Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - May 4, 1973, Winnipeg, Manitoba 50 Winnipeg free press Friday. May 4, 1978 share top Billing Canadian jockeys in limelight Louisville a the1 entry of secretariat and Angle Light was pegged thursday As the even Money favorite for saturday s 99th and richest run Ning of the Kentucky Derby. Both of them just could t be better just bring on Satur d a said Trainer Lucien Laurin a former Montreal Joc key Asho entered the pair. Angle Light owned by de Whittaker of Toronto will be Ridden by John Reg ular on the Ontario circuit and who will ride la Prev Yante for owner Jean Louis of Montreal in today s did Kentucky Oaks. J o cd e y Ron Turcotle of grand Falls n.b., secretariat. Will be on owners of a dozen Colts and Jne gelding plunked Down each to pass the entry Box. If All 13 toss another in the pot to Start the race will Gross the Churchill Downs handicapper rated Sham Proba ble second Choice. Our native Winner of the Flamingo and second by Only a head in last week s Blue grass stakes was listed As third Choice at 8-1 with the entry of my Gallant and Shicky Greene at 10-1. Secretariat Meadow stable s 1972 horse of the year who has already been syndicated for Breeding purposes Drew the no. 10 Post position for the race scheduled to Start at ., cd. Anglo Light will Start from the second stall in the starting Gate while Sham goes from no. 4. Secretariat finished first in 10 straight races including eight stakes before Angle Light handed him his first defeat of the year in the Wood memorial. Entry Day produced Only one Surprise when Arkansas Derby Winner impecunious was left on within minutes the Derby a 13-horse Field for the first time in 13 years. Three of the bag twice Prince and were listed the outsiders at probable Odds of 30-1. Restless Jet was pegged at 20, warbucks and Royal and regal at 15, forego at 12 and the entry of Shecky Greene and my Gallant at 10. My Gallant will have a new jockey. Angel Cordero jr., been scheduled to be in the sad dle but was tagged thursday with a 10-Day new York. Suspension in Anglo Light Bucks a stretch runner will carry Bill Hartack who is seek ing a record sixth Derby Victo How they la line up by. As slowly As entries began they finished with a Rush. Secretariat Derby facts figures Louisville a facts and figures on the 991h running of the Kentucky Derby Satur Day Downs. Miles. Post Cd. Added to nomination and starting fees each for nominations for each of the entries for each starter. 13 Start to Winner a to second to third and to fourth. Of so Arclar lat and Angle Light. Last year s Eidge. Last year s 4-5. Record dancer with temper lures in the 60s. Probable track condition fast. Arcaro unimpressed Knoxville Tenn. A Eddie Arcaro who will miss i first Kentucky Derby in More than 30 years saturday say there in t a standout horse the this year. This is not a Good three year old said Arcaro who Rode five a unlucky Derb winners and was aboard the runner up twice in a Brillian it s hard to explain Why i happens this Way. I suppose it like any other Cycle in sports you know there Are the year of the quarterbacks in Foo the former jockey who Rod in his last Derby in 1961, Sal he has seen secretariat run. No one knows if secretaria can go Ivi Miles. If he can g the distance at the Pace he a run Shorter races hell Imas the superstitious pass Gold bag Louisville a to disciples of the occult Randy Secrest has a doomed horse on his hands. He d be smart to pack his bargain basement Colt and get out of town. I Don t know any horses that can read Tole boards and i Ain t a bit said the Crochet owner Trainer of Gold bag the Long or. 13" in saturday s Ken Tucky Derby. Quartered in stall 13 of barn 42, Gold bag Drew the 13th Post position thursday in a 13-horse Derby i first 13-horse Field in 13 years. My wife was born on the a rowed Sochr St s Trainer for 40 years from the loot of the ozarks. I be been living Wilh her for 30 Odd if you like to smash mirrors walk under ladders and fondle Black cats. Gold bag ought to be your bag in tha big race this weekend. In the Early line he s listed at 30-1 with Navajo and twice a Prince. The rail Birds insist a More realistic Odds would he 50-1 and Thal s the Way the Little known son of Bagdad May go off saturday. To finished last in the Derby trial at Churchill Downs tuesday 11 lengths Back of the Winner Sette cello who was t figured Good enough to run in the Derby. This is a Good Little horse with just one bad habit. To likes to no at horses but when he catches up to them he has a habit of pulling up. He does t like to go past Gold bag won in seven races As a two year old and campaigned on Hie West coast this year earning 100 in eight races. Transcona under attack wednesday and thursday were big Days for local golfers Frank Kriticos and Ernie As they made their Way around the trans Cona Golf club links. Kriticos scored a Hole in one on the 161-Yard 10th Hole wednesday and on thursday Ewasko Sank his tee shot on the 134-Yard third. To scoring his Ace Kri tic of used a six Iron. The hot was witnessed by partners Alei Prestayko and James Miller. Iwasko used a nine Iron to Bridge the Gap while Fel Low golfers ten Sovak John Hay rack and Dave Martin observed the feat. Golfs other Hill escapes bogey Man Houston a Mike Hill the Only Man in the Field to escape without a bogey on the bumpy Tricky greens fashioned a hard won 67 for a two stroke Lead thursday in the first round of the Houston open Golf tournament. The 34-year-old Hill was five under Par on the Quail Valley Golf club course a layout. Hill the younger brother of controversial Dave Hill was two in front of tour Sophomore Steve Melnyk and 21-year-old Amateur sensation Ben Cren Shaw lied at g9. The group at 70 consisted of former pea Champion Dave Stockton Pete drown George Johnson Butch Baird and Billy Ziobro. A. Rare lion. A rarer Art Louisville a Here i the Field for saturday s 991 Kentucky Derby with Post Posi Lions and probable Odds 1. Restless Jet 20-1 2. Light even 3. Warbucks 15-1 4. Sham 7-2 5. Navajo 30-1 6. Twice a Prince 30-1 7. Our native 8-1 8. Royal and regal 15-1 9. Forego 12-1 10. Even 11. Greene 10-1 12. A my Gallant 10-1 13. Gold bag 30-1 Whitaker entry. A Josep i. Appleton entry. Jockeys 1. Hole 2. Blanc 3. Harlack 4. Pincay or 5. Soirez 6. Santiago 7. Brum Folh x. King boy 13. Fires. Owners 1. Elkwood stable 2. Edwin Whittaker 3. De e. Elzemeyer 4. Sigmund som Mer 5. Joe Stevenson and Kay Lump 6. Elmendorf farm 7. Mrs. M. J. Pritchard or. E. W. L Homas and William j. Resse Quet or. 8. Rabham i. Savin 9. Mrs. William s. Farrish and mrs. Edward h. Gerry in. Stable ii. Joseph Hellman 12. Arthur i. Apple ton 13. Or. Milton Gottdank and Randy Sechrest. Trainers 1. Carter Thornton 2. Lucien Laurin 3. Don Combs 4. Frank Martin 5. Jim Keefer 6. John Campo 7. Bill Resseque or. 8. Jimmy Croll 9. Sherill Ward 10. Laurin 11. Lou Goldmine 12. Goldfine 13, Randy Sechrest. Distance Ivi Miles. Value with 13 starters a net to Winner a second third fourth time of race Cd. Television lbs and Csc 4-5 Detroit a a coffin Corner kick is As rare in the National football league As a 33-year-old Rookie but Detroit have both right now. The Rookie is Joe Zuger a Lions draft Choice in 1962 who decided to skip the Detroit cats and head North to Hamilton Tiger cats in the Canadian football league. He spent 10 years there first As a line Backer and then As a Quarter Back punier. A coffin Corner kick is almost a lost Art in the nil one Zuger says he d like to revive since pulling a punt out of Bounds on the opposition s two Yard line gives them the Ball on the two. If the punt goes Inlo Jack Snaith British Columbia s 10s-Pounder will be in action tonight and saturday at the St. James Assiniboia civic Centra during the Western Canada Amateur boxing championships. Offer of lion for Riva Ridge Cricket scores London Reuter close of play scores in county Cricket Mil chm at Tiu Tont rain interrupted play. Essex 336. 157 in 61 overs. At Kent 292 Lor Lvi declared. Sussex a in 4s.4 overt. At Cambridge Cambridge University 103. Northamptonshire 277 for three. Rain prevented play in four other matches. Lexington by. A a million offer has been made for Juva Ridge Winner of the 1972 Kentucky Derby but owner Helen Tweedy said thursday the horse has not been sold. There is no Sale we have nol sold the said1 mrs. Tweedy in Louisville for the Kentucky Derby. Dick Broadbent of blood Stock research in Lexington said his Agency made the offer in writing wednesday on behalf of an unnamed client to the estate of Christopher Chenery through mrs. Tweedy As executrix. Lie thoroughbred s income of the rest of the year. Earlier this year mrs Tweedy syndicated her 197 Derby candidate secretarial or More than million. Thor were 32 shares in the syndic lion four of which mrs. Tweed remained. Under the arrangement secretariat will race for the remainder of this year and the a retired to Slud. 1973 Chrysler Newport 2 or. Hardtop executive driven Miqu feint includes eng Luton let Inni Mahilon p. To ring t. Dho Bra Tai Ighel . Bitkin Unm or it Togger Muto Mimmi under Skint raid Kihli Etc. Rettle Hue White top and Blue in Flor. No.3 Chrysler Plymouth Dodge trucks we re still very much inner sled in the he said. We re dealing with an estate and that takes More time than dealing with an he said tha offer stipulates that mrs. Tweedy would retain racing rights to Riva Ridge am scores generally were rela vely High. A slurs Champion Ommy Aaron for example and an 80. Dave Hill took a 78 and an ounces his Isle lion of Wilh rating. Defending Lille Holder Ruce Devlin was six strokes ack at 73. Hill Winner of the san an Ohio Texas open last fall Mas ered the Tricky pulling sur aces by just trying to make a. I think i was Lucky really. I us tried to lag All my puts. 1 ust wanted to gel close. I in l feel confident from two the 21-year-old Crenshaw a University of Texas Junior who As Low Amateur in the last to masters three putted the into for the Only bogey in his Olid round. Trailing by Only two strokes in is seeking to become the first Amateur to win a regular Lour event Sinco Doug Sanders Ivon the 1956 Canadian open. Two canadians far Back in the pack were Wilf Humenuik of Winnipeg Wilh 39-36-75 and Ben Kern of Toronto who shot 42-37-79. Leaders Mike him a Ben Crenshaw 35-35-70 John Mahaffey Butch Gard Dave Stockton George Johnson Billy Ziobro Pele Brown Bob Goalby Gene a Lutler Lanny Wadkins Jim Colbert Pat flt Simons Al Gelberger Dave Elchelberger Wolf Humenuik Winnipeg Ben Kern Toronto Amateur. 39-36-7s Joe Zuger Rookie again Rugby Union in gear the end zone however the re Celiven take it at the 20. Zuger s quarterbacking Wai Good enough to take the Tiger cats to five Grey cup championship games and they Woi three of them. And As a punter which is the Talent lion coach Don Mcafferty is interested in h averaged 45.5 Yards and led the league four seasons. Zuger will be one of 2 players reporting to Mcaffery for a two Day orientation. The Arizona state gradual said he jumped to Canada in 1962 because Yale Lary a with the Lioni doing the Pun ing Milt Plum was Quad Lerback at the time i just thought a better Chance in cant to play right he played until a should separation in the 1971 season Zuger planned to come to he Lions last season but ran nto a new nil Rule which pro limits players joining the nil they have played with or even participated in. A it l training Camp during the same season. Zuger at tended the tic ats Camp last summer and therefore to wait a year before moving Here. It s something i always wanted to he said. I knew i was still lion prop erty As far As the nil was concerned so i got in with the Lions. Zuger says his shoulder is in Good shape again and says he sees no problem in adapting his kicking to the nil style. Height is More important he said since a punter can pick up a Point by putting it through the end zone. 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Open saturday till i Midland the Manitoba Rugby Union announced thursday that the 1973 season would begin slur Day with the wasps Rugby club playing Host to the annual seven a Side tournament. Kick off time set for 1 At Lippelt Hall. Regulation league play will begin wednesday at 7 With games every saturday and wednesday thereafter. Loca Tion and times of games will be announced weekly. The mfg is also looking for a provincial coach to Lead ils learn Inlo games with visiting clubs this year. Two of the visiting teams will be Iowa state Rugby Union and Llanelli Rugby club of Wales. Anyone inter sled in apply i can Contact Gerry Nutter at 943-0841 or Wayne Fawley 256-7618. For the Best Deal by far offers two separate programs for rowers the Winnipeg rowing club Hai commenced train ing for the season but More oarsmen Are needed. Tolj year the club is of Fering two separate pro 1903 main fas Tern my Mem sales no pm. 339-2011 j the old canadians gather on june 15 remember ill those great St. Boniface minor and Junior of the Early 1950s? perhaps not for it s 20 years ago that Larry Desjardins Western champs bowed to Barria flyers in the memorial cup final in the old amphitheatre. And the year before that in 1951-52 Canadien iced the Manitoba juvenile championship. In 53-54, after their memorial cup bid they were again provincial Junior Kings. Those three great seasons will be relived at the wild Wood club Friday june 15, when All the old gang gets together with their better halves for the St. Boniface canadians hockey reunion. The Guys will launch the big Day with Golf in the afternoon and then join the gals for cock tails and dinner topped off by Cactus Jack Wells As guest speaker. General chairman of the event is Ted fort Man and his old teammates a Mcdonald and Bill Sutherland still playing with the world association jets Art his right hand men. Grams. One is recreational for people interested in Row ing for exercise and enjoyment and the other for competitive oarsmen. Those participating in the latter program will train for six regattas this sum Mer. They include the National championships Cana Dian Henley and Canada summer games in Bur . Both programs offer the experience of three coaches and the use of club facilities. Club membership is for High school students and for All others. There is no age restriction and All interested Are asked to attend an open House sunday at 2 This will be held at the clubhouse Iii l y n 1 a 1 e drive just off the Norwood Bridge. Then will he demonstrations and those at tending will be Given the Opportunity to try the sport. For those who May not be to attend sunday Lair club workouts commence Between 5 and Nightly. 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