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wiiiMPeG FREE PRESS. WEDNESDAY, JULY 5,1978 -Bulletin boardSl’ou rs KECOUl)The Manitoba Sailing Association and ihcGimli Yacht Club will play host to the Id78 provincial ifrand-undor sailing championships at the club on Lake Winnipeg. July 1M6.The event is expected to draw close to 50 sailors from throughout Manitoba. AH sailors must be either individuul members of the Manitoba Sailing Association or members of families which hold a membership in a Manitoba Sathng Association affiliated yacht ciub.The top two teams from’lhis competition will represent .Manitoba in the 1978 western Canadian championships, to be held at the Royal Vancouver Yacht Club, Aug. 1M3.All crews must pre-register by contacting the race chairman: Earl Wilson. 8 Fieldstone Bay. Winnipeg R2Y 0R2 or phone 888-3576.Nearly 300 players are expected to compete in the (i«(h annual Red River Valley open tennis tournament in FargoJuly 19-23. .....Sanctioned by the Northwest Tennis Association, the tournament is one of eight included in the Minneapolis Grand Prix circuit. Men's singles players can earn points toward the Grand Prix tournament to be held In Minneapolis later in the summer. In addition, players will be competing for SI.SWJin prize money.Championship matches for both men and women in singles and doubles will be held July-23 at Island Park.Entry deadlines are July 15 for junior-s and July 17 for adults. For further information or to register, write Craig Olson, 2K08 Spruce Lane, Moorhead, Minn.* * *Notre Dame de Lourdes will bold a baseball toumamenl July 16. All Class A and B teams arc elegible to enter. For further information, telephone the Nortre Dame Hotel at 248-2351.I ti ICFL ExhibitionTD 6r#Dfb U PW Clem-foK (HiyC6RiJ«rt) $:02Wpo-Sinpic Auoft M 7:^ ^vVdp-TD Petecm (I KftipW (ftuortepnvertfiiJed) 12:51 ) ipcentfOuerter vvp^ RtJoK 2(2:05 Ott-FG HiY45(:OIH*v 49 ^^:47VVpp-FG RuPff 32 14:45TKiroouorterRgOff 64 4:25 ott—TO H0ll0W6y 14 rurt (Hdv con*vernino ^ ^WOp-rc Vi/isHlnpion S run lt;ftuoff eonvtfO 14:45Feurtti Gvarlcr Ott-FG Hewai:!!Ott^FOHAv 209;55Wp9—TO Koswin 56 P45S ^romfirock (RoeftconverO 10:44Ott-^Sin^le H4V S3 15:00 Ottewd 7 67 6Attenoaftcer 22.7WYirtf5tkics*7%7-27 7 — 21on ww24 First Fowns 2i24g Yards rk^hvriD 336215 YRfdS MSSinp 336426 Net Offence 384J7-38 Passes mdde-trled 21-373 Inierceofions 17.42.7 Punts-avereoe 6-S2.S\.\ Fumbtes-lost I'Oto* 75 PenltfeS'yerds 7*47Net offence is verds pessino elus verds rushing, mlnos teem losses such as verds lost on broken piavsWINNIPEG RushkboWashingtonBrockfirockKmghtPasiiftDRecEiviniC Yds L9 23 13 5 33 12I 5At919FIRST RACE * FURLONGSPurse $1,800. Mdn 3-year-olds. Cl. price $2,500(4) Gay Doll — HI Anderson.......................Gets the nodlt;«) Lady of Weans —119 Hendricks.........The one to beat(2) Chatty Sis -114 Peltier Can get there for .show(8) Miss Sara Knack - 119 Ortiz Has some early lick(7) Speedy Knack — 119 DesAutel.s Rates a chance(3) Speaker’s Choice - U9 Thompson ..May belter rating(5) Electric Kat — 114 Carter...................Only start dull(I) Supreme Touch — J19 Melanson Out for an airingMe Dens IdPooldwskit.WdlkerFslcrsonHolmesezeriflsKoswfnM.cCofau;ndai€CrumFCltmenhsHOItQWSVHolmesGreenMurphvWItKinsstenersooFDurnierOTTAWARushingC1110c231621213Yds201135Yds222619M8221669727PdssingSECOND RACE Purse $2,100 Allowance. 3-year-olds(1) TracMes.s Snow - 121 Anderson(2) Miss Ostentatious — 118 Peltier(6) Manitoba Lad - 124 DesAutels (8) Ma^c lHargo — 121 Bird..........(3) Twemt Nothin -118 Drledger. (5) Rylhym Road -119 Thompson(4) Sacred Easter — 124 Melanson .(7) Rosy Season -118 Carter........7 FURLONGSfoaled in Manitoba Can gel job done Will hang lough Won last siart Post won't help................An outsider.Could improve rating .Tough In recommend No hope heroClernenfsHoMowEyGdbrielO ark son Murphv Slonersorr Fovrniar GreenC26668d\1A C17 8 n 9Yds12S3106203S1093LII1733135619I1016746II 7I}CYds120KReceivingC Yds42421449 38 25 46750C762803315I I/If MILESyear-olds and up Just missed in last There's the exactor..............Figures highly................In peak form....Walchout for this one Cau'l bt; ignored Must be collared.................... \ longshotHIRDRACEPurse $2,800 Starter Allowance. 3(8) Sofocles — 111 TrujiDo.........(7) Lilac Drive —106 Carter......(S) Billy Little Bear - i22 Kutz(2) Fin Ona Ud -119 DesAutels(3) Zap—IHThsompson...........(4) Northern Kip— m DcLao..........(:i Silver Summer —114 Peltier.......(l)Wendl Uap-114 Ortiz...............OUKTH RACEPurse $2,000. Mdn .1-year-oldsU) Merree Rlbot-119 Ortiz.............(3) Whatyagotcoekia —119 Peltier....(5) Dec Jay —121 DesAutels.............(4) Song Sheet —119 Bird.................(I) Rue de Fella -121 DcLao...........(8) Irish Sigh -121 Thompson..........(f) Extra CWp-119McAlcney.........(7) Maggie Might Do -119 llendrick.s1FTBRACE ONE MILEPurse $2,200.3-year-olds and up. Cl. price $2,500(3) Rick Salasnu —118 Peltier.................Ready to .score(1) Naughty Alibi - 116 Des.Auicls...........Makes uuinella(7) Schippins — 124 Dadswell...................Could win it all(5)01 Uncle Kay-124 Hendricks May not weakentoday(8) Staccato Tide —124 Dricdgcr (•) lHcNert-121 Adkins...........(4)BayGlmsl-l2l Bird...........(2) Swingiug Duel - I2t Kutz.....I FURLONGS Gets cailWill be right there Capable of all... Usually a threat SItnwn little First start....Will be far back ....Will be farback An outsider..(^ancc at price An also ran ....Shown nothingI.C, tmns 1 if ff dmoBNR 46 FinrOuartcrEdtH‘Singi€ Culler 700:04Elt;lfn-5lt;ng(eMe5jc69?:49e tfm-T 0 Me Gowdfl 12 DOS J f POm W17k in •van^Cotlerconvcrll It);3i Edm-Single Cutler 72 10:37 BC-Singi e Pessig i i a M U: 59 Second Quamr edm-FGCutler48 7;17 6 dnvT 0 Wd rrl ngton 6 oas5 Irgm Wilkin-son (Cirflerconverl* 11:37 £dm*Smgle cutler 491::23gdm-FG Culler5314:S9 TMrdGuerteredm-T0Scolf25Da55lroroM«nlt;Cutrer tonvert) 1:36 Bdm'TO Moon t run ICullCf convcri) 14:28Editi'Slngie Culler 8014:31Fourth OuorterEdrti-TOSccKSOoessffomMoon {cutlof convcrf) 10:11 ,B C. 1 0 0 fr 1Bdm 10 W 13Attendencc: 24,931,riniiiKlisp ^ CdiTiu’ * First downi 73no Verds ruslTlng 63304 Verds passing279 NeJ Ottcncc -ivi14-26 Passes madc-lrtcd 26*391 {ntefceotlons 39.49 Punls-iverage 8*5S3.2 FumbNslosi8-63 Penalties-yards 4-50indtvlduel RtfSftiBD: BXs. Key 16-59, CuMlvcr I0-3V Rdmontoo. Sfricklond 4-21. Warrtflgton 3-l7.Ree«ivinf; 6 C.r Ctieruk.6*137^ 0al* lev 3-33. Ednwiem Scot? 6*99.A/lcOOkVdT) 8-B4.Torwitg 74 ef MofffroRt 77 FirsI Quarrer AAII—FO Sweet 33 1:38 Tor-FGSunter26 6:13 Tor—FG Suntcr 26 8:45 Mtl—TO Starch 1 run Sweet cooverl 13:41laeond OvarlerTer—Single Suntcr 491:4l Tor—TO Metcait 5 run Sunter convert 5:07 Mtl-TD Slarch 6 run Swetn con* vert 9:34TiNrdOvafferMH-FG Sweet 35 9:40 Adtl—TO Dafliiro 6 ©ass Barnes Sweet convert 13:16 Faurtti GMHar Tor—TO Muller 10 pass from Ealcv Swier ccn'*«r16:59 Tor—FO Svnw ai 9:51Toronto ................A • ®Montreal ..............10 7 10 G-27ANanW6e-34,l9t.rm RACE • FURLONGS’ur^c $1.800.3-ycar-old!. and up. Cl. price $2,000I) Quick Sag* — 12l Ortiz....................Can get jnb dnnc*) Mr, R.L.C,—121 Bird...............Forget last. A threatit Skyleltc — 124 Thompon...................Can grab a bite$) Sai B* Quick — 113 Hcndrick.s Mu?.t be caughtB) Claxsic Decistw —118 Mclan-xon . Chance onbe^l effortI) TeugaueMau —121 Andervm ...................If he fires?j) Irtumide Merchaat — II8 Nielson..............An outsider3) Icy Mchidy —115 DeLao..................Some other limel ENTHRACC ONE MILE'ursc S.1.800.3-year-flId» and up. Cl. price S18.OW1-S16.500:) Fmiau Memories -1«« DcsAuicl.s Narrow edgeI) Craiy Sam — 12I Kutz..............May never be caught5) CrMlazo - Ilfi Dricdgcr.................Top effort in ]a.st4) Spiral Jade — 118 Melanson..........Can’t be dismt-ssodj) Mia Dancer — 111 Hendricks...........May come to lifeSHTII RACE MILEhirse $3.100.3-ycar-olds and up. C\. price'810,0003) Tauch Freedem —121 Dricdgcr............Long overdue5) Peace Nlgbl —118 Tljompson..............Will close wellI) OTa's R«augel —116 DesAutels -In peak form1) Trace uf Omaa — H6 Trojillo Has been hinting2) Kiags Rate 118 Hendricks — Needs to wake up7) .AstiuMUt Jue—118 KuU.................Might be too far4) Wherebeem —118 DeLao.........................A longshotNTH RACE 0!E'vTse SIOOO. 3-year-olds and up. Cl. price $2,0096) Johimv Irach -124 Ortiz..................Can do it again7) IwerdweraWk -12lt; -Anderecm-------Has the speed3) Rntidri —124 Bird...................,„Rates good chance$) Cwwwy —124 PeltwT...............Has been racing wellI8 Mm's ywwifl* —121 Sdycm -Surprised in lassOWTaini—124 Katz May upset ibe dopely non iMib Ray —124 MelanMn..... Ccsld be the upsetOilRai — T2I Hemhicks w. compmay here8) Gafc* lip ^ 119 Carter —- I'suany far backOSpWISRii-iaTrtgflJo..^ No todayimOM—Sofocks'aslWaie—7P-W-FIrsI mns Ygrtfj rushing Ygrd6 085$ifig N«i QfTmcc Pnita mdtfr-friftf (nt«rc«etion$ Puntvdvcragc Fumbl«»-IP6i 4G73II31139727-3I7TtrMtl19137TH333fA7609-41.36-44 6 M Ptniitm-vird$ 9-71 17.177N«t Offence I s vgr ft w s- ng olys vgrft rv6iMn«, minui te«m lorn* wch « vgrft loif on brc6«n Pt4v6.IRFiviM UnMf: Torgfffo.«etMlf 1J-S7, Rof^5 t-?i. MonffPMl- Mirrh 11-S6» Bgnwt A 37.•mwiJig: TDronte.WuHir6;l3,HgrriB 4-71. lt;S6ontf3g|, A McMmn Mi.Cff^goPrffSbucqfiMontrealNewYorti5t.Lftrr$Sm FrgiKf^CincinARtiMousfon.579.494.411.438J90MationatB«tw t43 3240 37 36 39 39 47 34 47 32 50Mil41 374634 J7S 46 35 J6I 41 40 4ft as 47 .455 33 45.C3 _„l8iO«FlT-8 5C Ilt;4-5). CFm©btM P©-Soffo© lt;M). 19) 4w5Fergugcn. Mt: tW-mm mmift^7imrnjm „^mmmmscOir ?steri50ff tS4) tne Foctt; Zocffrv lt;Kk3) 4M SiRirm. «: NV— UAiSimSecenmm-46712U'7intutonBerg. E«sftwCR (M)f9l ewe. FoM 4Y; 0-f1*T$d HwlRft. ftlft:43). yadto 471; P4Y—WIZOS 481SpimfQ----imPrm _ - JftfftftB-in*R«senum 48-7). CFMRdW 46) wn6 SwRfT; 17«r#e*WCe«). 471, iti, l*-Wffe Cft «ng smm m: SO-wnvfaM4T5).amm 2522^S!CrteH 441 »cGWw;^ SMr i¥t 4m CmiFYwtftr 4M5 431 40 ©awftr 4Vy.JdWts. ftV: OF- /F7.ritf-Jffif____________pSSSSm ..mmm-'iiiScn4U«lt;er (M) Ggrmgn (I) and --Cdrlef: Biyleven (841 Tekulve i9) iAd Over. kR; Mtk-ViU©!i(ie i17). ..... ftFftiw-iiiTwiicheM lt;7) Pirm iS) Knowl« (7) gnd Hirrmgn; D. «ciWr$6on I5-2) Tfkulve (8J m Off* HUi: Mtl-Perez 7 (7); Fgh—SfaroQll lt;171 Moreno lt;7B, R^ln^ (4).MMilon ...................CiMiMKIi ................Ricffird lt;7*9) and Pujois; Hume (2-9), Toinlm (7), Borbon lt;91 and Bench, Cor ret I (81.FrpoablR Pitchers Todav San Diego (Owchinko 5-7 at San Francisco (HalickC 4-2).PhlfadelDhia (Kaat S-0 3» Htw York ($w^n 1-41.Houston (Niekro S-51 at Cincinndti(MoskeuO'2).Chicaoo [Burns 54) at si. Louis (Forsch9-6l.AMenId ^Mahler 2-4) A\ LOiAngelOi(john9'6K only gemes scheduled.AH'Star ListN£W YORK (AP) — Trtese are the loo recipients of fan bo noting tor American League basebaU's al1'5tar (earn: 'Catchert.CarUon Fisk- Boston, 2,805,493?2. Jim Sundberg, Texas, 2,770,946; 3, Thurman Munson, New York, Lftl,-574; 4. Darrell Porler, Kansas City, 761,320; S. Mill May, Dctr^L $44,678;Butch Wvnegar, Mlnne«ota, 245,-850; 7. Brian Downing, California, 237,398.Firsi iasf1, Rod Ceraw, Minnesota. 4,910,136; 3 Cecil Cooper, Milwaukee. 1,427,916; 3. Mike Hargrove, Texas, 9M,)05; 4. O^ris ChdmblisS/ New York. 752,877;5. George scoff, Boston. 677;79Q; 6. jason Thomoson, Oefroif. 561271; 7. Lee Mav, Baltimore, 434,452.Second Base 1, Don Mono/. Milwaukee, 2,08d,-373; 2. Wllllc Randolph. New York, 1,580,938; 3. BumpWiftS, Texas, 1,23Sr 40?J 4. j«rrv Remy, Boston. 1,205,51.1: 1 Bobbv GHch, California, 92M12; 6-Frank White, Kansas citv- 879,?9i; 7. Jorge Orta, Chicago. 704.6B2.Third Base 1. George Brett, Kansas City, 2,661.*2. Gra»g Nettles- New York. !,• 611,230 ; 3. Butch Hobson. Boston, 1.-693.946; 4. Bwddv Bell. Cleveland, 1.* 086,165; 5. Toby Harrah, Texas. 884,-6. Eric $oderholm, Chicago, 48 V 7- Aurdlo Rodrlguazi Detroit. 182,609.ShortstQp 1. Fred Patek, Kansas City, 1.852,-034; 2. Serf Campaneris, Texas. 1,767.-3, Rick Burleson, Boston, 1757,-/ 4. Bucky Dent, New York. 1,429,*5. Robin Yount, Mttwaukee, V 10X312; 6. Mark Belanger. Baltimore, 502,433; 7. Ranee MuMiniks, California. 288,819-Oulffeld1. Jim Rice. Boston, 3,445.524: r Rfchie ZisK Texas, 7,400,937; 3. Reg-gie Jackson, New York, 2.179,463; 4. Carl Yasiricmskl, Boston. 2,136.336; Al Oliver, Texas. 1.938,721; 6. Fred Boston, 1.775.873; 7. Bobbv Texas, 1.603.120; 0. Larrv HIsle, Milwaukee, 1,562,311; 9. SIxto Lejcana. MHwaukcc. 1,150,635: 10. MIckev Rivers, New York. 809,840; ii. Amos Offs, Kai^sas City, 767.429, 12. Ron LeFlorCy OclroM, 720,815.662.870.957.0705776705. Lvrm,Bonds,AmericanEastBOSlOHMilwaukeeNew YorkBdiiimoreDel roilClevelandToro»itoWestW53454543383729L24343436JI4?SOFCt,.648.510,570,5.14.481.460.367GIL9' 9 11 16 17 251V4*01SOetreff .Moore Cor one; Foucault (5). CaiffomtaCa morn id 47 38 .575Oakland 42 39 .519Teas « 38 ,il3Kansas Citv ^0 39 ,i06ChicaoD 37 3? -^48MilWiCSOld M ,3 '■aScdlllc 54 .OilTuesday LiMKoresOakland .................. W0e*1J*-»llISeattle ......................MinelfO, 50M 15-3) W). fticCattv l« ana Newman, esslan l7: HwievcuH t2-5. Todd (II. House (71 andStinson. HRi; Oeh—Wallis 2 M. Armas (2; Sea—Mcve, (6J.MllwautM ................SMiBMsati ...............Tra vers (4-4 i.Rfplogle (SlaSleinf/), McClure (9) end tMoore; Seruw (4-3) ar,d Wvn«8r. HR: Mit-Mglltor rt). , ^, r«y« ................... oil 011 ftl^l 4 1CBicw ....................jcfikins 18*4) and sunoberg; schgprier, Proilv (1*0) and N#* borodnv. HR: Chi—Soderffolm (9).laffimefe .................muim^99CtePfM................mw0ii-4^n0. Martlnei. T. Martlncr (7*61 (6). Starthouse it) and Skages; Cfvde (4-4), Kern (6) ReuschtI lt;11 and Alexander. HR*: Cit^ubb lt;0). Them- .........«i05T995g^9?7ft .................IH0ftl8F-21(ll(4-11, Coltman (7 and Morris (1*4), Crawford (4), Svkes lt;• and Parrish. .......«»lie 112-4 5 0Kansas Cffy...............f^rosi, Hart£cll (1-6) (9). LaRocffc lt;9) and Downing; Galt (i-3) and POf* ter. HRs: Cal—Rudl (4), Baylcn^ 09): KC-LaCack (3).Hm Y»* at mtm, pgd, rftn. Prrtftli FiftffifsTiBayToronto tGarvfn 2-1 and underwood 5-7) 4t Baltimore (D. Manlt;ne2 64 and Bnl« 2*4) 4.Clevoland (Wrsa 0-10) at DctroU (Morris V3.'iftton (LC€ 0*3) at Chrcage (Barrios 5*01.Milwaukee (Sorenson 11-4) at ,Vin-nesefa (Celt; o-S).California (Rvan 3-61 at Kansas Crtv (L#anafd7*in.New YerR (GOfleff ao) at Texas (Miffack 0-t1.;Oakland (Jlpmm at Seattle (Parrott V-ll;MdioH-romftrfcmeker 400DAYTONA B€ACH, FM. (API -The ungffrdaf wm ¥ finish ih Twes-20m anmMi Firacrackar 400 Natlonai ffock ca^ race at . *a international Seeedwav, with tvgt of car, lacs cemoftW and winner's average soaed:1. David Pamon. Mtreurv, loo isi.324m.©.n,Fomfula AtlantictliWE HOCK, Cw» tC*) - Le*^ira umsnci *(« i«s c««rtet«i m Tue^/s Formula Ailamfc autof 0T0*1 Bcbbv eaha). Greenwich, Conn.,RaltRT7,6Slapi.2. Howdv HOtmas* Ann Arbor. A4lch.. Mdrcfi TIB, 6$.3. Jett wood, siudlo CUv. Cant., MArcn 7IB, 65.4. iceke Rosbeyg* Finland, Chevron^5!'^’ic0 Cobbr Dallas, AWCh 7IB,44.4. Tom Olov, tafaveffd' Cifff-, March 76B, 64s ^ .7. Bertli Roosi Foccnu. Pa-, March^fl Brack, Toronto, March 78B,0. Jim Crawlavx Phoenix, Arir, Chevron BJ®, 63. ^ ^10. Bmy Brown, Svossel* N.Y., March 7SB, 63.Ii If7\f.Downs workoutsSATURDAY, JULY 1,1971 TRACK: Fait2 FurfiMti'^ Bottiness 26. H, Chatty Sis 25.3 HG, Daring Irish 25-2 H, Morgan Amigo 24. H, Marchino Aiaid24.4 H, ftuflers Uttie Jov 26. M, Snaw* na HIM 24.3 H, star Nurse 24.4 HG.3 Furlanos JRf Sot Run 40. H, Lucky Jane 30.1 H, Peg 0 Prince 36.4 H. Madame Speaker 36^ H, Murph's Law 30. rt, Solar Fury 37.1 a smooth-amatfc 40. H. Whistling Spring 37. h, Reason To Relon 40, H, Major Enterprise 35,4 N in ‘CO.- snow Tamed 35.4 H in CO., J. Y. Clarion 36.2 HQ in lt;o-. Rddalor 36.2 MG in C0„ Fire Amber36.4 MG In CO.. Polkar Bird 36.4 HG In^4 Furlongs Bold Bombdv 56. B. Christie's Sister 49. H, Dee Jav S0.2 H, Double Warrior 404 H. Heather's Bov S3.1 B, Ira Knack 54. i B, KCliv Bracken 48. H, Mission Granted S2.i H. Sequin's Rose 51. Hi Spiral Spook 50.4 H, Sadie 47. H. Prince Aurelius 49. H in CO., pretty Quick 49, h (n co.5 Furlenfls * smidge Oiri 104,5 H. Stevies Wonder 104.1 H, Wtuskev n' Women 104. K. Wherelieem 104. H.4 Furlongs CrIollaSC H7. B.TUESDAY, JULY 4 TRACK: fast2 Furlongs—Wavlen's express 25.43 Furlongs — Belles Slop Ouick 37. H. Gussorv 39.2 H, Judges Consent 37. H, jomatioft 40.1 H Maggie Might Do 36 4 H/ Mossy Bubble 38. H, Patty's Tada 41.3 H, Foot Shark 45- B, Rosie Season 39.2 K Speedy Claus 37.3 H, Spiral Reel 36,4 H.4 Furlongs— Boxer Joe 52. H, CpoI-la so 51.2 H, Heather's Boy 52.2 H, Mr. Winnipeg 51.4 H. River Red 57. B. Weddinci BrcCiO 50.2 H.5 Furfongi — Bronson Bridge 10T3 H, Mr. Marston 103. H.EQUESTRIANWestgates ShowRESULTSRoad Hack — l Spy ridden byjackre Mars.* 2. County Clerk, ridden bv Marv Murrey; 3. Munchkin. ridden by Renee Abbot.Pfa Green Working Hwnler — 1. Mr.Bo Jangles, ridden bv Natasha Griffiths; 2. Dennv; 3. Gentleman George. JuTiior Bquffeliofl '’i— i. BradMurray; 2. Christine Tafllieu Huof; 3. Carla wall.Ponv WorWng Hunter — 1. Merry LcgSi rfddcn bV Christine TafflicU' Hvot; 2. Rose Acres Spring Blossom, ridden bv Michelle Hendlev; 3. Wood* haven's Fendvrus, ridden ©v Kathy Baron.Junior Working Hunter — ?. Alls Fair, ridden bv Mark Kovacs; 2. Sur*-tafniy. rlddon bv Laura Roberts; 3. Snow Ring, ridden by Joan Parker. Often Working Hunter—‘1. Outward Bound, ridden bv Lee Harf; 2. All's Fair; 3. TCOdz, ridden by Terry Mot* duc-Amateur Owner Working Hunter - 1.To©a:; 2. The Apprentice, ridden bv Harriet Carter; 3,'H0CPV Daw ridden by Marcv Schwelzer.Regular werwnf Ntnler — T. B’ Queen, fioden by Barb Mlrcau; 2. Something Blue- ridden bv Susan Pickard;3. Haocv Dav. ^Shaw Mack ^ i. Oarc Rio. ridden bv Bynlv Forsvthg; 2. Gentleman George, ridden bv Nikl Garaon; 3. Louis- ridden bv Joan CWswetl.Fany Handy Workanf Hunter — 1. MerrvLags; 2. Minute Man; 3. Peosi. Junior MafWv Wariunf Hunter l. Blythe Spirit; 2. COuntv Clerk, ridden Ov Brad Murray; Surlalnty.Oree/1 Hgndv warkWf Huniar — I. Topaj; 2. K. C. one$; 3. The Apprcn'Amateur Owntr Himlr Working Hunftr^ 1. K. C. Jgnts; 2. Somethifo Altte: 3. TOO 17.Regular HaMv Warkina Nvnitr i.Kvfone. ridden bv Monica Knowland?2. Happy Day; 3. B Queen.jtfniar '^A * -1. NaiashaGriffiths; 2. Renee Abbott; 3. joanPafkar.Fra*Dra«R WOrtiffW KWHtr (940. 2) — 1, Mr. Bo jgngift; 2. Dcrmv; 3. Munchkin, ^©guy WafRffiB Hwwar Under Sadfte— I. Marry LW: 2. BlaiL^ Saddles;3. ROM Acres Sprino Blossom. jgwarWarkMg Hunter Under Saddle— I. Mr. Bo Jawles; 7. Courtly Cirk; 3. Trademark.BaWigffan (War Fancao ftmiur''B— X. Hull; t Brad Murray; 3. Carla WalkBeuffaffa© Pvtlt; FfRct* • ^—1. Lee Hart; 2. NatasN Griffiths; 3.Linda COCkSROff-Graen Wartmf Nunfar Under-1. Tht AgorgfftKa; 2. To©«; 3. Or. Norman.Pre-oree© Werkfwg Mvnler Slekt — VCedar Brae, ridden bv Steahanle Dafios;.?. Munchkin; 3. CNI Chat. Faay Warktnf MaiHef Stake - 1. Merry Legs; 3. Minute Man; 3- PapSf. Ainafau’ Dwiwr wmm mm Under Saddft—1. Somethdig BIm; 2. Or NOrman; X The Apprentice. Ragwlar WMkUiB WWRur Slake — 1. Something Blut; X Tanffw; XRoman,jumar waminv mm - i.Russian Rouiftte; 2. Airs Fair; X Counrv clerk. ^ _Brggg INrftMa HoRfm' $take-^ 1. Dr.Norman; 2. all's Fair; X Tcoaj.sf/f i f f\Manitoba CentralAlBessonTatralucanid iiaMniar Thtsfle Fort Rouge Portugvaw6 2iiaadinas FrawjreOm D «LS 35 3 5 3 11 5 0 1 S 0 2 5 0 2 First ONISiik 7 1fU1 \ 10 I 5 5 S433A F I tS 7 7 5I 4 I 310 3HellasCroatia 6Britannia 5PollRi-Soko) 7Nor-Wesi wmfts 7 Gertfidnfa*Krckers4 )CharleswMd 5 1Rebel 5 )0 I 1234334020210271379I?;41212 199 10 4 10 4 13Scorkif LedSarsteafOL Tatra Monli, ucania Kekec, LucaniaParsons. Fort resorox itallnirr Aiorrlsort. Tbisfie Vaj, Portuguese\7944443 264 4 43333Manitoba YouthGermama Fort Rouge Rebel unitedEarl crevSQ 4Crescwhaood iCrant Mid Sabres 2Grant Mill Rangers 2Grant AMli Barori$$Q.2W L T FIS6 0 0 12S I S 1 2 7 X0 0 1 0 2 4 1 4 0Portugiiose Manitoba SelectsI 4 1 0 6 2 ArsenalsQ.O S IGermanrFort Rouge RebelsCf^mtwood Earl GreySMrtsPoriuoueseBaronsRangersArsenalManitoba Selects^ Juvenile ^60001016!I0to109165432 1141210ID945 4 3 3 0EnglishLONDON (CPI — Results oi En* ollsh County cricket matches thatended Tuesday: . ...At Edgoosfon: Match abandoned a draw because of rain, Warwickshire 216; Northamptonshire 47 for no wick-ei. Northdmptonshire (our points, Warwickshire two.At Cheslerffald: One Innings match abdndoned as a draw. Derbyshire 186 tor three declared; Sussex SO for no wickets. NO points awarUed-AI Chalmstofd: Match drawn. Yorkshire 260 for nine Innings ctosed and 106 lor throe; Essex 3S2 for eight innings clDsed. Essex eight points, Yorkshire si«.AfLfrcasiar: Match abandoned as a draw. Glamorgan 116 for five declared and 122 for three declared? Leicestershire no runs for no wickcl arid nine tor three. Leicestershire two points. Glamorgan no points.At Treni brim- Match drawn. Hampshire 309 for tour jnnmos dosed at?d 21 for 'wo; Noltlntjharrvihire 372, Hampshire eight pomts, NOTffngham-shire four.At Worcester: Matdi drawn. Wor. cestarshire 234 and 58 for no wicket; Middlesex 314. Mitidlesex doM points, Worcestershire six.AlOwildford: Gloucestershire bca* Surrey bv 1 wo wickets. Surrey 268 tor six Innings closed and 221; Glouces-lershire 334 and 158 tor eight. Gloucestershire 18 points. Surrey seven.Qlhar match:At LgrU's: Mitch drawn. mCC 212 for five declared and 140 ter seven declared; Scotland 13$ tor five dt^ dared and 96 for five.SPOHTSMEMSOCCER MCSL — Divisian 8 ” Norwest winlts vs Sokol. 7:30 © m. at frank Whyte C.C. ^ „Division 2-E. K. SCoMa vs SdH-lire. 7:30 o-m. at Kcewetin Arena.Drvisron3 — Elmwood vsManiloba Emeralds. 7:30©,m. al Bast Elmwood C. (I A lax vs Voncergmos. 7:30 p.m. at Crocus park.Divtslon 4 —Ranquff vs St. Vital Unltoa 7:30 P-m. at Grant Park High 3Chooi.Winnipeg — Air Carada vs Rowan* dale, 7p m. at Shauohncssv Park.FASTBALL Mgm?0M Sanwr A - Midland Merchants vs wink tar. 7:36 p.m. at west End C.C ; Selkirk vs Sidnbich, 7©.m. at Selkirk.Manitoba Maier — Chalet*Oordon Jets vs Tramcona OV'S. 7 p.m. at Roland Michcner: OiwkScH Tdcvi-jlon Ltd. vs Merchant Records. 7 pm at Lord Wolsclcv School; Na* (cwav Pcrogv Pushers vs B A C M. 7p.m at Norfhwood C C No 3; Pipersvs Chester's Pumpers. 7 p.m. at E.st. Paul LoalM.Orgattr WMnftH —Versatile v$OWL, T p.m. at Sargent Park No.?; Swn Life vs Commerciol, 7 p. m. at Old Bv No.S, Tor-Dom vs Roval Trust 7p.m. at Sargent Park No.3; Wog, Col-oncfs vs Brandon, 7:30 p.m, at Brandon.BASEBALLMmifefti JvMar — Lccnon 74t af St. B^ifgae; River Ea’* at Transcona; Elmwood at Charicswood: Springfield at St. James. All games starts at 7p.m. . ^WiwM—B 9im'% Slaw ©itch — Con-eheads vs Soufhalde at Horri»cr; St. JafTtes vs Thunder at Beaver: Nonh-wood vs Post Hortens at Norffufood-The 1977-7$ Manitoba High School Athletic Association season is now history, and according to execuiive director Morris Gllmcher,. it was “another banner year on theparticipation level.’’Glimcher points out in his final press release of the season a total of 12,Ml young men and women look part in high, school sports during the last season. This figure represents 21 per cent of the total school population. It should be notedmany students look part in more than one sport.Glimcher also pointed out that 22,MO students took part in intramural activities representing 43 per cent. A total of 67 per cent of high school students attending the 170 member schools in Manitoba took part in programs outside theactual physical education curriculum.In order to run so vast a program, approxinialety I.SOO coaches participated in school programs on a ' volunlcorbasis’* said Glimcher.Of all the sports, volleyball had the greatest particpaljon with 7.842 athletes. Track and field was second with 8,0ta competing outdoors and 1,138 indoors for a total of 7.3J3 alhietcs. Basketball came in third with a total of 6,218.★ w *•There will be a few changes In the MHSAA program for next year. The changes were made al the 16th annual meeting held in Brandon. Approximately 60 delegates from all parts of the province attended and voted on the proposahs^put forward.Some highlights of the meeting were: a Advancement of the winner of the C championships to the B championships. Schools classed as C arc those with a population of 200 or less. Schools in the B and C classes arclargely rural.in past years, the C and B championships were played on the same weekend. The B winners advanced to the Achampionships, , jNow, the championships will be held on separate weekendswith the C winner advancing to the B and the B winneradvancing to the A championships.• A motion was passed paving the way for movement to international basketball rules for high schools. The major rule changes include the length of time being increased to four to-mlnute quarters from four eight-minute quarters. The referee will not handle the ball in the back court, which will speed up the game, and the bonus penalty situation will now come into effect on the seventh foul instead of the fifth.• In the provincial cross-country running championships, the senior boys’ distance has been reduced to 5.000 metresfrom 6,000. j ,j• The site of next year’s provincial B track and fieldchampionship meet will be the University of ManitobaStadium.♦ * *Of course, no annual meeting is complete without the election of officers for the upcoming season.Returning for his fourth year as president of the MHSAA is Dr Jack Hunt of Grant Park High School. City vice-presidents are Brian McClarcn of Transcona Collegiate ami Lauren Cartwright of Kildonan East Collegiate. Rural vice-prcsidont,s are Ann SIsicr of Pinawa Collegiate and Lew Taylor of Swan Valley Regional Secondary School. 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Br*©© CoftfrieO, US.. 7-5, A6.9T, tr7IX J.D131415 14 17 10 19 26 21Vlt;C1and tmcmifiS*erFt«chSeftrtwnvTiMf KTngfffs P»av-A8 V^nWer LoOwr?W L TBBL0 3 1-9 6 0 7 5 3 4 6 1 TIG 4 0 64 0 31r?Ts34*;SLOWPITCHW innipeg Men'sSTBWLWWI\ygfmootO0VOMS!. WTftrvfiSt. jmft SoiAhSdewLr5©7i561©t832637t734421421M7#5ACalifornian winsCALGARY(CP) -Graeme Thomas of San Carte, Calif- rode Skip for three clear rounds lo win the $l#.t»-Bothman’s of Pall Mall Canada Ltd. Grand Prix at the Calgary Interaa-iwnal horse show Satorday ntdn.Bo Mear» of Victoria on nying Nnn ftnsbed second and Linda ADem anotherCaiifonria entry, took the Onrdiiiiace m Heat Wave, «««edhy DoogiseVieef Cssr.Griffiths ownsthe top rungNatasha Criffllhs won the Junior A equitation championship at Westgates junior equestrian meet during the weekend- Lee Hart was reserve champion.Junior B honors went to Brad Murray with the reserve championship going to Tracey Hull.High point junior ride lor the meet was Christine Tail ■ lieu-Huot.Merry Legs, owned by Taillieu-HuPt. won the pony working hunter trophy, while reserve champion was Minute Man. The junior working hunter championship went to Ail’s Fair, while reserve champion was County Clerk. Something Blue ww the regular working hunter championship as well as the amateur owner working hunter clas-s. reserve honors went to B’Quecn in the former and Topaz in the latter. The prc-grcon working hunter was won by Mr. Bo Jangles. Denny was reservechampion.In thG lixck cIbsn, top hwiors wbm to Dafc Rip. ihoreserve championship was won by Munchkin.Canada Day gold on grccn«Martha Jackson. George Cordell. Hilioit Harper and Esther Poulton were the senior gold medalists at theManitoba Lawn Bowling Association's Canada Dayloumaroent at Sai^nt Park grccn.s.Dave Nikado and Carol Fletcher were the jumormen's and junior women's gold mcda]i.sis.The toumamenl drew 96 competitors.Another airtight performanceVictor Hucko had another brilliant night shotting the door on opponents as St. Stephens shut out IPAC-Ukraine 12-0 in Manitoba Central Soccer League SoccerLeague action Tuesday.Hucko received help from teammates Joe Momar. who had five goals, and Imre Xyiri who scored fourlimes. , -Hucko registered his second shutout only a fewda.vs after a 5-0 win over Selkirk, a game in which Joe Molnar also netted five goals.Adams scores fite timesWaiter Adams scored five goals to pace McDermott to an $-1 victory over Boeing in Winnipeg Soccer Lea^ action Tult;esday ev’enmg.Ad(3lng single goals for Die winners were Ralph Kannswi-scher, Arch Seidel and John Graffenaucr. Kevin Fox scored the lone goal for Boeing, which trailed 4-4I at the half.Canadians renter upsetsCALGARY (CP) — Canadians Derek Segal of Toronto arM Richard Lc (5endre of Quebec City scored upsets Toesday al the openii^ day at the $I5.W* Prairie Open tennis champton-Gendre defeated as?nh seeded Simon Garke of Aostra-Ba f-4,7-« with the second set goh^ to a 7-J tie-breakcr.Segal oursted upo-tiine BriUsh Colombia open winner Steve flslier. «f Pa)o Alto. Cafif. 7-i.X. $-1.Is B«ier first-wnod watebes, fog s«d Bfil Uoyd rf SS*ey-AofetriaBa beat Brad Cafcwwd of Gartand, Tex. M. *^4.7^ edKf Cin*«aiis advanced »s Steve Regri of Toronto de*eated Jim Doen'af dX W and I)*)e Pfl««rof Toraaie efimiwated MUxm E»ey of iew ZeaM 7-d, 4-2.
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