8 !1ieGua.rd!an.Giarlottetown,!at.Dee.28.1988.l

SPORTS ' FRONT

By PIUS CALLAGHAN

Leafs Facing Black Hawks .t;Siuߤay For Rematch

‘ ' V E ; or tho returned the compliment. ltick Subwquelnly Clmpbell fined Canadian Press Staff Writer ‘been filled with peacefui to chin. iboth coaches and amost eve?! ‘ Watching a National Hockey 1 thoughts during the Christmas Player 81110111"-I F5081“! 3'0!!! League game these days isiseason. here is a brief history 5 10 - -

‘somewhat like sitting through ‘of the win: More than a month NOBODY HURT

Later in the game Fleming rammed Shack amidships the butt end of his stick.

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F with em-

number of folks there last Saturday was indeed lughly encour- aging and all of them went home well sati‘-sfied with the brand at eritertaiiimeiiit served uP- _ _

Tonight the teams have gone political. The Conservntlul are taking on the Liberals and you can be sure there w bte no ahscntccs. Everyone of the players wants to win this elec - ion‘ and a bitter rivalry should develop. The teams have 1996“ ulecypd so as to give a desired balance to the loop.‘ Last‘ Sal- “.-dayrs tusdslp was tiipflfor grnbts nlilgtitfii. of the nigh an 1! same shoul surf-.‘.v 9 9 M5? 0. - _ .

If voii‘rr= interested In promoting minor hockcii in Bella!‘- i(\l.iP-fn\|'l’|. than you have an excellent cliancc twilight. . hsnrl \\'l‘lFl\ the (‘.onsei~\'atives tackle the Lll)el‘8l.fi in U19 "1 hO(‘ki=y name-of the-week

The time is 3.30

Bears And Giants

CHICAGO Bears and New York Giants tangle f0mm‘i‘0~W.

3 ‘ Many questions. raised after -a furious Dec. 7 brawl between the two cdubs in Toronto. will S be answered at Chicago Sta- _- dium in this first rematch. i Tonight in Montreal. soalio Did $1.000 fines imposed by By JACK SULLIVAN -with Edmonton Eskimos and Terry Sawchuk will celebrato league president Clarence canadian Press sports Editor ihad a sorry season. his 34th birthday by returning Campbell modify the attitudes TORONTO tCP)_Name 1;“. Argonauts received 33 votes, to the nets after a 2%-week lay- of coaches Billy Reay of the and the Canadia n Footbalil the Stampeders 23. Off with 8 back inliil'y~_ Man- Hawks and Punch lmlach of the 31,933” had it in 1953_ ' l Next in line with 19 were the ager-coach Sid Abel said the ‘I-9337 will Eddie Slllf-‘ll 3h!’ It was as simple as that as l Trail Smoke Eaters who fin- 1'91"?“ 0‘ Sflwcllllli 15 deslflned ' 1"-emingl’ .'Canada's editors and ished fourth in the 1963 wm‘.d '0 like 50Yn€ PPFSSUPE 0" i‘00ltl0 lsportscasters logged their mem- hockey toln1ia‘ivnei:‘t. Fgllfiiévin ?0°Zui: g:?:(l;tl'-c;”gl;°a‘f:g-3 3101;‘; ‘oi-ies e the answers to iwith 18 were in sor u o s - lJ11l€lln9'-’ will Pilglistic SUCCESS questions posed in the Canadian ' who lost eight games in Russia “'79? games- Gipoil Carl Brewer? ress year-end poll. Results of and Czechoslovakia during a B05“!!! Will be out tonight *6 In other NHL action this the balloting were announced to- exhibition swing earlier this 8V€n8e I 5-1 def”! 59 the llfindl month. of the Leafs in Boston Tlnirsday The thrill to 34 or the list par-

packed to the rafters for every Leaf-Hawk game the nest of the season

i ' an old stapstick silent movie. ago in Chicago Fleming came ins Went to ll“? P5113 W b0X- N0 00¢ WI! llllfl 3€l'l0li&ly in M‘ Ga T ' _’ Everyone gets slapped around .’off the bench made an Baun went after him. Chaos the “EM 11 Pemfllni '0 be Seen ~ but no one gets hurt. ‘ apparent effort to decapitate erupted in a brawl in-vof.v'ln-g all ;whether the ptayi.-rs_ suffered ‘ when the projectors start Shack. In Toronto Dec. 7 Shack lplayers exicept the goalies. lfrom the blow to their pocket CHARLOTTETOWN Minor Hockey Association is presenting 1 [grinding in Chicago Sunday . books. The'fines wound up in another Juveinlile— ‘ et skiimush tonight at me Forum at 3.30. .= night for an episode starring . o the Player‘ P°"’l°',‘ ‘““‘- Saum-day mgm games are becoming ii idedly pop- l the Black Hawks and Toronto, The league didnt stiffer-it ular and crowds are ce In to inc each t. P ' Maple leafs. fans will find out’ In a S, e was wonderf publicity. Cer- are looking forward to a much better turnout of parents and whether-they're watching a se-‘ Mini)’ Cl|lCfl80 Stadium Ind ends tonight than as the case a wee ago. However, the ’ . ,1-ial or the start of a fresh story. ! ’I‘0i'0nt0'S Maple 1-98? Garden! '3 were unscathed — they'll he i

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NERASKA ACKFIEL WORKOUT Nebraska starting backfield

tries out a few running plays in preparation of their game

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against Auburn New Years to right halfback Robert Hohn Day. Left to right: Dennis as fullback Rudy Johnson. 31 Claridge. QB. feeds the ball moves out for interference.

weekend the leafs are at home day and the chaps who provide to Boston Bruins tonight and the country's sports entertain- night-

SlU.l1da\’. at Wrigley Field. Chicago with the National Football Detroit Red Wings play at ment in me fall on fields from ticipating voters was Saskatche- ‘ L933“? nlianlpims up for gm _‘ 0 Montreal. Sunday the Canadiens Montrea‘. to Vancouver dom- wan‘s dramatic win over Cal- ' o The weatlier has been anything but summer-like around the 'move to New York to take on mated it. gary. Following tlus was Goal - ‘the Rangers and the Bruins Outstanding team honors went No. 545 on Nov. 10 for Gordie

city of wind and there are some worries about Playlnl C0n¢l'l' ions for this big one. Those ui charse 3“! in leaf °i ‘ bu’-2”‘ taking over. That's bad enough anywhere but its much worse at Wrigley Field where thrre are no lights. Because of Chicago time. That will mean we will get it here on Prince Edward Is- land at 2 o‘clock.

we i~i=meniher listening to radio a few years back and the

Howe of Detroit Red Wings. which made him the all-time high National Hockey League goal scorer.

The Rouighrider - Stampeder ‘ clutch game headed the sur- prise and oddity categories with ‘ comfortable margins. REVERSE ROCKS

-travel to Detroit. to Hamilton Tiger-Ca-ts. the w cgwAGo bruisers in black and gold who

Most interest is centred in 15°33“. l" 3“ 93 .?1'10 Grey Chicago where almost 201,00 .Cup victory over British Colum-

fans are expected to be shouting lbia Lions. the Western cham- for bl ' 0

_ pi . Reagodhas been “sent aboutl Football also produced these his plans for keeping the Hawks “suits b-l'_”‘° "°t°"5? under control. but Imlach said Dl53l’l’°‘“tm°m3 W110 9159- Ffiday: «awe won.‘ E0 M0 CM_ but the sad Toronto Argo_nau_ts cago looking for trouble, but we lwho managed three‘ victories in won-t back away from any cha1_ 14 league starts aithough they leuge the Hawks hand out" had been balilyhooed as the club

l to beat long before the season's l CfUR'L|N‘G DRAW 1

ATCH

Here Today

l I 0 0 in Lea ue s Lone Actlvlt in we we so - inally scheduled for Charlotte.» 1 ' ' Park 1111 ‘ NEW YORK (CPI — Seven 3.. came up lucky for New York] lRangers Friday night as they ‘defeated Chicago Black I-Iawksl - .4-2 in a National Hockey.

We Uke The Glants l-League game. It was Rangers'i _ ‘ . . . _ . irst victory over the Hawks in: .

"ii 5°33 “i‘i§i‘..I.‘.“".'?.‘.‘Fi..".."I.i‘.‘1.s‘i‘.?“.'ir '31.-.§’.“si...°."‘3.‘.‘.‘.’.°..; . meetings this year. 2 Imfilglamvhlelia Chlig one ‘ Lightweight forward Camlllei v ha -‘ ma“ m ' Henry scored the winning andi

aillternoon commencing . . Promoter Frank Acorn has an- nounced that provision has been -made to have a large number of _ “ loans park_ln front of the grand- in ll:-andon. Minot when the lstand. lit is hoped that this will me on onesee o ice ac- tualiy ran backwards." iiiators Here how Good saw it: "A. rock approaching the house on

- ‘ score two minutes later on a 40- footer.

Bill Good of CBC Vancouver gave his oddity vote to the 1963

" . BATHGATE SCORES ‘ Canadian curling championships

Early in the third period Andy

‘ Bathgate‘s 13th go put the ‘Rangers ahead. but 20 seconds ' later Ah McDonald scored for I the Black Hawks and the stage ‘ was set for Henry‘s two goals.

opening kickoff. BIGGEST THRILL

However. we are of the opinion that this man Tittle will . . 1 gen .-5 first cam, on 11, Thrill. sur rise. oddity and

have another great day, just as he had a couple of weeks ago. , %‘t';1°hg;‘gtheg°Sae]:;)l[‘]‘5inlmlthanai ‘ shot fgm about 20 feet U: {want The following is th e curling comeback; fl] of these’ were ‘E: W233 Sl::éd2;fi ‘£390’: unggg Eh? €00“ 1lke‘a good ‘me But it must be remembered that the Bears have solutions (or 08] Ran r tb— t 31 Ft9e- of Ha“. The 145_pmmd 1eft_win_ draw flor Saturcliaw at the Char-‘supplied in the second car. back ‘frog’ whence 5;‘ :3 Eight daghes are on the

at least they think they have) __for Mr. Tittle. This is no ordin- i fimd rig: 0“ ‘"5 ll "9 get‘ lightest player in the NHL lotit lgary Stampede, _ Saskatchewan thrown ,_ W _and mm‘peuuM 3 hould be dry football squad that the Giants face this Saturday. Its a ‘P9 . had taken 8 pass at the mug‘ 1:45 p.m. moughrider game of me lom_ Mm ‘Damien of the Toronto gmighty keen win and place rough. tough club that can really throw up a solid defence. Chicago. which had beaten. line from Jean Ratene l I99 1- 0P°"- lpoint we-stem Conference semi. star ave his odd" vet I "1 ‘mg M1; be aviamble m, an ¢a_.,h,, M"‘°“gh their d°i""°"' has b.e°"lm°|';e playedd fig“ “xi? i R3ng9l'5 5V9 times and lied‘ Henry's second g oal wa.,i Glcebfiisgi" H°§Ip°rw%§tg°h"5’t°3"final when the Roughriders Map]: Leaf Gamelés bzmoyars [es in adrllition to two daily doub- "”““"°' ""5 latter slag‘, "Hhe" pay aslgrtginess gone :f m; them once earlier this season.i open net afteilogmemn e' ' VS’ 'l0_V9|‘<_‘3m9 3 25-P0lnl deficit 10 93 V in. December. The Na. ‘l9S and fwn eXflCtDi‘S-

Regardle-ss of the outcome. We sihlotu

H eatest football spectacles cveir Our choice of the Giants is V t g _ d 7 _ 5 I of V _ ' brased solely on our gloat admiration for this old man Tittle. . the peppery Range, goalkeepem Sixth Sham‘. Ice 3. S._ Baatcin. Machfil-istéilrpe e]r“t48’4 0" ‘he k‘;:md' T0l‘0nt0 W85 held 1113 While men .’.‘.l’.§’v"3‘,ff;.“°¢§‘ :1, Nxgld 31°35.” PE'Fll3F-‘5 “ll? 333“ 93“ mid hl'm.m check Sumlay aflemoon i at the rate of one a minute in‘ '1 All SUMMARY Han‘ R’ Smuefi‘ T'W'L’- Pmwse ham: tiieeefhig: tiiitflsliianilsing Ca- worked franhcany M deal‘ the ‘the. fun. mp M an mmv If they‘ the coins atuW'r1slcvS§‘ie1d‘*;i11b€ deiéshfleafiglglgggg » an mm”, ,0 83,, my the; 1alggfiiP§;ifg;Ng;;°*1';§e;f:--§- (§gnggheg;n- H- §gg§it- H»... 3,. team. 3... 3...... P... fig iggglgfi g;'°;hg°l1gW§,g 3 .—-————_—— - _ ' ¢ 9q~n1an5b(!V'S\V0 1 ‘ ~ . .« .— ' : . g . . ' . , " - ‘ ar .n

gdlohdfhftixcidijgeft(yIi“mili‘e“il3as§0t:i\Fii years. igame in the first period But. .5-.44. Howell ism. Pilotel8:4-1.‘ Ice 4. H. Dobson. C. Asprey.‘fr".5-“f"a‘, °r,‘ag'3'°UT- tifiigt git that week. Hockey Practice .;.:__ ; I second pp;-iod ._ 1_ Chicago, C Maclrmis. H. Douglvas vs. F. “'3 5 “ml l .V 3 “°m° 3 l9 The comeback of the yea ‘

By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS players and a professional play- ' off

The U5 football season con-

tinlics its year-end fling today.‘ ' four gamesuforwcollege lng C0ll9g€ teams. Nilftll C3l‘°'

EL“..- Americans Need One More Win

By WILL GRIMSLEY

fever

final two singles matches}meetjng between ‘may needmg °"1y we .m°’° Guard Academy and Western

victory to send the che

tennis trophy back to the States.

The Americans moved to with- in a step of day when McKinley and Ralston cut down veterans Roy Emerson and Neale Fraser in the doubles 6-3. 4-6. 11-9. 11-9 for a 2-1 edge in the best-of-five series.

They advanced over the futile

and falling racket of Fraser. a b

30 - year - odd left-hander who drowned his country's hopes in a cascade of errors. Even a superb performance by Emer- son. the best player on the court. couldn't make up for Fraser’s failings.

The outcome could be decided in today's first match when Ralston, the hottest amateur in the game at the moment. meets Emerson. the Australian cham-

Eemy. clash in the No. 1 bowl igame—the Gator Bowl at Jack- ‘sonville. Fla.

istar shows for college seniors. ADELAIDE» éumallfi ‘AP’ the East-West Shrine game at lsan Francisco and the Blue- lGray game at Montgomery.

‘Kentucky at Orlando. Fla. . P-ro football offers its fans an ladded attraction when the Buf-

final triumph Fri_ gfato Bills and Boston Patriots

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'I‘w0 of the year's more excit- .

lina and the Air Force Acad-

Then there are the two big all-

Bowl I h e Coast

fired shots at Jacques Plante-.l

the period ended without scol- ing

The defeat was the fifth

Curling Draw For Montague

Following is the Montague curl-inig draw for Saturday. December 28th.

Chicken Bonspiel 7 PM.

Ice 1: D. McGowan. P. War- ner. J. Murphy. R. MacDonald vs. L.A. Johnstone. D. Jones, G. Murphy. D. O'Connor.

play off at Buffalo for the East- ern Division championship of the merlcan Football League. The winner will pions ‘p . On Sunday the National Foot-

Giants, meet in that league’: -championship game.

The Gator Bowl game will see one of the season’: most versa- tile quarterbacks, Air oi-cc’: Terry Isaacson. against a North Carolina team which has spe- cialized ih rendering good quar-

ollna's top offenslvve men are quarterback Junior Edge and

Chargers for the league cham- V“ 0- 5_ Ice 2

tei-backs ineffectiive. North Car- dab’

Ice 2; K. McKenzie. D. Nich- olson. C. Sollos. A. Bears. vs. Dr. W. Mclntyre. E. Clay. D. Clarkson, E. McLure.

9 PM.

Ice 1: E. Shaw, P. Johnstone. 13,

S. Mci(lnnon. P. Nicholson. I-Iennigar.

K. Sullivan, E. Murphy.

CURLING l$liX FOR BELVEDERE

‘Following is the Belvedera mixed curling draw for Satur. v etnlbq‘ M.‘ 7:00 PM. Ices land 2: Open for scratch.

_ _ in" NHL the“ lasl 913'“ games 10*‘ ll_l9l Black Hawks a 1-0 lead earlylYoi-k, Henry 15 5l“mP"‘g H3“'l‘5- but the!’ sill‘! in the second period with his! Penalty—Cahan

21 iRanger defenceman Larry Ca- j’ han.

Juniors Defeat

CAMILLE HENRY l

scoring lead. gave the

st goal on a deflection off

Harry Howell tied the

SUMMERSIDE -- Three unans-

scored into an Hall had been removed for a

Mikita 21 iHay\ 8‘l2: 2. New

ltelle. Johns)

‘ Saves ‘ Hall | Plante

game was held for the popular

Hyered third period goals pro-jxcnsington netminder Thursday ipelled Junior Legion-aires to a

' 0‘Leau-y team

7-4 victory over the Combines

im a regular Prince Count-y

ockey League game at Civic st might.

. . . ‘’'-| The View left the J ' play the San Diego P- S'“‘°l3“'v 15- 5“ll'‘V3“- 13- DU‘ all alone iwtrtihe top of hhemfilyfii‘-S

league with ninie points

am : N. Hooley. L. Singing. cnélnlsipared to seven for the pre- - - vi v ali League's divisional winners. Kennedy. C. 11185. D. Sorrle. L. -111. iaopd - i 3 Chicago Bears and New York Hooley. ° °" °"”" “ "' ”“"‘

unbeaten Combines.

ispot with two nouns while the remains ‘nit-

less.

It was a stiiattiarllmig debut for Benny Gnaidy who took over the coaching chores from Coke Grady prior to last niilgllifs

Some 275 fans braved the ohiilly weather to wuitieh the Junllons come iii-om haying and gamer the wlcimy. . 9 league lead. M m

lbet-ween Moncton Juniioir Can- liicks and Su.m.merside Junior Legionaires. Winners of this ‘contest were the Legionaiires by a lopsided 10-4 score.

Reavrguard Lloyd ‘Toy-Toy’ Gallant and Paul Macwilliaims paced the Grant Grady-coaclh ed Juniors with a bnace goals each wlhiile Dave Martin. Nick l’-‘illmore and John Poir- ier potted singles.

Ccm'bi'.nes‘ snipers were Allie Dasltoahes with a pailr, Carl ‘Agape' Arsenault and Greg Deiigiian.

After one period of play the Juniors were trailing 3-2 but bounced back in the sand-

oe

F?- <3

Henry 14 (Ra- 10:04: 6. New. ll-lowell) 19:22’

:45. r

12 9 13-34; 20 8 13—4igK

0‘ L. Blakenetv.

the heavily favored

. Rd Ewi~ng_ B. Parke.is‘deh“e

C. Mia-cDonal

IW. Curtis. G. Anderson, c. J.;nLiear2in over Toronto Maple

Crocket. J. Coady.‘of the world title. placed third . _ . glas V3. H-{With 1% points. Douglas, E. lvhaclnnis. B. Crock-i It was a tight fit for fourth ettl, J.4MacKinlnnn of between the Canadian ce . 35’. H. Edwardis. -1- Albert V5-lton Oil Kings and the Canadian E. Ma A. Trainor, Anita t p ,A i H‘’‘m°- 13- C°”'“5l°"~ ‘(}:;fll1eSalIl Brazil. aIi1we’iiier5§-IA; 5 R~ M3'°I?;.°n3°'§ G1-,in(:f“ra‘;3to_ the Oil Kings. Memorial Cup -P '3 rd ‘iwlnners. over the Canadian “ 9” team

. A. lVllacEwe'n. G. Ice 3. Dr. l\facl(a,\'. M White J Dou

imedals. including 10 golds.

8 30 p.m. i PARKER GETS VOTES I

ié°1'(ip°iwiv'htl klVl Blk ce.2.. aen-_-1-h d‘ '1 wanna.-soM.s. is ‘cgméq ref. “'3 ' ' °"' the Stampeders. Many Argonaut g“If‘c-9 3‘ A §?mD0”f§d M Jones ballots went to the team and to I Ma'cKi:m1m ';Jackie Parker. its halfback- I;W‘e G Mnckay‘N‘ Maci,ne“'lanal-terback-flanker who joined ’ ' ' ' ‘l e te ' M Gar

V. Macnomm am in a five-for-one swap at 3 trains .-.. -' " re . . aezle, . ave imlion J. uarebri . I-I. Lo . i S -l . ..;;iM°e""9 °' lock. R. Jonesc. ii't~cG'iil vs.|Fof Mgndqy glas. A.-

K. Dou ld

Gena" V‘ The 'stmas executive meeting of the Provincial inter- BU[|_E'I'|N scholastic athletic association will be held this Monday. Dec- ADELAIDE. Australia (Reu- ember 30 commencing at ters)—Australia's Roy Emerson 0"-‘l0Clt It 51- Dunstan’! won the opening set of the key VETS”?- fourth contest of the 1963 Davis It 5-‘ lmlinrtflnl that all mem- Cup challenge round today. de hers attend as all winter term feating American Dennis Ral-ll activities will be discussed at stop, 6-2. this meeting.

10 Unl-

tionai Hockey League game at

f! naturally. went to Saskatche-

;and the Scotch Cup. emblematic

‘ The entire program has the

i There “'1.” be a hockey prac- I-Ilawks

' § , lwhl N Ma Nd" afs. Stanley Cup titteholders. -. - v - Ea 11 team 3 red 1 in... .&nrk. I-lowell 3 tM(-Kenne.v,i Sen. - C . , - . wan Roughriders. The setectors tice for Johnniys Flying . secoiid period.Ca(i)nd tlggcikahgerzl lead second-place Montreal Ca-1’ Baihgate) 10:14: Penalties —'] °9I-E 5FRfiC-APmh&9"é. [1 vs L-.§’“fi:“h:;‘:ic:i ltl:v":9fl:’;"’;:Oi::(;' were give_n_tlie choice of a team ilsllnd-B.V e'V6nln8 31 the Fafifln outscored the Hawks 3.1 in tne|!1adlells by six points. jvaskn 5:45. Hi! df ie ld 7:13,|1'§15m-_nH; H0 D.0u;.rlas(‘KWeéla}nt“.‘e”.:and 6“ for fliird Ticat‘ ended or an individual and the Rough- ifmm 5:30 until 6:3‘). All HAM final session. The victory pulled the nan; Young 9:17. Net 1 son 10:5l.~D_ R'eéd.- - i "with 27" mm aim” ~21“ Winders took it in a sweep. lets are requested to attend. Pl-ANTE PEPPERED l fviiresremgosiiinthgrlifiiiglhegaiifilliég:i wl'l‘;iilii"i;imptali?i:oii'—3}.{a(li\lfie‘ilird e lthe Leafs‘ h rd ' - ‘ I Plante ended up with 41 savesl ‘d ' ' t b h‘ d N lB th 1 13 «I g rf‘ ldi 2;15; ‘ _r Tl‘? Ernie Ric 3 50" Fink‘. T1’ on a p O compared 'with 34 by Glenn Hall 3110:]; one mm 0 m ewl 4,3 cfiicggo, Mcgoiailéi 10 2:46; mix; :5‘ FJ1ee;nn‘ from Regina. winner of the ”‘ the Ch‘°35° “ell Stan Mikiia. iaklnil Over lh€‘.5- New Yfirli» Macho-an vs. H. Peters. M. Stew-‘Canadian curling championship

' NOS. 4—8 _ § ‘ Dona; 2——Lora~ines Wat.chim; 3-—W. M. X.: 4-—Josedale J . Anderson. P. M80-‘Junior hockey champion Edmon- . '

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‘ NOS.1-5 .. that won a total of 63 i—aa.y State Art; 2-—Williaim Bob Baker; s—Perfeot Hal; 4-

jGrln¢er Will; 5—Lucky Lark.

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{Cars parked inside Paddock Area in front of Grand- stand.

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SATURDAY, DIEC. 28th, 1963 2-The G-ladiabo:0sIi—-z;i"ankie'a Chief; ¢—rreuuy--

NOS. 3-‘! ‘1—Brown Budlong:: Z—Jester Jane: 3-—Diplomat Royal: 4-—Ver~ Jnlta's Pet; 5—F‘irst Dreams: 6—Money Royal.

1 Admission 50c—Children under 14 FREE

$9.3!‘

Basilica Recreation Centre

Pl0n- _ cam on straw Then McKinley. the bounding end 309 L3°9Y- 11“ 4- D” M3°D°“3ld- K8? ppm, { at sum mu, mar a,

bomber om st. Ann. Mo.. Don 'Ilrul‘l. Baylor‘: star pss. Mustard, H. Carmichael. nasty , chm“? fi;':T_*‘“"*the °m'}i<{9Aea‘;rai: 4" 1*‘ mm“ M ft: H.R-

it =‘"-- *‘**°i..”: 1:“ .W.::: we 1» mm mm by me" ~ ...- ....... and '

year - roo ‘e ii ew- agams an am 1 _ . a e, . pr Osman; ~1 D

combe. 1.. the final ......i.. . nb ks llgne .. front 3 Dawes. fgiin-,3 cl-no Woe~vmni- M G,;v;;'=,_m, M-on WINSPEAR. HIGGINS. STEVENSON s DOANE GW 861’ 5 VB ance

IIIC EC 85 OD Diflfavo

Betting-minded Aussies were laying 4-1 odds that the Yanin

100 3? Horne. Janet Williams. Gordon Wellner,

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dent ‘ , Thélne is wcuperattns from Inlimes received in a car no.