Sherbrooke daily record, 2 juillet 1968, mardi 2 juillet 1968

[" Three are killed *\" holiday weekend accidents (Page 3) Weather Wednesday mainly sunny.Cool.Winds southwest IS with gusts to 25 today and west 15 Wednesday.High today and low tonight 75 and 50.0\\»P «5 1* okeDailuBecod i r\\ t * Established 1897 Price: 10 cents SHERBROOKE.QUEBEC S?1968 Seventy-second year Servicemen support Gervais Larose to demand recount r> K N c Sherbrooke's Creditiste can didate Adelard Larose today takes steps to contest final results of the federal elections in Sherbrooke.Mr.Larose, who lost the election to Liberal Paul Gervais after the service vote was counted, is applying for a judicial recount before the Courts here.He is represented by two lawyers from Montreal whose names are not yet known and Bart Durand of Lake Megantic.The Creditiste candidate claims that there were a number of \u201cirregularities\u201d at the polls during election day, that there were persons working at proper qualifications to do so.the polls who did not have the He also says there was a substantial number, 580, of rejected ballots.Returning officer Denis Pro-teau on Monday released the official number of votes for Sherbrooke candidates following the Armed Forces vote.News in.brief Rate drops OTTAWA (CP) - The Bank of Canada\u2019s official lending rate drops today to seven per cent from 7%, a predictable reduction following four increases within the last year.The central bank announced Monday the change would be made \u201cin view of the improvement in Canada\u2019s foreign exchange position.\u201d In Cuba MIAMI, Fla.(AP) - A Northwest Airlines jetliner hijacked over Florida returned from Cuba early today but its 87 passengers remained behind in Havana.Kenneth Biaggi, spokesman for the airline, said the plane returned with only its seven-member crew.He said he did not know why the passengers remained in Havana.Coaipromise OTTAWA (CP) \u2014 The St.Lawrence Seaway Authority signalled a slight easing Monday in its stand against any wage increase for its striking workers that would amount to more than 12 per cent over two years.The authority said in a statement that a \u201ccompromise between 12 and 13 per cent might be justifiable\u201d to relieve losses being suffered as a result of the strike.Caa sit up MONTREAL (CP) \u2014 Gaétan Paris was able to sit up and eat normally only three days after he received the healthy heart of a 23-year-old man and became Canada\u2019s second heart transplant patient.A bulletin issued at 5:30 p.m.Monday by officials of the Montreal Heart Institute said Mr.Paris, 49, an electrical designer from suburban Laval, had been moved to a special sterilized room for the duration of his convalscence, which is expected to last several weeks.Last beer TORONTO (CP) \u2014 Ontario drinkers are draining their last beer bottles while no settlement to a brewery strike-lockout is in sight.Stocks of beer are running low across the province as the strike enters its 12th day Peter O\u2019Dowd, an official of the United Brewery, Flour.Cereal, Soft Drink and Distillery Workers of America, said Monday no talks are planned with Molson\u2019s Breweries Ontario Ltd To date there are 15,301 for Gervai^ 15,178 for Mr.Larose, 5,921 for Dr.Alexandre Kindy, Progressive Conservative candidate; and 1,556 for Jean-Paul Blouin, New Democratic Party candidate.Mr.Gervais leads Mr.Larose with a majority of 123 votes.Mr.Proteau said that a judicial recount can be obtained if Mr.Larose can prove that some deputy returning officer in one of the polls made a mistake.Mr.Larose has four days in which to have an affidavit signed which proves a discrepancy.Mr.Proteau says it will take six days before Mr.Gervais can be officially declared elected.On Saturday, Mr.Larose sent his son, Henri Paul and a Montreal High School teacher, Yvan Trainville who is part of the Larose team, to Ottawa to receive confirmation of the results.\u201cIf the judicial procedure doesn't give satisfaction then I will contest the election completely,\u201d said the Creditiste candidate.He added that he had the support of Sherbrooke\u2019s civic and religious representatives.Real Caouette, leader of the Ralliement des Creditistes said in an interview at his home Saturday that an official recount will be sought by the party in Sherbrooke.Mr.Caouette said his party was seeking a recount here because 589 votes had been rejected in the riding.\u201cThis was very high, we feel we have a good chance to take the riding,\u201d he added.Mr.Gervais, when asked what were his plans, if Mr.Larose contests the election results, replied simply that this was the Creditiste candidate\u2019s affair.\u201cI\u2019m not worried in the least.\u201d \u201cI was always confident that the service vote would be favorable,\u201d Mr.Gervais told the Record in an interview Saturday, just minutes after he heard the news.Mr.Gervais had his ear glued to the radio waiting for Saturday's results.Seconds after the news was announced, his phone began to ring and, added Mr.Gervais at mid-morning, \u201cit hasn\u2019t stopped yet.\u201d \u201cThe minute I hang it up \u2014 it starts again .they're not all journalists .they're friends and well wishers.\u201d Mr.Gervais said he was pleased that Sherbrooke riding was on the government\u2019s side.He said this was the first time that this has occurred within six or seven years.In 1958 Maurice Allard was elected on the Diefenbaker ticket but later severed relations with the Progressive Conservative party.Mr.Gervais said that on the national level, he will contri- bute towards getting enacted the items on Prime Minister Trudeau\u2019s program.\"I am happy to be part of the team that Trudeau formed \u2014 the team that the majority of Canadians favored.\u201d Mr Gervais said that he was sure of being elected with the Armed Forces vote.He said he ktiew the armed services vote would favor a party that could form a majority government.With Mr.Gervais elected the Liberals increased their Commons strength by one seat to 154 on the basis of the Armed Forces vote.This reduces the Creditistes standing to 14.During election night\u2019s recount, Larose led over Gervais by 71 votes.However, on Friday after a three-count check, the returning officer announced that Larose\u2019s 71-vote majority had been slashed to 32.15 yU L; )\u2022\t\u2022 *1 ¦ SrJ .k*\u2018 \u2022« + III\t\u2014 4\t5\t6\t7\t8 \t\u2014\t\u2014\t\u2014\t \t\t\t\t\u2014\t 1b\t\t\t\t cirais of swine 48\tAthena 49\tHigh in stature 51\tBe borne 52\tOne who (suffix) 53\tDomestic slave 56\tHostelry 57\tSuffix 58\tLetter of alphabet 9\t10\tn ÏV\t¦\t' \t\t \t\u2014\t 4?'4a 1\u2014\t49 \t 8°\t 63\t DOCTOR\u2019S MAILBAG X Rays of Little Use Diagnosing Liver Cancer By WAYNE G BRANDSTADT, M D.OBITUARIES SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD.TUES .JULY X, 1968 S Q\u2014What would cause a person's liver to become enlarged?Blood tests show some evidence of liver damage.Do these conditions correct themselves in time?A\u2014Common causes of liver enlargement are valvular heart disease with decompensation.early cirrhosis of the liver i in the late stages the liver shrinks).Banti\u2019s disease isplenic anemia), bronze diabetes.chronic hepatitis, tumors of the liver and fatty changes in the liver.If your liver function tests show iiver damage, it is important to discover w\u2019hich disease is causing the trouble, then treat the cause.Q\u2014Is X-ray the only way of discovering cancer \u2019 of the liver?How fast does it spread?Can the liver be replaced?Can cancer of the liver be cured?A\u2014X-ray is of little use in the diagnosis of cancer of the liver because soft tissues do not stop the X-rays.The diagnosis is made by removing a small core of liver tissue and examining it under a microscope.Scanning the liver with a Geiger counter after a dose of a radio-active isotope has been given is another valuable diagnostic method.Although liver transplants have been done with some de- gree of success, the operation is still considered experimental.There is no cure for cancer of the liver but some new treatments have added to the victim\u2019s comfort and prolonged his life.The rate of growth of these cancers is unpredictable.Q\u2014Is there any relief for jaundice?Will I have to stay on a special diet?A\u2014Calamine lotion with phenol may be used to relieve the itching, which is usually the most troublesome symptom.Two new drugs, cholestyramine (Cuemid) and meth-androstenolone ( D i a n a b o 11 taken bv mouth, will also relieve the itching but only if it is caused by the jaundice_ There are many causes of jaundice and it is important to discover the cause and eliminate it.Diet may be a part of the treatment in some cases.q\u2014What foods are rich in iron?A\u2014In the order of greatest concentration of iron they are : liver, oysters, red meat, spinach arid other greens, enriched bread and eggs.(Newspaper enterprise Assn.) Please send your questions and comments to Wayne G.Brandstodt, MV., in care of this paper.While Dr Brandstodt cannot answer indi-ridual letters, he will answer letters of general interest in future columns.Abbotsford couple is honored on Iweniy-fiflh wedding anniversary ABBOTSFORD \u2014 A surprise party was held at the home of Mr.and Mrs.Bruce Thompson on June 15 to commemorate the twenty-fifth wedding anniversary of Mr.and Mrs.Gordon Coates.The couple was asked to attend the party for friends and, on arriving at the Thompson home, the honored couple was met at the door and Mrs.Thompson pinned a corsage on the bride, Mrs.Coates and Mrs.Donald Neil, Granby, a boutonniere on the groom.The couple was escorted to the dining room where about 40 relatives and friends awaited their arrival.Bruce Thompson acted as master of ceremonies.The house was beautifully decorated with spring flowers and silver 25th.The dining table was covered with a lovely lace banquet cloth and centered with a three-tier wedding cake, topped with a silver 25, a gift from their children, William Coates, son and Sandra and Curtis Bennett, daughter and son-in-law, and silver can-délabra and candlesticks.A delicious buffet supper was served and the couple was presented with a silver coffeecar-afe.Mr.and Mrs.Coates expressed thanks for the gift and the delightful party.The evening was spent in dancing and singing.Pictures were taken with attendants of 25 years ago, bridesmaids, Mrs.Wm.Watson, sister of the g.oom and Eric Jones, best-man, brother of the bride.Guests attend ng were from Abbotsford, Granby, West Brome, Sawyerville, Bury, Greenfield Park and Montreal.Moe's River Mr.and Mrs.Forrest Aid-rich have returned to their home in Lebanon, N.H., after having spent a week and a half with Mrs.Evelyn Hasel-tine.Mrs.Vincent Young, of Sawyerville, was a weekend guest at the same home.GORDON HALL OF OSHAWA, ONT., Formerly of Maple Hill OSHAWA, Ont.\u2014 Following a lengthy sickness the death occurred on May 26 at the Osh-awa General Hospital, of Gordon Hall.322 Adelaide Avenue East.He was in his 84th year A son of the late William and Isobel Hall, the deceased was born at Maple Hill.A carpenter by trade, he was employed by Oshawa Wood Products Limited prior to his retirement in 1953 He was a member of Kingsview United Church and of the Canadian Order of Foresters.Mr Hall is survived by his wife, the former Beatrice Annie Wilson; two daughters.Mildred Wilson, Oshawa and Fern, Mrs.G.Carothers.Willowdale, and two sons.Leslie Hall, of Oshawa and Gordon Wilson, of Port Credit.Also surviving are a sister, Mrs.Mabel Thompson, Leeds, and nine grandchildren The funeral sendee held at the Mclntosh-Anderson Funeral Home on May 29 was conducted by Rev.L.W.Herbert, assisted by Rev.Frank Little of Kingsview United Church.Interment was in Mount Lawn Cemetery.The pallbearers were Lloyd Reiner and William Ewart and four grandsons, Bruce Wilson, Stanley Hall.Richard Carothers and Gordon Carothers.Among those from a distance who attended the funeral were Mr.and Mrs.William Hall, of East Angus: Mrs.Murray Nugent, Leeds; Mrs.Lloyd Thompson, Montreal; Mr.and Mrs, Norman Hawley, Montreal: Mr and Mrs.Lloyd Reiner, Rexdale, Ont.MRS.BEATRICE SEVEIGNY OF RICHMOND, Formerly Of Eaton RICHMOND - The death of Mrs.Beatrice E.Seveigny, widow of the late Oscar Seveigny, Birchton, occurred at the Wales Home, Richmond, on May 30, 1968.Mrs.Seveigny was oorn January 31, 1890, daughter of the late Charles and Janet Parker Cobleigh.She attended school in Eaton Corner and Cookshire Academy.On October 18, 1911, she married the late Oscar Seveigny, who died in 1931, and lived for some years in Sherbrooke, Toronto and Montreal.For the past four years she had been a resident at the Wales Home.Mrs.Seveigny is survived by her three children, Eva, Mrs.Harry Lindley, Barre, Vt.; Howard, Middleton, Ohio; and Oscar (Bud), Thetford Mines; also six grandchildren, and one great-granddaughter.She was predeceased by two sisters, Eva, Mrs.Robert Mac-Rae, Bury, and Miss Ina Cobleigh.Rev.Harry Lindley officiated at the funeral service, which took place in the R.L.Bishop Funeral Chapel, Sherbrooke, on June 1, at ten a.m.Interment was at Eaton Cemetery.MISS SHIRLEY MCDONALD OF SHERBROOKE Formerly of Lake Meganfic The death of Miss Shirley MacDonald occurred on May 22.1968.at the Montreal Neuro^ logical Institute, after a brief illness She w as the only daughter of Mrs David R MacDonald.and the late David MacDonald of Lake Megantic.Born in St.Johnsbury.\\t .on Sept 16.1922.she resided in the United States until the age of 12.when the family moved to Lake Megantic.She is surv ived by her moth er, one brother, Lloyd of Montreal, who was able to be with her to the end and several other relatives.The deceased graduated from the Lake Megantic High School, then attended business school.She joined the staff of the Bank of Nova Scotia, first as teller, then as assistant accountant for many years, residing in Sherbrooke until the time of her illness and subsequent death.Miss MacDonald was a faithful member and worker of Grace Chapel.Her sunny disposition won her a host of friends.The remains were brought to Lake Megantic where the funeral service was held at St.Andrew's Presbyterian Church on May 25 at 1:30 p.m.The service was conducted by Rev.R.Rowat, assisted by Mr.Andrew Patton, Guelph, Ont.Hymns sung were The Lord's My Shepherd and Safe in the Arms of Jesus.Mr.Patton rendered the solo.Sometime We ll Understand.Mrs.Dan Mathe-son was organist.The church was filled with friends and relatives.Bearers were Dr.Paulette, Joe Cass, Percy LeGallais, Dr.Kimoff, Bob Beckwith and Harold Munkittrick.Ushers at the church were Jim Wood and Donald Morrison.Interment took place in the Echo Vale Cemetery.Friends and relatives attending were from Milan, Scots-town.Bury, Cookshire, Lennox-ville, Sherbrooke, Ryegate, Vt., Springfield, Mass., Dollard des Ormeaux and Guelph, Ont.MRS.CAROLINE HASKETT, OF INVERNESS INVERNESS - A highly respected resident, Mrs.Caroline Patterson Haskett died suddenly at her home here on May 28.Mrs.Haskett, who appeared to be in her usual health, had been at church twice on May 26.Mrs.Haskett was born at Rectory Hill on Aug 28, 1883, one of the six children born to the late Joseph Patterson and his wife, Margaret Gallagher.In 1921, she was married to Irwin Haskett, also of Rectory Hill.Two children were born to them; John, who died in infancy, and Lois, who lived with her mother, and gave her the ultimate in care.Many friends and relatives attended the funeral service in St.Andrew\u2019s Church, conducted THE BORN LOSER 'all piwr, r know we eewNP THAToiAiff a*op m éonov ewetev.PCWN A LITTLE tom WITH W RASH-UtMIrUMS! 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S JUU A u BACK IN OTTAWA - Real Therrien looks past the Chateau Laurier to the Parliament buildinos from his office window.Mr.Therrien, recently named to a seven-year term on the Canadian Radio-Television Commission, was a student at the University of Ottawa, but has spent most of his working life in the wild regions of Quebec.(CP Photo I Loner who likes challenge QUEBEC (CP) - Real Therrien, a loner who likes a challenge, has returned to the city of Ottawa where he was a student to be a full-time member of Canada\u2019s new broadcasting regulatory agency.Recently named to a seven-year tenu on the Canadian Radio-Television Commission, the 42-year-old consultant engineer said in an interview that he took on the job \u201cbecause I see in it a tremendous experience and a new challenge to take up.\u201d The commission has replaced the previous Board of Broadcast Governors It has five full-time and 10 part-time members.Mr.Therrien, born in St.Cyrille de Wendover, 45 miles east of Quebec City, in a farming family of seven, has spent much of his working life in Quebec\u2019s wild and sparsely populated regions.This has Quiet radio or muted traffic may be harmful to sleepers OTTAWA (CP) - Low-level sound, like a quietly playing radio or the muted sounds of passing traffic, may be harmful ¦ to sleepers.Using a new high-speed method of analysing the effects of noise on sleeping subjects, this is the preliminary conclusion of a study by National Research Council scientists.The system involves recording brain waves, then playing them back at high speeds so that the changes in their pattern over an eight-hour period can be scanned for meaningful data in less than 10 minutes.The study indicates that a 50-decibel noise level, about that of a quietly playing radio, disturbs sleeping subjects without actually awakening them.It makes them shallow, rather than deep, sleepers and this is known to have harmful effects on health.While the subjects slept, an electroencephalograph recorded their brain waves and the noise level was kept below 85 decibels, the point at which hearing loss can normally be measured.CUTS PAPER WORK The electroencephalograph signals are recorded on magnetic tape rather than the standard chart.The tape then is played back at 50 to 100 times the recording speed and recorded by a sound-level recorder.This retains the key features of the brainwave pattern indicating depth of sleep Dr G.J.Thiessen, head of the acoustics division of NRC\u2019s division of applied physic , says the new method eliminates a by Capt.Warren Joslin, with Mrs Westen Dacres as organist.Hymns sung were Breathe on Me, Breath of God, Jesus Keep Me Near the Cross, and Sun of My Soul.She leaves to mourn her loss, her daughter, Lois, John Leith, who came to the Haskett home in 1930, remaining there since; a brother, Rufus Patterson, Richmond; two sisters, Mrs Louise Craig, Stoneham, and Florence, Mrs.Curt Bennett, Inverness.Among those here to attend the funeral were friends from Jtoneham, Plymouth, N.H., Melbourne, Waterville, Waterloo, Richmond, South Durham, Wakeham, Quebec City, {Sherbrooke, Birchton, Kinnear\u2019s Mills and Thetford Mines The pall bearers were Earl Robinson, Edouard Mercier, Arthur Mimnaugh.Hollis Patterson, Weston Graham and Fred George Interment took place in the family plot in St Stephen\u2019s Cemetery, Rectory Hill large volume of paper work that would have been involved in usual electroencephalograph readings of subjects in eight-hour periods over a number of months.Various stages of sleep have for some time been related to changes in electroence-phalograph patterns.There\u2019s an identifiable wave for drowsiness and several subsequent stages of sleep.The extent to which these sleeping brain waves are interrupted by different types and intensities of sound provides the clues to the effect of noise of which sleepers may be unaware.One such effect is expected to show that psychological damage occurs when noise disrupts dreams.Dreams occupy about one-third of a person\u2019s normal sleep time.They are essential to good mental health and a person deprived of dreams quickly becomes irritable, nervous and in 10 days undergoes personality change.helped to make him the solitary, tenacious individualist he is today.RECALLS BACKWOODS Some of his fondest memories are of these days in the backwoods, where he says Quebec\u2019s most beautiful landscapes can be seen.W h il e pursuing classical studies at the University of Ottawa he became interested in radio and communications in general He went on to take an applied science degree at Laval University and was one of the few who in 1954 were granted such a degree in the specialized field of electronic communications.One of the others that year was Laurent Picard, now vice president of the CBC.During his summers as a student Mr.Therrien matched his passion for communications with a deepening love of the wild by maintaining radio links among the fire-control watch towers of the Lauren-tian Forest Protective Association In the largely-uninha-bited northwest region of Quebec.During this period he met Ida Paquette, who also was working in those regions He married her in 1956.They have no children.In c 0 u n 11 ess canoe and snowshoe trips by day and by night he learned the language of the Montagnais tribe from Indian guides.Although he detests hunting, one of his favorite authors is Ernest Hemingway, the late American novelist who fervently espoused and wrote about it.Mr 'Diemen's early working life was spent with RCA Victor Co.Ltd.in Montreal, then with Quebec Telephone in Rimouski and Sept-lles.Que.Much of his work at RCA involved communications problems of a national nature.FOUNDED OWN FIRM In 1961 he founded his own research a n d development firm in the fields of radio and television broadcasting and telecommunications.In 1965 he was appointed a director of Canadian Overseas Telecommunication Corp., a job he gave up March 15 of Ibis year In 1966 he dabbled briefly in politics.He ran as a Liberal candidate and was defeated by Gaston Tremblay of th : Union Nationale in the June 5, 1966, provincial general elec tion that swept the Union Na tionale into power after six years in opposition.While doing classical studies at Ottawa he won a Grand Prix de Littérature de France and published an essay on the works of Andre Chenier, the French poet.At L a va I University he published a lexicon on the Montagnais Indian s\u2019 lan guage.His f a v 0 r ite sports are skiing, tennis and golf.Bulwer Mr and Mrs.Harold Jordan, St.Thomas, Ont., Mr.and Mrs.Leon Jordan and Mr.M J.Richards, Sutton, Mr and Mrs Ernest Everett and Debbie, of Lennoxville and Mr.and Mrs.Foster Ross, Rothesay, N.B., were guests of Mr Curtis Ross and attended the funeral service for Mrs.Ross.Citr «f MAGOG JACOBY ON BRIDGE In general we favor giving your partner a major suit raise any time your hand calls for it.There is one exception to this.When a game forcing bid has been made and we intend to raise our partner later we will sometimes bid no-trump as a warning against getting to an optimistic slam later on.WEST NORTH (D) A Q 8 6 3 V K Ci J 2 ?A 4 A Q 10 5 EAST 2 A A 9\tA 5 2 ¥ 964\t¥108 7 5 3 ?8 5 2\t?J 10 9 7 6 3 A A 6 4 3 2 A Void SOI Til A K .1 10 7 4 ¥ A ?KCi A K J » 8 7 \tMoth vulnerable\t\t West\tNorth\tEast\tSouth \tl A\tPass\t2 A Pass\t2 NT\tPass\t3 A Pass\t-\u2019I A\tPass\t4 NT Pass\t.r> ?\tPass\t5 A Dble\tPass\tPass\tRdble Pass\tPass\tPass\t Opening lead\u2014A A North had no reason to be ashamed of his opening bid.He had 14 high card points and three honor tricks in the old Culbertson honor trick count.On the other hand his strength was almost all in the red suits and he had bid clubs and his partner forced to game in spades.North decided to bid two no-trump to show a minimum hand.South\u2019s three club call was quite proper and at this point North showed spade support by going to three spades.Had South been really alert he might tiave reviewed the bidding pessimistically and said to himself: \"North has some spade support and he opened the bidding.If he has two aces and both black queens we will have a cinch slam but if he has all this he would not have rebid two no-trump and then given a spade preference.\u201d After that pessimistic review South would have settled for four spades.Unfortunately, South was an optimist, iiis partner had opened the bidding.South was going to go for a slam He Hlackwooded and when North's response showed only one ace South had to settle for a five contract.West was one of those players who wanted everything he could collect.He had listened to the bidding and was sure that he could give his partner a club ruff.West decided to double five spades.Sputh should have seen what was going to happen to him hut sledgehammer bidders never do.South redoubled, to double his loss CANADA PROVINCE OF QUEBEC CITY OF MAGOG Transportation Boord \u2014 Re: Rates - Taxis.PUBLIC NOTICE is here by given to you by the undersigned secretary- Irea.s urcr of this municipality, that the municipal council of this municipality, at its reg ular meeting of June 6th, 1968, has passed by-law No 533 amending by-law No.401: Re: Rates \u2022 Taxis.The rates mentioned in by-law No.533 are the following: \u2022 A: Initial charge for the first half (W) mile, one to four persons, sixty cents (0,60) (Instead of % mile and 0.50).B: For each additional mile or fraction thereof, seven times five (0.08) or thirty-five cents (035) per mile, (instead of six times 0 05).Any person opposed to the said rates must file his op position in writing to the office of the ''Transportation Board\", 880, St-Foy Road, Quebec, P.Quebec.Magog, this 27th day of June 1968.(signed) Jean Paul Lange, Secretary treasurer » * ?A J» * « A A, *.A * *- A lLt»*A.«KA, ÜMNMMI SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, TUES JULY 2, 1963 P 'PeVàOKClid *P Heron who singled also Na-zano moved both runners with a slow bounder to second base-man Sonny Pace Pace had a play only at first getting Na-zario just in time tomo de Leon singled to Testa home from third drive Quebec went down one.two.three in the bottom of the seventh, with both teams scoring m the eighth Pace singled after Felipe grounded out to open the inning A double by Weiczazak put runners on second and third St Onge was WORLD SPORTS Hopke's sacrifice fly to centre drove Yancey home.Chaviano walked Robinson and struckout catcher Don Man ning to retire the side Sherbrooke came back with a run in the top of the seventh, the first allowed by Harden Testa opened the Als half of the seventh with a double to left centre Chaviano moved the Als' mentor to third with a sacrifice bunt.Shortstop An then intentionally walked Testa drove a run home with a sacrifice fly to centrefield Chaviano grounded out to end the inning Quebec came right back in the eighth on Hopke's two-run homer over the rightfield wall Heron had reached first safely on an error to shortstop de Leon Marshal singled in the ninth for Quebec but was left stranded as Chaviano forced pin h hitter Martial Allen to ground out and sent Yancey-down swinging.Chaviano as a result stretch ed his current season's record t) 6-1 while Ray Korn was given the loss for Quebec Coach Nick Testa It'd the way for the Alouettes with a single and a double on three trips to the plate Testa also sacrificeti home a run Als' mentor scored a run and had two RBIs *a earn him a second star behind Chaviano Shortstop Antonio de Leon was the third star, dis playing a f.ne fielding performance as well as authority with the bat Weiczazak played well replacing injured Juan Sabather, going one for three; a double to set up Sherbrooke's insurance sixth run Hopke and Heron were the Indians' big sluggers each hitting twice on three trips to the plate Both singled and homered with Hopke scoring a run and three RBIs Heron scored a pair of runs and picked up a single RBI.Sherbrooke 400 000 Ux 671 Quebec\t100 001 020 480 Korn, Harden (1st) and Ma»-ning; Chaviano and Testa.Denise Paquette, Pete Gauthier win mixed event at Country Club «ma Pierre Gauthier and Denise Paquette emerged the winner in the mixed tournament held at the Sherbrooke Country Club when they posted a 77 gross for the 18-hole event.A field of 94 golfers took part in the tourney held Sunday afternoon In the net section Mr.and Mrs.D.Mascola were the winners with a net of 66 Mr.and Mrs.R.Marois were close with 77.A total of twenty prizes for the low gross and net were presented to the contestas Th°v were presented immediately following the tournament by Russ Marois and Aime Gagnon of the match tournament and Gordon Harmer, club captain.Mr.and Mrs.George Beaulieu took the second gross with 81 while the third gross went to Mrs.F.Couture and L.Ser- re with 88.Mr.and Mrs.Paul Calvert also finished with 88 Mrs.E.Steinrnan and Gordon Budning posted a net 68 for a third while Peter Math and Miss Irene Mailloux had 68'j The honors for fifth gross went to Miss Jessie Hopkins and Aime Gagnon with 89 while Mr.and Mrs.Armand Dussault had 89 also.In case of ties the committee took the back nine score for gross while the low handicap copped the net section.Mr.and Mrs.0 Roulhier won the fifth net with 69 while Mrs.L.Serre and F.Couture had TO'Y Miss Lucienne Jean-Marie and Gordon Harmer posted a 90 to win the seventh otwss Mr.and Mrs.Harry Fowlis had 90 as well, while T Peiu eu and Mrs.R.Roch had 91.Mr.and Mrs.L.Connors finished with 91 for the tenth gross prize 'i V\\ TTTY \\ HAPPY WINNERS\u2014Guy and Mare-Andre Dussault are all smiles as they accept their prizes from Jean MayscnheoJ-dar of Labatt's Brawery af- Y ter winning the two-ball best-ball tournament held Saturday at the Lennoxville Golf and Country Club.They carded a 62 net to cop first place.of Roger Chretien, chairman the tournament committee, is on the right,, t Record photo: Gerry Lemay) St.Louis romps to a 5-1 decision over Guy and Marc.Andre Dussau|, duo LA, Gibson's wild pitch loses record wins Labat, \"Two.ba||-best-ball adulterated bran.ASPIRIN OR DRUG?Harthill testified that he put crushed aspirin into the hoise\u2019s feed, but said in front of Cavalaris, Barnard and independent owner-trainer Douglas M.Davis Jr.that it was Butazolidin.Harthill explained that lie was trying to test Cavalaris by giving him an excuse for he positive finding in the urine test.\u201cIf Cavalaris was looking for an excape hatch, so he wouldn\u2019t be the responsible party, here it was,\u201d Harthill testified Later, Arthur Grafton, a Louisville attorney who woiks for Dancer's Image\u2019s owner Peter Fuller, said enough of the white substance was found in the barn to allow chemical tests to be run.The tests showed the substance was not Butazolidin, Dr.Charles Jarboe, acting dean of the University of Louis-v i 11 e\u2019s pharmacology department, testified that the tests made on the urine samples were not conclusive.Fuller is asking the Kentucky Racing Commission to overturn the stewards' decision disqualifying his horse.MONDAY'S FIGHTS New Orleans-Johnny Brooks.ISb'a.Las Vegas, Nev .outpointed Jerry Pellegrini.147.New Orleans, 10 After Don Drysdale pitched a major league record six straight shutouts and 58 2-3 consecutive s c o rel e s s innings, everyone wondered what he could do for an encore.He could have beaten Bob Gibson when the two clashed Monday night, but he didn\u2019t.Gibson, on the other hand, lost h;s bid for Drysdale's rc cords, allowing a first-inning run on a wild pitch in St.Louis' 5-1 victory over Los Angeles.\u201cI won the game; I\u2019m not disappointed at all.\u201d said Gibson, the Cardinal ace who had hurled five straight shutouts and amassed 47 innings of scoreless pitching.H didn\u2019t take long for Gibson to end the suspense for 54,157 fans at Dodger Stadium.BALL GOES WILD After retiring the first two dodgers in the first inning, he gave up singles to Len Gabnel-son and Tom Haller and, with Ron Fairly at bat, he bounced a pUch past catcher John Edwards for his third wild pitch of the season.Gabrielson scored easily.\u201cIt was all my fault,\u201d Gibson said \u201cIt was a wild fast ball.\u201d \u201cIt\u2019s too bad the way it hap pened; he's a great pitcher,\" commented Drysdale.who was knocked out of the game in the seventh inning.Gibson, however, was around at the finish and picked up his seventh straight victory for a 10-5 record.Drysdale also is 10-5.Gibson lowered his earned run average slightly to 1 13 while Drysdale's ERA rose to 1.46.Elsewhere in the National League, Atlanta Braves defeated San Francisco Giants 5-1.Philadelphia Phillies tropped Chicago Cubs 6-4 and Cincinnati Reds edged Houston Astros 3-2 in 11 innings.Sunday's scores were: St Louis 2 Chicago 6; Pittsburgh 5 Philadelphia 2; New York 1 Houston 0; Atlanta 2 Los Angeles 3; Cincinnati 5 San Francisco 3 Saturday\u2019s results: St.Louis 1 Chicago 10; Atlanta 2 Los Angeles 7; Cincinnati 5 San Francisco 0; Pittsburgh I Philadelphia 0: New York 0 Houston 2.BOYER SUPPLIES POWER Clete Boyer led Atlanta past San Francisco.He doubled and scored in the third inning, then singled across a run in the sixth Relief pitcher Cecil Upshaw rescued starter Phil Niekro in the eighth inning and preserved the Brave victory.Reliever John Boozer got the Phillies out of trouble in the ninth and saved the victory for Chris Short, who at one stretch retired 15 straight Cubs.Boozer retired Glen Beckert on a bases-loaded game-ending grounder after Willie Smith sin gled home two runs againsi Gary Wagner.Tommy Helms sent Tony Perez home with the winning run with a sacrifice fly in the 11th inning for Cincinnati's victory over Houston.Perez walked, stole second and continued to third on John Bateman's wild throw.The Astros\u2019 Dave Giusti blanked the Reds on three hits until the ninth when they rallied for two runs and a tie.Guy and Marc-André Dussault captured the Labatt \"Two-ball best-ball\" tournament Saturday afternoon at the Lennoxville Golf and Country Club They combined a gross 62, 10 under par.The victors were one stroke up on second place finishers, the team of Allan Giard and Raymond St.Cyr The two finished with a 63, tied with the team of Claude Denoncourt and C.Crosby.BASEBALL LITTLE LEAGUE TONIGHT':» GAMES The duo of Guy and Marc-Andre Dussault succeeded last year\u2019s winning combination of Guy Noury and Normand \u201cTi-Noinrne\" Dusault.After nine holes, the winning Dussault combination was nine under par.At 64, eight under j>ar, tied were L Boudreau anti B.McLeod.Fern and Gilles Bourbon niere.Bill Fuller and Lloyd Humbert.Three teams were // tied for fourth spot at 65; L and C Beaudrey, C.Wagner and S.Smith and Bill Gorham and Steve Hawkes coming in with a 65 also.Ken Copeland and Havey Andrews completed the prize winning list one stroke behind with a gross 66.Lynn Maysenholder.Labatt representative, awarded the prizes following the event The tournament was termed a success by its organizers Mickey Mantle wi II be in his usual All-Star spot Twins at Yankees Red Sox at Indians (Lennoxville) Dominion Day track meet sees three records cracked and another tied TORONTO (CPI \u2014 A small crowd of 2,500 watched Canada's track and field athletes crack three Canadian records and tie another in Monday\u2019s Dominion Day track meet.Bill Crothers of Toronto, Canada's top 880-yard runner who put up $10,000 for the meet, said he was disappointed with the turnout.\"There sure could have been more people.I lost about $t,-000.\" ¦\"Admission was $2 a person Highlight of the meet was the men\u2019s high jump won by 20 year-old Wilf Wedmann of Simon Fraser University, Burn by, B.C., who cleared 6 feet, lO'i! inches to better his own Canadian record of 6-10'4 Wedmann nicked the pole three times in attempting to become the first Canadian ever to clear seven feet \u2022 \u2019\u2022I'll take it just a little bit at a time but Ml get there.\" he said as his coach pumped his hand in celebration ADDS TO RECORD Mike Cairns of Calgary added more than six feet to his Canadian hammer throw record with a heave of 196-10.Two of his throws were more than 200 feet but on each he fouled out.Bill Heikkilla of Toronto, a 23 year-old ahlete with a masters degree in physical education.tossed the javelin 146-1 to better his record by one inch.Heikkila said the wind bothered him.\u2018Tve thrown 157 feet and I would have liked to have done about that right here in my home town.\" Bob McLaren of Victoria, B.C., equalled the Canadian native record in the 440-yard hurdles with a time of 52 seconds.One of Canada's brightest hopes for a gold medal at the summer Olympics in Mexico.George Puce of Toronto, was pleased with his discus mark ul 194-9'4, about 16 feet off his record.The 27-y e a r -o Id.255 pound veteran said he wanted to peak in September to be prime for the Olympics.Puce, rated among the top three discus throwers in the weld, has thrown 223 feet in practice.The world's record is 218-4, held by Jay Sylvester ul the United States WELL OFF RECORD In the track events, Crothers was a good two yards in front uf Ergas Leps of Toronto when he hit the tape in 1:49.1 in the 880 The time was well off Crother s record of 1 46 8.In the mile.Dave Bailey of Toronto was first in 4:01.1 He trailed Rayomd Haswell of Ed monton until the final 880 yards when he took the lead 4and kicked down the straight to win easily.However.Bailey was well short of his Canadian record of 3:57.7 set last year Sprinter Irene Piotrowski ul Vancouver won the 100- and 200-yard dashes but the times were well shurt of her Canadian record LITTLE LEAGUE STANDINGS Indians\t11\t8\t2\t1 Red Sox\t10\t6\t4\t0 Yankees\t11\t6\t5\t0 Tigers\tII\t6\t5\t0 Orioles\t11\t5\t4\t2 Senators\t12\t4\t8\t0 White Sox\t12\t4\t8\t0 Twins\t11\t3\t8\t0 PROVINCIAL LEAGUE LAST NIGHT'S GAMES Sherbrooke 1, Granby 2 SUNDAY'S GAMES Quebec 10, Plessisville 5 Drummondville 2, Granby 4 Qeubec 4, Sherbrooke 6 Plessisville 10, Drummondville Granby I, Thetford 7 TONIGHT'S GAMES Granby at Plessisville Drummondville at Thetford Quebec at Lachine PROVINCIAL LEAGUE \tw\tL\tPet.\tGbl.Thetford\t16\t6\t.727\t__ Sherbrooke\t14\t10\t583\t3 Granby\t13\t12\t520\t4Vj Quebec\t13\t13\t500\t5 Plessisville\t1?\t13\t480\t5 V* Drummondville\t9\t12\t429\t6'/» Lachine\t7\t10\t,280\t10'/7 national\tLEAGUE\t\t\t BOSTON (AIM \u2014 Aging Mickey Mantle of New York Yankees will take his usual place with the American League All Stars.But such super stars as Al Kaline and Frank Robinson will be missing in the annual classic with the National League July I in Houston.Mantle, whose 529 homers rank him fourth in the all time home run derby, was named to the all-star team for the 16th year Monday as manager Dick Williams completed his 25-player squad.Williams, rewarded with the American League managerial berth for leading Boston lied Sox to the 1967 pennant, mostly followed the players' voting in filling his bench The fourth, fifth and sixth big gest vote-getters in Ihe outfield balloting were chosen.They were Tony Oliva of Minnesota Twins, hot-hifting Ken liar rel son of Rod Sox and young Rick Monday of Oakland Athletics.V- Kaline, the Detroit Tigers slugger who had been sidelined with a broken arm.was not named to the all-star team for the first time since 1954.He re turned to action Monday night.Robinson, Baltimore's 1966 Triple Crown winner, has been plagued by injuries this season.BACK KILLEBREW Mantle and Boog Powell the Orioles were chosen ns back up first basemen for starter Harmon Killebrw of the Twins.Dave Johnson of Baltimore was chosen as the No 2 second baseman behind Rod Carew af Minnesota.Hatley Marina Reg'd SALES ERVICE TORAGE Johnson Motors and Grew Boats Paceship Sailboats Tel.North Hatley 1 842 2766 Open Day and Night MONDAY'S GAMES St Lovil 5, Los Angeles t Cincinnati 3.Houston 1 Atlanta S.San Francisco 1 Philadelphia 6.Chicago < Chicago 6, daitlmore 3 AMERICAN LEAGUE MONDAY'S GAMES Minnesota 1, Cleveland 4 Oakland 0.Houston 4 California I.Dethrolt 5 New York I\tWashington 1 HARNESS if SHERBROOKE EXHIBITION GROUNDS 1\tWed.and Sat.night 7 45 p.m.Sunday night, 7.45 p.m.On Wednesday, LADIES\u2019 NIGHT Ladies admitted for SOc General admission: - $1.25 \u2014 Admission to Club HouTè $1.00 Fully Licensed -.0 SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, TUES., JULY 2, 1968 Abe Campbell wins in 2:05 3/5 for new record Top crowd of 1,342 wagers $47,540 on Sunday, photos needed for eight races BLANKET FINISH \u2014 Whispering Adio, (3), is seen getting under the wire ahead of four other horses in a blanket finish in the first race at the local track Sunday evening.Windsor Way, (1), with Bill Lancaster driving, was second with Gordon Adamson's Abe Kent, (4), third, Miss Mcodow Rose, (7), fourth and Miss Supreme, (8), fifth.ILt was that way all evening as pictures were required in every heat except the main dash won by Abe Campbell.(Record photo.Ron Jenne) It was \u201cPhoto Night\u201d Sunday evening at the Sherbrooke Race Track when pictures were required to determine the winners in nine of the ten dashes on the card.In the first five races they were necessary to determine the winners in each class.While in the other four they were required to pick the place and show winners.It was the first time for years so many pictures were necessary as all races were very close at the finish.The crowd of 1,342 Sunday evening shoved the sum of $47,-540 through the betting windows for one of the better nights of the current season.Every race was a battle from the start to the finish as the drivers were really teaming their steeds the whole way.In the main dash on the card a new life-time record was set by the winner, Guy Jutras\u2019 Abe Campbell, when Gilles\tJutras teamed home the winner in 2:05.3 to cop the honors.It was a three-horse battle between ?RACES 1ST.RACE \u2014 PACE Purse; SJ00.00 1\u2014\tCASSIE D\tA.\tLaliberte 2\u2014\tSPRING DIRECT\tA.Rouleau 3\u2014\tMR.BING EXPRESS A.Morin 4\u2014\tADDIE MAJESTY\tF.\tSt.Denis 5\u2014\tCOORVA\tN.\tLachance 6\u2014\tNORTHWOOD DIANA G.Beauchemln 7\u2014\tMIGHTY COUNSEL\tR.Jutras 8\u2014\tTIMELY STORY JR.\tN.Paquet 2ND RACE \u2014 PACE Purse: *200.00 of the evening when $90 30 was picked up for the combination of Chuck Peters and Norma\u2019s Dream.The winner paid the top price of the night for a winner, $20.50.On Saturday evening it was the \u201cMudder\u2019s Night\u201d and they took over.The prices were high as the long-shots took over.Big Andy and Flying Easy formed the double and $89 30 was picked up.The first quinella of the winner, Beatle Mir and wich 2 06 and Beatle Mir 2:08 1.Baby Sandwich.\tIt was one of the best races at Claude Grenier with Beatle the track for some time.Mir, getting away from the The slowest time of the eve-fifth spot, staged a fight with ning was registered in the Andre Rouleau and Baby Sand- fourth for two and three year wich for the lead.At the quar- olds.They went the distance in ter Beatle Mir was caught on 2:15.1.In the third it was 2:13.2 the outside but on the grand- for the trotters, while in the stand turn managed to make tenth the field went in 2:14.3 the top.The field was clocked with the rest all hovering in 1:02.3 at the half.\taround the ten and eleven During this time Abe Camp- mark, bell was back in fourth posi- The double opened the eve- The Great Chief and Sim Byng tion in the rear of the two ning with a bang when five of paid $29 63 while in the seventh leaders and Lefebvre\u2019s Tom the eight horses were all it was Go Hanover and Eddie's Lucky.On the back stretch caught at the dire in a blan- Mike and $55.10 was collected, he commenced to move and at ket finish.Whispering Adio was the three-quarter Abe Camp- the winner after the photo.In bell passed the two leaders and the second it was another re-from then on it was a battle peat with the photo-finish show-between Baby Sandwich and ing Buster Huckins and Abe Campbell.\tG.M.W.C.emerging the win Moving into the home-stretch ner.The double paid $40.50.\t_\t.\t, it was Abe Campbell out in In the fourth it was North- Doc formed the winning corn-front with Baby Sandwich try- wood Ginger and Blue Valley bination ami $75.50 was paid to ing to catch him but Gilles Jut- Boy and $35.60 was collected, winning ticket holders.It was a ras had too much horse and In the seventh the favorites tough evening all around as the finished strong.Beatle Mir pull- came home in front with track was very muddy after a ed in third after setting the Strong Pick and Desmond\u2019s heavy rain during the day and early pace.The winner was Son and $10.40 was paid.The r ^ evenir>g which didn help timed in 2:05.3 with Baby Sand- tenth was the biggest payoff the outcome at all.The winner paid $52 60 on the nose.In the tenth, five of the eight his starters broke and this changed the whole outcome of the dash.Mighty Clarisse and Dickory Olympics drop 10-7 decision t to Athletics Drummondville Athletics nip- , pcd the Sherbrooke Olympics 10-7 Sunday night in Drummondville to continue on theii way to winning their fourth consecutive Quebec Lacrosse League championship.Drummondville earned their win by scoring eight goals in the first twenty minutes, while defensively shutting - out the Olympics.Coach Blouin last night combined forwards Miche Blanchard and Alain Lavaren-ne with defensemen Gilles Goulet and Jacques Houle to hold the locals in check during the first period.Again, Drummondville\u2019s \u201cMr.Lacrosse\u2019\u2019 Ron Ward led the w»v for the A\u2019s.scoring four goals and assisting on another uacques Home, Alien and Rick Herrington, Pierre-Paul Blouin, Alain Lavarenne and Pierre Henaire completed the scoring for Drummondville.For Sherbrooke, Doug Carpenter, Remi Fleury, John Mc-Lennon, Guy Hubert, John Hansen and Robert Cusson all scored.Quebec Lacrosse League action continues Thursday evening when the front-running Drummondville Athletics travel to Sorel and Caughnawaga goes against Valleyf i e 1 d.Sherbrooke\u2019s next game is at home on Sunday when the Olympics meet Caughnawaga.Monday's Stars Htching \u2014 Mickey Lolich, Tigers, hurled a f i v e -h i 11 e r, walked none and struck out 14 as Detroit beat California Angels 5-1 and maintained a 7M>-game lead in the American League.WINNER \u2014 Dick Carmody of California is seen accepting the Royal Montreal Trophy from H.Gordon MacNeil, president of the PQGA, after winning the Quebec Open.On the left is Claude Dufour, who was the top amateur in the tournament just three strokes behind the winner with 208.On the right is Gaston Dalpe, vice-president of Carling's Brewery, co-spon-sors of the tournament.1\u2014\tBLUE WATERS\tR-\tDuclos 2\u2014\tJOHNNY HARBOR\tW.Mosher 3\u2014\tMISS MIRONAC\tC.Grenier 4\u2014\tRIDE'S SCAMP\tR.\tJutras 5\u2014 ADIO SIERRA\tS.Kl< 2 A\u2014CARDINAL BUSTER\tC.\tChabot 7\u2014\tJOEY\tJOHNSON\tD.\tNormardin 8\u2014\tOZARK PLUTOCRAT L.Huckins 3RD RACE \u2014 TROT Purse:\t$200.00 1\u2014\tBORDER VIEW TOM\tA.Laliberte 2\u2014\tLORENZ VONIAN\tA.\tFontaine 3\u2014\tFIREWATER\tF.\tSt.Denis 4\u2014\tFEDOR DICK\tR.\tPerreault 5\u2014\tSTAR\tPRINCE\tC R.\tNormandin 6\u2014\tPRIORY ABBEY\tD.\tMcArthur 7\u2014\tBOBBIE JOE VOLO\tN.\tPotvin 6_STORMY PAN AM\tR.\tDuclos 4TH RACE \u2014 PACE Purse:\t$175.00 1\u2014\tDAVIES DREAM\tGuy\tJutras 2\u2014\tTHUNDER SCOTT J.P.Normandin 3\u2014\tGOOSE EXPRESS\tN.Lachance 4\u2014\tJANET'S PRINCELIKE W.Lancaster 5\u2014\tSEP PINE A\u2014SEP ELKINGTON 7\u2014\tJANE MILLAR 8\u2014\tTl NICK ADIOS ELI: FEDOR'S FURY 5TH RACE - PACE Purse: $175.00 1\u2014\tSARITA GENE G.Beauchemln 2\u2014\tI'M BLUE 3\u2014\tLEONTINE 4\u2014\tALBERTINE CHIPS 5\u2014\tINDIAN'S BEST A\u2014E.Z.KING 7\u2014\tBONANZA C 8\u2014\tTWO MOUNTAIN VERA D.Normandin ELI: BLUE VALLEY BOY W.Mosher ATH RACE \u2014 PACE Purse: $250.00 SUNDAY'S RACES FIRST RACE 3\u2014\tWhispering Adio\t5.40\t3.50\t2.A0 1\u2014Windsor Way\t3.90\t3.30 4\u2014\tAbe Kent\t5.60 TIME: 2:11.4\u2014 Miss Meadow Rose, Miss Supreme, Jessica Book, Dazzle Dean, Sketch.SECOND RACE 6\u2014G.M.W.C.\t12.70\t7.30\t4.40 8\u2014Lucy Spencer\t8.90\t3.90 3\u2014orunella Princess\t2.90 DOUBLE (3 -6) $40.50 TIME: 2:10.4\u2014 Doctor Joe, Lady Leslie, Tarzan White Way, Audrey Loy, Guildo.THIRD RACE 5\u2014\tHelen Ibaf\t4.70\t3.40\t3.40 6\u2014\tMighty Meld\t3.70\t3.90 3\u2014Merry Victory\t4.80 TIME:2:13.2 \u2014 The Mixerm, Trusty Lass, Lynn Ibzaf, High Trend, Yonder Way.QUINELLA (3-2) $10.40 TIME: 2:11.1 \u2014 Katie Dares, Ayer Don Zee, Northwocd Diana, In Chorus.FOURTH RACE 3\u2014 Northwood Ginger\t6.50 3.60 2.50 6-\tBlue Valley Boy\t14.80\t3.10 5\u2014Dudley's Dream\t2.40 QUINELLA\t(3-6)\t$35.60\tEIGHTH RACE TIME: 2:15.1 \u2014 Kito, Cuddle Abe, Gy 6\u2014Adelaide Spring\t8.80 5.60 3.80 Gy Pero, Miss Pero, Carey Kirk.\t8\u2014Maplewood's Pride\t7.80\t3.90 FIFTH RACE\t1\u2014Charmante Windsor\t3.50 4\u2014\tBel River\t9.60 3.60 2.30 TIME: 2.10.1 \u2014 Red Top, Donover 7\u2014\tTiffany Miss\t3.50 2.20 Kory, Hero Pick, Baron Jamie.1\u2014Miss Havana Who\t2.40\tNINTH RACE TIME: 2:11.4 \u2014 Centaur, Titan Galo- 2\u2014Abe Campbell\t10.30 4.50 2.80 phone, Major Victory, Sue Express,\t3\u2014Baby Sandwich\t3.80\t2.60 Stoney Dares.\t5\u2014Beatle Mir\t2 60 SIXTH RACE\tTIME: 2:05.3 \u2014 Ruth Dudley, Tom 4\u2014\tMartyn G Hebert\t9.70\t5.00\t4.70\tLucky,\tForgetful.5\u2014\tCaddy Book\t5.20\t3.70\tTENTH\tRACE 3\u2014Sep Will\t2.90 2\u2014Chuck Peters\t20.50 7.90 4.30 TIME: 2:10:1\t\u2014 Fearless WiCK,\t3\u2014Norma's Dream\ts.60\t4.80 Queen's Lawyer, Dominion\tGoose.\t5\u2014Nancy Goose\t470 SEVENTH RACE\tEXACTA (2-3) S90.J0 3\u2014Strong Pick\t7.20\t3.60\t3.70\tTIME: 2:14.3 \u2014\tBorderview\tPride, \u201c -Desmond's Son\t3.70\t3.40\tEros,\tJusta Mike,\tFedor's\tFur.y,\tr! 6\u2014Abbot Dell 1 10 Sunny Brook.C.Grenier G.Pelletier A.Rouleau R.Jutras j.Beaudette R.Babbln G.Pelletier R.Normandin Guy Jutras R.TrudJ C.Chabot Carmody wins Quebec Open Norman two-strokes off pace N.Lachance R.Jutras R.Belanger W.Mosher W.Lancaster > L.Huckins\t''¦aêu R.Trudel PACE COPS JR.EQUITATION -Judy Clinton is seen with the Claude Smith Trophy after winning the Jr.Equitation Exporta fi lter CIGARETTES MONTREAL \u2014 Californian Dick Carmody, winner of only $50 in 16 PGA tournaments this year, collected the biggest pay cheque of his short pro golf career Saturday with a two-stroke victory at Islesmere in the $12.-000 Quebec Open.Carmody started the day in the lead, fell into a tie with Moe Norman, but emerged from the dogfight with a blitz-of - birdie - birdie - eagle on the back nine to capture the tournament with a four-under 63 and a 54-hole total of 208, eight under par.Norman wound up second with a 69 for the day and 210 for the tournament.Amateur Claude Dufour, playing on ids home course, charged into third place with a sensational 68 for 211 and another American, Pob Boldt, was fourth with 213.Carmody, who came here after missing a berth in the rich Cleveland Open, pocketed $2,- Sandra Post is third and wins $1,800 in cash BALTIMORE (CP) - Sandra Post, 20, a Canadian rookie, has boosted her total winnings on the United States Ladies Professional Golf Association circuit to $7,771 by finishing in third place in the $20,000 Lady Carling Open.Miss Post, of Oakville, Ont,, whe won the LPGA playoff last week, fired a 71 Sunday for a total of 216 to win $1,800.She was two strokes behind winner Kathy Whitworth and one behind second-place finisher Carol Mann.Miss Whitworth, a Texan, is top money winner of the ladies tour with a total of $20,255.Miss Mann has $17,670.500 but won\u2019t qualify automati- Tour \u2014 and most of them pulled cally for the Carling Canadian Tour championship, which is open only to Canadian pros.The leading natives will be awarded points counting toward the Carling title event Sept.13-15.\u201cBobby Boldt talked me into coming here,\u201d said Carmody, a 30-year-old native of Long Beach who now plays out of Palm Springs.\u201cI guess he\u2019s disappointed now.\u201d While Carmody was missing short putts, Norman caught him with birdies on the 10th and 12th holes.But Carmody opened up with birdies of his own at the 14th (eight feet), 15th (25 feet) and a sidehill 40-footer for an for Dufour, who matched his best performance ever on his home course.He challenged the lead at one point, but missed a crucial five-footer and then three-putted the seventh hole for his only bogey.Toronto\u2019s Alvie Thompson, the first round leader, bed for fifth with Dave Clayton of Don-alda, Ont.at 215.Another shot back were Vaughan Trapp and Bobby Cox of Vancouver, Babe Hiskey of the US and Quebec's leading pro, Adrien Bigras of Rosemere.Bigras had a courageous 71.He was extremely nervous and for good reason.En route to eagle on the 16th hole after a the course, he demolished his tremendous 4-wood to the green car in an accident with a truck A gallery of almost 1,000 turn- and although he was unhurt, he ed out in the first decent weath- was visibly upset.Because of er of this tournament \u2014 second the tension his putting was er-stop on the Carling Canadian ratic.Dave Stockton wins Cleveland Open and gets $22,000 for job 1\u2014\tDONALD IBAF 2\u2014\tJIMMY FUND 3\u2014\tCLEVER ADIOS 4\u2014\tARROW IBAF 5\u2014\tJUSTA PICKUP 6\u2014\tCOUNT E LEE 7\u2014\tCHAMP'S BOY 7TH RACE Purse: $250.00 1\u2014\tNORTHWOOD BATTLE R.Bernard 2\u2014\tSTONEY MITE\tN.\tPaquet 3\u2014\tPRINE RIDGE ADIOS L.Veilleux 4\u2014\tGEORGE LEWIS\tA.\tRouleau 5\u2014\tADIOS SHERBROOKE\tC.Chabot 6\u2014\tHAPPY GAL\tL\tBelhumeur 7\u2014\tROY T\tF.St.Denis 8\u2014\tHENRY B IBAF\tF.\tDesrochers 8TH RACE \u2014 PACE Purse: $250.00 1\u2014\tPATAPSCO\tj.P.Lavallee 2\u2014\tMISS JESSIE DIRECT R.Jutras 3\u2014\tGUILDO\tR-\tNormandin 4\u2014\tSATAN\tc.Chabot 5\u2014\tROCKY SPIRIT\tA.Morin 6\u2014\tJULIANA HERBERT\tJ.Lefebvre 7\u2014\tLADIES AIDE 8\u2014\tD3CTO,tVr0aEce - PACE ra^' trio-Arthur Ashe, Clark Graeb- purse: $300.00\tper and coach Dennis Ralston\u2014 1-adelaine spring\tj.\tHauver\tstorming\ton in the hunt for 3\u2014\tmartyn g hebert\tm.\tLeroux\tthe\tWimbledon title.4\u2014\tcarla gallon\ts.Kidd Ashe and Graebner both van- 6\u2014\tchar'mante WINDSOR m.\u201c quished professionals Monday to 7\u2014\tgo hanover\tR.Babbin reach the quarter-finals.Ashe, ioth race \u2014 pace\t0f Richmond, Va., downed Aus- ,-mighty GERRY417\"00 o.Morin tralian John Newcombe the de-2__peggy angus\tc.Grenier fending champion, 6-4, 6-4, 4-0, 3\u2014\tHELEN GOOSE\tN.Lachance j_g g-3 4\u2014\tMEADOW STEWART\tR.\tDuprer\tft u -\tfrom\tNew\tYork 5\u2014\tRE SUNNY brook\tR.\tDuclos\tUraeDncr,\ttrom\tivew\ttoric 6\u2014\tjusta witch\tw.Lancaster City, upset Australian Fred 7\u2014\tVICTORY LAW JR.A.Laliberte Stoue\t7.5, 7.5, BASEBALL LEADERS Ralston, from Bakersfield, National League\tCalif., who can no longer play AB R H Pet.on the Davis Cup team because 211 21 75 .355 he\u2019s a professional, swept aside 314 55 108 .344 Alexander Metreveli of Russia 320 48 101 .316 6-3, 7-5, 6-2.299 44 94 .314 Trop/iy Monday at the Len-noxville-North Hatley Riding and Driving Club annual horse show at North Hatley.Stuart Cass, who is holding Chester, made the presentation.(Record photo: Gerry Lemay) US Davis Cuppers gunning for Wimbledon titles, upset pros WIMBLEDON Eneland (AP) A fourth American went into champion, beat British amateur w Lancaster Th u it l s'tateg Davis Cup the quarter-finals-professlonal Mark Cox, 9-7, 5-7, 6-2, 6-0, to m Paquet the united &ul.at\u201c^,av^vP Ear] j^chholz 0f St.Louis, who gain his place in the quarter fl- vanquished Bob Hewitt of South nais.Africa 6-4, 3-6, 6-2, 6-2.\tKen Rosewall, seeded second, Rod Laver, the Australian top was ousted by fellow-Australian seed and 1961-1962 Wimbledon Tony Roche 9-7, 6-3, 6-3.\t_ Weather is what you make it with irtemp CLEVELAND (AP) - A check for $22,000 made Dave Stockton forget all about the oppressive heat.\"The hot weather bothered me I felt horrible and dizzy,\u201d Stock-ton said Sunday after he won th»' Cleveland open golf tourna ment, his first tour triumph of the year.The Californian staggered home with a one-over par 72, his worst round of the 72-hole event after earlier rounds of 69, 68 and 67.But his 276 total was two strokes better than rookie Bob Dickson of Tulsa.Okla.and eight strokes under par.The first prize money boosted Stockton\u2019s winnings this year to $46,159.He won.two tournaments last season and collected $51 333 Dickson, the 1967 U.S.and British amateur king acd playing only his seventh tourna- ment, picked up $13,200.His biggest check before Sunday was for $835 after he finished in a tie for 46th at the U.S.Open.Roberto de Vicenzo the Snn*h American who finished second in the Masters, fired a 73 toi a 279 total and a tie for third place with PGA titlist Don January.Dead'ocked at 280 were U.S Open champ Lee Trevino, the biash Mexican-American who closed with a 67, the best .score of the day, England's Tony J a e k 1 i n and South African Bobby Cole.At 281, were Frank Beard, Gary Player, Bob Murphy, 1966 winner R.H.Sikes, Kel Nagle and Tommy Aaron.Defending champion Gardner Dickson shot a closing 73 lor 283 while Arnold Palmer posted his .i-u siraignt 71 finishing at 288, 12 strokes back of Stockton.M Alou, Pitt Rose, Cin Flood.StL A.Johnson, Cin Charles, NY Staub, Hous Charles, NY McCovey, SF Millan, Atl Honolulu\u2014Adolph Pruitt,.143, 181 20 56 .309 LoS Angeles, outpointed Fel 284 27 80 313 Pedranza, 144%, Philippines, 181 20 56 .309 ig; jet Parker, 124%, Manila, 225 42 698.307 outpointed Pedro Rodriguez, 252 19 77 .306 124V4, Los Angeles, 10.__ Bolens Sales and Service Rider Tractors and Accessories Garden Tillers, etc.HARRY HUSKY 850 R.R.3 Lennoxvill* Tel.563-5333 POWER MOWERS priced from $69.(guaranteed for one year) Trade-ins accepted.ENGINEERED BY CHRYSLER AIRTEMP CANADA LTD ABLE FOR AS AS - - - LOW $20O.of Tel.864-4255 Now on display at Woolco, and Belvadera 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