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PHONE 723-2294 ZELLER'S LIMITED SHOPPING CENTRE 226 STEVENSON RD. $, PHONE 723-2209 VANCOUVER (CP) Uni-|course record. versity of British Columbia) West hasn't announced the oarsmen have been ahead of the/final makeup of his four-oared field in rowing in Canada since|crew, but his eights include 1954. But they've acquired alfive second-year men and three! deep respect for the St. Cath-jin the varsity crew for the arines eights against whom/first time. they row early next month in| Cox is Ashley Lucky, 21, with the British Empire Games team|the oarsmen from the bow out trials in the Ontario commu-|according to position: Trevor nity. |Wilson, 23, Peter Hewlett, 20,| As a result, they're working}Don Dewar, 22, Pete Browne,| harder than ever in their twice-/21, Dick Bordewick, 23, Max! jshells are built to the same} specifications as those being) used here in training. The crews can't take their| own shells because of the high cost involved in shipping. They're having enough diffi- culty in raising the funds for their .own travel costs. Dr. Findley f "> & se enjoy the big outdoors with Molson's Export daily training sessions here, mindful that St. Catharines eights have captured one United States meet strongly in another already this season. | "From all reports we've! had," says UBC coach Laurie|row. in- borrowed shells when| TORONTO (CP) -- Dr. John West, "'we understand that St.|they contest the trials Aug. 4\Findiey, the Arnprior veterinar- Catharines is considerably stronger this year. Our only real comparison is in the times we've both done against the University of Washington. In these, we've done relatively the same." The St. Catharines crew cre- ated quite a stir in the UBC crew residentce--the UBC oars- men have lived together in a fraternity house and shared a common diet since May 1-- when they upset the Philadel- phia Vesper eights to win the U.S. national championships | Wieczorek, 23, Mare Lemieux, 23, and stroke Daryl Sturdy, 21, All except Sturdy, from and performed)Port Alice, B.C., and Lemieux, from White Rock, B.C. Vancouver. Both the eights and fours will are from and 5 to determine who will make the trip to Perth, Aus- tralia, in November for the Em- pire Games, But West, in his second year as UBC coach after rowing with successful UBC crews in 1954, 1955 and 1956, says this shouldn't hinder his oarsmen. BORROW FROM BUFFALO "We should have no difficulty providing we get their best shell," he said, explaining that the shells are being borrowed from the Buffalo Rowing Club. George Pocock, famous shell Sunday in Buffalo, N.Y. builder from Seattle, has ad- Boosts Lead At Woodbine jan, continued to set an unbeat- able driving pace at Old Wood- bine Raceway Thursday night, stepping into the winner's en- closure with his own four-year. \old filly, Wee Danica, after a jsizzing stretch run with Irish Mick, George Mclear's trotter from Hammond, N.Y The win, before a crowd of 5,542 was Dr. Findley's eighth of the meeting and his 20th in-the-money drive in 28 starts. This gives him a driving per- centage of .588, based on the QUITS HOCKEY Marcel Bonin, 30-year-old left winger with the Montreal Canadiens, has announced his retirement from hockey, The NHL winger, at his home in iontreal, saic nade the him he would be unable to play for a year, due to an old hockey injury to his back. He will wear a special '"'corset" brace indefinitely. He broke into pro hockey in 1951 and boasts a record of 175 assists and 97 goals in his NHL ca- reer. --(CP Wirephoto) alloted for a win, five for a second and three for a third. Findley is nearly 100 points Universal Driver Rating System under which nine points are ahead of Harold McKinley, who has more wins with 14. TIE MARK | West's eights since then have) covered their 2,000-metre train-| Ste" ter"nere#e | EMERGENCY VETERINARY SERVICE fours, not as strong relatively) as the eights, covered the dis- By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Albuquerque, N.M. -- Joey) Limas, 148, Albuquerque, N.M.,| outpointed Don Jordan, 148, Los} Angeles, 10. | Miami, Fla.--Tim Ford, 149, Jacksonville, Fia., outpointed| Bobby Monroe, 14714, Fort Lau- derdale, Fia., 8. Tokyo -- Yuji Masuko, 126, Japan, outpointed Leo Espinosa, | DURING SUMMER MONTHS During July and August there will be one Veterinary Hospital open in Oshawa and Whitby for Emergency Service from Saturday noon 'till Monday morning. 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