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Pleasure
goes
for
triple
LOUISVILLE
AP
Three
and
possibly
four
of
the
star
starters
¬
ters
in
the
101st
Kentucky
Derby
won
by
Foolish
Pleasure
are
headed
for
the
May
17
Preakness
Stakes
at
Pimlico
where
as
many
as
seven
new
challengers
await
them
in
the
second
jewel
of
thoroughbred
racings
Triple
Crown
Of
course
Foolish
Pleasure
will
try
the
next
step
toward
a
triple
but
his
victory
on
Saturday
already
carries
a
horse
a
long
way
down
the
road
trainer
LeRoy
Jolley
said
Sunday
Of
the
three
Triple
Crown
races
the
Belmont
may
be
most
important
to
some
leaders
in
the
thoroughbred
industry
but
the
Derby
is
always
such
a
hard
fought
race
Jolley
said
Lets
face
it
theres
always
a
big
field
in
the
Derby
but
by
the
time
we
get
to
the
Belmont
June
7
youre
most
often
down
to
just
four
or
five
he
added
John
L
Greers
Foolish
Pleasure
with
Jacinto
Vas
quez
in
the
saddle
broke
slowly
in
the
lA
mile
Derby
on
Saturday
and
stalked
the
leaders
until
he
began
his
move
with
half
a
mile
left
and
romped
to
a
lV4
length
victory
timed
in
202
That
time
was
more
than
two
seconds
slower
than
Secretariats
track
record
set
two
years
ago
Roland
Anstones
Bombay
Duck
set
the
early
pace
but
faded
quickly
in
the
turn
for
home
His
rider
Menotti
Ans
tone
son
of
the
owner
said
he
was
hit
by
a
hurled
beer
can
and
wouldnt
run
after
that
He
finished
last
Jockey
Bill
Shoemaker
held
Avatar
just
off
the
pace
early
in
the
race
and
took
the
lead
on
the
turn
for
home
only
to
be
passed
by
Foolish
Pleasure
when
Avatar
and
Diabolo
bumped
together
with
an
eighth
of
a
mile
to
go
That
bump
prompted
a
ste
stewards
¬
wards
inquiry
but
after
view
viewing
¬
ing
the
race
the
order
of
finish
was
allowed
to
stand
Avator
finished
22
lengths
in
front
of
Diablo
the
Califor
California
¬
nia
Derby
while
Master
Derby
was
a
similar
margin
back
in
fourth
Behind
Master
Derby
in
order
were
Media
Prince
Thou
Art
Promised
City
Bold
Chapeau
Sylvan
Place
Fash
Fashion
¬
ion
Sale
Round
Stake
Gatch
Honey
Mark
Rushing
Man
and
Bombay
Duck
Foolish
Pleasure
paid
5
80
440
and
3
60
Avatar
sixth
choice
in
the
betting
paid
9
20
and
5
60
and
Diablo
returned
440
Chick
Anderson
the
track
announcer
misjudged
the
race
and
called
it
Prince
Thou
Art
as
the
charging
leader
instead
of
Foolish
Pleasure
until
the
final
50
yards
when
he
realized
his
error
Travelling
to
Baltimore
for
the
Preakness
with
Foolish
Pleasure
will
be
Diabolo
and
Dr
Anthony
Leggios
Bold
Chapeau
Another
possible
traveller
from
Churchill
Downs
to
Pim
Pimlico
¬
lico
is
Avatar
Trainer
Tommy
Doyle
would
like
to
pass
the
Preakness
but
owner
Arthur
A
Seeligson
Jr
wants
Avatar
to
run
Other
possible
Preakness
starters
include
JM
Roebl
ings
Laramie
Trail
and
W
Preston
Gilbrides
Greek
Answer
who
has
been
a
nemesis
to
Triple
Crown
can
candidates
¬
didates
at
both
Oaklawn
Park
and
Churchill
Downs
this
sea
season
¬
son
iwllliil
JIM
BRIGGS
in
the
groove
years
team
from
Fort
Fraser
They
edged
Labatts
2
1
last
weekend
in
an
exhibition
game
while
Olympics
and
Quesnel
tied
3
3
Billy
Kelly
and
Carlos
San
Santos
¬
tos
scored
for
PG
Fab
in
the
first
half
while
Jim
Chusworth
replied
for
Woodland
Sash
PG
Fab
turned
on
the
power
in
the
second
half
and
got
goals
from
Jack
Marques
and
Bill
Cumming
with
two
There
is
a
big
game
Wednes
Wednesday
¬
day
at
630
pm
at
Rotary
Stadium
Olympics
clash
with
PG
Fab
in
a
game
which
could
tell
a
lot
in
how
the
league
will
stack
up
this
season
Both
teams
were
strong
last
year
but
going
by
games
played
to
date
PG
Fab
looks
like
the
team
to
beat
There
is
a
full
slate
of
games
Sunday
Labatts
travel
to
Quesnel
to
play
the
Canadians
while
the
new
Prince
George
Kickers
clash
with
PG
Fab
The
third
game
sees
Woodland
Sash
taking
on
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goalkeeper
Peter
Mellor
has
the
ball
go
by
him
for
the
first
West
Ham
score
in
the
English
FA
Cup
final
played
Saturday
WEST
HAM
FORWARD
SHINES
Goals
by
Taylor
win
FA
Cup
LONDON
Reuter
-
Alan
Taylor
once
considered
too
fragile
to
become
a
profes
professional
¬
sional
soccer
player
stands
today
as
one
of
the
brightest
Olympics
will
have
to
play
much
better
than
they
did
Sun
Sunday
¬
day
if
they
hope
to
win
another
North
Cariboo
Soccer
Associa
Association
¬
tion
title
Last
years
league
champion
Labatts
United
humbled
playoff
champion
Olympics
4
0
in
one
of
three
North
Cariboo
Standings
Labatt
s
PGFab
Quesnel
Olympics
Woodland
Sash
Mackenzie
Kickers
The
final
game
saw
PG
Fab
International
whip
the
new
Woodland
Sash
team
6
1
Labatts
outplayed
Olym
Olympics
¬
pics
and
led
2
0
at
the
half
on
goals
by
Uwe
Knees
at
the
15
minute
mark
and
Marcel
Skusek
at
25
minutes
talents
in
English
soccer
It
was
Taylors
two
goals
in
Saturdays
English
Football
Association
Cup
final
that
lifted
West
Ham
to
its
2
0
win
NORTH
CARIBOO
SOCCER
Soccer
Association
games
scheduled
Quesnel
Forbes
Construc
Construction
¬
tion
Canadians
won
their
opener
the
easy
way
when
Mackenzie
BC
Forest
Products
showed
with
just
seven
players
Quesnel
was
awarded
two
points
by
forfiet
w
L
T
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10
0
4
0
10
0
6
1
10
0
0
0
2
0
10
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Jim
Briggs
booted
the
final
two
markers
in
the
second
half
at
60
and
75
minutes
to
insure
the
win
Olympics
won
the
associa
association
¬
tion
title
last
year
defeating
Quesnel
2
1
in
overtime
PG
Fab
put
on
another
good
over
Fulham
and
completed
a
remarkable
rise
to
soccer
star
stardom
¬
dom
by
the
shy
21-year-old
who
must
now
rank
as
a
bargain
buy
at
40000
about
show
to
win
its
second
game
of
the
year
PG
Fab
is
made
up
of
many
players
of
last
100000
The
Scottish
Cup
final
at
Glasgow
saw
Celtic
beat
Airdrie
3
1
West
Ham
purchased
Taylor
last
October
from
Fourth
Divi-
Olympics
take
it
on
the
chin
sion
club
Rochdale
Previously
the
young
centre
forward
had
been
an
apprentice
with
Pres
Preston
¬
ton
North
End
but
had
been
allowed
to
go
because
it
was
felt
he
was
too
small
and
light
It
was
not
until
early
this
year
that
Taylor
played
his
first
full
game
in
the
West
Ham
senior
side
and
he
took
his
chance
brilliantly
scoring
twice
to
put
his
team
into
the
cup
semi
finals
Taylor
produced
a
repeat
performance
last
month
when
he
put
two
goals
past
Ipswich
to
earn
West
Ham
its
place
in
the
final
and
then
incredibly
he
did
it
again
Saturday
with
his
goals
in
the
60th
and
65th
minutes
Taylors
goals
deprived
exEngland
players
Bobby
Moore
and
Alan
Mullery
the
men
who
had
inspired
Second
Division
Fulhams
brilliant
Cup
run
of
glory
in
the
twilight
of
their
careers
It
was
Moore
who
led
Eng
England
¬
land
to
its
World
Cup
triumph
at
Wembley
nineyears
ago
and
Mullery
also
had
a
long
and
distinguished
international
career
But
Saturday
both
were
overshadowed
by
Taylor
MEMORIAL
CUP
Sherbrooke
blows
lead
KITCHENER
Ont
CP
-Sherbrooke
Beavers
may
never
again
question
the
strength
of
a
Toronto
Mar
lboros
power
play
The
Beavers
representing
the
Quebec
Major
Junior
Hoc
Hockey
¬
key
League
at
the
Memorial
Cup
tournament
for
Canadas
top
three
major
junior
teams
were
leading
the
Marlboros
3
0
early
in
the
second
period
of
the
opening
game
Saturday
night
Then
the
Sherbrooke
penalty
door
opened
and
the
roof
fell
in
John
Smrke
scored
two
power
play
goals
in
succession
to
narrow
the
Sherbrooke
lead
to
3
2
and
Mark
Napier
tied
the
BARRIE
Ont
CP
-
Bar
Barrie
¬
rie
Flyers
are
just
two
games
away
from
winning
their
sec
second
¬
ond
consecutive
Allan
Cup
senior
hockey
title
but
judging
from
the
crowd
support
here
few
fans
care
Only
1187
fans
turned
out
Sunday
night
at
3300
seat
Bar
Barrie
¬
rie
Arena
to
see
the
Flyers
beat
Thunder
Bay
Twins
7
4
and
take
a
2
1
lead
in
the
best
ofseven
national
final
There
were
only
1347
on
hand
Saturday
night
when
the
Twins
scored
a
7
2
win
over
the
Flyers
Barrie
had
won
the
opening
game
on
Friday
8
5
before
a
crowd
of
2517
Now
Thunder
Bay
fans
get
their
chance
with
the
series
moving
there
for
games
Tues
Tuesday
¬
day
and
Wednesday
Further
games
if
necessary
will
be
played
in
Thunder
Bay
Friday
and
Saturday
Coach
Dave
Siciliano
of
Thunder
Bay
promised
the
series
will
go
at
least
to
Friday
Theyre
wrong
if
they
think
they
can
come
to
Thun
Thunder
¬
der
Bay
and
win
two
straight
games
said
Siciliano
We
could
have
won
just
as
easily
as
losing
the
Twins
coach
said
We
had
all
kinds
of
chances
but
we
missed
them
Kent
Ruhnke
who
spent
the
season
playing
college
hockey
in
Toronto
and
joined
the
Flyers
for
the
playoffs
scored
four
goals
Sunday
night
while
Barrie
captain
Corby
Adams
game
at
1215
with
three
sec
seconds
¬
onds
left
in
a
Sherbrooke
pen
penalty
¬
alty
Napier
scored
his
second
goal
of
the
game
at
the
11
minute
mark
of
the
third
period
to
give
the
Marlboros
the
lead
only
to
have
Cher
brookes
Claude
Larose
tie
the
game
at
1931
of
the
third
and
send
the
contest
into
sudden
death
overtime
The
Marlboros
Ontario
Hoc
Hockey
¬
key
Association
Major
Junior
A
series
champions
won
the
game
5
4
on
Lynn
Jorgensons
goal
at
1233
of
the
first
over
overtime
¬
time
Under
the
Memorial
Cup
round
robin
format
the
teams
play
each
other
once
in
the
first
Barrie
rebounds
but
who
cares
added
two
and
Paul
Regan
scored
once
Dave
Vaillant
Bran
Depiero
Tom
Deacon
and
Barry
Hogan
scored
for
the
Twins
who
dominated
play
only
during
the
first
half
of
the
final
period
before
the
Flyers
again
took
over
and
Ruhnke
scored
his
last
two
goals
On
Saturday
Deacon
led
the
Twins
with
two
goals
Brian
Vescio
Chuck
Kelner
Depiero
Dave
Bragnalo
and
Jack
Owchar
scored
one
each
Grant
Moore
and
Don
Pagnutti
scored
tor
Barrie
In
contrast
to
Barries
fight
filled
series
against
St
Johns
Nfld
in
the
Eastern
Canada
final
the
series
here
has
fea
featured
¬
tured
end-to-end
rushing
with
few
penalties
There
were
only
four
minor
penalties
called
Saturday
when
the
Twins
outshot
Barrie
38
23
and
six
minors
were
called
Sunday
when
the
Flyers
had
a
39
35
edge
in
shots
The
series
was
scheduled
to
move
to
Thunder
Bay
for
games
Tuesday
and
Wednes
Wednesday
¬
day
and
if
necessary
Friday
and
Saturday
but
the
Barrie
team
islioping
to
have
the
schedule
put
back
to
the
weekend
Some
players
fear
losing
their
jobs
if
they
have
to
take
off
in
midweek
and
team
lawyer
John
Wrigley
was
preparing
a
petition
to
be
handed
to
Canadian
Amateur
Hockey
Association
officials
today
round
In
tonights
second
game
of
the
tournament
the
penaltyprone
New
Westmins
Westminster
¬
ter
Bruins
of
the
Western
Canada
Hockey
League
take
on
Sherbrooke
in
an
8
pm
EDT
start
at
Kitchener
Memorial
Auditorium
site
of
all
games
in
the
eight
day
tour
tournament
¬
nament
The
Marlboros
are
idle
until
Wednesday
when
they
take
on
the
Bruins
Sherbrooke
coach
Ghislain
Delage
blamed
foolish
penalties
in
the
second
period
for
his
teams
collapse
but
wasnt
about
to
criticize
referee
Murray
Harding
of
the
WCHL
I
dont
want
to
put
the
blame
on
the
referee
he
has
a
job
to
do
Delage
said
He
added
his
team
didnt
hurt
the
Marlboros
with
the
penalties
that
is
hand
out
jarring
checks
where
we
could
have
got
two
minutes
for
something
really
good
Harding
called
36
minutes
in
penalties
in
the
first
period
and
27
more
in
the
second
19
of
them
to
Sherbrooke
The
teams
settled
down
in
the
third
period
and
only
one
Sher
Sherbrooke
¬
brooke
minor
penalty
was
called
Robert
Simpson
scored
two
goals
for
Sherbrooke
and
Mar
Marcel
¬
cel
Brisebois
added
another
to
give
the
Beavers
their
3
0
lead
by
117
of
the
second
period
Nick
Sanza
made
46
saves
in
the
Sherbrooke
goal
while
Toronto
goalie
Gary
Carr
faced
33
shots
It
took
the
Marlboros
23
games
in
35
days
to
win
their
league
championship
and
coach
George
Armstrong
believes
the
pressure
packed
playoff
rounds
may
have
given
his
team
a
slight
edge
over
Sherbrooke
Weve
been
there
before
Armstrong
said
after
the
game
referring
to
his
teams
ability
to
come
back
from
a
first
period
deficit
Were
more
used
to
the
pre
pressure
¬
ssure
and
it
was
perhaps
a
lit
little
¬
tle
disadvantage
to
Sher
Sherbrooke
¬
brooke
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at
the
game
was
only
3162
far
below
the
5000plus
capacity
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years
tournament
at
Calgary
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OPEN
ALL
DAY
SATURDAY
3633-
15th
Ave
562
1337
Free
Safety
Inspection
BC
Certified
Mechanic
Take
this
terrific
opportunity
to
improve
your
game
with
Canadas
master
pro
A
member
of
the
Canadian
Sports
Hall
of
Fame
Stan
Leonard
was
twice
winner
in
World
f
Cup
Matches
and
has
numerous
other
major
wins
and
honours
to
his
credit
A
high
level
of
professionalism
and
dedication
to
good
golfing
has
made
Stan
Leonard
a
leader
in
competition
and
as
a
consultant
Register
now
for
any
one
of
these
three
three
day
golf
clinics
at
the
Lodge
Sunday
May
25
or
Sunday
June
1
or
Wednesday
June
4
You
get
3
nights
accommodation
3
breakfasts
and
dinners
3
days
unlimited
golf
3
days
golf
clinic
instruction
presentation
films
from
the
Wide
World
of
Golf
by
Stan
Leonard
A
social
program
is
also
organized
with
receptions
steak
B
B
Q
etc
All
Inclusive
rates
158
50
per
person
based
on
double
occupancy
Single
Accommodation
223
00
Extra
nights
available
at
3950
per
person
Limited
Numbers
Accepted
So
Book
Early
For
reservations
please
contact
Miss
Islay
Cox
Sales
Office
A
CN
Hotel
Jasper
Park
Lodge
PO
Box
40
Jasper
Alberta
Phone
403
852
3301