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But the durable five-yesr-old

There now are 11 horses from seven countries entered, against only seven-in 19656-——

George. Royal was the first

in,

_afrival_and has settled right awaiting the 1%-mile turf event, trainer Don Richardson: “fe-

He worked five-eighths of a mile earlier this week and wi Il

-|complexion

Robert Hall. of Vancouver to arrive Monday.

last race; the owners mentioned the possibility of ing him for stud duty. - -FAVOR_1.8._HORSES.

a race in

—bet sare

| American. and Tom Rolfe.

didn't accept an invitation.

has shown well recently.

oughbreds slated to start.

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-Was. second -with-a-single -of-312 and 2° 764 triple. Another high bowler this week was Junior Dowling with a, single 295. Bill ‘Mac’ Stanley has the high av- erage of 216 for the season. High Ladies is Louise Doiron with sin- gle 251 and Shirley Brine, 594, holds down the triple. The team standings are as follows: Strea- mers 17!2, Rustlers 16, Wander- ers 14, Stalemates 1342, Indians 1%, Lamebrains 11%, Juven- {les 11, Goofs 10%, Heros 8, Lu- lus 5%. — the ‘Saturday Nighters Lea- ‘Bombers are in first place followed by the Red Knights and Jets tied-for second, followed by Rockets, Golden Hawks, ahd --Blyerz,-Lilian_Simpson_and Et. | ‘een Blanchard are-tied for the ladies high single with 233, while Eileen Blanchard has: a high triple of 610. Leigh McNal- ly has_a high single of 306 and high three of 808 to: lead the

men Ed's Eaglesare leading the Trust Co. League with 23% {

points followed, by Andy’s Dan- dies with 18. Setons Saints 177 Art’s Astronauts with 13%. Max Bishop’ had men’s high single of

231 and a high triple of 599. Bet-

ty Bryanton has ladies high anaes ot 100 and high three of

In Young Workers Associa-

tion, Claire Daley had high sinc

= of 261 and high three of 692. R'ckey Gallant-has ‘high - single

t for men of 323 and yo E Ils- w t{h 742 in high three. Team

No. 1 is leadiig the league with: a points follo No, 9 with

_ton_of the Indians rolled a 380. single anda high triple of 825. _» The Stalemates’. Jack Stewart+

ROUNDUP »

It could be George Royal's have

The early favorites s0 far, in ich the foreign s a lot of

Buckpasser, |.trip the best in the United States,

Assagai is a good turf horse and-Tom- Relfe,a four-year-old,

Strong French contender Vasco de Gama, a three-year- old bay colt, arrived Frida: from__Paris.* Martin ‘Fabiani’s colt is one of three French thor-

Vasco de Gama joined George an Royal, . Russia's Aniline, Bra-

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280 and high triple of 637, Mer-

due ; zil’s Folio, and Tom Rolfe on |

the. grounds awaiting the race. Aniline has been beaten only

three times in three years of

racing. Aniline was scratched

last year as‘a cold-war gesture

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and Silver Shark, owned by the i Khan. French horses have he“ Tace—four times.

'SDU, Mount ‘A’ y\In Nothing Match

In the Biuenose ‘Football Con-

cotte, comes to win the race at Aque- duct race track yesterday.

Day, second from right, wit Larry Gilligan up, and Safety —

THE ONE THE BETTORS LOVED

Pippin paid $143. for each $2 ~ Switch, right, Bob Stovall rid- win wager. Second was Fiesta _ ing, came in third.

(AP Wirephote)

By JERRY LADMAN Canadian Press Staff _Writer-

At the end of the 1965-66 National Hockey League season, it was conceded in most quar- ters that’ Red Kelly would do himself a great favor by hang-

‘| He had scored only' eight goals | in 63. games and had shown little to suggest he could help

* But Kelly jolted the Leafs ia |

schedule has

native was referring-to his two- | [year term ai ‘Liberal_ mei

has’ Montreal at De- troit_and Chicago-Black. visiting Boston Bruins. .\ Kelly says there are several Feasons fop his quick start thls season. ®

off from politics, a ore oot | on-one The 39-year-old Simcoe, “Ont. |

ave up prior fo the 198548 vea-

en took a holiday this sum- ~-|-mer,—the—first—holiday—I've had

s

place when they engage in a home- and-home series with ee York Rangers. .Toronto plays host to the Rangers tonight and then travel to New York for a Sun- day- contest. os,

Wings visiting Montreal -Canadiens. Sunday's

real Alouettes’ chances against -=—Cats—in_their Eastern Football Confer- death semi - final

| There is Scie anct Gio le.

ping carrying ‘Goldston’s. com-

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|_SUMMERSIDE

Summerside today at two o'- clock when the third-place Sum-

‘Souris Has Crucial Clash With Summerside Tesay

geegs

points-spread category. They have 119 points for and 49 while _ St. - Dunstan’s

Racing With A Difference -

novelty consists" in having the horses go only one half mile in This will

mutuels. Horses that possibly show much class in mile events maf nit be so formidable in the half outings.

Tt will surely make the second trip of every class that much

of psychology for the ‘ie ove guys. But he ,layed in Hamilton long enough to know what a proud bunch we have

waving a red flag in front of a bull._It’s

; + = = F : Spartans ere the visitors _ in|merside High. ‘Mosea=that~ his—elub—has- ithe: "| MOSCA 18 READY

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- | games, have established the T+ |

in| advance to the two-game,—to

four double dash events, but the}

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bulletin board in the Hamilton

locker room to give the Ticats

something to gnaw on.

_ Lately, the Ticats have been bothered

tawa.

Goldston’ s Words Fire -

Up Hamilton Tiger-Cats |

-point—eastern final against_Ot- a Today's game starts at 2 p.m. EST and will be tele- vised nationally by the CBC.

Sazio_has been putting _his by sugges-| club through -long, tough

schedule. has Montreal at De-tra

| Montreal Canadiens. —

tions that their cham jouts this week because the Ti | eA ee oa 8 years is nearing|cats have been relaxing since | =

an end and ,Goldston’s words | they were oe

can only add fuel to-the fire. place more than two weeks

“Oh, a little hot air doesn't . The

‘ton _coatch Ralph Sazio.

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