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Armbro Flight on its way to Montreal for Saturday's $12,900 Metropoli tan Trot at Richeliey Park The Armstrong Brothers Armbro Flight, Canada's harness horse of the vear in 1965, peers over shoulder of groom Bill Vallanding- ham during a brief stop at Brampton, where the Arm- BIG RACE SATURDAY Buffle Could Upset Favored Kauai King By ORLO ROBERTSON ners--the King Ranch trio and NEW YORK (AP)--If you be-|Vito way back in 1928. And he'll| Weve experience is paramount/be ridden by Manuel Ycaza in a horse race, go no further|who has tried four times and than Buffle In looking for the| won once with Quadrangle two robable winner of Saturday's|years ago. 25,000-added Belmont Stakes| WHITNEY ALSO WON at Aqueduct bg, Although not heavily cam-jowner except King paigned, the home-bred son of | among the 10 scheduled entries Zenith out of Bold Venture|who has won the classic. His mare, Refurbish, is supported) siiks were carried to victory by heavily by a cast wise in the|Phalanax in 1947 and by Coun Ways of the 1%-mile race which|terpoint in 1951. He's tied with winds up the triple crown com-/1§ other horses, petition for three-year-olds. Whitney will be represented Post time Saturday is B:15\by Fast Count, a son of Coun- p.m. EDT jterpoint who this year has won 'Kauai King, winner of theiali three of his starts, each at Kentucky Derby And Preakness,|11% miles and all over the Aque {s' 4:to-5 favorite to become the! duct oval ninth winner of the triple crown.' Hirsch stands Not one of his cast ever has ithe trainers as been near the New York track! coveted race on Belmont Stakes day Jockey: Braulio Baeza, who'll Buffle is owned by Robert ride the well-liked Stupendous Kleberg's King Ranch which|fram Mrs. H. C. Phipps' Wheat has won three runnings of the@iley Stable, won with Sherluck ries--with triple! in 1961 and Chateaguay in 1063 14% Jonnny Sellers failed on the alone winner among of the Asati Hirsch win of 1% ARMBRO FLIGHT AT HOME 'Health Minister Orders Probe Into All Aspects Of Hockey OTTAWA (CP)~Health Minis ter MacKachen said Thursday he hanes a_stndy of hackew to be undertaken by the National Fitness Council "will remove probe ms surrounang hockey .. . and strengthen its position as the country's na- tional game." A fitness council statement said the study is to be a wide- ranging one, covering all as- pects of amateur hockey in Canada. "The areas which the study committee will explore include, among other things, the rela- tionships between pros and ama teurs, conflicts between hockey and education, playing rules, player drafts, Canadian partic- lipation in international compe Showdown Battle Close By JACK HAND NEW YORK (AP)--The pro football war moved closer to a showdown Thursday when Pete Rozelle, commissioner of the National Football League, said |there was concern in both ma jor pro leagues about lame duck players Rozelle's comments about re ported talent raids of men un der contract or option were made in an interview while the 15 NFL coaches were finishing a two-day meeting any | George Halas, owner-coach of Chicago Bears, and Vince Lom | bardi, manager of the champion Green Bays Packers hoti voiced di approval of New York Giants recent signing of place-kicker Pete Gogolak The soccer-style field goal ace played oul his option with Buf falo Bills of the American Foot- ~ | ball League and became a free agent May 1. The Giants an- nounced his signing May 17 Gogolak's contract became of ficial within the last few days Commissioner Rozelle had 10 days to disapprove after it was filed. The 10 days expired and Rozelle did not reject it. coach-general trotting mare is the second in harne history with $416,337 in 2% vears. Instead of the normal trailer, Armbro Flight made the trip in an armored truck (CP Wirephoto) richest winnings The signing of Gogolak |touched off a series of reports that AFL clubs had offered NFT, who'll be stars future contracts if they after his first tridmph on Fleet' play out their options Shoe, the hohe of California Under pro football rules, a Valam, a rank outsider who'll, player can refuse to sign for a start only if the track is fast,|year, but still play with the} is the lone other horse with alteam the following season. He| complete novine cast, The|becomes a free agent the fol- ias has Bobby Ussers V. Whitney is the only ; others Amberoid, Highest Hon-|lowing May 1. This is known Ranchi ors and Rehabilitate all will be|as playing out the option | jridden by jockeys who have! 'There is coneern in both pro} been in one or more Belmonts.| leagues about the idea. of con-! Entries closed at 10:39 a.m,/tracting someone for the future |EDT today with a pot of $160,-| who is at present under contract 200 due if 10 are entered, The or option," said Rozelle, 'In ef-| winner will earn $116,450 > with fect, he would be serving two $25,000 to second, $12,500 to) masters This could create} {third and $6,250 to fourth chaos--a lame duck situation,"'| Ajax, Whitby, Oshawa COMMERCIAL @® INDUSTRIAL DRIVEWAYS AND PARKING AREAS NO DOWN PAYMENT @ 20 Months to Pay @ 3 Year Guarantee Hawa 728-1541 OSHAWA PAVING MARCI «ss to the mile of Aquaduct's racing oval They are not sure their charges can go 14 miles. But neither are they that Kauai King can do it. None ever have raced that far and King Ranch's Buffile has worked the Relmont distance Canny Max Hirsch saddied four sent Buffie 1! mont Park's time was ee Entries will be morning. Post 5:15 p.m. EDT New York racing officials looking for a crowd of 65,000 up. The CRO Will televise the classic In addition to Kauai King and Buffle, the Belmont wil be Advocator, Rehahilitate. rid den by Ron Tur of Grand Falis, N.B., Fast Count Shoe, Amberoid, Highest Hono and Valam round in 1950 and High popular Carry Back in 1961 but He is trained by Max last year for his first Belmont 85, who has saddled four triumph in five rides, Baeza also has ridden in five Belmonts T : By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Batting Luis Aparicio, Ori oles, tagged five singles and *NEW YORK (AP) Trainers 9-6 victory over California An of nine three-year-olds today gels Mapped the strategy which they) Pitching--Vern Law, Pirates tuned thoroughbreds to victory |out five for his fourth straight Saturday in the 98th running of Shutout against New York as the Belmont Stakes and ruin fa-| Pittsburgh whipped the Mets ing's triple crown To some the strategy calls for ACES SIGN WATSON sending their horses out in front. QUEBEC (CP)--Phil Watson, with the hope that they'll have! Hockey League Buffalo Bisons enongh left to win when they has been appointed coach of reach the home stretch Quebec Aces who are also in keeping Kauai King within Thursday range and hoping their horses' ------ can outfinish the winner of the A third group includes those who will have their horses trail _ tar off the early pace and then | stretch, when leaders tire DISTANCE A FACTOR But the trainers agree that for them the last quarter $4,000 Gun in 1954 came through with Hail to All YESTERDAY'S STARS All Ready a SHed THES Tunis i Baitimore's hope will carry their finely|pitched a three-hitter, striking vored Kauai King's bid for rac- | 5-0, at the start the miles Jast year coach of American To others the plans call for the AHL, it was announced Kentucky Derby and Preakness attempt strike fast in the the best thing they have going You EARN YOU CAN sure onl one ever who ha winners over Rel track. 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He said the committee would re port to the fitness council and the council to the health minis- ter who is responsible to Parlia- ment for the amateur sport directorate. He said the committee would recommend solutions for any problems it may find in its study RELATIONSHIPS STRAINED Relationships between the Na tional Hockey League and the CAHA have bherome = strained lately and the amateur group voted. a year ago to end its agreement with the pros. The! | Dale | Henderson added one. | Al Vallille and Ed T- |Long Branch with th® jeach and Bruce Toc Stan Cox scored one x | Mounties Four Ahead 2 #3 | TORONTO (CP) -- Mimico) 2 Mounties increased their first- LACROSSE $ ' place hold on the Ontario La By THE CANADI/ crosse Association Junior A «e- Satucie Ser ries to four points Thursday by! windsor 10 Sarnig defeating Long Branch 19-8. - Fergus 15 Oranges Ear MeNei pacea tie wine 4 ners with four goals and Bruce pence ig! x Ferguson and Al Smith added Long spins! : : i rio Junio -- three each. Bill Manley, Grair Green, Kevin Ellis and John Whitby 19 Mimico 7 break is scheduled for next) the national team, feels strongly year. the pros haven't done as much Tne CANA Wants the NHL to as they could for. the nationals. discontinue its present drafting -- of amateur players while they In Melville. Sas kes said are siiii janiors and to put funds\"'a detailed study is bound to it spends on minor hockey into work in the favor of hockey." one pot where all amateurs can He said the CAHA would pro- benefit, instead of sponsoring yide the committee with names certain teams of "people they should inter Gordon Juckes, secretary-reg- view" in amateur hockey and istrar of the CAHA, has said| hoped the committee will "also his group welcomes the commit- interview people in professional tee's interest and will throw hockey." open its operations to the com- He saifl the study could clar mittee. ify issues between the CAHA The committee first will and the NHI, but he said he is gather all available information "hopeful"' the two groups could from organizations: involved in meet before then, likely either hockey. It may also interview'in Montreal or Toronto during officials and accept briefs from June. interested persons Rev. 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