 in each event will qualify for headtohead mat es Ed Carlson leads league Ed Carlson rolled 493 triple to top the Sunday Mixed 10 Pin Bowling League Carlson also had the mens high single game with 184 He has the leagues highest season average with 164 Terry Evans had the ladies high triple with 416 while Wanda Graves had the high single game with 153 Evans has the womens high average with 138 The Mustangs and Camaros lead the league with 47 points The Dusters are second with 44 points while Firebirds are third with 31 With 28 points is the Darts Cougars have 27 Swingers have23 an Chevelles have 20 lvy Wall win in broomball Ivy and Wall Real Estate were winners in its first game of the season in the Innisfil Ladies Broomball League at the Lefroy Arena Ivy blanked Towers 30 and Wall edged Pauleyanna Sports 21 Terry Gethans Cathy Sabourin and Brenda McLeod were the goal scorers for Ivy Betty Detweiler scored twice for Wall with Rosemary Howcrof assisting on the goals Glynis Marshall scored for Pauleyanna The next games will be played Sunday with Speedy Muf fler taking on Towers at 12 noon and Ivy meets Wall at pm Tracey Haley bowls 508 Tracey Haley dominated the junior bowling league recent ly at Shea Bowling Centre Haley rolled 508 triple including 240 single game in 10 pin In fivepin bowling Graham Thorpe rolled 325 single and 766 triple Haley also has the girls high average with 144 while Ian Marten leads the boys with 148 The Applejacks lead the league with 42 points while the Shreddies are second with 38 Tied for third place with 36 points each are the Stars and Muffets Fruitloops have 33 points Irix is sixth with 25 Jets seventh with 16 and the Cheerios are last with 15 points Marten Alderdice share lead Jeanne Marten and Marion Alderdice share the seasons high average with 153 in the Monday Night Mixed 10Pin Bowling League Marten had the seasons high triple with 502 while Alder dice holds the weekly high of 465 Marten also holds the seasons high single with 199 Arlene McGarvey rolled the weekly high single Brian Ewan has the mens high average with 173 and rod ed the seasons high triple with 540 He also has the weekly high triple with 515 Ewan has the high single game with 218 and Scott Robinson has the high weekly single with 205 Oranges lead the league with 109 points while Blues are se cond with 101 Silver has 100 and Yellows and Browns are tied with 95 ints The Tans ave 90 Whites have 88 Scarletts have 87 Reds have 86 Purples have 85 and Greens and Golds are tied for last place with 82 points Turkey shoot slated Sunday The Barrie and District Hunters and Anglers Conservation Club will be holding Turkey Shoot Sunday The shoot starts at the conservation clubs clubhouse at 12 noon and 12 guage shotguns will be the only weapors allow ed To get to the clubhouse go north in Highway 400 to County Road 11 and turn left him right at the first concesswn road and the clubhouse is one mile away Kelly Petchiny leads North Kelly Petchiny led the senior girls basketball team from Barrie North Collegiate to 5230 win over Bradford Wednesday Petchiny scored 17 points for the Winners while Kelly Grantham added nine In the midget contest Bradford defeated North 3432 Sue Szell Cindy Strath and Judy Arksey scored four pomts each for North Lacrosse meeting tonight The Barrie Minor Lacrosse Association will be holding its annual meeting tonight at the Blue Flame Room at the Con sumer Gas Building on Ferris Lane The meeting begins at8 pm and ever one is inVitedI to at tend There will be presentation ma to award Winners from the past season new executive will also be elected Simpson wants record BUFFALO AP OJ Simpson who holds 10 NFL records said this summer he would play two more seasons in hopes of reaching Jim Browns National Football League alltime rushing record RENTACAR AND TRUCK SERVICE RATES DAILY WEEKLY MONTHLY YIEARLY ORlLILlA BARRIE 93 COMMERCE RD 341 BAYFIELD ST 705 3266485 705 7370800 JERRY SMITH JIM RAWN Featuring Chevrolets and other fine cars