oiympics Close; Russia is Tops

By Rob CUBIIE NNSBRUCK. Austria (GP). 71,.» turbulent ninth Winter Olympic Games. nursing hurts mlm accidents. bickering and heir of snow. came to a close Sunday with Europe sweeping ill but two of the 34 good med- , and a Canadian hockey team bitterly disappointed over

At Local

. Ward Ill defeated Ward I 5-3, in a 3i..'enile hockey game play ed Saturday evening at the

e first of two "Games of the.

Week‘ .

Billy Weatlierbie gave Ward 1 a first period with his two first-period goals beiort ' ian Mcint: 2 scored for Ward Ill. There was no scoring in the second period.

The winners scored three straight iloals to take ii 4-2 lead by the midway m a rk of the third period. .1im Dowilni: and

h 3 —- Q0

and wound up with 11

mcdais including the hockey championship. eight silver and i . But It was the seven gold

Russian it such a w.

mctlals that made no-sidcd Soviet sho The Russians also won their third Olympic team champion- mip, an unofficial one. in three , this time scoring a total

I O . .aLynch Rink way finished second with 98 0 points and Austria third with

91 Canada had 24 points com- 32

ALBERTON — A Charlotte

1-rl ' I 19110 a ti iiirh lvtviily (oi: nintlfn pin’: iI°“'" rm‘ skipped bl.’ mu LY'?°" ‘mm! the countries ma. iwon the Maritime Lions Curling

[trophy in Alberton on Saturday

the loubman {when they emerged.‘ undefeated ci .

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bnhsicdding and a pair of third- 1" 3 ""0 ‘lay b°“ DIM, bronze meals ‘,1 the Three rinks from Summerslde Dam and womexhs Mu" ‘uh ‘two from O‘Leary and Charlotte :n:.

competed here. Canada won the

jtown and one each from Ken PWWECT 7: EECORD and St. Eleanors parti. Russia too te hockey title.

- 7-» being pressed to the end by the imnhcd by the °.Lean, mom

‘. d' . III .II ’ 1 :!"t'::e:":]] M" 9 " amp'°"5 iand featured friendly competi-

' . , ition and good fellowship. ...T.'.‘.‘I.. °."‘1‘.‘i‘.‘.’i."‘.'l" ...‘.7..°.‘.‘.' ..'.‘°ii‘.§i The Lynch skipped rink hand- -. ' ‘ . 1 d out a 13-2 defeat to Herb Scu- inst time in olympic history. 1° . . , wheeled Out by you record in iurman s Summerslde rink a 12-1 A mp], "9 fm. second place iloss to Harold Stewart of Ken- i""“- S“'°“°“ '""’ °*°°“°=‘°- 1?.‘-'i‘"'.3§.’i'.".‘f...‘.‘.’.“.§’.’.‘ .“.1“';‘l.?°i"..§i in. i .’

The Canadians were placed game Saturday night downed i,.u,.t'h undo, ,, mathematical ithe previously unbeaten Don 1...-muia that wash-t offichmy ‘Young rink of St. Eleanors 10-7 Approved until 10 minutes be- ‘I0 °3PI““’ "'9 II'0DhY-

tcreh the tournament ended. I] Etd T“""°It"5 :'L°?I'.\’ Tink- T ey were sure they had at . as year's rop y wnners. cap- ‘cnsi won a bran" med,” hhd iturcd first place in the consoia conch Rev. David Bauer and (ion section of the highly ii-< players trundled down to 5 successful bonspeil. Games were the medal-awarding ceremonies eight ends except for the final hi pick t 11:9: awards. But match to‘: the trophy which was "V were o t ey hadnw, won ‘a (en en c .

‘ ' ._ ‘ Lunches were served during -‘time c r s o n s. the the bonspcil by wives of mem- im-zcst crowd of the games, {bars of 0'l..eary Lions club and :‘Ii1F[“(i)hfl€<:hPIht;_i Blcrg lsetl hlill go (She bonspcil concluded with a . na even o t e ance in A berton Legion Home

SUWIBY. the 90-metre Two turkeys were rafficd on

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Chsr‘1ttetown Forum. This was _ th

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TORONTO S CHICAGO I SUMMARY

First period — 1. Toronto, Kelly 6 (Shack. Psppin) 3:28; 2. Toronto, Mahovlich 20 (Arm- strong) 17:57. Penalties-Stan ley 6:02, Shack, Pilote 14:48.

Forum

Billy Weatherbie. who got thi h..t ti.-k. scored back to bars goals for the lasers to tie the

.9 wir two mmmes remam Fleming (misconduct) 17:57. ing. Mike MacDonald proved 1.0 Mmseifgndwmflod _' 3' Chicago’

be the hero of the game as scored from close-In and gave

the winners the one goal mar ‘Mam’

5. Chicago. Murphy 8 18:36. P

11. Scoring tor the winners were. Brew" “:47” Hun

Referees were Merle Lonfle phie and Grant Crockett. SECOND GAME

In the second game the Apaches defeated the MicMacs 4-2 as Bobby Docherty Icon"?

MONTREAL 8 NEW YORK I

First period — 1. Montreal. Geoffrlon 13 tLaperriere. Be‘ veau) 5:48; 2. New York.

with minutes ramaining in the final period. Smooth skating Bobby Doherty picked up His hat trick as be drilled one by Hennessey to give the Apaches: the big insurance goal.

Smith Rink ecicls List

trcee MON'I‘A.GUE -— A team skipped.

13: : .

(Bucyk, Boivin) 16:51. ' tIes—A. Pronovosl 3:43, Boivin nth- 743

SAT. NHL SUMMARY

Hiclte 8:09. Fonteyne 10:44.

Rousseau 12:

Second period —- 4. Montreal. (Provost, Beiivea 5:59. 5. Montreal. G. 20 (Richard) 14.26: 6. Montreal Hickie 7 Iliackatrom. Ferguson) ‘ 14:50; 7. Montreal. Richard 12. (Rousseau, L a p e r riere) 17:26 IMCDOIIHIG. Hull) I Penaities——Richardson 5:28; Ba, 4:33; 4. Chicago. Pliote 6 13:25; ‘ ion 19;2e, Third period -— 8. Monlreai, A . Bcrenson 7 (Geoffrion) 13:31; in. ""99 ‘’=t‘i°“€S "1 four Starts and. Penalties — Maclntyre. 10.30. New York’ Mcxenney 9 .33“, grabbed the top rung of the tea

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Third period — 6. Toronto. gate) 14;55_ Peng]Iie§...none_ EH9 ladder after holdintl I Third Period —— 8. SDU -— 1)

::"i1ai1iwi1\‘:IecIIi:;y5).ol.»14:i:adn 2I'i‘lggi('l“-int, Kean N (Ste W l 1. L pulhwd, saves: - rgere 3-2 edge in the front stan- p0]|0¢k imoiyheauxi 1,12; g_ for the Iosers were mhy wen 19.12 Penalties — Mahovlich. Hodge 1412 4-31’ - -4 ‘ ' SDU — Gallant (Pollock) 3.07. the,-hie 3, and Jimmy Dowlmh IIKIIR III05. Dougla I 4151. Piante 6 11 13-—30‘i IIOIVCVEF‘ the Lollegians add- 10. SDU — Flynn I(1i0Ilfl0SI.5.33.' C8“ Mcguaid made 27 saves M \asko 7.05. DFTR0” ‘ BOSTON 2 ed M” ,0 their total in the se_ ‘ 11. SDU — Belanger tGeIino.-1) the winners. whhe John Rem Saves 4 SUMMARY 4 mm while holding Nnrh RM“_i9.52: 12. North River —- Mac- mflde 25 for the ‘Men Hall 8 5 7-21 F lod 1 t B smnless and then they Dub Phail (Vessey. Mccormack) Bower 12 310-30 Irst Per —- B05 00- 0' 4 1" 35; 1:1. sou — Gallant (Mac

8 (Oliver) 2:25:

Boston, Dornhoefer

threehtlimes fhr the winners. Al gate 14 (Howell, Goyette) 8:14; ‘sol,-ooo pg loo _. 4_ poirogiwlock and Flynn.

A 8” f’1eI"deI'3‘_’l"I'bu“tI IPIEYMI-I"-‘ 3. Montreal, Provost 8 (Balon) smith 9 2;23_ p¢hom¢5._nom.. Jim Cullen scored twice for sA1GoN_ south ‘rho Nam

MI;cD-61:8” tvth I 3“! 14:45. Penalties--Bathgate 5:12. hmsfer a;3:i_, iihe losers and Newsom and (Ap;_A ye,-,.,,,-is; bomh demo, 9“ 9 93 0 ‘ Third period .. 5, I)eIr()|l,_‘MaCPI1alI accounted for the oi.Ii- jshed ,, ha, F,-may high; hnhhg

Faulkner 5 (A. Pronovost. Mac'.erS- . Gregor) 13:46. Penalties-Bucyk’ First Period — 1- SDU Gal- 3:41, MacDonald, Boivin 4:18.

1014 ii—32;2:l3; 3. SDU --— Gallant (Mona- 16 15 9——4U. zliani 6.07: 4. North R’vcr -

92 I37

Tremblay

vin 2. De«troit.i _ MacDonald 12 (Martin, iioviezlclosiniz 20 minutes-

pohahi four markers. Other marksmcn

.Saints' Jayvees

hDown North River

. l)unstan‘s Jayvees tookicullen (Lawlor. Newsonv 6.40. over first place in the Charlotte- ‘ 5. SDU — Belander (Gallant- iown District Junior Hockey 12.37. Penalties — Cullen. 1i.i;i League when they walloped Belanger (double minor)

North River Juniors 10-4 at The second period _ 5, gm; _ I““'Um Sunday 8fI9"100n- Moiyneaux (Belanger) 4.32, 7. The Red and Winters made it SDU — Gelinos (Cheverie) 15.31

III

M-aciniyre 14:55; Pollock, 18;-42.

goaled North River 5-2 in the

Aleer. Monaghan) 11.11. . North River - Cullen (Lawiori 17.09. Penalties Belanger. Flynn. St. Arnoui, LeClair.

3; Gallant led the Saints with for the winners were Belanger (2

I. Gelinos. Molynesux. Pol- BOMB KILLS FOUR

ur Vietnamese and injuring 39 others. including five U.S. military men. Witnesses said a bar girl was blown to pieces and two men and a boy died later of injuries.

lant (Pollock) 1.29; 2. North Ri- ver — Newson (Lawlor. Cullen.

Bobby Doherty scored time s for the winners and by A. Smith. Charlottetown, was Owen O'Brien one. Jacky Ar llhc winner of i_li'II PPI59 lI_Ih9« senault and Ian MacDonald for M""“‘_'3“° C“"I“‘5 CI“ “Wed the MicM cs. b0“ : Referees were Wayne Mac-‘ Donald and Fred MacDonald Here is the schedule week. .

for me from Charlottetown and one from .Aibert(.-Vn as well as four fromi TUESDAY Montague. 7-ll AM. Bantam All Stars. ed )(_ 1}:/"lger. g_ Dmom 11;, 4.30 Pontiacs vs. lroguis. guano;-aha“, 1 5.30 -— 6.30 Braves vs. Apaches ‘ The runner-up team 6.30 _ 7.oo Hurons vs. Mic ‘pea by Ellery Shiaw or .with Blanche Smith so Herring as second stone and P.‘ 7.4 A.M.—-Midget All Stars. {Werner 8! lead The third place; 5.545 __ Bantam Ah 5““.‘_- j\\:‘lI’IIl(‘I'S were Ken MacDonald.‘ hM8CDIYll&Id. Bun 11135: B. “"645 pm‘ " Teme” V" 3"“ 1' 'aI‘II(;n-COIISOIZILIOH prize went to ‘a team s ‘p . . Dcs-. «Rocbes with E_. Clay. B. Fergu-

acs. WEDNESDAY

as. 6.45 — 7.30 —~ Panthers vs.

{count for 12 out of 58 fieldggoal ‘V A powerful basketball sqiiadlattack with 14 points with Free ; Saint Dunstans Gymn on Saturi players sparingly. Barry 9 0. Cameron 0. Rip- 1 ADDITIONAL SPORT PAGE I2

spiel held on Satu ay. 1 I‘

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::Ia::-m- -- T’8PEl‘Wl’I8III All 1se(('ioi‘1d. iiassocks, third smokers - «- ‘an .amps. . 5‘5-45 pm. — Bobcats vs. Cou-. Again this year a team from; gars. » (A erton s pped Car-i 6.45-7.30 p.m. -—— Bruins vs. Ti penter braved the winter roads izers. to take part in this com 11

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