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am Collins Takes Lena CLIFNN NY APiThl lls is alien Il debt Ilready large might barI gone sky high had Bill Collins decided to postpone his lnlurlea for few ya could have broken Madi eIre ouipped the burly club ro after taking neutron lead in the 150000 Thunderhird Golf Classic by shooting live underpar 67 to Thursdsyl opening round Collins only parttimer on the pro tour gave the rest of the man field putting lu Ion with round of an over the massive 1055yard Upper Montclalr Country Club course Colllas history of physical ailmentI moods lire the rrarst reading list at your favorite medical school Back surgery in 1063 failed to fix him up right away and forced him to quit thI tour year laler In Thunderbird Cliqssic Eighteen months Igo be under went Ibouidrr operation to correct whiplssh injury suf fared in plane mishap in 1065 Hes also popped tendons and ligaments in his wrist three times MORE AthlENTS And he confcssed woke up Thursday morning with sore throat and an earache OnI stroke behind Collins were threayaar pro Homero Blanoae and veteran Johnny Putt Another shot back at 69 were Hilly Casper Chi Chi Roda rlqoez Rocky Tboinpson Tom Weiskopl and the local favorite Pat Schwab ISOpound club 10 I1Winnipegs Will Homcnluk fired 355873 to he the top after the opening round Gcorge Kn ud of Toronto was two strokes larfhcr back after rounds of 313075 Five players were groupedat 70 with eight more including Arnold Palmer at 71 dozen players had 71s end so more were at 73 including Jack Nicklaus who had only two oneputt greens defending champion Mason Rudolph play log with an aching back and hlnrty Flcckmao making his pro debut after becoming the first amateur in at years to lead the US Open after three rounds Three NHL reams Tie Exhibition Workouits lly THE CANADIAN PRES It runs tought to get declalon Thursday night in National Hockey League exhibition play es two of three games played ended in tied scores Pbiladdphia Filyere were the only team to win victory over Springfield Kings of the American League when Leon Rochefort scored his second goal with less than three ruin uler remaining la the other games Toronto Maple Leafs needed goalwith less than two minutes to go from Dave Kcon for 22 tie with the Red Wings in Detroit and California Seals cashed in on pair of late thirdperiod penalties to Los Angeles Rings for tie in Port Huron chficb Gary Domhoefer Bill Sulhen land and delenceman John Miszuk scored Philadelphias other gods in their freewheel ing contest at Hamilton Handy Miller Mike Corbett Paul Popeil and Freeman Asmund eon replied for Springfield TAKE LU LEAD Jarrett in the first pen and Paul Henderson in the second scored for Detroit before Mike Walton tallied Torontos first At Port Huron the Kings held In 31 edge late in the third eriod on goals by Lowell fachnald Eddie loyal and Terry Gray with Aut Erickson replying for the Seals Then Billy Blake and Wally Boyer whipped powerplay ahotsrpaet goalie George Wood to gain the 15 Los Angeles used three goa liesTerry Sawchuk Bob Ferd of and Woodwhile San Fran cisco used former Montreal and New York great Jacques Plnnte lo the first lit periods and Garry Smith the rest of the way Plante who allowed the first two Los Angeles goals was an FORMER as Open cham pion Tommy Bolt flings his wedge yesterday alter trap sbot displeased him during the the firatround of the Thun derbird Invitational Classic in Clifton NJ Bolt known as unexpected starler He is with the Seals by agreement with New York only to Instruct San Francisco goalics during the preseason training camp HAPPY CAMPS But while game decisions were hard to get Thursday trainingcamp decisions were abundant Chicago Black Hawks wal comed star winger Bobby Hull week late He was delayed with permission to attend cattle auction And Philadelphia goalie Eer nie Parent finally sigocd after refusing to sign the contract hed earlier agreed to But the Flyers still are with out ddencemon Joe Watson and Ed Van lmpe who refuse toatteod camp until their con tracts ure signed lioih are under suspension Toronto managercoacb Punch lmlach still refuses to comment on the fact that Tim Horton Bob Pullord and Mike 14 Golfers Complete Play TORONTO OPloniy 14 of 100 golfers completed play Thursday when heavy rain dis rupted final round action of the Canadian Senior Womens Golf Association tournament litre Sihler af Hamil ton shot an 87 for first place lie with Mrs Mills of Toronto at 133 for the 36 holes but won the title with par tour on the first extra hole Mra Mills shot 90 Thursday after leading the field Wednes day with as Ada MacKenaie of Toronto was third Thursday at 90 for we total one stroke ahead of Mrs Collette of Montreal ATTENTION nun REGISTRATION FOR iEGION RCAFA MINOR WHOCKEYJM SoturdoyPSept 23rd 9mm pm attire Legion Hall downstairs on Collier St Legion Minor Hockey boys years old before May 31 ECAFA Hockey boys14 years old after May 31 Legion Minor Hockey Registrationjees will be $200 per player or $400 per family THIS WILL BE THE FINAL REGISTRATION THERE WILL BE DATE N0 ADMISSIONS AFTER THIS TEE HARM EXAMINER DAY WEEK Weatrum ReSigns As Mets Coach NEW YORK CPiNew York Mets seeking to fill the man agerial vacancy created by the resignation of Wes Westrum may be looking toward colorful Yogi Berra Is the man to guide Eskimos Look For ll Win In Winnipeg By THE CANADIAN PRESS Edmonton Inklmoa will try to shake threeyear string of wioleu games It Winnipeg Iod Saskatchewan ltoughrldera will be out to make the most of Cal garys strenuous Eastern Can ada swing when they meet the Stampeders at lfegioa during the weekend The Eskimos havent won game in Winnipeg since lees face which prompted Edmonton conch Neil Armstrong to observe Its all is the mind and how the game is played Tho tlidcra moanvtiile hope in take advantage of the rigo rous Stampeder schedule which saw them play four games in 12 daysto climb into tie with Calgary at the top of the Western Football Confer ence schedule The Edmonton Winnipeg game set for Saturday night while the Saskatchewan Cal gary fixture will be played Sun day afternoon and will be tele vised on tbeCTV western net work RACE FOR BERTH The Winnipeg game is cru cial one for both teams for on it hinges good head start in the race for the third and laht playoff spot Edmonton and Winnipeg have seven and six points respectively and British Columbia Lions are last with three In their only other encounter so far this season Winnipeg blanked Edmonton 200 them toward the top of tha National League Berns stock appeared to have been unintentionally boost ed by Donald Grant the Metr board chairman Thun dIy when Weatnlma resigna conference Were looking for man who can satisfy the board the press Ind the fans said Grant adding one that can win us the pennant Yogi former atIr catcher for New York Yankees and now Mets coach is among the games most popular figures lie is also oneforone Is big league manager having led the Yank to the American Dengue pennant In lost He was dismissed after the club lost the World Series in seven games to the was thirds The Meta heading for anoth er lestplace finish after ninihplace standing in i966 also have fallen off in home attendance With the current Shea Sia dium attendance at 1510000 the club will probablyfinish close to 400000 under last years final total Terrible Tempered Tommy left his shot from trap feel short of the pin lie fin ished with 374075 on the Upper lifontclalr Country Club course hfll Coilinga grabbed the tirstdoy lead with Sun der par 61 AP Wircphoto Amateurs Compete For Golf Tour PALM BEACH GARDENS Fla AP bumper crop of former amateur goll stars from six countries including Canada will compete this year for the privilege of mining for gold along the $1500000 professional golf tour The Prolessionad Golfers Association said 10a young graduates of the piayforluo ranks from the United States England South Africa Canada Burma and The Netherlands registered for the third annual approval players training pro gram Oct Walton are refusing to sign for the season although working with the leafs Ruling May Keep Women From Race TORONTO CF ruling by ihe Urs Amateur Athletic Union may keep number of senior women runners from competing in rare rivemile race here Sunday Cy hfah meet dlrector Thursday said there are 34 women entered in the second such running event for women to be held in conjunction with an annual mens marathon Eight of the girls entered are from the United States and Man says they are hung up on ruling that says women may not run in race longer than two miles national official of the AAU has informed Lori Schutt of Champagne Ill who runs for the Mayor naly Clubol Chica go that ii she competes Sunday she will be suspended Man says at least three of the 115 girls have since informed him they will run despite fthll outrdated ruling and that he will do nothingto prevent them as long as their coaches give their permission No such rule exists in Can ada The 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