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3 Bob Nevin's Stock Rises

the Charlottetown Curling E. MacLean eet eam 2 In Eyes angers To, Robertson, H Campbell vs C e oe Ice 1— A Smith, L. John- Asprey, P Whitlock, J. Mae- Broweliyn wR a. Lean, G. Wright By JERRY GLADMAN and- McKenny were traded to gesis he might have the best bruised ankle, may be ready to : . * Ice 5 — E. Nicholson, B. Da- j ®. Dickson vies, B. Webster, E. MacLaugh- Canadian Press Staff Writer . |season of bis career and help play tonight, fa which Sane lce.2 — Dr. W. MacDonald, C. 35 \'s 1, Wellner. S Beaton, D. |__ It's probably no great secret| I¢ appears now the rebuilding |Rangers, who have lost their | Brian Campbell, F. Burke, K. Dow- \ia-kay G Jenkins [Toronto M opie. Keay weml|Reagers gst the better of the jie three- games and are injte Rechesler Amerieqne of the lime vs E.F. Acorn, E. Gillespie. " jump at the chance to regain the . While Duff was traded to |fourth place, two points back of |American Hockey League. P. Perry, H. Crockett. AT MONTAGUE services of rightwinger Bob |Montreal Canadiens last year | the Leafs. Red Kelly, out with -. Ice 3 — D. Cameron, F. Cox,’ Montague Curling Club draw | right deal could be |and Collins is buried deep in the | Toronto coach Punch Imiach jinjury, did not make the te L. Burke, F. Callaghan vs Dr. ‘for today, Dec. 1: made with New York Rangers. |minors. Nevin, Seiling and |said Brit Selby, sidelined with a 'New York. © Gallant, S. Lavers, H. Ed- 7 p.m. | And it’s even conceivable the |Brown are Ranger regulars. Wards, M. MacFadyen. Ice 1 — A. Sullivan, E. Cud- | Ranger copes would consider | The spotlight, however, is on s +» Ice 4 — J. Squarebriggs. M. more, N. Walfer, M. Walfer vs jolarene Se Toronto again. Nevin. He currently ranks fifth Pursey, J. Keith, K. Doucette Dr. Johnston, L.- Sinclair, S. one thing is certain—it |in the NHL scoring race with 10 nl vs D. O'Rourke. B. MacGregor, Warren, Mrs. Taylor B... take a lot more than the jgoals and seven assists and | R. Pigott, P. Tanton: Ice 2 — L. Stewart, R_ Mac- |Leafs would be willing to give |looms as a top candidate for all- | Ice 5 — M. Bell, K. Dalziel. G Donald: H. Galloway. E. Davis | for the Rangers to give any |star honors. Trainor, D. Kilpatrick vs G. Dil- vs R. Ferguson, D. O'Connor. L it t to parting with the 27-| One of those most happy with lon, K Jenkins, F. Dillon, D. Hol, E. MacLure \year-old, 185-pound’ Nevin. the Nevin deal is general man- | Mosher 9 p-m. eger Emile Francis of New 8.30 p.m. Iee 1 L. Shaw. M. Nichol- ene IN par pater gh ‘te York. Ice 1 F. MacMillan, R. son, C. MacKinnoh. B. Mabon toe ten chs ate “Name me a better two-wey BONN (CP)—Munich has de-, mittee subsequently gave fts ap- Goss, B. MacLellan, B. Patter- vs E. MacDonald, B. Smith, E mid et National Hockey player today, checking and cided to seek the 1972 Olympic | proval. son vs Dr. Prowse, A. Leman, Duvar. B. MacKinnon | tacking, than Nevin. He has al- | summer games, the first pn is also putting in a : League games, Boston Bruins H. MacDougall, H. Shama. Ice 2 — K. MacDonald, A. Me- action twice when they visit |\W2%% been @ very good pic bid by a German city since |tig gor the 1972 winter Ice 2. — J. Cameron, T. White, Gregor, J. MacNeil, H. Robbins me Detroit Red” Thurs sie player, but he has the the World War, Agence pics, however, on behalf a B. Stead, P. Simmons vs W. vs C. Nicholson, P. Warner, H Chic Wings ity to be @ big scorer, too.” | France - Presse ; , are 2 . f ago Black Hawks tonight gary and the nearby Rocky MacLaine, K. MacInnis, B. Mac- Robbins, B. MacNeil d GREAT ROOKIE YEAR Monday. Mountain resorts of Banff and ~ : en ay. The decision was announced The Leafs weren't really an?, Nevin showed signs of a high- M I Vv of Mu- | “#ke Louise in Alberta. While A \xious to part with Nevin oe ; | scoring forward in his rookie | >Y Mayor Jochen - West | 2npouncing support for Montreal We Extend our Sincere " they knew they had to give up |Year with Toronto when he mich alter a meeting in ct | as a summer site, the Canadian ay something to get something, | Scored 21 goals and assisted on ie eae at i and Willi |OY™pic committee said that ¥ 4i “Ml almost year 37 others. it comes down to a choice CONGRATULATIONS Pf. Nevin. Dick» Duff | During the next two years, | Daume, chairman < ban nae one or the other for Canada, the PRECARIOUS POSITION Rod Selling, Arnie’ Brown and |Nevin's goal production dropped | German Olymple * |committee will give priority to “ Bill Collins to New York in ex- lto 15 and 12. When traded he| Erhard promised the full sup-| Calgary’s winter bid. The Cal- T y t Sue Workman of Vancouver of speed from Jeff Davis’ 2- waters of English Bay near change for veterans Andy Bath- |b had only seven goals to his} port, including financial support, gary bid was announced much 0 urTay ] e uses a technique called “‘hik-~ foot Flying Dutchman sailboat Vv CP Wirephoto) (gate and Don McKenny. it. of the West German govern-| earlier and is, in fact, a third ing to extract the last ounce as skim across the aucowver. | sda ey first Ranger fans were un- | ment, Vogel said. The beer-and-| unsuccessful bids for the 1964 ng they chilly The Leafs’ reasons for acquit- | ing Bathgate and enero were |happy about the trade because |carnival metropolis also re- coming after

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OLEVELAND, Ohio (AP) Jim Brown pleaded not guilty Tuesday in a paternity ‘suit | scheduled for a preliminary | hearing Jan. 18—after the end | of the National Football League season.

The Cleveland Browns all- league fullback appeared in ju- venile court to deny the charge filed Monday by 18 - year - old Brenda Ayres. She claimed he is the father of a child she is | expecting in February.

Brown posted $500 cash bond for appearance at the hearing before Judge Walter G. Whit- latch of Cuyahoga county juve- nile court.

He told a newsman that Miss Ayres’ suit was ‘an outrageous falsehood”’ that ‘makes me won- ; der just what these people are A trying to do to me.”

Last’ July 28, following a two- bs week ‘trial, a jury deliberated one hour and 20 minutes before acquitting Brown of an assault and battery charge brought by Miss Ayres.

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