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INNOVATION SEEN DIPROVEMENT The following is release from Blue Bonnets Raceway it is of occasions that we print releases but with the riufiefimt in this district we feel this bit is worthy of your ycs An important step towards Improvement of the standard bred breeding industry in Canada was revealed with the announce meat that two Futurities will be held at Blue Bonnets Raceway within the next few years The initial Futurity first ever in the Province of Quebec and of its kind in Canada will be held at Blue Bon rtlsflishlséovelhe event has been timed to coincide with renova tiau work currently being carried out at the westendtrack most of which is expected to be finished by 1960 fooled two Th 1960 Futurity will be restricted to Canadian year11 for an estimated purse value of $7500 There will bet separate events for pecan and trotters each worth ens 375005 ill see thrceyearold Futurity for up pronximateomllynwfigosgyxgm there will beseparate purses for pacers and trailers values for tho futuritieshave been figured outwiewmismosf expected nominations truck officials are com tident that the actual figures will be much higher by the time race time rolls around oment of the two futurities was rnade by Blue Bonnets ruinEngrch Lucien Bombardier longtimeadvocate of such events to improve the breeding of standardbred horses in Canada These futurlties have been inaugurated With the express purpose of promoting better breeding in Canada the secretary said They will also enable the little fellow to compete on an equal basis with the moreprosperous owners license of the stipulations of the events dier lained the difference between the rich Juvenile Circiiiz which gloom contested in Quebec and Ontario for the last two years and tho futurities uvenile Circuit is to all twoyearolds of Canadian owniehrgfalthough the majoritgezl the horses have been fouled in the United States The futuritiesbelug restricted to Canadian foaled colts will encourage Canadian breedersto obtain the best possible stock This will ensure better Canadianbred horsm in the future which will be more than able to holdthuir own with Americanhreds Bombardier also said he hoped this was only the first step towards helping out Canadian breeders if the first two futurities prove successful they will be continued on an annual basis with bigger purses as both the track and horsemen prosper Since the futuritiea will be the inaugural events the coils will be nominated as yearlings In future years the nominations will be made the year the colt is fooled As further incentive to breeders five per cent of the total purse in each division will be paid to the breeder of the winning horse This will enable relatively small breeders to share in the rich events even though the horse may no longer be his property Horsemen interested entering yearling for the futurily in 1960 must make their initial payment of $25 by April of this year subsequent $25 is due on April 1960 followed by $50 fee to be paid so days prior to the actual race Withihls final payment ne horses gait mustbe declared The dates for the first fuhiiity will be announced no later titan Feb is 1960 There is at optimism on the part of the horsemen that these futurlties prove successful and will prove real shotinthm arm for the Canadian standardbred breeding industry Jllsl moms Wally Smith our outdoor man has ieturnad hold his ioust in Tomato General Homltal and willbo ream as usual this Friday lemon Biltmores archArivals of the Flyers have one staunch supporter in our midst His first name is Howard and he hop to be younger brother of Biltmoreooacb Eddie Bush Indiansfflieli 011 Tigfenduet ByJtlE EEICBIIER sense of Tief undoubtedly in your owlmm who Frank Lane ding relief Ray arleslci and Don Lara advised Veto hold off entuntilthey get chance Bob Tidenauer in acti li enuuer one of then rook ice who will repoizt to theIndAlfis training camp Tucson next month could make Cleve labd fans forget Narleski and 3ased on his minor league 1000 the myear old relief might possibly develop Th pro gearing Lead Still Stan financed Lanes decisiontn trade the two relief pitchers pontoon cano Aformer memberof St Louis Cardinals liefenauerenioyed phenomenlseasonat Toronto in tho lntcrnationalfieague last year Depending solely upon knuckleball during his first big league trial Bob came up with sinker pitch last year As re sult he was almost impossible to hit especially in the clutch The 68 195pountlcr hurler won 17 whiie losing five He Tappeared in 01 games all in reiieIand fin jFlyers Iri uelphf For Big Larry Jules the big right wiagewhocamatothellym me viaGuelphBiltmoresieraprdly sic of the locals to en 25 games this rennin 11 with Guelph hes scored ninc goals and picked up 21 poinb Theleam lIEllD rants MEMBERS AT Conservation ciuamcrmc Barrie and Districtflunierb and Anglers Conservation Club held its annualmeeling at the Royal True Blue Ball last night Guest speaker was MayorWillard Kinzie Dinlug the meeting the city was prey seated with $1000 cheque to be used towards improving the Dymentloadslta Head tablamemhers included from and Forests Alllslon Bob left to right Lloyd Cook Jim Workman and Bill Bradley Savage Mr Klnzie Geoff Statf photo by Jonucu Glenn president Sandy Eh lisol thenepamnaat ol Lands Bqlfigdt 15 Single Point on The Pacer MONTREAL CPAndy Bath gates five point splurge last week has all but turned the Na tional Hockey Leagues scoring race into dead heat at this stage The hustling right winger of New York Bangers put together two goals and three assists and today finds himself only one point behind Montreal Canadiena Ber nie Boom Boom Geottrion The burly Boomer who bisut been ahieto beg borrow or steal goal in logamo stietch since Dec 27 feverishly tossed in three assists in single game and now leads the pack with 51 points Bathgate has 53 B011 PACEJEHERS The same players are pace sellers in different departments Bathgate who has collected as International ClirCuviit Players Want Pension9 NEW your an Interna tional League baseball players Monday were instructed by their representatives not to sign 1959 contacts nor report to spring training unless they are granted pension plan The actionwas takenaccord ing to player representatives Ed die Blaka and Bob Chakales be cause league officials refused to discuss compromise or to sub mit the matter for arbitration The two players made their an air uouncement at press conference held at the offices of their law yers Nomian Lewis and James Duranteme also rep resents mainr league players EXPEGTED MOVE Actually the decision to strik word the representa tivesWerereliictant to use re affirmed resoluti dopted last Oct 14 at amee of players representing all eight 1L clubs At the minor league winter meetings inWashingtonlust mouth the league flatly redacted the players request for sion plan as impractical League President Frank Shaughneasy informed of the playersvlaiost stand declared he was in complete sympathy with theplayers but reiterated that his tongue was not financially able to grant any sort of pen sion planlle said allelubswlth thevpossibleexception of Toronto lost ey last season assists tops the goalAgetters with his 25 Closest are Dickie Moore of Montreal and Don McKenney of Boston Bruins with 23 each Geolfriou whose goal total stands at 19 leads playmakers with 35 assists Delenceman Bill Gadsby of New York is next with 31 Thirdand math in the scoring derby are Gordie Howe of De troit Red Wings and Eddie Lib enherger oiChchgo Black Hawks Both are pressing the leaders flows with 47 points and Litrenberger with 46 ROWE IN ON ALL GOALS The slumping Red Wings scored only three goals in last weeks play and Howe assisted on all threelilsassisttotaioflllintbe NllLs latest ottidpi compilation isfourhlgherthanlnstwoekbe ifthey want to strike its up to them he said If they think they can budge us by refusing to sign their contracts or reportto spring training theyre wrong Well operate as usual in 1959 Well have enough players to open the season Andif there are any inalcontents well just have to send them somewhere else Those who refuse to report will be put onthe restricted list The other clubs are Mont Rochuter Richmond Hav ana Miami Buffalo and Colum bus Ohio The proposed pension plan would be patterned after the major leaguepensiomfund with thebenefim scaled down to ap proximately tw thirds and with cause said the league Bowe wasnt properly credited with an assist in the previous issue of statistiu Liuenbergcr failed to score goal but harvested four assists in Chicagos twogamei Dickie Moore last years NBL scoring champion scored single goal and remains in fifth place with his 42 polnts lied forsixth place at 39 points are McKennsy and Montreals lean Boliveluxther Boston winger scored one goaiand one assist and moved up from seventh place tlo Beliveau bounced up from ninthrplaca with hls two goals and one lat Veteran Maurice Rocketl chard of Montreal was blanked in his teams twogames and fell from sixth to an eighthplace deadlock with Alex Delvecchio of Detroitwho had single assist Each has 38 points Vic Stasiuk of uBostnn and Ron Murphy of Chicago follow with 21 points Stasiuks production last week was two goals and an as slst Murphy had onecne count HOCKEY RECORD cannous SeniorA WL APII 7511 117212451 13 17 Kitchener Suhatham Mari Windsor North Bay Tonights Game Sudbury at North Bay ORA Juniflr WI AP 172 113 57 14713050 St Cath Pete xSt Mikes Guelph Marlboro arria out certain benefits currently so joyed by the big leaguers It was estimated that the cost of the planwas approximately $93000 of which theplayerswnuld cou ttobute $37000 at tho rateof $150 dosper player The players are practiznilly 100 per centbehindus tnthis said Blake former Cincinnati BOSTON cm Whenever ourthbut on the club Jones had 10 points with the Biltmorrs four goals and six assists He seems to have found his eye since coming to the llyers leader is Danny Patrick He has 15 goals tops for the club and 20 assists tops again with badly sprainedwrist but Ray anuis whos playing who was in goalscoring fam ine for few weeks before the accident has 13 goals Marcel llcssier with 12 and Pierre Gagxis with 11v are the other lads who own goal double figmes In the assist department Rolfe trails Paklck by lIls point total is the same Jones Hard Working BobWright an plucky Vic Graham have yet pick up point in regular con antesl Tuolgbt the Flynnhepe to pick up bundle of soaring points and two in the standings when they play Guelph hitmoves inBushtown Finn have rated from regu lar competition since Saturday when they swamped Hamilton TigerCubs 73 n2 given the walking wounded chance to rest All of the inland players Ed West tall Wayne Haig Ray anuis Larry Jung and Vic Graham are slated to play Flyers willalso have Barry Ashhee back in the lineup lie sat out the Hamilton sum through onegame suspension miscarriage of justice if Full Schedule of Games Playe Legion Minor Puck Leagues There was plenty ofliockey la the Legion Minor Leagues this weekend at the Barrie Arena in two National League games New York shut out Detroit 50 and Montreal edged Boston 32 Doug Earisb Ron Granger and Ernie Grisdale scored for New York Dala steely Rod storna and David BoblerV scor ed for Montreal Dale Pratt got both Boston goals SENIOR Four Senior games were play ed in the first North Bay blanked Sudhury 40 on three goals by Stewart Cooke and an other by Gregg Wolfendeu Whitby slashed Cornwall 114 Steve Atkinson paoed the win ners with seven goals Ken Hampsonhad pair of tallies and singletons went to Brian Miliican Russ Pearson Scott Spearn Tomllardacre Pat Quinn scored all of the Corn wall goals Cbatharn dumped Kingston on twogoal performances by Ernie Miller and Dan Burch and single by Paul Martin Wayne Kelly scored jforiiing stou Kitchener got two goals from JeffHines and single by Ger ry Quinn to shut out nidsor 50 la Junior action Barrie pump ed home nine goals to top Marl boro 98 and Hamilton edged Guelph 24 great Smith es for Barrie ary bad pair and Terry Rickey Scruton John Srlgley and Michael Light had singles David Reid scored all of tho Marlboro goals Greg Shauglinessy andrBrem Ronald scored for Hamilton Murray Perry got the Guelph goal AMERICAN In the first of our AHL games Spokane and Hershey played to 11 tie Bob Wai tou scored for Spokane and Jim Thompson for Hershey Cleveland beat Erie 42 Ban ry nirnbull Bruce Liberty Bob Brennan and Ken Baldry scor ed ior Cleveland lim lith accounted for the Erie goals Springfield wallopped Provid ence 122 Jim Milllcan Keith Blackwell and Boy Symon had three goals ubiece for the vim tors Singles were by Dave Me Aleer John Webb and Brian McGibbon John Tomliuson and Blair Kyle scored lor Plovldr once Don Atkinson and AllanWall er scored as Rochester blanked Buffalo 20 Bedntowners= Ace Fan Lives To Ride Rocket Redisgpitchcr now with Toronto When we adopted the original resolution we received the sup port of all but five of the 160 players in the league Chakalcs another Toronto diat lei was moraoutlpokeni They say minor league ballis deteriorating and no wouder There is great deal of discou tent in thoheels Lifé 2fo NHLer 15 Pre ity new uonx leerMost kids you can keep dri wouldnt agree with him but New York Bangui coach Phil Watson genes that playing in them nonalfioekay League can get pretty boring It usually happens about this time of year he says andbalps make coachesgo my The bom dom means playersJelax more quickly he figures and sotcarns lose games they would winvittbe skaters tried Ibitharder summons Wamomnotknown for philnsophicaIVaboutuanytbingloong nected with hoeirey sums up his idea ithisvway Boring nine sou may fitdang exams other teains practically This wont Maurice Richard andlifontreal Canadiena invadeBostonGarden to joust with the Bniins no one watches the Rockets every move with colder eyathan Janie Casserlyn ouyearold retired handy man Casserly claims the title of No Brain fan Now the dutiesan obligations of such an exalted ottlce involve an intense and vocal prejudice againstRicbardor so Casserly flgura it BUM ROCKET Ho clinched the title he says oathsbasis of his performance following is out National Hockey League game Bis daughtyold heart seething with indignation Casserly posted hims elf outside the visiting teamsdressing room When Ric hard emergedLCasserlyaccosted the Canadians star and said last forever Once yoiistartget hm ting close to the playoffs startsnielliog money Thats centiva enough to hoop driving check firemenloo words for the fourweek periodmiding season shows thatif Watson right Boston Bruins andDehzoi Red Wiugsvare moat bored NB oetroirhaaxheu boredithtta droppedftorasecord onewin lady disenchanted vvithvtilailikes of Richardalterflmy reade much quoted assertioui that Americanhockoy fans dontknnw much about thegame rhvcriverrcuns figure hes isorry ha can do 14 an hmir you roominghouseandtakes macho see lodr my bike In the foyer his meals in cafeteria Bis Nobody cares COLLECT AUTOGRAPHS Casserly was born in Liverpool England and in 1510 came to his aunts farm in Meirose Not long after his arrival he worked in wild west show that played in Boston They offered me cbancoto go across the country with them hockeyflcketaamonoofhlam luxuries An ardent collector of auto graphs be has acquired the scrawls of all the players on the Bruins roster He also has sample of the handwriting Gump Worsley New York Rang era goalie Ill always be Bruins fan but couldnt leave my aimt She would have died The farm is now Egg01 course bachelor Cadsarly lives in 11 Angel VANCOUVER GP Walter Enral teadiemgwoldd com Eilers has been financial into my Regina store angel for many Western Can me about the problems they had adaathletgs keepingchildreuintercsted in never was my sham mm mymf the playiorso Ivmadeup number of bronzemedalyand cutthem nearby rural schoolsvbolding tr ck in tis soon waspsendipg mto esilos southern Saskatche win or lose Casserly 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