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The executive and players @f the Prince County Hockey League rang down the cur- tain on a highly successfu eeason at a banquet held in

Turcotte Reined Entry

Leads

NEW YORK ‘CP)—Ridden by Grand Falls. N.B.. native Ron Turcotte, Tom Rolfe. outlasted Native Charger in the stretch Saturday and won the $6.900 Stepping Stone purse at Louis- one of the last major tests for Kentucky Derby hope- fuls

Sarachapdinsped=— Heerd-si-the

ng horse race. opening day at- traction at Churchill Downs

i The. winner, owned by Pow- Qatan Stables, laid back during the early running and made his Move as the field started around the turn.

At the head of the stretch Na- tive Charger moved up on the outside and was ‘within 1% Jengths of catching Tom Rolfe as he crossed the finish line.

The time was 122 4-5.

Tom Rolfe returned $7. $2's0 and $2.40. Native Charger paid $2.40 and $2.20, while Narushua was worth $3.20 in show.

Quita Dude closed with a rush and won the $85,050 Gray Lag

winner home by one-half lencth abead of the favored “Tibaldo and covered-the 1's miles in 149 2-5. on @ fast track

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wctone (CP) Portland Buckaroos captured the playoff ehampionship of the Western Hockey League Saturday nicht with a 3-0 shutout over Victoria Maple Leafs fashioned in super- lative netmindinz by Don Head.

Buckaroos won the best-oi- seven series four games to one.

The five-game rout made it a season sweep for Hal Laycoe’s

Id_of seven for the seven-fur-

_ Garden

the RCAF Station Summer- side Friday night. Squadron Leader Stewart Logan is pre- senting the John H. Grady tro- phy to Jim MacLeod of the

CLOSING BANQUET -

Borden voted the most valuable play- er to his'team. The M‘VP was

Nationals who was

selected by the Managers and

teams and the selection

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Quita Dude paid $16.90, $6.30 and $3.89 Tibale returned $4 and Lt Stevens $4.70

The winner,. owned by. Sidney Factor, received $55,282.50. of the gross purse : RIDES FIVE WINNERS

At Cherry :Hill, NJ. Johnny Setters "rade tree winners” at” ‘State Park Saturday including Time Tested in the $30,150 Delaware Valley Handi- cap

Seliers got Time Tested up In the final strude to -beat Hi- Haasty by a nose in the six-fur- long sprint for three-year-olds.

Record Dash was third in the

field of 13

The winner paid $19.80, $6.60 —

and $4 and was timed in 1:10. Hi - Hasty returned $440 and $3.60 with Recerd Dash $4.60 to show

At Boston Meet Me Later won the $15,000-added Pinafore Stakes at Suffolk Downs Satur-

handicap at New York's Aque- Seas ae aes "ethel , oe t race track Sat : é “ae cuaneee wen ht the obs heavily favored Adorable - 7 R SS Reynolds’ Biind Switch

Snocker Tourney

Near Completion

There are only 13 players re- maining in the first Island Snooker Championships played at both the .B and M Club in Summerside and at Mr. Cue in Charlottetown

Only three players remain un- defeated and for everybody else a loss means elimination in the double knock-out tournament.

A big match is scheduled ‘for Summerside Monday with two of the undefeated players meet- ing and the winner of this match will take on Jack Brown,

fugged crew who added tne the other undefeated player, la- Lester Patrick Cup to’a first- jer this wee: at Mr. Cue place finish in the regular sea- Here is the draw for Monday

son. \ In wrapping it up Saturday sight Buckaroos got a zoal from Cliff Schmautzz in cthe first

j and .two from Gerry the last into an empty net

Buckaroos made their way to the final by defeating Vancou- ver Canucks in a semi-final -hat also went to five games. Leafs, who finished fourth in the schedule. eliminated Seattle Totems in seven. Gite abipaicr itn tiigndicsis

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Meet Me Later paid $660, $2.80 and $2.40 Adorable re, turned $2.40 and $229 while Blind Switch paid $2.60 to show

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Flash Climber r finished se and River Gambler was third in the mile.

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Lucky Turn turned back re- peated challenges by Baitman to wins the 1 1-16 - mile grass event by one length in 143 1:-5.

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