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and final throw assed the ' l I! WHITNEY MAITIN ed's saddle slipped, and he bore world mark of 217 fnelelt. 955 inches NEW YORK (AP) - Prince out badly as jockey Ralph Neves set by Russia's Milrall Krivonosov Khaled'a number was up. The ' my,

tried to get his weight distributed last .1 California thoroughbred appar - properly again.

'Scoring Gains LAUSANNE. Swilrerland (AP i esstly had won the recent Del Mar

The executive board of the Inter Saskatchewan Rouahridss-I IU MP. 51111 5.. ridden by 5003!! national Oi m ec Corn t Futurity in 1:00 4-5. the fastest Johnny Longden, eased out of unfair and inconsistent." 'ldec;d,d um,,f.,,,,,'f,,., wednngg; wl'"'u9" ml” 3W'b”'' "'43 '5' six furlongs in history for a young close quarters and moved to the Bob Hebert. recognized as a night to ,u,pend me conuovadd Nllost ulna la the individual ho!!! Irolllld I Wflt rail where there waa amply rae- sound racing writer, virtualiyll,.,u.p,..,;,,,1o,,,1 pied" M. 5. aooring'ia the Vlastca titan Then his number wasn't up, or Inn room. echoed Taylors opinion when he Meiboum, otympic Gun”. yhem 3-emu” Uni” I. I”. rather. it will up in the show spot. Neva: got himself adjusted in W'”"3 The board had been convened clubs scored inpauaa nouns. V1,. And about this little tote board the saddle, and began brlnslns "The stewards would not h8Ve.in emergency session by !0C tortos last weekend. manipulation swirls the hottest Prince Khaled galdllliiy toward called In 'lnquil')" if jockey Long-, president Avery Brundale )0 0011- stamuc. mm ud by Tb C... controversy or the current racing the inside. Longden was driving clan had not claimed a foul; andrsider world-wide P.-otaata against 41,. pm, ,0,” "me. geuon, hug 319” the nu Wm, Mg, sgm, lam equally sure that this was notithe pledge. which would have,lI- act, 1 M Q"; I&'m-. 1t .11 hinges on the question of 5” and jun begun I-"emu aw the first foul that had been com-

, ' ed h Oi lo thliote to whether a horse should be pen- ihreexurlonz Dole took him uP:mittedYon the but-ksireich at Del'qw cu ymp . muck Buuyu'k'ua' lmb . alized for interference with an- I

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. sharply. The Prince had contln-l M"- '5' h"il9l'9"- "19 Ollllf amateur. crllfh 115.7. III llhltthgvu ": other horse if such lnlerierenc:-liied to come in, and was almost lime !hat a horse has been dis- After a fhr h .. discussion be point. in nu cm,-. gm,.w..:.a doesn't dint”! affect the out-ldlrectly in front of Mr. Sam S.iQllIl1fled for a foul i'nmrnlil.8d hind closed doors. till 50'” triumphs. Leak. come of a net. There was no contact between the I” Y "ff ” ' bl” ”' "W llllmil reacb J full agreement on sub tquchdown. 1; co , It has reached U10 point now two cults. ' '"9tch' pending this past of the plldtt. ' where Gen. A. A. Krstz. U.S. war

field oal. Longden claimed a foul. and The idea of ignoring a foul that But it declared it was up to the f hero and owner of the huge west the stewards. after in

stud of has no influence on the outcome 01 m it Com 1 f e ch colm- mu”. wmhhouu M md."' cont thoroughbred. hill appealed the film of the raceflhllowedythe. of a race follows the reasoning of trail til) prevenlnvlrthez it rgferred to V";.':: n;,''' 5:" ''m' N M "ON READ the stewardf Will! to the Cali- claim. despite the fact Mr. Samt the late T0ll1'Tll0i'P one of sports a5 "professional abuse of the u” I, '” C ' my v;il””' A 5 A3909” - forniatliorse Rsciaz Board. an uh. s. finished mt lengths behind all-time oiriciats. Tharp refereed Olympic Games." , "””,f,"" '”,', " 1” " WINNIPEG (CP) - Dr- 'l'- 3011- Prrcedemd 'c””''- (The .EWr,al 9'9 Prince and in the 0911110" 0' '00"”" :u"'"9'Y 0" "'2 movement mmmmggfgmnm. " cm” ' M 0 '1'” I W a, mm” for the wants that ucord or his swift most west coast horsemen and of the h . If a play went wide ”3''' db" steed. racing writers the "interference around rilht end and there was NEW ERA 3" C3790”-9' "01"! MI Catholic M11001 c9''':”'::' ”' OUT or "Act but nothing to do with the ou- lioldins or some other rule in.'rac- The century-old lifeboat station touchdown! in Rldel'I' twin vic- Montreal, Friday was ac new . come of the race. president of the Canadian Educa- Here is the picture: Soon after

tion Association. the start of the race Prince Khal- Taylor. said the niling was "both i say-

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. A . ROCETP room TRICS

. i 3- 1,. d in Charlie Hodge in an exhibitlonl heM:fd':?f ggckff: ,Lco,.-3'3 '..,?.'.1;' gun. in Montreal. Riclinrdptui-hat during the off-season as he rim-s away while Dickie Moore waits for

a drive past Rochester sm-ll! W0! 94- i” PHOTON gIi;"'i'I::cAEnI";?s I. l.O.C.'Drops Puerlo Rico's

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tion on the other side of the line at Nags Head. North Carolina. is tories to move up into third place Prince Khaled'g trainer, Tommy he "held his whistle,” an theytbeing transformed into a radar with 54 points. lie now has nine listening post.

touchdowns.

Whltty of Vancouver and A19! Oakley of Toronto and St. John's, Nfld.. Wednesday were named RI the last two of Canada's 18 track Illd field entries to compete in the cilympic Gaines in November-

Gaorzo Hillier, veteran Now- Inundland marathon runner from it. John's, was selected as first iliernate. Fred Rowell. chairman if the Amateur Athletic Union of

Canada's track and (laid commit-it

tee, announced here. I

Rowell said Hillier and sltht ither alternates wars narncd ihould any .0! the full! miim I re unable to to Melbourne or 'aileti to rem 1! madman W "13 intisfaction of turn officials-

Oakley won the United States io,ooo - metro Olymvk Vim"! trials in Pittsburgh Aug. 26 in l:39.o6..Iii Tomato Sept. 29. he won the Canadian 0 P10 53-009 metres walking trio in l:sa.2l 4-5. The Canadian standard for both trials was 1:40.00.

Hillier won the Canadian marl- llion trials in Hamilton last Satur- day in 2:30.05, one minute and five seconds slower than the standard.

LAu5ANNEy Switzerland (AP) tlonal teams of Argentina (other -ph, executive hard or the Inter- than rowers) and Turkey. which mug”; ojympic Comniitttee had previously been threatened Thursday ban-ed Puerto Rico's with expulsion because of govern- ,u,1ete, from the 1956 Games at merit interference with their Na- M,u,om.n, Mc.u.c of g eminent tlonal Olympic Committees. ' lntgrferenc. "4 for!!! y rtad- The board also confirmed a pro- rnltted two other countries which vloun l'Itl1nl.that only three offl- had been dropped for the same cisia will be pemiltied to parade reason. with each national team in the

The action, taken at a two-day opening ceremony and that offi- ., ency gennlon, the last before clnls of v o r i ii u s international ma glymplc. opn.m,,.t' 31, 101. sports organizations would not be lawed wedusmy umber. decision permitted to parade at alll. to wspend the com-0,,”-gm ml. The new nile banning interna- requmng , ded"-auon by-gmgfgg tional officials from the field fol- that they did not intend to turn lowed reports In Australia that the pmgeuional. Dukent:(f.dE:l;nburgh wouldhnot ll):

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Puerto Rican sports federations.

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