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Lucky Debonaire’s Injury | ‘The Guardian

‘Is Cleared For Preakness

BALTIMORE (AP) — Lucky Debonair breezed a half-mile in 48 seconds shortly after dawn Friday, was given a clean bil! of health by the doctor, and trainer Fran Catrome an- gounced confi that the Kentucky Derby }winner.. wil! Start in the 90th running of the Preakness Stakes today

“The swelling has completely disappeared,” said Catrone as he watched Ada L. "s fleet

“colt walk around the ‘arn

The rotund trainer, who rode in the 1929 Preakness. was re- laxed for the first time since

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the swelling appeared in Lucky Debonair’s right hind-leg late Wednesday

“He went real good over the track with the firsi three-eizhths of a mile right. around 35 sec- onds,” said Catrone.

Lucky remains a 7-to-5 choice but the odds lengthen when the ex- pecjed crowd of 35.000 conzre- gates at the old hilltop course.

Reports were equally. emcour-

it wouldn't be sufprisinc if LEAR CONFIDENT

morning Tom Rolfe. third-place player and coach with Calzary fimisher im the De-by. agaim Stampeders of the Western Foot- will be ridden by jockey Ros bali Confereiice

Turcotte. the former lumber- With mime starters. the race jack from Grand Falls NB wil be worth $130,600. with Confidence flowed at the stalls $123.166 zoimg to the winner, of Native Charger and Hail to $30.000 to second $15,000 to Al third and $7.40 to fourth The’ weathe: promises te be Eves traimer Les Lear was fair and waren for the race. the

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Flav Raiser. quoted at 5 to 1 by the track oddsmaker. couldn’ do better than eizhth in the Derby after setting the pace fer one mile. Ba he has won four straight stakes im New

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WITHIN REACH

Former heavyweight cham- ton. in first’ round of tonight's 10-round match was stopped pion Flo:.. Patterson rezches fight in Stockholm. Sweden. in 40 seconds of the third out to score with a left to the Herring was on his feet but round. face of Tod Herring, of Hous- helpless when the scheduled (AP Wirephete)

Jack Nicklaus Is Leader In New Orleans Tourney

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NEW ORLEANS (AP!—Mas- ters champion Jack Nicklaus birdied three of the ‘last five holes Friday for a second round @ and a 134 total which gave him 2 two-siroke leaf zt the haliway.-potnt-_of.. the. $100,000

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New Orleans Open golf tourna- ment

Frustrated by a string of 13 straight pars, Nicklaus weath- ered-a flash shower and cli- maxed his effort with a pheno- mena! shot irém the rough “on the next-to-last hole.

Ten under par for 36 holes, Nicklaus overtook a quartet of new bloods on the professional tour—Ray. Floyd, Sam Carmi- - chael, Bill Martindale and Ho- mero Blancas. They were tied for second at 136.

Another stroke back at, 137 was a group which included

‘Australian Bruce Devlin,

Knudson of Toronto,

George Jacky Cupit

Bob McCallister,

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will almost definitely aris a KingsQueens Baseball league operating this summer, it was decided at a meeting of the representatives of various in- terested clubs which met last evening at. the Charlottetown

Representatives from Monta- gue. Charlottetown and Kings County were present at the meeting which was held in or- der to discuss the formation of a league and the probiems in- volved in doing so It was agreed upon tha! a three mem- ber leacue should —he —formed with the possibility of a fourth if a few relatively minor de- tails are ironed out.

The attendance and spirit at the meeting was said to be the best im years and the delezates seon had discussed many of the more minor items such as the length of the playing year, the questions of umpires and of a schedule. sites. and times for games. and general operzting expenses

“As a good number of the play- ers in the league have work the arriving at games in time would seem ta present some problem Therefore the league in order to operate successfully are now looking for some means by which it may obtain the use 0? the lights at Memorial Field for night games

It was then agreed to ajourn and hold a meeting next Fri- day evening when the con- Stitution of the league will be drafted Aft this time the de- cision ‘of the fourth team will be learned and the schedule of Rew league drawn up

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Lema had to rally to escape the jeutoff which reduced ‘the field

te the low 70 shooters and ties for the final two rounds Satur- day and Sunday

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Floyd Patterson Floors Herring

STOCKHOLM (AP) Floyd Patterson of New -York, former heavyweicht champion. stopped unranked Tod Herring of Hous- ton, Texas, in 40 seconds of the third round Friday night and moved another step toward a mew chance at ;the title.

Herring was on his feet but helpless when the scheduled 10- round match was stopped in the third round

Patterson moved in quickly with two hard left hooks: to Herring's chin He opened up with a two-fisted harrace and Herring staggered back dizzily against the ropes. Patterson punished, the Texan when he drove him. against the roves be- fore the sudden endinz

It was the fifth straight vie- tory for the 3-year-old former champion since he started his comeback campaign aftef suf- fering two first-round knockouts of Sonny Liston who is rezarded

Patterson,

The cutoff was 1H. even par for the 7,02)-yard, par 72 Lake- wood course.

The early -136 scores were al- ready on the board when Nick- Iaus teed off

Plaving the back. nine first, he never got his sticks clicking

“and shot 13 straight- pars—a

slump for him—before finally getting on the beam.

At the 530yard fifth. he hit a wedge to within eight feet of the cup and sank his firs birdie. On the 390-yard doglez sixth, he cut the corner with a towering shot. over a clump of trees and half-wedzed his ap proach to within 18 inches.

His crowning blow came on the 410-yard eighth

He boomed his tee shot into the rough at the right of the fairway and was stymied by a tall tree He hit a wedge shot hizh over the tree onto the green five feet from the cup, then sank it. He had to sink a five-footer for his par es';the finishing hole.

almost as a home town boy in Sweden after his three champ- ionship matches with Sweden's Ingemar Johansson, had launched his comeback in Stockholm, Jan. 6, 196%, when he knocked out Sante Amonti of Italy and continued it by out- pointing Eddie Machen in 12 rounds last July 5.

In his last previous outing, Patterson scored a 12-round de- ciston over George Chuvalo of Toronto in New York Feb 1

Patterson weighed 1% pounds. Herring came in at 210 pounds.

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WRESTLING - WRESTLING

SATURDAY, MAY 15th, 9.00 P.M.

FORUM

FEATURING “THE MIDGETS"

FARMER" McGREGOR vs: “PRINCE” NICKEL (2 out of 3 Falis—60 minute time limit)

EMILE DUPRE (Eastern Cdn. Champ)

BLACK SPIDER

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SPORTS FRONT

Bobby Hull Wins Award

By JIM CULLEN

_ the golden jet. of the Chicago Black Hawks. Lady Byng tophy and we feel,it was a the part of the sportswriters and broad- NHL cities that had a vote on the award

had a tremendous first half this season as he connect- ed for 32 goals and contributed 21 assists. but slupped considerably im the second half when he ran inte a rash of injuries‘dnd fin-

—shed—foutth-in-thescoring-race— + hile he spend 32_minules_im

me pete on Hull played

several games im the second half while suf- es wo gimpy knees which added t» the strain and ten- of National Hockey Leacue play and if-it hadn't been for aie Gaucher we feel he wouldn : have spend as much ume with the penalty-box timekeeper. Althouzh. tae Black Hawks didn * qive ust cause for joy im the NHL playoffs «ec experienced a type of warm feel- ing inside for Bobby Hull «hen after takinz 2 +0 beating at the hands of the Montreal Canadiens in the seventh came of the scoring ace preved to be a true *

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Hull had fought harder than any of the Black Hawks to down the “Flying Frenchmen but when the final «histle went he was the first to conzratulg# them and we noticea Hull was the last member of the Windy City azzgrecation te leave the ice sur- face

Alex Deivetilie of Detroit «was second i the Lady Byng voting and the perennial star of the Wincs had a tremendous year as he fimished fifth m the individua: 3 goals \ Delvecchio ts the easy goinz type of plaser and is s always in the running for the award. but when it comes to a oo for a player adjudged to have exnibited the best type of sportsman- ship and gentlemanly conduct combined with a high standard @f playing ability during the season we can find nobody more deserving of the award than Robert Meivin Hull of Point Anne, Ontario:

Tid Bits From Here And There

Wrestling fans are reminded that toeniczht is the big night at the Charlottetown Forum. with a full scale wrestling card set to get underway at $3. pm. Emule Dupre will take on Black Spider and Chief Young Eazie will be pitted agaimst the rugged wily Bill Munroe. These bouts should be worth seeing as grapplers are experenced and talented and anxious better man © Perennnial favorities wherever world famous midzets. will excite the fans when away for a two out of three falls bout, ‘with a 60- see McGregor and ‘Prince’ Nickel are s go by and they are reportedly among

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John LeBlanc. 24, gave a fine display of horsemanship Fnday when he won the first three races on the eight-race program at Toronto's race track. LeBlanc. once seriously mjured when

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Bold Lad has 2 ‘slight case of anemia which may have ac- counted for the disappointing Kentucky Derby performance of top rated colt of 194, trainer Bill Winfrey said Friday. Bold Lad fimished next to last among 11 colts in the May 1 Derby. im which he went off the favorite.

Jockey Bill Hartack reported his colt did mot warm up pro-

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SPORT.IN KING'S ‘Summer Activity Is Looming Near

The Souris Town Basebal League will operate again this year, after four successful sea- sons. Last year. Larter’s Cen- tertowners ended a three year streak by MacLeans Uptowners.

By ED CLINTON Sesris Burean of The Guardian With hockey and basketball. the Rext sports to look forward to | are baseball, softball. and track

jand field The latter sport is al- ready being practiced in some of the schools, and the meet will probably be held the latter part of this month First, there are the local meets. with the win- Bers advancing te the County

However. there's a lot of plans te be made for a successful sea- son A lot of players have reach- ed the age limit. and coaches had better cet together soon and make sure they come up with a balanced league At least one,

. fans im attendance at each meet

and mavbe two coaches are meeded. Volunteers, anyone’ See Colin Craiz

Action continued last week in the Souris Mixed Bowling Lea- gue Following are the results of

meets, and then its on to the provincial finals in Charlotte- town

Two years ago, in this county. records were kept for the first time. and since records\w ere made to be broken, many fell

by the wayside last year. and #£4m™es played Lucky Six 6, m vs me ., Ramblers 0, Jets 6, Heart Brea- Many more are expected to 2 : - © £0) kers © Hillbillies 6. Tempos @,

again this vear Track and field is. without a doubt. ome of the fastest growing sports in this country Each year, more and more competitors are taking part. along with more and more

Road Runners 4. Flyers 2, Lue- ky Six 6, Globe Trotters 0, Bluf- fers 4. The Cs 2, Road Runners 4. Lucky Ones 2. Hillbillies 6, Fivers 0. The Cs 5'=. Jets %, and Globe Trotters 4. Tempos 2.

Tou © Weel, Ce ee eee King’s County League. without © cae ae . iS. See Se See a doubt will operate again this Bluffers | Tempos 14, Heart year As we understand it, only Breakers 13':. Jets 12, Road ene touin tt 0 Genbifel siuter Runners 11, Lucky Ones 10, and there is a new team lookin Rambiers = G obe Trotters

T+. and Fivers 4'2. Top seven,

to enter The doubtful team i:

the Souris Centennials. comoes *™" _ Anne Mac Donald 196. ed of Nowa Scotians warkincz in Mar; a i68. Anna McCor- Souris. whe played last year for Sree, ve Frances Lavie 167, . the first time. Another team, as Mate et Hebert 166. Bertha ’ yet nameless, from Souris. wil! ote ne 39. and Lois Fogar- seek entry into the. leazue a en Edward McGaugh " f 1 19 Janie! Johnston 191, Gar- All ether teams from last Sear don Creamer 191. James MacIn- are expected back In caw tosh 188 Ed Clinton 199 te youve fercetten whe thev are, Macteasld i768. eet ide Mar. here:s the list Morell. Mt Ste. goa, ice z

wart. Peakes. Cardican. Georze town. and Vernem River I: also possible that St Peters

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may be back in the féld_ Thev

were granted a year’s leave of

absense last seasdm A meeting Arrange Meet ‘

to find out all the facts is plan- CALGARY ‘CP! — Canadian

med for the near. future Football League officials met The King’s County Girls Soft- Friday te try to reword player

hall League. after a successful reculations te comply with fair

start last vear will once acain.employment and human rights

operate this wear Ther lav leci<lation

their cames on Sunday ¢ven The meeting of club presi

ings and outdrew the haseha’) den's and ceneral managers

was called to consider possible rewording a proposed rule firming teams to three natural- ized Canadians and an existing

buffs Peakes Bomberettes won the title last ;ear. but members of one other squad have assur ed ‘us that it won't happen acain

How abou; that. Anne? rule restricting,.teams te 14 There's a movement afoot in American imports

Souris.to zét a Men's Softba! The meeting was arranged be

League comic This ‘eacue is CFL oresiient Pat Mahoney of

Calzary after the CFL! was ad vised in 2 legal opinion that the player rules might be a viola

supposed to induce seme of the so-called older citizens the town back itto action Plans call

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for a three t-am Ie : tien of such fair employment three evenings 2 we ek Lets Meisiction as the Ontario He hear some more about it, eh man Rights Code.

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