PAGE 4, THE HERALD, Friday, June 23, 1974

Totem Saddle Club Queen 17 year old Cathy Barber,
stands with princess Gaylene Pairier, right, and princess
Karen Johnson. Cathy rides a horse named San Teano
white Gaylene rides Whitenix and Karen rides Buttons.

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Saddle Club has fine turn-out

SHOWMANSHIP
1. Shan Darcy Buller
2. Keers Mynette Ginette Kenney
3. Smokey Pat Fosherry
4, Jaypet Travis Sherry Dahl
B
1. Maestro Alison Maximchut
2. Charlie Brown Donna Heppner
3. Castile Amy Lioyd
4. Joey’s Imagination Carolyn Hamer
c
1. Baby Doll _ -Sheila Morrison
2. Sugar + . Shawn Braid
3.Star Tracy Elwood
4. Neeka , _ Kathy Curran
, STOCK SEAT EQUITATION
A ;
1. Shan Darcy Buller
2, Dan Teono Cathy Barber
3. Keers Mynette Ginette Kenney
4. Jaypet Travis Sherry Dahl
L. Fraestro Alison Maximehuk
2, Tannix ’ Terry Brady
3. Whitenix Gaylexe Poirier
4, Pepsi Terry Townsend
Cc
1. Baby Doll. Sheila Morrison
2. Nikki Kathy Curran
3, Star Tracy Elwood
4. Sunshine Kathy Johnson

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Games to have “small”
$30,000 deficit

IYMONTON (CP) — They
gat ad for a brief time
Wednesday night at the
annual meeting of the
Commonwealth Games
‘Foundation. .

There was a good deal of
back-slapping as members
of the board of directors said
how well things had gone and
how optimistic they were
that the Games, set for Aug.
3-12, would be a success.

But Rebert Losie,
treasurer of the foundation,
delivered some bad news—
the Games will carry a small
deficit. -

“Total revenues, ‘after
deducting the Games’
capital contribution, will
result in a deficit of about
$30,000," Losie said.

When asked how the
budget stood at the moment,
Losle replied:

“‘As of May, any cushions
or contingencies that we

have there look like they are
going to be utilized. It's too

early to know what our final

position is going to be.”
Losie told the general

_ meeting that there was a

surplus of $2,748,315 at the
end of last December. That
compared with a deficit af
$96,390 a year earlier.

It is expected that
operating revenue for the
Games will be $17,033,000
while divisional expenses
will be $17,062,298, leaving a
deficit of $29,205.

Losie said that if there was
a deficit “the city of Ed-
monton. would be the final
recipient.”

Tevie Miller, one of the
foundation's vice-presidents,
said that $3.5 million had
been gained by ticket sales
out of a possible $5 million.
There are great expectations
that the Games will be a total
sellout.

Record purse on
78 Queen’s Plate.

TORONTO (CP) — Eleven
Canadian-bred = three-year-
olds were entered today for
the 119th Queen's Plate,
making it a record gross
purse of $164,755 for
Saturday's running of Can-
ada’a premier thoroughbred
event,

The horses—including
L’Alezane, the only filly
will compete over a distance
of 1% miles with Overskate,
owned by Jack Stafford of
King, Ont., listed as the early
5-2 favorite.

Shamrocks |

over Adanacs

VICTORIA (CP} — Ron
MacNeil and Charn Dhillon
each scored three goals to
pace Victoria Shamrocks to
a 144 win over Coquitlam
Adanacs in a Western
Lacroage Association game
Wednesday night.

Chris Hall had two goals
and Norm Baker, Ranjit
Dillon, Larry Bell, Gerry
Kustaski, Dennis Somner
and Rick Baker completed
the Victoria scoring.

Coquitlam got two goals
from Jim Aitcheson and
singles from Moe Jodoin,
Dave Durante, Bob Salt, and
Mike Mitzel.

The Shamrocks led 56-3
after the first period and
increased the margin to 10-4
after two,

Scott Marshall stoped 34
shota for Victoria while Greg
Thomas and John Lewis
stopped 17 shots each for
Coquitlam. .

Tne winning owner will re-
ceive a record $107,090.

Second choice in the early
odds is the entry of Lucky
Colonel §. and Forty Bye
Two, owned by Conn Smythe
pf Toronto, listed at 3-1.

The draw, in order of post
positions—1. Colorful Conn,
2, Forty Bye Two, 3, Over-
skate, 4. L'Alezane, 5.
Preacher Joe, 6. Portage
Bay, 7. High Roller, a. Regal
Embrace, 9. Pleasure Bent,
10. Maple Grove and 11.
Lucky Colonel 8.

PCL
Burial -

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M.
(AP) — Bruce Robinson,
Jerry Tabb and Tim Hosley
hit home runs as Vancouver
Canadians burled
Albuquerque Dukes 15-6
Wednesday night in a Pacific
Coast League game.

Vancouver mounted a 16-
hit attack, erupting for eight
runs in the third inning and
six more in the sixth.

Albuquerque got only four
singles off winner Phil
Huffman before he left in the
eighth inning.

The Dukes used four hits to
score four times in the
eighth, most of them off
reliever Brian Abraham,

Tabb also had two singles,
a double and three RBIs to
lead Vancouver at the plate,

The loss was charged to
Bob Castillo. in his firat

starting assignment,

Rifle team to Britain

OTTAWA (CP) — The
Dominion of Canada Rifle
Association taday announced
the 18man team that will
compete July 8-22 at the
109th international Bisley’
shooting meet in England.

Commanded . by Brig.
Thomas Eric Snow (retired)
the team will be shooting for
$500 and a gold medal and
badge. There also will be
individual competitions
among riflemen from all
over the world.

Team members include
Don Butler, Peter Hornsby’
and W.O. Cox of Toronto.

Stingers

Gunnar Westling of New
Westminister, B.C., Ken
Weatling of Cranbrook, B.C.,
Colin Ambrose and W.J.
Fiintoft of Vancouver, Capt.
Jack Butterfield of Corby-
ville, Ont., Master WO Leo
D'Amour and P.J, Evans af
Montreal, J.E, Daigle of
Shannon; Que., Art Grundy
of Kingsville, Ont., W.V. Hall
of Kingston, Ont., Fred Lays
of Stellarion, N.S., John
Marshall of .New Glasgow,
N.S, Peter Papadideris of
Calgary and F.0, Salevsky
and W.F. Verchere of
Nanaimo, B.C. .

want part

of rumoured merger

CINCINNATI (AP) — Bill
DeWitt says Cincinnati
Stingers of the World Hockey
Association will be part of a
rumored merger with the
National Hockey League
despite reports that say
otherwise. .

“We aren’t involved in any
talks, but we have notified
those teams which are—and
the league—that we cer-
tainly want to be a part of
any merger," the executive
vice-president of the
Stingers says.

A published report said
Cincinnati, Birmingham and
Indianapolis will not be:
absorbed into the NHL if the
merger. occurs. .

DeWitt, who helped
organize the Cincinnati
franchise four years ago,
admits that an. ac-
commodation with the NHL

would be beneficial to the
Stingers.

Five years ago, Cincinnati
had an opportunity to
become an expansion team
in the NHL but found the
entry price too high and
opted to remain in the WHA,

Earlier this month, theSti- -

ngers reached thelr goal of
selling 5,000 season tickets to
keep the franchise afloat. .

One report said New
England, Quebec, Winnipeg
and Edmonton would each
put up $300,000 to pay off the
other three clubs if a merger
took place, But DeWitt says
that figure ‘isn’t realistic."

He adds that a merger is
doubtful this year, “‘It might
be better (to wait) for
another year or two go all the

. legalities of a merger can be

fully worked out.”

Beavers lose while
Ellis tops homers

By THE ASSOCIATED
PRESS ‘

Bob Ellis of Portland
Beavers has taken the lead -
in the Pacific Coast League
homerun derby, swatting
his 13th fourbagger of ‘the
season,

His team, however,
dropped a 12-8 decision to
Tucson Toros.

In other games San Jose
Missions humiliated Salt
Lake City Gulls 12-1, Van-
couver Canadians trounced
Albuquerque Dukes" 15-6,
Tacoma Yankees blanked
Hawaii Islanders 6-0 and
Spokane Indians squeezed
past Phoenix Giants 2-1.

The Beavers lost despite a
15-11 hitting edge on their
home field. Dan Duran led
Tucson with four hits—a
three-run homer, two
doubles and a runscoring
single,

Designated hitter Jack

. Pierce drove in five runs and

scored twice for San Jose.

Salt Lake's only run came on
a pair of errors in the fourth

inning.

The Canadians erupted for
16 hits, including home runs
by Bruce Robinson, Jerry
Tabb and Tim Hosley, Tabb
also hit two singles and a
double, driving in three runs.

As a result of the losa,
Albuquerque. missed. a
chance to take over first
place in the Eastern
Division, remaining four

‘ pereentage points behind

Salt Lake.

Tacoma pitcher Jim
Lysgaard'went the distance,
scattering four hits to boost
his record'to 6-4. The victory
completed ‘a three-game
sweep for the Yankees, frat
in the Western Division, over
the last-place Islanders.

Jaimie Quirk’s solo home
run in the [ifth inning proved
to be the margin of victory
for Spokane as the Indians
halted Phoenix's four-game
winning streak.

J.C. Snead pulls from
- Canadian Open |

OAKVILLE, Ont. (CP) —
J.C. Snead, whose critical
commentary on the Glen

Abbey layout following last .

year’s Canadian Open raised
the shackles of Royal
Canadian Golf Association
officlaldom, withdrew today
from this year's tourney

after playing only nine holes, .

“Pye had the flu.for a
couple of days and just
couldn’t see anything out
there,” said the nephew of
golfing legend Sam Snead.

“T don't want to talk about
it,” he added when asked
about his statements
following the 1977 Open at
Glen Abbey In which he
referred to the 7,138-yard
championship layout in the
most uncomplementary
' Snead arrived at the
course late Wednesday after
compéting in a one-day
Police Athletic League
tournament in Detroit and
went directly to the practice
fee, well removed from 4
contingent of the news media
trying to attract his at-
tention,

VATICAN CITY (AP) —

The world faces a “serlous .

and painful phenomena”
that denies “the hopes of
peaceful and fraternal co-
existence between peoples,”
Pope Paul told an audience
of 8,000,

"Some (world) regions are
engaged in struggles that
have no explanation. These
reglons are in difficult
situations
worsen,” the Pope said in
Italian during his usual
Sunday blessing. He did not
elaborate.

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