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10 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, June 30, 1968 U.S. Henley Scullers Wanted More Races aa Miss Post is reigning Ontario ladies open champion, winner of the Canadian junior title in 1964 and the Ontario junior ndra\championship in 1963. Gail Harvey of Toronto, Cana- dian closed champion who qual- ified automatically for a berth on the team that will compete Ottawa To Be Site. Of Speed-Skating - OTTAWA (CP)--The Ontaria open speed-skating champion- ships will be held here next' Jan. 9 to 30, 'ae aeae on a weekend meeting of the Ons cour dst Oakville Youth Leads Tourney cap. He is trained by Edgar Ri- BRANTFORD CP) -- gaird and will be driven by Post, 17-year-old Oakville. ye Bernard Simonard, France's leading driver and winner of champion, breezed around the Brantford Golf and Country over 700 races. Club's 5,826-yard course Tues- Leading French Trotters In International Trot WESTBURY, N.Y. (AP)--The|III; Italy's Turbine; Hans B field for the $100,000 Interna|from England and Betsy Her- tional Trot at Roosevelt Race|bert owned by Jack Herbert of Riek: Both are french-bred horses. Quioco is by Vermont, the sire' way July 10 was swelled to|London, Ont., which will repre-/°! 020 who placed third in lastiq., with a one-over-par 75 to|im the Canadian closed and open HENLEY THAME xeven Monday with the an-|sent Canada. If other than|Y.@1's International. Queron- ro the lead in the third round|champion ships at Kitchener-|tario Amateur Speed - Skatin i (cP) - ~ sack Kelly, oS preg aibeedinvags wing ney Page Ay pe nouncement that. France's two|Speedy Scott wins the Ameri-|Ville, winner of three of his fivelyr the Ontario ladies test|Westmount next month, played| Association. . the greatest U.S. sculler, vbaselal daa raise gash was torn in the side dur-|eading trotters had accepted/can championships trot Friday, starts this year and second in| atches. out the string of matches for) ¢he association ue | is te beck at Henley for the. first Olympics. ing transit. invitations to compete in the|there will be another U.S.. re-\{he other, was sired by Tiger) rier a first nine of 41 she|Practice. that: coaching clinics will bé. time in 18 years with a disap-|_ I've never had any regrets 1Ymile race. presentative. Royal. came back with birdies on the| She scored 41 and 39 for anj, 14) 4): 4 pointed bunch of Oly mpic|#bout that decision," said Zim-|WILL BE OKAY They are Quioco, owned by| Quicco was the French cham- ; 13th, 14th and 18th holes for a|89, a total of 28 match ga held this summer at Toronto. champions. onyi, who now works for a steel) 'These things can create Viscount. Guillaume de Bellai-|pion as a three and four-year- TERRORISTS INSIDE three-under-par 34 on the back/one point behind Miss Post and Kitchener. Dates have not company in Philadelphia andjstress problems," said Rosen-jdue, and N. Cornillard's Quer-jold and has' won $175, per-|| PARIS (AP)--Though Algeria/nine. Pam Miller of Oshawa shot ajbeen set. per Boat Club of a,| 7 gold medal-winners in rokyo|" last fall. They are heavily fa- vored to win the Grand Chall- enge Cup in. the a bing ga which opens Wi brother of Princess Grace of Monaco. '"'We would have wel- comed many more. "We asked for invitations. to several of the college regattas. We didn't get them. So natur- ally, we are disappointed." Kelly made the remarks in a riverbank interview beside the Thames, the picturesque setting pe] the four days of regatta rac- ng. ISN'S DISGRACE "Tt is no disgrace to lose to, , the Olympic champions," the; % 38 - year - old, wealthy former oarsman added. "If you win, it is a feather in your cap." Kelly's' generous financial support of the Vesper club was a major factor in the success story that culminated in Tokyo. He now is here as manager, re- visiting the place where he made his own personal impact by winning the Diamond Sculls) in 1947 and 1949. Kelly looked up from vests! he was unlashing a crateload of} 4 oars. "We are certainly as fast as we were in the Olympic trials," he said. '"'We are possibly as fast as we were in Tokyo. By the end of the summer, I think we will be faster than we were in Tokyo." RACE AGAINST HARVARD Vesper's first race is Thurs- day against unbeaten Harvard University--a struggle of giants that has tended to overshadow anything else in the regatta preliminaries. Harvard has beaten 14 different crews in the United States this season. By contrast, Vesper fought only the American Henley at Worcester, Mass., where it fin- ished four lengths up on Cor- nell. No Russians are competing at Henley this year and it seems likely the winner of the Vesper- Harvard clash will meet a Ger- man crew in the final of the Grand Challenge Cup. The famed Olympic silver medal- lists, Ratzeburg from West Ger- many, are drawn against the TSC East Berlin crew on the second day of the regatta. Both German crews were due to ar- rive today. The Vesper crew arrived on the Thames Monday and promptly opened training for the regatta in a patched - up at. On the water within hours of arrival, the Philadelphia crew went through an impressive] hour-long workout. The eight sweepswingers rowed a good tive miles and came back look- ing as fresh as if they'd been no farther than the neighbor- hood drugstore. LOOSENED UP "We loosened up out there," said coach Allen Rosenberg, "and the crew is going fine." Vesper includes four of the Olympic eight which won the gold medal in Tokyo last. fall, plus the cox, Hungarian - born) Robert Zimonyi. Vancouver Club Wants In NHL VANCOUVER (CP) -- Fred Hume, owner of Vancouver Canucks hockey club, said Mon- day his organization will make formal application for member- ship in the National Hockey League "sometime this week." Mr. Hume said his Western Hockey League club is pre- pared fo meet every stipulation set at the recent NHL gover- nors' meeting in New York) city, which includes having a) 12,500-seat arena for each ex- panded-franchise club. The Canucks _use_ the torum,| owned by the Pacific National Exhibition, which seats 5,080. Joining the NHL in time for the 1967-68 season would mean ex- pansion of existing facilities or construction of a new arena. The Canucks owner said a let- ter was sent to NHL President Clarence Campbell on March 12 outlining the basis for fhe pro- posed Vancouver franchise. The new application will con- stitute a formal bid for an NHL franchise, said Mr. Hume. AUSTRALIAN SLAIN NEW YORK (AP)--An Aus- tralian rugby player was slain Saturday night when'five youths tried to crash a farewell party for him in his apartment, po- lice said. Other guests, most of them also rugby players, chased the fleeing youths and tapkled four on the street. One was later charged with homi- cide. The victim was Keith North, 24. . EXPECT ROYAL BIRTH CORFU, Greece (Reuters) -- The birth of an heir to the Greek throne is expected this week, doctors attending 19 - year - old Danish-born Queen Anne Marie report, ~ become an American citi- as living is concerned." weight is 197 pounds. They had Sebi is 'the free world as far The Americans' average berg, "so long as we don't let in water, we'll be' all right." The crew is 100 per cent fit although No. strained an ankle two weeks Harold Costin of Ottawa was: re-elected president of the 40--- meniber association which has two clubs in Toronto and one each in Ottawa, Kitchener and St. Catharines, 40-38 for 78 Tuesday to put her firmly in third spot with a total of 14 points. Match play. continues today at Burlington and moves to Hamil- ton next Monday. gained its independence three years ago, 386 people are still in French prisons for crimes arising from the colonists' resis- tance to independence. The most celebrated jailbird-is Gen- Club officials said it was a forming both in a sulky and un- course record for women, der saddle, He is trained by Jean-Rene Gougeon and will be driven by the trainer's brother' Michel. Queronville LB onville LB. both are five-year- olds. 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