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By PIUS CALLAGHAN uae " A . a { chin Mocs 36 coal ee Galt. Terriers to repre- nothing in the federation ruics gs Mare! struck further| sent Canada at the regarding how many teams vs Evinrudes trouble Tuesday as Sweden, The the same time, doubt was| should constitute a world cham- Netherlands, Russia and Czech-| expressed that the world ski| pionship tournament. He said is < The Sports Arena Thursday sight oslovakia suggested they would| chantpionships to be held at| 1953 only four teams started— , inredee the quests of Old Spaie Peagulas, boycott the tournament if East/Chamonix, France, starting | Switzerland, West Germany, defending champions, the Penguins, finished sec- cae? am ENE eS wel on ote Se Sweden and Czechoslovakia. The jin thé regular ‘schedule of the Island . ‘7 . too, there was| Czechs withdrew after one of The Gape boys finished fourth and « A Swedish Ice Hockey Fes.| trouble but the étpanizert af the their officials died, leaving only . However, all these past performances jeration spokesman said that | European speed skating champ-| three teams. clubs begin théir best-of-seven grind | ‘we probably won't take part|ionship scheduled for Oslo this| “But we still had a world enter the ISHL finals. | im the world meet if it is just| weekend, said the meet would| championship,” Abearne said performances can't exactly be overlooked | ; go on with or without East Ger-| The ski championships, how- to figure out how long the series will go and whe | Wi Ie. man participation. Four East| ever, may be cancelled. Mare the vietor. After all, in 20 hockey games over the | lings Can’t Use Germans had been entered pro- | Hodler, Swiss president of the Evinrudes were able to garner exactly 7 points, hard- | M D visionally but the Jan. 29 entry | International Ski Federation, sie ‘ ing soomunts nd Gaul ver Park nald. chien pes as ae ia cesetiiog eee ta ti. ; ih the schedule’s mom over ‘ NO 5 . St. Dunstan's. Three ties, two with Penguins and one with Sum- Against Hawks Authoritative Allied sources | Feb. 4. on » said here there is no chance|. Germans are

DETROIT (AP) — The De-| whatever of East German sports| Dazted troit Red Wings, crippled* by trea er ; numerous injuries, won't be able pete at Colofado Spri ond cancel the world champion-

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Goalie Terry Sawchuk and ; Frank Mahovlich (left) goes ; first of two third-period goals |. vost (3).and Norm Ullman (7) ing ken the ae Mon- | across Berlin matches for East German

to beat these Penguins. pry ag ‘an we v2 into the net for the winning for Mahovlich, giving Leafs a % Detroit and Leafs’ Red j 0. | eaoue farm club at Her-| .The ice hockey ehampion- | ‘®#™s in the European Soccer the most unpredictable out- | from a kneeling position as 3 #8! im Saturday night's NHL 42 win. Others are: Vie | Kelly and Bob Nevin. shey. But according to ain AHL | Ships will go on at Colorado heate eat bl Sane ae

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| laneplighter’ did it again when| markers in a period of 41 sec-| Referee-in-chief Jack * ‘Spy’ Second Period: 1.—Royals, A. t | E f | he scored the winning goal with | onds. Ready and Don Whalen called| Flanagan (B. Whitlock, Jun- Orlando Ceped | coeenh, suatied women ieee | ' One thing is that the Penguins are not em- 4 seconds remaining in the| From the time the score was a toial of thirteen penalties, in-| ior MacLeod) 13:30; 2.—Crys- : a | East German Ice Hockey Fed. | ested in Island people. We _ fering these semi-finals with any foolish over-confidence. They (first game of a best of seven, deadlocked at 3-all till the mo- cluding Harris’ misconduct, andjtals, V, Harris (B: Smith, ©. Rejects Pact | eration. "qf Suarantee vear round quality They | semi-final ISHL series, to de-|ment Buck triggered his tie-|the Royals were the victims in Gaudet) 14:10; 3—Royals, A. KG] REITERATES STAND ans peryiee feat visiting Summerside Crys-| breaker both teams sét a ‘-/ nine of them. | Flanagan (S. MeLure, A. Car- SAN FRANCISCO:(APY — Or. |. “It’s his privilege to speak if |

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tals 4-3. rid pace but the visitors made SUMMARY | roll) 15:55. Penalties: 6G. fi Whitlock, ‘playing coach of| the fatal mistake of leaving First Period: No Scoring. Cruwys 4:37; B. Whitlock 8:00; !ando Cepeda, who led the Na- - cues to,” said LeBel of the into the Birds by. taking the opening semi-final game at ithe Royals, stole some of the| Whitlock uncovered in front of Penalties: Crystals (too many| B. Howatt 9:25; B. McCallum — League. last season -in geno id statement. “But I - Sports Arena 6-3. In the second game in Civic Stadium, the Evin- | spotlight from oxe of his play-|the net. Teammate Angie Car- ’ | 12:08; Reeves 14:25; G. Harris os sentan oa — ~ seat Gat tars ars gol grad " \ | 15:25; J M 18:55; contract of- by something like ay before the —— ers, young Alfie Flanagan, who roll dug the puck, out of the | 15:25; Junior MacLeod fer ley Slam Frenette Chases |stuyed ‘ta. the United States.

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a aie ; oe ae Alfie Flanagan put the Royals | 1 (C. Gaudet) 15:35; 6. als, feldn fants lateitek -_ out. : im v . } } ; er is re t portant , victory |on thé score sheet at the 13.30 Stanhope Braves added ‘anoth | 8. Gallant (B. Grady, B. th) po 0 have been Summerside 8:15 P.M. }

;less than five minutes remain- mt “18° . itloctc Paid $27,500 last . , |mark of the sandwich session pair of ‘wins to their credit | 6:16: 7.—Royals, B. Whitlock | year. He’s re-

jing and the score reading %1/ after a scoreless first period, | (A. Carroll) 19:20. Penalties: Ported to want $50,000. First Game of Best of Seven Series

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in their favor, the locals. re- he flipped Whitlock’s |‘ , : Waxed for a few moments and | rohonn : 7 io *) ing ov 40 and Nine Mile’ conduct) 11:30; Junior Mac- homers and batted in 142 runs. } | | (ree! . | Leod : i ; "Gcmcnanea “ons Harris | = wes we 8 ee — . | Souris Juniors deadlocked the game at 1.all saa ~ — goalie, |, H Grab Hoop Win forty seconds later with a back- | Ropnie Johastone,_rack-uptwo. 0 FICGP } “ —hander—trom about twenty feet ‘ ; ; out that found its way back of ag aye ge Allan te. OF Peter Snell Souris Juntors walloped the) soalie Frankie Roper. Before Laughjan potted two for- the| Vocational School of Charlotte-| the period ended Flanagan put! winners with Calvin Chappell _ VANCOUVER (CP) — 8. R , town 75-36 in an exhibition bas-|the Royals ahead again when! s1q pon Higgins each garnering Brown, -a physical. education etait oun aeaite Laat| he flicked in a Stu McLure re | one authority from New Zealana. | re |lay, At the time the Crystals Donald Higgins led the Bra- 4Y5 “without a doubt, we shal) | night, Gerry Gallant of the! were shorthanded with Garth vee te their’ big decision over Near much more of Peter | . to | vocational School led all scor-| Harris doing a stint in the sit Nine Mile Creek. Don scored Snell.” * | ers with 23 points | bin, three times. Don Ellis had two, Dr. Brown, who joined Unt- | Scoring for Souris\were Acorn} Flanagan rounded out his : vin ersity of British Columbia's Aud the ISHL winner should again sideline our mainland op | 5 °C" Clinton 14, J. Paquet I7,| ‘hat trick’ shortly past the halt | Pee Gorden Eas Wayne | School of Physical Education . W. Paquet 7, E. Walsh 6, Mac-| way mark of the third frame! Hughes and the diminutive Allan ftom New Zealand last October

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