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getwry THE KERIPVIEW Bowl Mixed Leagues recently coo eluded their 1967 as sea son with their annual awards banquet at the Embassy Hall Team champions were honor ed for both the Wednesday and Friday five pin groups 33v Lewwilws By links RECKT Associated Press Sports wan Russ Snyders big hit has Giicago White Sox celebrating their rise out of die American iLcague cellar Snyder who had been flub biog his lines as ace substitute by men couch LAsoclated Press Sporis Writer Given an option threemonths ago New York Mels might have left Dick Selma in Florida with out backward glance Given choice today theyd probably settle for nothing less than two of him Selma flop during spring training reeled off his sixth regular season victory vnthout lloss Tuesday night hurling tivehitter as the Mets tripped Los Angeler Dodgers livtt Selma appeared headed for the Meis Jadrsonvilie farm clubiin April after posting 05 record in five exhibition games b1 But New York had exercisedall its options on the 24yearold Ken righthander and manager Gil Hodges wanted to take one as well as overall playoff wlnlt ners ABOVE The Richbrook Golf Club entry proudly disa plays the Rayls Simone Motors Trophy emblematic of the overall title They are lettitn right Front Row Elanor Fraiick Barb Duns sinoe the White 50k got him in contrasthesar Tovarde Iliich Rollins made the error from Baltlmore lasthWinler hit the first gratuislam homer of his career andisenl the Sox to as victory over New York Yan kees Tuesday night The triumph lifted Chicago from lolh to eighth place Selma Produces Now Selma rates No among tench National League pitchers In other NL gamw Pitts burgh Pirates sloggod San Francisco Giants 74 with 16 hlt barrage firstplace St unis trimmed Atlanta Braves so be hind bob Gibson Houston As tros upended Philadelphia Phil hes 51 and Cincinnati Reds outscored Chicago Cubs Selma lowered his earned run average to 177 in making the Dodgers his second shutout vic tim since he muscled his way out of the New York bullpen and into the starting rotation last month He struck out four Dodgers and never was in serious trou No eorors by third baseman Boyer helped the Meta push over air of unearned runs against user Claude Ostean at who had pitched shutouts in his preVious two starts more Pat Hadley Yvonne Armstrong Back Row Bud Dunsmore Don Franck Ron Amutrong Bob Hadley BE low This happy group re presenting Calvert Burner Service combined their tal enla for the Friday Night Russ ESnycler Becomes Hero As Chispx Leave yBasement fmm thesciipt bewrote year as the lvdmf most valuable player and made two errors that let in two runs the last giving Detroit Tigers sweep of their doubleheader With Minnesota Tine Mand $2 losses put the fourthplace Twins ne gaslies behind the Tigers Elsewhere in manhunt more Orioles belted Washinan Senators 94 Oakland Athletics trippedCleveland lndiansao in rainshoiuened affair and rain forced postponement of Califor nias doubldieadet at Boston Snyder who had come otftlie numerous times atBalti more as heayyhittingiieplace meat iora slumping or iniured regular washilting only 115 with no homers and no runs bat ted in for theSox But the Shyearold veteran of nine major leagues seasons capped fivemnexplosion in Zthethjrd inning with his blast andclosed the scoring with sacrifice fly in the ninth inning Only threecun homer by Tom Trash and Woman clout by Mickey Mantleoff winner Joe llorien lssl kept the Yan keesin contention Rpoltle pitcher Pat Dohson to singled in run and stoppeditie Twim on five hits and10 strike outs in the opener before giving way to Daryl Pat tarsonr with two outs in the eighth inning Dobsena oatdieglim Pii drove in two unearned runs at it at wniwo idriw rim Mums insan TODRY umunmnmm mien PlctyerchmtiOption uomnuntcPimm Tbmindndsaouuestionby tional Hockey Whos annual Whams bio third firm with tho hitsleague This yearn draft allows each of the 12 dubs to prided it phymplns two goaltenden with the stipulation that no one club lose more than three ploy err during the Idivifiel Another item that remains on resolved today defiaite series of motion that have been suing on since Monday is championship Front iRow left to right Thelma Mas ters Broadfoot Myrtlc Rubi Pat Gare Back Row Norma Timmnns Lloyd Tim mons Trudy Callahan Mike Calvert Bob Gare Ken Mas ters Sr tExaminer Photos with single and later doubled and scored on Dobsons hit to beat Dean Chance 44 in the nightcap Tovar lackofell trades who played second base and shortstop in the opener and second in the night cap fumbled away run in the third inning But brighter mo ment he doubled in run in the fourth for 21 lead WINS THROUGH BRISTOL Reuters Keith Carpenter of Montreal reached the third round of the mens sin gles in the West of England ten nis championshipshore Tuesday with an win over Koii Watanabe ofJapoiL Universal SaturdayChristin at Bayfidd agreement between the players execution and the owners Toronto lawyer Alan Elflemn is mpresentiogtha players and lawyer Charles Muleby of Boy too is spokesmanfor the own era Eagleson said Tuesday night he expects the differences on three malor bones of contention to be resolved today sorroiuifi impEastman Woods BA Newmarkct Nottnwa Lakcview rui Tonight Noitawa at Lakaview 700 ImpEaalman at Woods 630 ThursdayWoods at Newmarket 800 FridayNottawa at ImpEast 300 INTERMEDIATE Yanch lies as Universal UE Clarksonat UE ppd rain nthayfield ppd rain blurs Gamer Tonight 000p atBorden 800 ihursdaeranch at Universal 100 Hayfield at Clarkson mam ona Queens 130 77 SundayYanch at UE Queens 180 Universal at With ONTARIO LADIES salmon Future Games June 18Barrieat Kitchener Vancouver the next time round theyinaposiuontosayhow the player that an option clause be inserted into NHL contracts whereby player can play out his contrad and then make deal for himself with the club of bin choke This clause is used in mater league football The players also are asking that all contracts be signed be fore the start of training camp and that both the players and their families be covered by major medical plan Tiiwday meetings moved at fast clip after dull opening Monday First the men of Vancou ver knocks of the Western Hockey League were greeted with the news that the NHL board of governors had agrced to accept thelrihld for from ehlsa aLJho next expansion move the NHL makes The only drawback is that no estimate was givcn when the entry to the big league would be made The NHLa decision to include name after 11 days of intensive deliberations during which the Vaomuver group had made detailed formal upplimtlon for entrance to the league gt At this time the governors cant say exactly when further upansion will occur nor nra many teams it will include league president Clarence Campbell said Howaver ilie boards decision is clear MAY TAKE YEAR Vancouver originally asked for acceptance for the 196540 season Campbell said itmlght be year before the decision of fourman committee is known VancouVer spokesman said Griffith can ll Split Decision OAKLAND tAP Emile Griffitli flvstiafed in his for kmdrout by the swarming Ladies of Andy Hellman jabbed his way to irround split deci sion at Dakland Arena liesday 1118M Eadi weighed 157 Griffith or New York three times weitmeign champion of the world and twice middle weight titleholder hoped to gain fourth title bout with Nino Benvenuti of ltaly who holds LIB impound civwn Tuesday nlgit be is hopeful decision will be reached by this fall on when his club may enter the NHL There was flurry of trading action as several of the clubs sought to beat the pm dead line for filing protected lists Tuesday Montreal Canadians were ac tive and in most cases accepted future draftdiolres in lieu oi players The defending Stanley Cup champion Montreal club now is estimated to have nine or 10 future draft picks from the Western Division clubs alone The Canadlens sent right winger Claude larosa and left winger Danny Grant to ltiinneso ta North Stars in deal for two amateur draft choicefond two players to be named at training camp plus an indisclosed cash Elli Neurotic Heirs Dominate Plate TORONTO The blood of memos black horse gone from the races for eight years will predominate June and when the bugle sounds ia the 109th running of the Queens Plate large field12 to 14 and posihly morets shaping in for North Americas oldest con tinuously run horseraoe and nearly half that number will be the sons of the stallion Neaiuic The handsome black of in over hands sired two of the finest horses ever produced in QanadaNortbern Dancer vvho holds the Kantiicky Deity reo ord and Cool Reception Cool Reception oop tuoyear old in Canada in 1966 name soc onil in the Belmont last year finishing therace on as broken legxlle was demoycd after mir Kay 0f the Queens Plate eligibles thisyear Nearodc sired Araic Bliuard Eoulotabille Big Blun der Mink Stole Northern Oil Pei Polar Zone and icy Note Arctic Bilawd 10 days be fore the $500Wadded Queens Plate broke the mid bone in his left foreleg and the wishes bookfavoiitesraclng career was ended That makes it wideopcn race says Larry Moorhnuse trainer of Plato hopeful Son Ginfume There are no Northern Danc ers or Cool Receptions in it this year LahoreRefuseToéYield First Place ToilDetrfiroit by an CANADIAN rnnsa Peterborougli bakers lppear determined to prevent Detroit Olympics from making runa way of the race for first plane in the Eastern Division of the National Lacrosse Association The Lakers defeated Montreal Canadians 134 Tuesday night to suffered only its second loss in 11 games wiihlivegoals Grant Return and Gaylord Powlcss added three each Larry Lloyd and Tom Conlln scored two goals each while sin movewilhin six points of front running Detroit The Olympics on the other band were edged out by TorontoMaple Leafs crowd of 1300 in Peterbor ough saw the secondelaoe Lok ers record their sixth win in 10 starts this season Bill Armour John Davh and Cy Coomhes led the assault with two goals each other Lakes scorers were playingcoach Bob Allan tarry Ferguson Tim OGrady Bob Siciuski Etch An thony Carin Collins and Jim Patersons Terry Davis and find any connected twice each for the Canadiens who have only one victory in eight decisions Single goals wentto Bill Casialor Fio rie Tomchlshil Larry Ireland and Brian Aheme TOOK EARLY The Lakers held in lead at the end of the firstperiod and an on margin at the end of the second Graeme Gair and Bobnavid son paced Toronto to its victory over Detroit in thous city by scoring four goals each The to gave Toronto eight points four less tbanPeterbor ough Brian Keegan Jack Madgett Bruoe Ferguson and bill Coghill each scored twice for Toronto Single goalscame from Gary Carr George spasm John Roberts Ted How and Ron MacNeii Ross Jones ledDetroitwhich XcLUSIYEV Disrniaurolt wanrso FOR ULTRA ELECTRONIC SINKiv TEL mnemonic5101 ElectraWay Corp afCanodo qjnfmrutuss CENTRE 73 Charles so Toronto gle goals were scored by Elmer lran Jerry McKenna Dwight Davies Bruce Waoless and Bill Squires The four teams in the Western Division were idle Montreal also rent defence man Bryan Watson to Oakland Seals for can and one amnuur drtt choice Watson was the Central Pro teams mast valu able player lan seam Th Canadiens picked up defence man Al aiacNell from Pitts burgh Penguins for centre Wally Boyer recently acquired from the Seals DEAL INVOLVEE THREE in another deal involving three teams Lou Angoltl cen tre and captain with Philadelp hia Flyers last season moves to Pittsinirghlcnguins while left winger Ab McDonald goes to St unis Blues from Pittsburgh St Louis in tum picked up left winger Inn Campbell as part of the deal for Angoiti and the Blues will send two addition al players to the Hycrs after to lntraloagugdrslth The Los Angelcs Kings made two deals Firm they nicked up goalie Gerry Dcsjardins from the Montreal chain for Iii0 fu ture amateur draft choices Then the Kings announced that right winger Terry Gray also loins St Louis for forward Myron Stanldewicz claim earlier in Ihe day from Hershey Bears of the American Hockey League in the humane draft Montreal said Jim Paterson of Cleveland Barons of the AHL to Minnesota along with the rights to two amateurs Claude Fiche and Jack Rathwell This was In allcash transaaion Montreale expected to allow Oakland to draft defenceman Carol Vadnais on the first round of todays draft and then fill with veteran right winger Claude Provost who will be lett off the Canadieos protected liaL Hde Captures Two Features WASAGA BEACH Mines lngs Gord Handy was the big winner with two firstplace fin ishes at Wasaga Speedway as the regular program included two to lap main events forec ed by rain postponement the previous main Handy outgunned Rick Bat era of Barrie to the finish line in one feature event and added second checkered flag in the Little Feature in the other 2th lap fturc pair of Midland entries were dominant as Jhn lngiam outfoxed Russ Qucsnel ie Trailing Handy in the Little Feature were Victoria Har bours Ted Carleton and Geoff Bowen from Mineslng harrles Mike Shaughnessy took top honors in the opening heat while Batters topped the second heat and second consola tion runs Gerry Recvei raced to the wire first in the first con solation chase and Ingram piloted his 19st Corvnir Monza to victory in the semi final This coming Sundays pro gram which gets under way at pm is Lakeview Dairy Day All spectators will xv ceive bonus coupons for Ken tucky fried chicken yDunlop St Eetnoxt to SlmpsonrSéars