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The Indianapolis News from Indianapolis, Indiana • 34

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Past 34 THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS Monday. May 1. 1967 BUYA5-PACK Decisive Cup Game Nears 500 Entry List SPEEDWAY Car No. Driver ALBUM Mario AndrettJ Naurattj. Jim McElreath Car Name Dean Van Lines John Zink Tnckburner Ar1iaf, To.

Gordon Johncock KastiaM. Mica. Joe Leonard Al Loser iinu. M. Bobby L'nser tlMMIM M.

Chuck Hulse. Bud Tinglestad Mnmtra. Calrf. Al Smith DTlM Roger McCluskey Tkmh. ri.

A. J. Foyt HMKtM Mel Kenyon Art Pollard flurry that helped the Maple Leafs to their victory. Blake pulled the rookie after two periods and veteran Gump Worsley. who hadn't played since March 12, took over in the Montreal nets for the final 20 minutes.

Worsley did not allow a goal, stopping 10 shots. 'Vachon wasn't to blame," said Blake. "We gave the puck away and then just stood around and watched them put it in the net." Blake d.d not say whether he would stay with Worsley or return to Vachon for the sixth game. MONTREAL (AP) A furious Toe Blake tried to rally his Montreal Canadiens after the defending Stanley Cup champions dropped the pivotal fifth game of their final National Hockey League series to Toronto, 4-1. Saturday.

The Canadiens tra.l in the best-of-seven series, 3-2. and must win sixth game in Toronto to stay alive. "We actually gave the goals away." Blake stormed. "We handed them the first two goals and then really fell asleep on the third one. That was a masterpiece of one team handing the puck over to another." Rookie goalie Rogatien Va-chon.

who sparked the Canadiens to a 16-game unbeaten string at the end of the regular season and through the semifinal series against New York, was the victim of a three-g oal second period No. 21 Bryant Heating and Cooling Special Cale Yarborough, driver. Disf. kr: CtKmM Ik. JUST STAY MAD! 78 Jerry Grant Srta Ah.

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76 77 Bruce Jacobi SteHwar HORSE RACING MOONTRIP (Mf.40) came In second br lengths, but took first money of $54,405 In the 383,700 Grey Leg Handicap Aqueduct when Advocator was found ulltv of fouling RUKEN (33.10) posted an easy victory in the Steeping Stone Purse at Churchill Downs STUPENDOUS (37) took his third straight race, coming along the rail to capture the Valley Forge Handicap by a head over Soring Double at Garden State mike 9 red (S4.MJ won the Chi-cagoan Handicao at Soortsman't Park AT THE HELM (37.30) led ail the way in me teature at Pimiico SANDE VAL (35) finished a neck In front of Canal in the John Alden Handicap at Suffolk Downs DESERT TRIAL (33.30) won her fourth stakes victory carrying top weight of 125 pounds In the Golden Poppy Handicap at Golden Gate rictus. VOTE- BOXING TOKYO-Paul Fuji, 140, Japan, knocked oui ajnoro uopopoio, ijy, Hair (2). (Fuji luiimr wcncrwcignr inie). RENTAL COMPRESSORS AND ALSO TOOLS 632-8371 INDIANA EQUIPMENT COMPANY. INC.

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