George Chuvalo ttopl bears down on his opponent as he works out or bout next Providence Nips Hershey Bears HERSHEY Pa AP Don McKcnncy drilled in three goals but Providence Reds needed Dave Croighlons score at 1441 of the ï¬nal period to nip the Eastern Divisionlending Her shey Bears 55 in tense Amer ican Hockey league game Wednesday night Creighton put the visitors into lead and the Reds with stood twogoal outburst within to seconds by Hersheys Chuck Hamilton Don Marcelle scored for Her shey at 1245 of the ï¬rst period to tip the score 11 butva Lucas pui Providence ahead loss than minute later Michel Harvey got one for Heishey after only 10 seoonckhl the second period but Prooi deuce got that bank at 383 when Adam Keller scored Hull in Over lis NHL Top Scorer By THE CANADIAN PRESS Bobby Hull of Chicago Black Hawks took over ï¬rst place in National Hockey League scoring Wednesday night when he picked up four assists The assists coming in Chica gos 165 loss to Detroit tied Wings gave Hull points on nine goals and 13 assists Teammate Stan Mflrita hcldv scorelessWedneslay is second with live goalsand in assists Ecr 18 points Tied for third are iim Pappin of Chicago and Bob Nevin of New York Rangers with 17 pointsand 10 goals each Nevin was held scoreless Wednesday while Pappin added goal and assist The leadersi Hull GhL Mikita Chi Pappin Chi Nevin NY Home Det Beliveau Mil Esposito Hos Berenson StL Wharram Chi Estelle NY NY l8 ubmmuaqaaésaiwï¬ wasqseq5nqng SEBESEESSEE WORKING our Tuesday at Maple Dial Gun dons in Toronto withDantu Conn Attempting to duck the more Hnlhn Nygen scored panned more Wodnuday nigh noddduted theCanodiau ne Hond than in an button hodey gamblers muowd peso storm of punches is Chuvalon sparring mate Everett Cope land CF Vercphotoi 10 THE ilAIlRlE EXAliHNER THURSDAY NOV 1568 Claim Standardbreds Threatened Without Govtliid Sl AUGUSilN Que tCP Quebecs ntandardbred breeding th industry is threatened with de cline unless the provincial gov ernment otters financial aid leading breeder said here Wednesday Adrien Miran owner of one or Canadas rnnst reputed breeding tarms and racing stables in this community 17 miles northwest of Montreal said that breeders in Quebec are in sudi dire straits that two at the larger es gt tahlisnnents have folded and unless help comes others wil be forced to do likewise Earlier this year he said the track at Quebec City was closed ior two days because of short become regular occdrcnce FUTURE THREATENED He said in statement Wednesday the small tracks in vthe province desperately need Quebecbred horses in order to operate Eventually even the age or horsesand this would Scots vRemain In Contention GLASGOW neuters scars land had to fight grimly tor victory over Austria in their World Cup soccer qualifying match Wednesday night after conceding surprise goal in the third minute The Australians made an ex plosive start when August Sta rekscored in the ï¬rst raid on the Scottish goal An opportunist goal by Denis Law four mi tes later and good effort by Billy Bremner 15 minutes from the end gave Scotland its narrow win betore 70000 tans The triumph brought the Scots the two points they badly needed to keep up wiihvihe 1566 ï¬nalists from West Germany pacesetters intheir group larger tracks would sulter it are were shortage o1 locallybred stock available Most of the smaller ï¬ables could not altord to send their horses to tracks tar tram home he said His own stable which earned more than 46000 this year in its best season ever made its profit in 10 years Miran SH He suggested that program similar to that which exists in Ontario where the governinont has granted $1500000 to aid horsemen this year is required also in Quebec 01 May Winf Soccer Bugger HAhUUioN or Barrlng minor reversal in form Uni versity ol Toronto teams are certain to capture both the soc car and rugger championships in the OntarioQuebec Athletic Association western divisionI With two games remaining Toronto holds slim onepoint lead over University of Western Dntario atop thesoccer stand ings Both teuma have two games remaining in the rugger league Toronto is tour points up on Western and Multissterand can do no Worse than tie tor first even if it lost its two remaining games West ern has two games remaining McMasterona 3000 Toronto Western McMasier Guelph Waterloo aaaaagagaaaa Toronto McMaster Western Guelph Waterloo fTHE our 0N THERIGHT oavlouva NEVER vlsmen BRAssiaeiruu AT THE nvrroiNrs llN BARitlE QNLY THE one couer ARE EVER SUCCESSFUL LOOKING smear FOR THE Laresruv views Boys AND srunENTs wEAR=aE SURE AND VISIT FOR THE LAUGH 0FY NOWPLAXINGATTHE ROXY THEATRE lihEIoooxnvocanrdathne wins Ind threelowu in its man tour whldt continues Friday in Norway Canadas only goal came in the second period when rm BM Racine took advantage or Swedish delensive mistake and tied the score ll Equestrian Team lit National Show NEW YORK CF ihe Ca nadlan equestrian team includ in Olympic gold medallist Jim Day of King City Ont is still working for its first point at the National Horse Show when the Americans have moved in trout in the international jumping ThellS has won the team championdttp at the show the last loin yearn Withtho show in Madison Square Garden in the third are aim of iLs eightday stand today the us has piled up points and holds aslxpoint margin over Austrnia and Brn zil which are tied for second The US won its list interna tional jumping event Wednes daynightvdien Kathy Kusncr rode Fru torviotory ills Kusncr and who is owned by Mr and Mrs Patrick Butler of St Paul Minn piled up flitpoints Alison Westwood oi Britain wannocond on The Maverick with 710 points while Heynoso Fernandez of Brazil up on Daniel finished third with 690 points Becordsfllall lit Siandardbred Horse Sales HARRISBURG Pa AP Records fell for the third day in row Wednesday as buyers paid an average 56124 tor 261 trotterr and pacers at the 30th annual standardbrcd horse sales here The total of $1598400 topped the $144250 set last year on the third day of thesaie Armhro Kane consigned by Armstrong Bros of Brampton 0nt brought the top price when Clearview Stables of New Ca naan Conn paid $41000 or the yearling lull brother to Armhro Indigo She was the row dram piontwoyearold pacing filly BOWLING SBEAS BOWL BARBIE Ladies Thesdny Alternoon League Foxes 42 Beavers 42 Bunnies as Chipmunks 33 Monkey 20 Reindeera 15 High Singles Gertie Dickey Gwen Johnston zn Elva Sinclair 233 High Tnples Lolly Landialr 630 Lorraine Acker 6021Gertie Dickey 569 High Averages lflflaliie Ack er 21W Hazel Wice 191 Gertie Dickey 194 HUNTER SEW BEIdrEViLLE 0P Fran cis Courage 42 of Toronto Was killed by shotgun blast Wednesday while hunting at Maziuawi Lake so mile north east of here Apruvincrallpollee spokemnn said Mr lCoirrage wasrhpparentiy mistaken for deer by some hunter OURLIFE SEE THE ODD COUPLE John Milton mnuawayorararnéem ner onnhard sbottblt Wnyne Stephensonof bad tiulo clerical lint The Canadian lilted Stephen Ioninthatinalsoucondrottho gamein lavor ct an extra for ward but could not reduce the Swedish lend Sweden outabot Canada 2516 and the Canadians were as sessed our penalqu in the game Sweden had none Both alder were without two at their Earplayers Morris Mott or Oreeiman Sat and Ted Hargreaves of Foam Lake Snip were amended or tight in last Sunday along with UK Sterner and More Nils sou of Sweden Both Canadian player are to return Friday Police were still investigatingL the outbreak of vlolence that caused the suspensions in Sun days game The ireeJonall was rimmed by Swedish hockey experts as the worst ever seen on Stockholm rink Britain Leads lit Tel llviv TEL AVIV Israel AP Britain moved into the lead with six gold medals Wednaday while France and Germany were close behind with four each on the second day of the Wheelchair Olympics The United States and Austria tin were tied for fourth with three models each The US mens basketball team meanwhile breezed to its secondvictory with 432 rout of Germany Australias torrains Dodd and Britains Dave Ellis each won three goldmedals in swimming Canadas ï¬rst gold medal of the Games was won by Hilda Binds Moorold twist from HamlitonLVOnt who swanr the ï¬metre freestyle swimming event in noisecondr Six it the Barrie Flyers are in the top no at the Ontario Hoe key Association Senior league scorlngrace iheleamls paced by Corby Adams whnts tending the lee gue withvl1 points onsix goals and 11 assists Bob mayton at Kingston has 15 points on eight goals and sev en assista along with Moe Gal and or the Terriers on the same number of goals andassista and Rod Graham at Kingston who has six goals and nine assists thorent Flyero scoring statis ties follow Name Corby Adams BobForhan Eon Vermette Nick Holmes Waone Welier Dave Ferguson ltqq4wqqg mquman segments oSEEEESlt ï¬guunï¬ï¬m atom in tic transmission Stock NQG220 Wins FirSt TEL Awnyï¬gmmm Hamilton on Wednesdny up tnled Canadas first gold medal oi the internaqu paraplegic gamer by winning thoï¬nutro treeatylo swimming event in The neonda Mia Binns who her been in wheelchair since we when the had polio also will compete in the comm wheelchair race and la member of the Can dtan basketball team The versatile athlete who is married to paraplegic says wheelchair sports are tabu lacs test so much better but Ymmorauredltkeepsyouin such good shape and your spir its are no good Its amazing what you can do About 700 wheelchair athletes lrom 23 eoimtrtel including at Irorn Canada are competing in the twoweeklong games which opened Sunday armamn LEAP British swimmers gave their country the lend Wednesday with six gold medals France and Germany were close behind with oin medaiseach and Ann tralin and the United States had three each lotreins Dodd uyearold civil servant was responsible for all three at Audreliaa gold medals Wednesday Miss Dadd who lost the use oi her legs in spinal disease won mantra is Turned Pro MONTREAL OP lt Donate Peduano of Montreal who re presented Canada asu welter weight in the recent Olympic Homes at Mexico City has turned protesional Promoter heals levesque an nounced Wednesday Italianborn Paduano will make his first pro start against Al Bashir ot Mont real in preliminary bout pro ccedlng the Robert 31qu Cleveland Williams heavyweight match scheduled on the Mont real Forum Nov 21 lidamscontinues League Lead In Scoring Rate With 17 Pts Bob Delcourt Pete Panngabko Dave Luciuk Rldr Mdflocklin Mike when oner JonWeelu Hay Garlepy Ken Payne Goals against average 243 HUNTERS FOUND SlMOOE CF iwo Glen Meyer hunters miing since caesnau FIEHahnsnaUla Huvubequm QoeaSEoiw lhrcsday afternoon were found Wednesday in an abandoned shack on Potwhawk Point at the end of the inner bay at Long Point Buy Eric Martin 35 and his nephew David Martin 19 had set out in istoot boat fromHolidey Harbor near St Mliiams The two hunters told police their boat log two propel ten blades when it struck 51 Graoclviewthrd SALES LTD the tsmetro badnroke in breaststroke in 33 Britains Dave ï¬lls It eStyl aldMedal =an in tho 310 Ind three hold bedt rtToke 30 broom 34 and freestyle 186 assure mom Danni rnasa nnhmnc mm photos show how Eddie Bel monte beat death by inches in spill at Aqueduct race tracts in New York Belmonte board Magic Sphere in filth race liinndaybegan to lose control top as horse hit rail In secondand third photon Eelmonte satlcdoverrail and took header in bottom pin to He suffered broken shoul dcr and cuts and bruises The horse wasnt badly hurt The photos were released Nov AP Wirepholo at the foot of Hayfield St CioSEo froR will be ALTERATIONS from October 28 WATCH GRAND FOR OUR OPENING fl9681FORD GALAXiE Slidliastback VS selectshifhcrutsoma lt1 péWerysteerihg and brakes radio wheel discs Demonstrators aviation ptrter tamas com designs