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the examiner Wednesday June 15 1977 AT WHA teams agree to play the new season TORONTO CP The World Hockey Association an nounced Tuesday that all its existing franchises have agreed to function for the 197778 season if no merger is negotiated with the National Hockey League by June 30 The announcement said the WHA is proceeding normally and denied reports that some clubs would not operate next season The announcement followed mergertalks at NHL meetings last week and meeting of WHA trustees in Chicago Mon day The WHAs annual amateur draft originally scheduled for June is to be conducted in telephoneconference hookup at WHA offices here Thursday starting at 130 pm EDT During the Monday sessions the league was reduced to nine teams when the WHA repur chased and dissolved the San Diego franchise The irst round order of selec tion in Thursdays draft which has been rearranged be several interclub trades is as follows Houston Aeros Calgary Cowboys Winnipeg Jets Edmonton Oilers In dianapolis Racers Birming ham Bulls Cincinnati Sti ngers Winnipeg Quebec Nordiques 10 Houston 11 New England Whalers And the WHA president Bill MacFarland said intends to be very active in the pursuit of amateur signings The signing of the Howes Gordie Marty and Mark by New England was only one demonstration of our viability and our vitality anticipate that the WHA will participate more strongly than ever in the bidding for amateur stars Youngster shines in Canadas win WINNIPEG CP Leo Rau tins is only 17 years old and has year of high school basketball eligibin remaining but Tues day he played like veteran in leading Canada to 6852 triumph over Yugoslavia in In tercontinental Cup play Rautins scored 24 points in the game 16 in the first half to spark Canada to 4021 lead that was never threatened in the second half The sixvfoot seven St Michaels College of Toronto student found his spot to the right of the basket and sank 15 20foot soft jump shots with amazing accuracy Taylor is top rider Kelly Taylor was chosen grand champion of the horse show held Sunday at Windy Haugh Farm Shanty Bay Nan cy Hudson was chosen reserve They were two of 30 entries Michele Ayton riding Ebolle was first in the class ne novrce equitation Jacqueline Douglas was se cond on Misty and Penny Rinehart was third on Bambi In class two junior equitation Nancy Hudson was first on Co quette Alison Salter was se cond on Bon Vivant and Linda Smith third on Quessa In class three equitation open Sara Anderson was first riding Snap Decision Gail Gib son second on Sullivan and Nancy Hudson third on Co quette In class four junior pleasure hack Nancy Hudson was first on Co uette with Debbie Blight secon on Misty and Cindy Ayton third on Crusader In class five in the pleasure hack open Sara Andersen was first on Snap Decision Gail Gibson second on Sullivan and Michele Ayton third on Crusader In class sis and trot Nancy Bookey was first on Taffy Kim Billington was second on Bam bi In class seven crosscountry Ladys Lad was first ridden by Kim Rudolph Shelvadore was second ridden by Karen Duckworth and Windstorm third by Patricia Zinn In class eight pony working hunter Windstorm was first ridden by Pat Zinn Coquette second ridden by Nancy Hud son and Fair Lady third by Stephenie Griffiths In class nine junior working hunter First Mate was first ridden by Kelly Taylor Wind storm second ridden by Pat Zinn and Coquette third rid den by Nancy Hudson In class 10 working hunter open First Male was first with rider Kelly Taylor Ladys Lad second by Kim Rudolph and Aranis third ridden by Iain Beaton In class it pony jumper Co quette was first ridden by Nan cy Hudson Windstorm second ridden by Pat Zinn and Fair Lady third ridden by Stephanie Giffith In class 12 junior jumper First Mate was first ridden by Kelly Taylor Shelvadore se cond with rider Karen Duckworth and Windstorm third with rider Pat Zinn In class 13 open jumper Ladys Lad was first with rider Kim Rudolph First Mate was second with rider Kelly Taylor and Sullivan was third with Gail Gibson In class 14 handy working hunter Bon Vivant was first with Alison Salter Ladys Lad was second with Kim Rudolph and First Mate third with Kel ly Taylor In class 15 hunters pairs Kim Rudolph and Kelly Taylor was first with Ladys LKad and First Mate respectively Becky Stansfield and Iain Deaton second on Flanders Fields and Arariis respective ly Karen Euckworth and John Robinson second on Shelvadorc and Gray Lil respectively shot pretty well but was surprised they werent coming out to cover me Rautins said of his being left wide open most of the time Later on they came out but by then it was too late He hit on his first six shots as Canada jumped into 224 lead before the game was seven minutes old Rautins played lit tle in the second half after having some minor leg prob lems and with Canada con trolling the game Coach Jack Donohue wasnt surprised but Rautinss brilliant shooting exhibition Recreation Division 830 Intermediate Division 745 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The first of those games is tonight when the Western Foot ball Conference Bombers meet Montreal Alouettes in game that will give coaches Bud Ri ley of Winnipeg and Merv Levy of Montreal their first look at many players under game con ditions Some players arent pre pared for the rude awakening that awaits them in actual game conditions said Riley The Winnipeg coach reduced his roster to the required 50 players Monday but that in cludes four players on crut chesveteran Chuck Liebrock and newcomers Gary Shugrue Steve Sully and Bill Bowerman As well veteran defensive tackle Dave Knechtel and de fensive back Peter Ribbins an nounced their retirements but both are expected back later in the season Its been rather difficult to make cuts with all the injuries we have Riley said of the sit uation Our rookie linemen were going to get thorough looksec in the exhibition game anyway Now theyll really be under the gun The spots are there for the taking though so it should be in teresting Hopefully they will succeed But against Montreal with the excellent defensive line they have some might get turned around few times It can getpretty disheartening but thats how to learn TWO MAIN PROBLEMS Rileys main problems have been finding replacement for the retired Bill Frank at offen sive tackle and finding more speed at wide receiver The speed problem appears to be solved by import rookies Mike Washington and Joey Walters But no one seemed able to adequately fill Franks spot so Riley has shifted allstar guard Buddy Brown to tackle and now is looking at two rookies at the guard positions If we started the regular season tomorrow wed line up with Bob Swift at centre Buddy Brown and Butch Norman at the tackle spots and Gary Krahn and Darryl Craig at the guards said offensive line coach Jim Erkenbeck whos looking forward to tonights game Argos tie Ottawa in exhibition play OTTAWA CP Ottawa Rough Riders and Toronto Ar gonauts played to 77 tie Tues day in lacklustre Canadian Football League 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The reeling Dodgers were on the verge of another knockout when they were revived by an infield error then completely resuscitated by passed ball in the ninth inning The result was 32 National League baseball victory over the Pirates and renewed con fidence in themselves Tonight we finally got the breaks said Lee Lacy who drove in the tying run after shortstop Frank Taverass boot of ground ball gave him the opportunity The Dodgers were losing 21 going into the final inning and undoubtedly were aware that Cincinnati Reds already had won their game The Reds the Dodgers top challenger in the NL West had beaten Phila delphia Phillies 32 earlier and climbed within 612 games of the faltering frontrunners Pinchhitter Boog Powell started the Dodger rally with oneout single Ed Goodson an other pinchhitter hit poten tial doubleplay grounder at Ta vras but the Pirate shortstop couldnt handle it PASSED BALI OSILY Lacy hit ground ball up the middle which took bad hop driving in pinch runner John 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season in the seventh in ning off Pirate starter Jim Rooker cutting Pittsburghs lead to 21 before the Dodgers ninthinning rally Rich Gossage 53 who earlier this season fanned eight Dodgers in three innings took the loss Stan Wall 22 hurled two hitless innings of relief for the victory Johnny Bench drove in three runs as Cincinnati nipped Philadelphia Pitcher Fred Norman 72 gained his sixth consecutive victory fanning seven batters in his third com plete game of the season DOUBLE DELIVERS It Joaquin Andujar and Joe Niekro combined on fivehit ter and Julio Gonzalez clubbed threerun double in the fourth inning as Houston blanked Mon treal Andujar 83 walked only one and struck out three before being removed in the sixth in ning after being hit in the right palm by line drive off the bat of Tony Perez Niekro stopped the Expos the rest of the way helping Andujar win his sixth straight game Willie Montanez drove in five runs with single double and home run leading Atlanta over New York Don 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