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Vin ly s ran into mud, snow, 1d sunshine. in the private entry re Fritz Hochreuter cker of Toronto, in a agen 1500 with 633 y Smith of Dublin ombe of Toronto won des Dames in a Sun- for the second year th arrived at the fin- splendent in a pink fit and posed for pho- bout two hours ear- as grimy from the rom Kingston, Ont., | at a gas station to rder to look her best h. er Event Saturday awa high schools pate in the annual gh school rugger at Donevan Col- rday. nament is divided sections, bantam, senior, and competi- t under way at 10 teams competing ent Eastdale, Cen- nevan and the same be entered in jun- 'ion. Central, Donevan ghlin will vie for 'S. or the games will by Oshawa Vikings rio Rugger League, ay a regular league st Toronto Barbar- onevan Collegiate, 30 p.m. 'S SUMMER Y SCHOOL NYVILLE ARENA & AUGUST STRATIONS Being Accepted Information Contact: . GAMBLE od Cr., Oshawa, Ont, 25-8028 Ss si ich THIS ONTARIO TEAM will compete in the Cen- tennial 'Voyageur' Canoe Pageant and they are shown here, trying out their Saat craft, at the National Yacht Club, in Toronto, and of course, at the same time, toning up their muscles for the big grind, a 3,300-mile race, that starts on May 24 at Rocky Mountain House, near Edmonton, and ends in Montreal, at Expo 67. From _ front-to-rear, . the Centennial Canoe Race Dominion-Wide Event By BRUCE LEVETT Canadian Press Sports Editor Heading into the great out- doors this summer? Well, have a care because the cen- tennial canoe pageant will be abroad in the land. From May 24 at Rocky Mountain House, Alta. to Sept. 1 at Expo, 10 canoes, each with six paddlers, will plunge relentlessly eastward. At stake is honor and glory -- $2,500 for each man in the winning canoe. The payoff for second and third is $2,000 and To win, a team must flail through. sprints and _ time- lapse runs in a manner simi- lar to an automobile rally. Hovering around the canoes like Indians around a wagon train will be a minimum of these safety boats at all times. Just over the horizon will be the support group, a ragged convoy of at least 25 vehicles ranging from three-ton trucks to jeeps, station wagons, campers and trailers. Project officer for this 3,300- mile ramble, which loosely 'retraces the route of the voy- ageurs, is Vic Chapman who was a punter for British Co- lumbia Lions and Edmonton Eskimos before he got into canoeing. FOUR SPARES EACH The canoes will go by train to Rocky Mountain House; the vehicles will be taken over from the army in Edmonton. 'We have lined up 10 three- ton trucks, one for each team," Vie said. "These have benches in the mates. They will be accom- panied along the roads by 15 army vehicles manned by 33 men -- the communications unit. Officials will travel in an assortment of rolling stock. PLENTY TO EAT "We thought about trying to travel in convoy," Chapman says, '"'but we gave up on it-- unless you know how to do it Player Enters Canadian Open MONTREAL (CP) -- Gary Player, one of only four golfers in history to capture all four of golf's major championships, and Bert Yancey, recent winner of the Dallas Open, have entered the $200,000 Canadian Open to be held here June 29-July 2, it was announced Wednesday. Player, from Johannesburg, South Africa, has been in semi- retirement since taking the U.S. Open in 1965 to complete the properly you can get into an unholy mess." On stretches where the trucks cannot reach the ca- noes for an overnight stop-- and there are 20 of these-- the canoes will be self-suffi- cient in the matter of food and shelter. Much of the equipment will be carried in the trucks--a wise decision when you gon- sider the paddlers are ex- pected to consume 30,000 eges, 2% tons of bacon, 60,- 000 pancakes, 10,000 quarts of milk, half a ton of honey, six tons of steak, 24% tons of potatoes, 5,000 loaves of bread and 1% tons of water. And now for a surprise for all you intrepid paddlers--the canoes you thought were go- ing to weigh 300 pounds each have come up 350 pounds. The reason given is that the manu- facturers wanted to make the craft as safe and strong as possible. It may be comforting in the white water, but what about that nine-mile portage? paddlers are: Greg Cown, Chatham; Derek Arbuckle, Toronto; Glen Fallis, Mill- brook and Ed Van Den- Hoek, of Brampton. BASEBALL STARS By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Batting--Joe Torre, Braves, rapped three home runs in a doubleheader. His two shots in the second game led Atlanta to a 7-2 victory over Philadelphia. He also homered in the opener won by the Phillies 4-3. Pitching--Tommy John, White Sox, scattered six hits and went the route in a 13-1 romp over the defeating world champion Baltimore Orioles. ireturned to lead them to the THE OSHAWA, TIMES, Thursday, Mey 11, 1967 9 | Imlach Still Leaf Coach; Clancy Remains As Aide TORONTO (C)-- When thejcago Black Hawks and Mont- next National Hockey League|real Canadiens in the playoffs. season , Punch Imlach! . Wednesday, Imlach scoffed at still will be coach and general-|suggestions he give up coach- -- of Toronto Maplejing after winning four Stanley s. Cups in six years. He left no doubt of this Wed- "Tt doesn't make sense to re- nesday in an interview prior to|tire now. Why quit when you're leaving for the Western League|on top? annual meeting in Seattle al-| "You're no damn good if you though there had been sugges-|quit when you're on top. tions he give up one of the jobs.| 'King and I have talked it The suggestions were mostjover, We see no reason why we prevalent last February when|can't continue as we have. The Imlach went to hospital for two|worst is over. It should be weeks and King Clancy, his as-jeasier for a while. sistant, took over handling the SOCCER SCORES club. At that time, after losing 10 straight games, fhe Leafs were) LONDON (CP)--Old Country on a three-game streak without) soccer results Wednesday: a loss. Clancy extended it to 10. International But Imlach, under fire at the/ Scotland 0 Soviet Union 2 time of his illness because the Under 23 International club seemed to be languishing,|England 3 Austria 0 ENGLISH LEAGUE Stanley Cup after defeating Chi- Crewe Alex 1 Brentford 0 Planning a Wedding Going Formal ? 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Army person- nel will instruct the paddlers in the handling of the trucks when we take them over." , There are four spare pad- dlers to each team and one team from each Canadian province except Prince Ed- ward Island and Newfound- land. Both territories have en- tered teams. The spares, who alternate, will ride the trucks to the overnight stopping-places and set up camps for their team- FIGHTS LAST NIGHT By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS St. Paul, Minn.--Jim Beattie, St. Paul, outpointed Dick Wip- perman, Cheektowaga, N.Y., 10, heavyweights. New York -- Marcel Bizien, 148, Jersey City, N.J., out- pointed Mike Cruz, 146, Puerto Rico, 8. Portland, Ore. -- Pete Gon- zales, Portland, stopped Irish Billy Coleman, Los Angeles, 10 lightweights. 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