MONTREAL Above are four of" the . asons why the Montreal Canadians are heavy favorites to knock off the DETROIT C hctrrilt coach. Jimmy Skinneni innrinr appears iiiipcrtiirbcd h.Y; :lw rrpoi-ts that his Red Winns! urv IIIl(IPl't'TOL!S. Willi luiii llI'P twol if his great "money" players. Onl Racing Got Royal Touch l.(lM70N WP! -- royal tou c Ii Saturday as the Duceiils High Veldt izaiioped off with the first the season's riassir trials. and tivo regally- named horses won at minor meet- lags. High Veldt. a chestnut colt byy Fiyperion out of Open Country. iron the seien - i'urlonL' 2.000 zuiiieas trial stakes at Kemptony Park. upsetting Lady Wyfold'a. even-money favorite Rusiam. Highli Veldt paid 5 to 2. 4 It was a case of history repeat- inz itself. in the same race last rear the Queen's Alexander sirioth- ired the hot favorite Our Babu. inly to have Our Babu win the; IIIIHPBS a month later. with Alex- uider "miles away" at the fin-3 ah. Rustaiii headed the English two-r rear-olds in i955. and never lost a 'ace He had been the winter-book 'ai'orile for the guineas to he run his year May 2 but his price will engtheii coniderably now. The Queen. wearing an orange- iolored coal was at Kempton to lee High Veldt run. For hunch - bettors. the royal. lniich was completed by the VIC-V ories of a horse appropriately named Gracious Queen at a North- irn track. and of a jumper named Royal Result at Plumpton. llememlier When” By THE CANADIAN PRES Ken Doraty's goal gave Toronto llaple Leafs victory over Boston iruins after 164 minutes. 46 sec- lnds or scoreless play to decide Ilc National Hockey League cham- -innshlp 23 years ago tonight. That riark for the NHL's longest over- tme same was eclipsed when De- rolt beat Montreal Martins to in 1936 payoff. Mud Bruneteau irnring the winning goal after 176 iiinutes. 30 seconds. Eton Boys Play or Run. Students at England's famous Eton Coileu must play spam, The alternative ira minimum of throc two - mtia mm Racing had a ' to HEAVY FAVORITES BUT . - t B l G ffrion. The oth- Detioit Red Wings and iegaui the g!:Jt!fI::)mftl(;l;it1m Sight are Maurice cup they last won in the 1952-53, Richard, Jean geiiveau gnd Ken season. On the left is Bernie Mosdell. . , .. the left Alex Delvet-chin. who was perennial all-star Gordie Howe who the top star on the Wings in their helps to make Slkinnei-I feel con- scrics iiitli the Toronto Iioats and fident. that the Win!!! W1” Wt-ilk 0" scorcil two of i)ctroit's four goals with their third strnltlht SLMIICY in the opcncr of the finals at Cup and match the record now Montreal. The other playcr is held by the Toronto Maple Leafs. 1 - will be touch and no as to whether ch town Ladles tr not the competition can be com- . lpletcd on the scheduled date. IH Th: lIv:w' thwelllngr mTImm:m' lthe mcet is to be hrouizhtyto a close I R”: '1'; C; I”n'l:”V""(':"l';.:" tin the allotted time it will be nec- r n T P . Er 0 e M" Ur g lessary for all teams to play match- Club is entering the last two weeksl (MW? of play. The competition has been 95 9” 5""II 35 P -1 " held on Mondayis during the sca- in all sixteen teams are entered son and with so little time left it the; lay. Iln TOP QUALITY n..tc.....;.i..;..i.;."aT.:ai;it;”r?-2:21-Ty? 3iiru”3T1956”5 Nova Scotian Fighters Will pominaie Army Tournament 1 xm(;s'mN. 0,”. (cp) - Navavthree months of intensive training. ' s The survivors will compete in ismm” w0"I'I "Pm 'w have tho Olympic trials for the right to rep- iiirenlest vmiiensity for W553"? .resent Canada at the summer fellow-soldiers if entrflists (or the lolympics in Australia this Year- . l Isrmys country-wide boxing tour-.ALL REPRESENTED lnament are any indication. i sixteen soldiers from Quebec Twmly ' ml" hmte" from the are entered in the tournament and .east coast province are entered In .11 from Ontario. Prince Edward lthe boxing competitions whlchllsland and Yukon territory have 'stnrt here Wednesday. The three- ;0D;h:9P5;::t";f'f'V9C::frl; Quebec ids! meet will see 85 boxers from ind E85 em cbmmand, win be .the army's five commands com- r en ed by 18 boxers. nine in pete for lit championship titles In Zhldhqiif the novice and open cate- jnovice and open classes. l . The army announced March 27 it 1 lholierl to turn up some boxers of championship calibre during the tournament. Open-class winners will be con- centrated at an arm gorles. The Prairie Command declared only 13 champions. The first bouts start Wednesday ;following weigh-in ceremonies. The final draw will not be made until one hour to reduce their weight at class in s pre-draw eliiniiia- of the race Saturday. Friday afternoon and eveninil In to class requirements. ' If unable to meet the weight then they may compete in the-next HOWII-1. Md. MP) -- Alfred G. (ion mund, Vanderbilt's Social ()i1tt:ast. winner E . of last years Campbell handicap, iFiNALS FRIDAY . Trainer Bill Winfrey reported the lKingston's Community C("1tl'l'- six-year-old gelding had developedl Elimination b outs Wcdiics-day a sore ankle while training here and Thursday are to he hold in y camp for iafter the weigh-in. Boxers over- T" weight in their class will be given Social Outcast weight division after first meeting eir command's representative in was scratched Monday as a prob-i The 30 finalists will mect in able starter in the third 1 championship bouts for all classes for III! sioonoo race over 1 1-16 the vimy barracks of the Royal miles. Canadian Corps of Signals. 3. PAINTS. and supplies QT. GAL. ' While 1.30 5.15 Rubb.r Base Tinting Ease 1.50 5.15 No paint odour and dries in minutes. Contains R-U-B-B-E-R to provide an extra-scrub-tough sur- face that can be washed again and again without marring its original beauty. PINT White ............ .50 195 M15 Enamd Base .32 1.75 11.10 1)iirable ivaierprnof beauty for furniture. wood- work. wicker and metal surfaces--in your home. Self-levelling -- flows smoothly. leaves no brush marks and is odourless. 72 exciting colours. 0 White . 1.65 5.75 Semi - Gloss ..,,, L... ,,.. 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Turpentine and Peteiililg Materials. ”AssociAit Strong; ".21" A GENERAL MOTORS Al A203 Fitzroy lltussian Soccer Outfit May Pay ,Visii To Canada 1 VAiV('()UVI'IH i(Il'i---A top Rus- sian soccer team may visit (Tan- ada in August for a three-game .exhiliition series against Canadian gtcanis in Montreal, Vancouver and .Toronto. it would be the first visit of an Iron Curtain sports team to North America. The Football Association of Can- ada. lioldings its 37th annual meet- ing here. was expected to approve an ofiicizil invitation to the Moscow VAC president John l.lock- lion- ilry of Vancouver told the 22 dcle- gatcs attending the opening busi ness session Saturday the nine ex- ecutive members of the associa- tion had unanimously approved the invitation. The Lokonioiivs are an all-star ag;zrei.!ation from teams in tlic rail- way workers trade union league of the USSR. Moscow Dynamos orig- inally applied for an invitation to play here but later withdrew when the suggested dates conflicted with their Olympic zone soccer series against Israel. T.V. Coverage To Be limited TORONTO (CF) Further tole- vision coverage of National Hockey League Stanley Cup playoffs he- twccn Montreal Canadiens and Dr- lroit Rcd Wings will be limited to iziiiiies which can decide the series, the CBC announced Monday. Moiiircal leads the best-of-seven series Hi. The next gains is sche- ilulcd in Montreal toniizlit. The se- ries then moves to Detroit for izanics Tiiiii-sday and Sunday. it Canadians win the next two L!.'llllPS. the fourth game of thc series will be televised from De- troit Sunday. flolmbeall m'-.3-g...m...,yyyyy lWriter Has A Low Opinion iOf Amateur Tennis Players l.tlNl)0N tAPi Tennis pro- duces ”wnrse m a n n e 1' e d. less sportiniz, more pampered and. in Ecneral. more thoroughly.undcsir- able topliners than any other SDOI1." a leading English sports coliiiniiist said Friday. V-Peter Wilson of the London Daily .i1iri'oi'. writing in the influential British Lawn Tennis Magazine. said niaiiy of the court stars are "Imlltl a lie" and asked: ”How can they possibly be amn- tciirs when the only work they do. IS rlovidinz the next tournament iI1l'.V next will grace?" The iiitcriiational tcnnis set also was sharply criticized by C. M. '.limm.Vl Jones, former British Davis Cup player who now edits II” Hlaitazlne which claims the a Swaps, Nashua Declarecl Out: litiwllii. .Vid.. 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