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mineradm goal unguarva unmet Violas ovar RochesterAmericans niiicnrsrcinis nearer 113 cm VOtLEYBALt CHAMPIONS For the fourth successive season the girls at llilicrest School captured Dorrie Pub lic School volleyball honors Tiicy succeeded by sweeping Maniago Unhappy Despite agmcliinghfliedula of 30 games plying three games night or 11 successive nights The 1060 champions from llill crest are pictured hero left to right Front Itow Dc horah Dobsky Ann lilikkel sen Ann Cho Second Rom Gay Hunter Deborah Scott Margaret Hamilton coach Mrs Muriel Lamb principal William Bell coach Mrs Brenda Young Cathy Stock wcll Jill Davies Sancho llracalente Back Row Lyn da lflslop Margaret Hessiio Terry Osborne Lillian Bell PraiSe From St Lotiis Rivals MINNEAPOLIS CF The tall lean Italian picked up his suitcase at Minneapolisst Paul international Airport and left to meet his family There were no cries of hail CesareCcsare hlaniago didnt feel much like conqueror Less than 16 hours before the Sixfnnl threeinch Minnesota North Stars goaltender had been beaten on shot by Hill ltchrcary at 1727 of suddcn death overtime to give St Louis Blues 32 win in the Stanley Can semiiinals Maniago had stopped 52 shots 16 of them before hlctheary sznt the 11931 St Louis fan into ecstasy The praise of Scot ty llowman coach of the Bluesl warned the 20ycarold native of Trail BC wilhglittle solace it doesnt matter how many shots you stop hlaniago said as he lifted his daughter into the car gt You always remember the ones that get past you Maybe it will he or turn tonight The skin game of thc bestor seven serics will be played here tonight at pm CDT St Louis leads the series with the revs enth game it necessary sched ialed or the Blues arena Fri ay lilaniago is tough competi tor the kind of goaltender who skates out to the hlueline to stop an opposing forward on breakaway He suffered bro PRACTICES Tonight Imperial Eastman Senior vs on intermediate Ex on Game Queens Parklprn gt Thursday May Harold Ionchglleatinghlnter mediate Fairgrounds pm Barrie CoOp lntermediate Johnson Street School pm Unitcd Electrical lntermed iate Mac Morrison Park Pm Tuesday May United Electrical fate Queens Park pm pm mm 11y pantcc LEVETI hr otthovlilnfl erossCahada rally will roll dnwnthe ramp at 7pm June in Caigcryjomid reports that the t000mlle spectacle may be in troubled People closetothe rally or ganization say the sponsors SheliIOii Canada Ltd feel theyrare not getting enough ken law in games against Phi ladelphia Fiycrs in late Febnt ta ary hu tdtdnt miss game ilis face is etched gith the scars of more than too stitches in seven seasons as proicsslon al butllaniagos worst injury occurred when he was 15 and still playing midget hockey got hit in the mouth in midget game in Trail lilani ago said it split my moulh and nnseand lost few teeth but heal in hurry 63 liIIVO fiiWiVJIZ it var mom PEEP75 79547 noEl Katieaft lfkxfiaf IZKWEwpzi M75173 my 7075219 Wl new WWIoz WWWgyms intermed Manlngo over Charlie Hodge expansion draft but the lanky prophet in the Western Division and Blair says he is one at the rea sons tho North Stars are still in the playoffs RING KINGS By Alan Mover Coach Wren Blair of hlinncsolt was criticized for picking who went to Oakland Seals in National Hockey Leagues Juno goaltender made him look like Jilaniago had six shutouts dur ing the regular season the most Emum oFPIMDEZPM MAM5 7d 675 57026 dVik flflfliFMWE 77m lé flflW talflfiflifl Irarap IiflVWEéflf Malagasy5mg filly5 MAIN2 Am FfWWII flltifi lie is the rcason we made the playoffs with minimum of pro players Blair said Mani ago is youngnnd will comma to improve We started off this season at ternating in goal Maniago said Gary alternate goaltender Gary Baumnn would work one game and than would play But when Gary got hot dltlnt play for about two weeks its hardto adlust to game tb situation altetplaying only In practice It lakesia period or two to sharpen your reflexes Atkinson Jr Elves MONTREAD CF Quebec teams would have better chance at Junior hnckeys Me morial Cup it they started keeping our top players instead of giving them to the OHA as gift coach Pete Singleton of Verdun Maple Leals said Tues day night Singleton was still smarting irom the 42 defeat his team suffered at the hands of the On tario Hockey Associations Ni agara Falls Flyers largely on the strength of sensational performance by Flycts goalie Phil Myre who kicked of 43 shots Myra 19 native of subur ban LaSalle and draft choice of Montreal Canadians of the NHL consistently robbed the Leafs of goals as the Flyers handed them their second straight de feat in the Memorial Cup East ern Canada bestoffive final Thats the second straight game in which we outplayed them said the Verdun coach referring to Fiyers in victory in the series opener here Sun day night It hurts when youre better team than they are Myre is the difference be aside 41 to Canadian Press Sporis Editorl news reports at the event The problem is one which atlécls sport onlevery level from the neighborhood grocer who sponsos Little Magus lall club to industrialiirms which back ralliesbr races or send hockey teamsto interna tional tournaments More than 100 cars entered the first 4000inile Canadian Shell is reported progressive sponsorship 75 perrcen entirely in the beginnings ll sponsored conjunction alumhia Ia rally Montreal toVancouver in 1961 and mostpol them 1963 and 4201 47 start ishedthe sixday grind senescence in work rally want the other gt siting challenge in the4000Closed sections were introduced and tears had togo at speed through these on the Vancou verltMontreal lourney Ol 60 starters it made itlnr part of the $10000 prize money In195 61 cars lined up in Montreal but only 27 survived the snow and dust ntorms to reach Vancouver route switch was intro duced ln1966nnd the cars weot from Vancouver to Quev hec City Only 20 out of 60 one it The centennial rally in 1967 drew 10o entrles outoiVau cauver Only 42 rolled up to the finish line at Expo 67 This year the prize money totaismare than $13000 For the iirst time the take off point is Calgary and tho 1ttnishllna is Halitonwith The rally was brought up to overnight stops in Regina lliéni Sudbury Onty rs hadheéncami plaioing that there Was little Sherbrooke Quiet and Saint John NB Seventyseven crews have Vientered with the possibility of more to come There are the manufac turers entries in the field Datsun Toyota and American Motors Sn tar 14 of the cars areot Japanese manufacture Organizer Iim Gunn sees the new stretch as the one to sort out the ears and drivers The Eastern Townships are going to bet rough if spring arrives late there Gunn says The Maritimes will present difficult typevof navigation more like sleeplechnsewith ears going from larmhouse to townhouse There nteloag open stretches through parts of the West where crewscan take it easy in theVMatilhnes there will ha tough roads ht up miles lromthe ii From Sherbrooke to Hall tax for instance there will be no chance to rest Aaron Atl mMmdw their beadomen America Hockeyltluzu Cal nuattiourhuudeim won the first two 1min Rodiesfer last week my Helen Brydges Laura Cook Allison Porter Mar garet Stewart Mario Brad ley Standing at Bear Rose mary Appleto Examiner Photo Iuha Proposes Super Ir Loop WINNIPEG CF Mayor Stephen luba said Tuesday he has scheduled June meeting in Edmonton with the mayors of nine cities to discuss formation or Canadian national amateur hockey league The proposed league would in clude the national teams based at Winnipeg and Ottawa plus teams from Vancouver Edmon ton Calgary Regina Windsor Ont QuebecCity Hallie and one other city not yet named The 10 teams would play an eastwest interlocking schedule Mayor Juba said the idea has approval of Gordonuluckes executive director off the Jonas dlan Amateur tion Clinches VictOrY tween us and an OHA champion expcrience in nets hezsald also so lucky you could smell it chanson run Gosns lilorksmen for Niagara Falls Atkinson Doug Brindlef and Phil Roberto Guy Charron and The series now moves to Ni agara Falls for the remaining games starting with the third necessary will be played Fri day and Saturday good start inJhe firstlperiud with goal at 35 Flyers tied it up at 55 when Keeler bounced ndrtve behind the Leafs lsyearoldagoaile lijyflayne Woodr from the blue Brindley put napalm and period whenhe grabbed loose puck at centre low and went alithewny wiihit At 1227 the Flyers took 31 lead with goal by Atkinson assisted hyltbss Webley and Don Tannahill Less than minutelater Brownretnllated or theJJeafs when he converted pass from Real Vincent Roberto complet ed the scoring at 1603 of the middle period on Hick Leys re bound synn assocm Amcricnn League Annmm Alvis Cleve 60 521367 Carew Minn 6610 14364 Whtte NY as 15 349 Howard Wash 65 22338 Allison Minn 60 no 333 Home RoanRepoz rCalifor nia 9Sims Clevelan Kil lehrew Minnesota Runs haticd InKlllebrew Minnesota 14 Howard wash ingtnn bitchingHardin haltimore 30 1000 Warden Detroit 30 1000 National League ABJIJIPct Rose Crn 7114120308 Flood St 7517 30400 Kessinger Chi 70 18 36 371 so 25368 Valdespino Ail 45 15 Home RunsSwaboda New York7 Aaron Atlanta RunsBnttéd hPerez Cin cinnatl cage 13 Pltehinl York 44 Williams xmmmmnkwmmmfiazmwam Louis 40 1000 Hockey Assoclaw He was teninc but he was were Mike KeelcrSteve tonight The fourth and fifth if Charran got Verdun all to But the ahead to stay at 351 at the see Ind Qudnc took the third he so analy night Other Quebec mrkamen Were Ilene Droietwlth twogosh Realm Palement Dick Sana lnlndJohnElnnL Scorer for Rochester were Murray Mall Don Canr1 Bob Barlow Jim Poppin and Duke Harris MDFLDIM Rivrd was molar factor in tho Aees vie tory as he kicked out 17 at the 21th find at him The Visi tors held margin it play in every periodexcept the over time stanza when Quebec outsh ot them as in the drive to win Acu got total of on shots at Bob Pctreault in the Rochester nets is nonsense an nanmuranrmm pawns MAY 1m Manitoba Team WINNIPEG CF Its bestofllva series awuldvl Jubilant St Boniface manager after his Mohawks skated to 51 win over Vletortavlllo Tigers Tuesday to even their hostelseven Allan thip final at one game each We checked them all night and didnt let them get their play going Aime Allure said Mohawk lost the opener $2 on mistakes and great goaltend ing by Tiger netrninder Claude Derby Trial Won By Proper Proof LOUISVILLE KY AP It was four for the money and three for show But the goal for all seven was peak form for Saturdays Kentucky Derby Calumet Fnrms Forward Pass Bwamazon Farrns TV Commercial and Saddle Rock Farms Franeios Hot each worked mile Threadsy at Church Downs Proper Proof Jig Timas Vér balm and Te characedia tho onemile $16350 Derby Trial over the same track on which the Derby will be run Jerry Meyer who trainsEl mnndorls Verbatim said To days race was not the ultimate with Its Saturday is the Derby We were using todays race as conditioner TV Commercial worked his mile in 140 to and Irancies Hat did 141 sin the morning Forward Pass did on impres sive 137 between the fourth and fifth races In the afternoon about hours before tho 10 horse Trial field went tovthe pos ihlrs Montgomery Fishers Gary Brown cpliedfot Verdun Gerry Kell of Shinnifaeo Mohawki is effectively checklt Led by Jagueslilofln of via rmou change and filter with every pflnrmew $150 savings Proper Proof won the trial In 136 finishing half length in root of Charles Englehards Jig Time with Verbatim anoth er neclr back Vcrbalim saved the show by neck over Frank Sullivans To Vega The only other Derby prob able to work Tuesday was Whitneys Gleaming Sword and he turned in real denier Working for the first time with hlinkcrs Gleaming Sword sizzlcd through fivecighths of mile in 59 36 seconds The starting field for the me tlzspoeadded Derby was shaping up as 11 after trainer lilac lilfller announced late Tuesday night that Alley Fighter lig Time stablemsle would not run ITS LONG TREK Afterretlrinsmallrnnn Guido Planta added up the daily rec ord of his routain Palverarn dl Padovs north of Venice He said he covered 328000mlle and delivered 3502001 pounds of mail torlavillo Tigers artt and game of best oi soy Drouin watches Claude Hardy Hardy The third game will be played Thursday St Boniface took 10 lead after one period and stretched it tatl after two before 1151 fans Tihcy coatrolted the puck pretty good tonight said coach Lou iollqulo alter hcgave his Tigers dressingsroom lecture that lasted about to minutes Nov bad loo much confl deuce alter the first win asid Poliquin Now they know theyre in thoftnal for the Allan Cup and the other team is good too Carrying the play and forcing the Quebec team to make the first move paid all early tor Mohawks Ken Stephenson drew the Tigch dclence and passed to Butch Goring who slipped the puck through Hardyslegs at 545 of the first period lllohawks top scorer vwas Lorne Bndanskl who got his first by slapping In his own reg bound then collected the only goal at the final frame by flip piag in Gerry Kellslqulckpass from behind the net Bill Scott with his 23rd play off goal and Stephenson added singles with Stephenson scoring avscreen shot during powbr us Garneau was the only one to beat Henry Guy in the Mohawk net The game erupted into nearbrawl in the iinalminuieaa when LcoDuguay checked Gar neau along the boards Garneau came up swinging and soon sticks and gloves were lying all over the ice as players pushed and shaved each other Dlno Masonite Tigers burl dcfeneemantangled with Bill Podolskl and both playersgotv game miscondueLs Garncau also got genomic conduct but Duguay was no penalized St Boniface took 10 of to pen allies with each nonsmoking at saves in the Victoriavillanett St Boniface won the encounter Allan Cup final series Larry 51 totiothe series 1tCP Repack front wheel barings In mount etc Gr ndviewfi stuff no nanmr spect brake lininssla ur snow tire For convenient pleion at delivery