|

“ ween

- for June

‘For $ 150,000 Preakness

Slew is ready to run: Taylor

,. BALTIMORE (AP) —.

Seattle Slew will probably

run the best race of his life

Saturday, Mickey Taylor
“said Thursday, discussing

‘.the Kentucky Derby win-

: ner’s forthcoming test in the
*$150,000-added Preakness.
= “He's fit enough to run
“around the world," said the

, is making the adjustment
from amateur hockey ‘in
Sweden to professional

.t hockey in Canada.

: * But the 25-year-old right-
‘winger is working well with

““Jinemates Peter Sullivan
** and Willy Lindstrom.
. *. “Peter and I both like to

“play with the puck at centre
“ee and it took me a while to
get used to that,” Labraaten
- Said of centreman Sulliven.
, “But now I know Peter,
and Willy I know from

-’ Sweden.”

'. Labraaten scored once
‘and set up two other goals
Thursday night to spark
“Winnipeg Jets to a 6-1 win
“over Guebec Nordiques and
a 2-1 lead in the World
Hockey Association final.
“He's a helluva hockey
player,’ said Winnipeg
coach Bobby Kromm.
“He’s scored three great
goals in this series. He’s got
great talen?, speed and he’s

Boxing
match
delayed

| eT BRT as

championship match bet-
titleholder Jose
Cuevas of Mexico and Clyde

:: Gray of Toronto has been
7 “postponed or cancelled,”

Gray’s manager, Irv Unger:

_ man, said Thursda

‘The fight, orginally slated
7, and later
rescheduled for June 16 at

' Hamilton’s Ivor Wynne
Stadium,

was ‘left in

limbo,"’ by. — various

- problems that arose during

negotiations involvin
Ungerman, whose All-
Canada Sports was co-
promoting the affair with a
group of Hamilton lawyers

ed by Roger Yachetti,
and Lupe Sanchez, manager
of Cuevas.

‘Smythe
still a
race fan

TORONTO (CP) — Conn
Smythe ignored doctors’
orders and went to the races
this week.

Smythe, the crusty former
‘owner of the National

Hockey League’s Toronto —

Maple Leafs and one of the
leading thoroughbred race
horse stables in North
America, suffered a heart
attack a month ago.
"The 62-year-old veteran of
two world wars was sup-
ed to watch the races at
Voodbine from the air-
conditioned comfort of his
laxury car, but instead stood
‘by the rail accompanied by
nurse of several years,

. Margaret Grose, to watch

two of his horses race.
“Grose admitted she was
worrled that Smythe would
become overly excited and
asked him several times to
calin down. He referred to.
her as ‘The Boss.”
Obviously she wasn't as
Smythe continued to enjoy
the actionas much as he has

in the past, especially when
one of bis’ favorite horses,

Lucky Colonel §., a>

promising two-year-old,
scored a three-length win in
the third race.

Tt was only the second

victory for a Smythe horse
since the Woodbine imeet
opened May 1. .

Prat)

. long: t

husband of Karen Taylor,
the listed owner of Seattle
ew,

. The unbeaten colt will be
called upon Saturday to run
1°3-16 miles around the
Pimlico track. He is the
early 3-to-5 favorite to do. it
faster than eight other

Re-adjustment
difficult,
‘Jet player

“= WINNIPEG (CP) — Quiet
“Dan Labraaten says he still

says.

strong. He'll score 45-50
goals next season.” = -

With the Jets’ top line of
Anders Hedberg, Ulf
Nilsson and Bobby Hull
having trouble scoring in
this series, the Labraaten-
Sullivan-Lindstrom line will
again be a key in tonight’s
fourth. game.

“We did not play too good
in the San-Diego series but
we started to come on
against Houston,'’ said
Labraaten who now has five
goals and 13 assists in 16
playoff games. i

“All season we were up
and down. But we are

always up for the important °

mes.

A victory tonight would
give Winnipeg a 3-1 lead in

e bestof-seven final but a
Quebec vic would even
the series and restore the
home-ice advantage to the
Nordiques.
playing’ line has been

ng well in series
at hopefully they'll con-
tinue,”’ said Kromm.

“I'm a little concerned
with their defensive play.
They scare me at times the
way they move the puck but
then they control the puck so

ey make things

happen."

e line has been the key
to Winnipeg's two victories
over Quebec.n

Prior to the third period

“wPhursday “night, the -only

other Winnipeg player to
have pick up a point in the
final was defenceman Dave
Dunn with one assist.

The series moves back to |

Quebec for game _five
Funday night with the sixth
back here Tuesday.

three-year-olds and keep
alive his shot at the US.
thoroughbred racing’s
Triple Crown.
Seattle Slew, to be ridden
by Jean Cruguet, drew the
lo. 3 post position for his bid
for an eighth win. A large
percentage of winners at
this Pimlico meeting have
been inside horses, but
Seattle Slew has the 5;
get to the rail quickly.
“It should
teresting race because
Cormorant and J.0. Tobin
will be close and Run Dusty
Run will be laying in right
behind him,” said Taylor.
Canadian-bred Regal Sir,
who has never raced outside

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J.0. Tobin, listed at 10 to 1
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Bill Shoemaker will ride
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