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LAKE PLACID, N.Y. ‘CP)--!ter Kirby of Montreal Sunday to | distinguished record interna Sergio. Zardini of Montreal, win the.North American Pag hope competition. . far

_|Italian-born sled-racing expert man bob title. : Italy, he piloted workd

jwho -had been called ‘king of Kirby was erroneously listed pionship sleds in both the twe-

[the bobsledders,” died Monday |among the injured in first te-|man end foureihe eompetiies

, jin a spectacular accident dur- ports Monday, although he was at Icis, Austria, in 1987. At the - ling competition here for the ln- lin: Montreal at the time, » -|1964 Olympics im saa iternational Diamond Trophy '. On the recommendation of the Austria, he was second im twe-

| Two members of tis Canadian referee, the Diamond ‘man competition end fourth im

The Guardian, Charlottetown, Tues., Feb. 22, 1966. _7/° —— SPORTS FRONT ;

~ An Apology

y ° For Own Views ‘By CHRIS ANNETT

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‘s game jteam, Mike Young of University competition was suspended after four-man. " treal Habs and the vo noe lof Western Ontario, London, and |the two accidents and it is un-| In 1964 his Italian fouranen @eat plot. The following is a Paul Levesque of Montreal, likely that it will be completed. ‘entry won the North American

i were admitted to Memorial Hos} Zardini, leader of the Italian title at Lake Plac jena here with multiple abra-| Zardini, who moved to Can- |ternational 7 sions and contusions, . ada about 18 months ago, had @ |the event in which he wun Lahed

sledders, Paul of Mas. | had two children. sena, N.Y., and Gil Jones of TEST RUN MADE , [plattsburgt; N.Y. ‘injured when | e S The American and - skests

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Church RS—A Canadien fan and a eee Chicago Fan—‘‘Do you know if Hull got any last night? Canadien Fan—‘‘No, he didn’t" Chicago Fan—‘‘Let me see now, he still has 46 then.” | ee Canadien Fan—''No, no, no, you nincompoop, I'm talking about | [9 ’ shots on net.” |. Baas Now you can be assured all you loyal Chicago, Detroit, iy ,

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sleds both cracked same spectacular . 1 zag turn shortly before the Ca- After the preset

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Toronto, Boston and New York fans that I am ex’ grieved at having had to bring the name ‘Montreal Canadiens nadian ‘sled came to grief by Jones, crashed into the. into this column for you are all aware (or at least that's ° ” 3 be i y ' A hospital official all fout® wooden structure at the top’ of what is thrown in my: face-every time that-I try ee naff aes ‘ 21 i ee ev bai x ; were in fair contiiten. ia nnounce the. ture, a test cus hed made. thing at all about hockey) that I ammo lovel Suc thus «| | SKIP Mike Boyd of Ontario Schoolboy curling champion- Austine, second, and Gordon strom of British Columbia and |¢oth man’ on the 800-pound Caidlene, sexi’ Qiem R autamatically follows that 1 am stupid: 1 don't know, any- a on ae ships at St. John's, Nfld. Nash, lead, of British Colum- Ontario mate Bill Stephenson, |Canadian sled, wee wet admits | tranedy ok tie onal ca ing a game because I w own and c ‘fhe sa ted to hospital. man, Officials said the wooden bat- Bobby Hull the greatest player to put on skates, or say Monday of the Canadian LEFT TO RIGHT are Gary om Boyd;, skip Doug Eng- (CP Wirephoto) | superintendent of the bobsied vier they tut usualy ts Ge that any other team but Montreal are the best. I ned oe > E *.Jrun, said Storey walked to the | with snow and ice but @ recent te montion that 2 particular player had a bed game and did @ » [Bottom of the run efter the ac- *lthaw had taken away ‘the ‘ley a Serge eee tar et eters | ri asitat¢ Pee en aw epee: cl ete was. What happened? I get a letter not denying the fact but ' og luge, hobsled and oki runs at \ercistion has tect a Perlgendened tr Bandera anarin oes oe for not having praised the other defensemen : / . |Ste. Adele, in Quebee’s Laureo- | fut su a eran the | 10-below ionday o on on , . : | ; . dead on! . ' Well those are just some of the hazards of being a sports . L.- 0: tians, Wes pronOUe eT evital. Maritime Amateur- Hockey As.|the sleds tended to side side Dut ; arrival at sociation, it was ai d fol-\ways when coming out of the writer’ 1 guess. If-I should. say something that is true oe . DROVE SLED lowing a weekend meeting of the turn, instead of with it: ®* about a club other than the Habs people come up to you | : aasils il hed, wie- | navectation ta ee > — on fhe sireet and suit hnovtingty Relete they coy oent | | ner” Saturday of the North President Glen Matthews, of arc ars o> a ‘ + : . } * \ eee wis m'Well just 7% caivane will not get any mis- By DON ANGUS | Northern Ontario, skipped by |strom of Prince George, B.C.,{N.B. — 001 030 102 62- 7|American four-man champion- Summerside aoe Se taal: Race officials and spectators: taken conceptions this column will be a pillar of strength |. ST’ JOHN'S, Nfid., (CP) —) wayne Steski ef North Bay, de- edged Bev Groves’ New Bruns- | |ship and seeking the interna- oon qualifi ene (oe to aid the bleeding men and .for the Habs.even if they should fall to sixth place. |Quebec, skipped by. Leslie Hol- feated Danny Herder of St |wick four from Edmundston 8-7. | Alberta 100.100 160 0— 3 tional title Monday. pr Bempilbng ver. vo covered them with blankets, Remember that when you start reading articles about {jands of Arvida, stole & 7-6 vic- D ;| Prince Edward Island had the | Ontario 010 022 013 2-11, He also bad teamed with Pe- onl a Waele setae Ironically, Zardini and hie. : the chances of the -other contenders. and even ‘though the tory from Manitoba in the sec-|John’s, Néfld., 174 for its initial | ond-round bye. : \virtually all‘ Prompt ‘and cre” started Gos nome. run Habs may not be mentioned again this year remember that ond round of the: Canadian |victory after eitting out the first | SECOND ROUND Nfld. 000 021 101 1— 6 CURLING DRAW | Maeennah tea aa oe before they were . The . z a hae " to — ow Cup they will have to beat [schoolboy curling championship |draw on @ bye and Doug Eng: 'B.C.. 110-101 030:1— 8 |N. Ontario ~~ “312 000 010 0— 7| Xs eg | J. Pius Callaghan, past presi- ure oe a te on . Enouw eke here Monday night. ; : ‘ Z aq t of the MAHA, who repre- a draw ; Killip of Lake Placid, whose : The Quebecers put : together ft lh; Manitoba 011 211 000 0— 6| ~The following is today's sented the Maritime ? RAMBLINGS... all seven points in the tinal Afternoon Matches. Quebee 000 000 013 3-- 7| atthe Charlottetown Curling Seay at the ‘meeting, examined |!ea™.%28 of the line whea. Mee “yor — oo his my weal pty year Sat- three ends to.even their tourna- ere Phe eg 5 the structure of the association "Dost ea ran up end _onids urday night after having er sed ie be iment record at 1-1 and snatched By DON ANGUS New Brunswick, represented Nova. Scotia 010 203 100 20— 9, 7:00 P.M. and expressed ful approval, Killin withdrew { isicg wie uous a STV networks f ontrect {sure triumph from George Wil-| sr. JOHN'S, N&id. (CP) —|by Bev Groves’ team from Ed- |Sask. - 401 000 022 01-10} Tee 1: oo ~. hoe HA back: | uel‘ moved ehead ag Sin oT The NATIONAL HOCKEY TEAM left saallael ter the |80n's Charleswood foursome. Three eastemn provinces came |mundston, counted four times im STANDINGS leo. § Open “Gree io the .| The helmets of three of the WORLD HOCKEY CHAMPIONSHIPS yesterday... There |, Dot Glinr's Nova Scolie team |up with victories im the opening the final four ends while holding | [ee'4: 8 Beaton, H. Mitton, FI. Set. Glen Matthews, presi-/Canadions were ripped off when was a time that Canadian hockey fans would have been shock. |ffom ‘Trure pushed strong Sas /round of the Canadian school- Quebec to a single point for | PWL Storey, K. Acorn vs. JS. dent; Bill Ledwell, vice-presi-|they smashed into the wooden 5 G4 tf-n mational. tenn oven leet @ game during international katchewan into an extra end if |yoy curling championships Mon- | 96 win over Leslie Hollands’) ontario 22-0 x K. Cantwell, C. Downe, dent: Art Perry, second vice-|barriér, eyewitnesses eaid. competition but now they would be if the Habs man- |the drew's other.excitiag/day, with Nova Scotia scoring |Arvida rink. Quebee had tied| gastatehewan . 220 ES teed : acing '|\presittent; James A. Cox, sec-|sled overturned, .: caee Q “age to end up in erything over tind place... BILLY Moe. match, but lost to Bill Ross of | the biggest upset in a key 9-7 the score at 55. with @ three | inert, — ; oe ST ens -Jones,-"G, Miller, retary-treasurer: and. Mr. Cal-|empty down the course, » and \E MILLAN of SDU hockey fame is making the trip... CASSIUS [Humboldt 10-9. It was Saskat-|win over Menitobs. point fifth end. British Columbia ° 2 1 1|g- Hopkins. D. Wonnacott vs.|laghan. Dr. Hillard Clark, vice. |crossed the finish line, one-quat- CLAY and ERNIE TERRELL will meet for the world champ-. chewan’s second win and Nov@| The two. perenniel western’ The Saskatchewan entry, New Brunswick 2323 HR Ca thers Dr. D. Mac- |President of the MAHA, was un-'ter of a mile away. Spectators ~ ionships March 29th despite Clay’s draft into the Army... Scotia's first defeat. powers, Saskatchewan -and Al-| skipped by Bill Ross of Hum-| Nova Scotia ; 14 Donald, = Gillespie, W. Mc. |able-to attend. lthere had not been eble to ese ; _ Clay protests his draft saying that he is a member of the Ontario, led ‘by. Kingston's |berta, chalked up easy wins by |boldt, defeated Keith MacKach-| Quebee 3-2 Tipe aa | The meeting drew up a com-|the erack-up. : Black—Muslims-:-:-;-‘'We;-don't-go-to- wars—unless—they_are--|Mike Boyd,—became-—the only [identical “merging. era's -Prince-Edward- island tink; Northern Ontario 0-1 9°39 oS -:plete-sehedule for officials, -in- eee ie declared by Allah himself. I don't have mo personal quar- ~jother rink in the five-day Don Gling’s Truro,. N.S. rimk |from Charlottetown 12-5 and Al-| prince Edward Island. 1 6 1° "he A. Bagnall, K. Myers, (ding referees and linesmen: ae : rel with these Viet Congs’ .. . The Brier representatives spiel to win two games with an | cooled George Wilson of Charles- |berta's Brian Howes of Calgary! Manitoba 20 2|, fe tA. Beene lock ve, (for upcoming playotts, and) RURAL MINOR ~—were—rounded-out during the weekend and Art Burke and jeasy 11-3 trouncing of Brian |wood, Man., by. collecting six ran up the same score against) Newfoundland - 2 @ 2 + White, B Ror H, Thom. |28reed on rates of fees for of- x4 rink are going to be in. a little less nationally known field |Howes’ Alberta quartet from points in the final four ends Danny Herder's St. John's, — . White, B. Rogerson, H. ificials in different categories. HOCKEY than last year . . . Gone is defending Canadian champ Terru | Galgary after. the Prairie foursome had |Nfld., rink. - sen, -H. Dobson, |Rates for offcials in the Island Ce Braunstein, the Ernie Richardson rink, the Hec Gervaise —— opened up a 63 lead in six ends) wane steski's Northern Oo- Pownal R als Ice 2: Four year — J. Mac- junior final -were set at $15 for The Siiesing ae te quartet, the Doug Cameron Foursome etc., etc., etc... .- | ; cl b lof play. desl” tak fe feorth Bag’ | oy , Lesa vs. . Meee. - dte_Teferees and seven dollars per scheduled in Tara Winer she Lerner will represent Manitoba, the defending champs, ed ‘ fanito! peek # ~acla maake ; — jgame for linesmen, plus 10|/Hockey Bantam — ‘bat the inst time bo tuede. it to the tite Me had the euoet O'Leary Clu Gitins, beating Manitoba at its drew a bye in the airet round. | Shale Creekers cusic vs. M. White. cents a mile for travel expenses, |vision, Tuesday, Feb. 22, 1986 et ionable’ distinction of having the worst won-lost recotd that | Aline R | om ee Se ne FIRST ROUND ; | "Yee 4: Four Year — 8. Steven- where travelling is involved. |St. Dunstan's Rink: the province ever recorded in Brier play, a 37 slate... |. 'WIPS egals eee ee nee ene. 000 202 0100—$| The Pownal Royals edged the | son ys. R. MacDonald. ~ | The next meeting of the as-/6.00 P/M. — Sruine ve. Rang- ~—Ron- Northcott—continued—his—-winning -ways—in—Alberta —but. attempt and miiss difficult shots: ‘Alberta __011. 020 303212 Nine Mile. Creek Bulldogs 23| Ice §: E. MacDonald, ¥. Cor- sociation hag been tentatively ers, 5 Bob. Pickering sent the Richardson: foursome to the side- | ALBERTON — O'Leary M@ nan mMosT TROUBLE fi in'the third match of their semi: |coran, B. 1, ©. O'Rourke scheduled for Sunday, March 69:00pm. — Hewks ve Wines. > lines . . . The Eastern provinces have long been hoping to Toons defeated Alberton Regals| asice Boyd's Kingston, Ont., |P.E.1. 030 100 1000— $ : ve, F:- Gecdiiies © VR | soe played ta the take the biggest plum of them all and this could be the season 7-4 in a regular West Princ | stot had the most trouble in Sask. 101 013 024 1-13] final series in the North River)... "x MacInnis, J. @urden. , Gaturdey, that they do it... cbs league game in Alberton arena |@usriet Mid 96 triumph over | Senior league playoffs and pull-| - ’ spa he Causeway Races . 19, 1988 are es follows: (Ge- ‘Saturday night. The game W&8/n sich Columbie... Sporting a \N.B. 20 101 110 2— 9] 64 to within one game of the | AT MONTAGUE o , = |entdiegiey “73-2 oe i Cote ae SiLeary broke loose (Comfortable 5-2 lead alter six Quebec 002 030001 0— 6listiets, Re i w= t.| CO Tomorrow. | "seas 5 — aac ; pen ag : ends, Ontario saw its margin | — G. Murphy we. L.| ’ Flyers 1 — " i Provincial Draw in the final to build UP 4 00d \Gwindle away in the last four Manitoba 112 002 001 0— 7|_H. Smallwood had two and J. | stewart. The following are the entries| Canucks S§ — Gary Weed @ i Vee 3” —_ o WY se ends,_Doug Engstrom of Prince |Nova Scotia 000 210 310 2— 9| MacPhail, D. Gheidow, and T.| Ice 3 — A. MacLeod, H. Rob-|tor the harness racing—et the |Joha Dowling; Blades ¢, LE : : Scoring for the winners. were George tied the score at 66 in| : Smallwood one each for the win-| bins, C. MacKinnon, A. Wright inorth River Causeway tomor- ae Se Glen Rodgerson with a pair, G.|the 10th, but. gave up three |B.C. 000 020 201 10-—-6| ners while Tayfor ecored alljvs. L. Furness, N. row afterneon beginning at 2.30. ald, Philip Handrehan 9; a; : Bernard, R. Malone, D. Ellis, J.|counters in the extra end. |Ont. 112 001 010 03— 9! three goals in a losing cause: |N. Wolfer, 6. Galloway. Entries have been picking up|! — Brett MeeDearmid. S nnounce Howard and A. Dennis wit’: sin- |~ = ever since the start of the win-| Clippers 1— Reymond Weliyg | re Me es e an “ae os tot See eee tonmernew’s cand Die © : : Following is the draw for to-|Smith; Ice 3 — J. Squarebriggs, |\Were banged in by Robert Pro ; ri offers filled classes |" VA. ;@ay’s provincial mixed curling |Jr., vs A. Forgie; Ice 4 — E. pres were Gary MacGre- i F from ao a mes — Barbara Ann Seott - t championships. |Bell vs E. O’Rourke: IceS$ — a ne aul Batchilder ; 4 ; : , ; bere — Rudy Frisco, tawa, world champion Tuesday 9.15 a.m. at Belvedere Dr. L. Cox vs I. Cudmore. sa = ae , , Pee A wal Gates Gas : Golf and Winter Club: ~ | Tuesday 3 p.m. at Belvedere | an’ ’ : ed i Ice 1 — G. Nicholson vs P. Sin- Golf and Winter Club: J. nr hemevacice . or fe ; —_— ow = clair; Ice 2'— W. Storey va F-| Ice 1 — A..Smith ve 1. Mac-|""Tesday 5.45 at the Belvedere Fluid Drive A. enh: Yee 4—k. MacDon. |Kinnon; Ice 2 — B. Beer vs P. |Golf and Winter Club: Mn 4 a) 3 Mile to ald vs A. Humphrey. | Sinclans Ice 3 — G. Worth v8 D.} fee 1 — K. Smith vs 1. Cud- : Choice Tuesday 9.30 at the Charlotte- |O’Rourke; Ice 4 — 5 more; Ice 2 — Dr. Giddings V8|. This game is under protest . ws |behind Ellis after it had slidjhave to be made by the board of Queens Irving town Curling Club: | Tuesday 3 p.m. at the Charlot-/A. Forgie; Ice 3 — D. Clarkson | screamed a diminuative , Norm | fea | \back out in front of the net fol-|MAHA officials. All in all it wag|_ Clase C ¢ Ice 1 —H. Peters vs D. Clark-|tetown Curling Club: vs A. Acorn; Ice 4 — H. Peters | 7 v4: Larter immediately fol- lowing a shot and exactly one|a great night for hockey fans|Royél Father bent loo $A. Wollnden cc. \. lan Bae Der. Masieeeih Wiliam Mimtenieties. dr, | eeing a wild game at the Char. | minute Inter at the 1635 mark, |degpite So Sook thet toe: Neale oe, aaa eaome Fern lest ee wets wee adn eit ill who vere ait ex taal cok Meiglanoat Om, between his Feiniore rela Tuppy Rogers leg. only this report to go by. be| qyacg D (Trot Rangers and the Summers Summerside-recorded the only sure to be on hand for the pext | sony Day Evening aanien Lagouncices. Ths 2 OE allowed tally of the third session | game aa ers_had' just finished losing to | of play at the 7:24 mark as, summany 2 te eee the Summerside.club in the first Danny “MacNeill dented the - —— a ame of a best of five series for after di the puck; First Period — Renalda. ti ips. | oat fr ome the P.E.I. cede ee aad out from a in front of — Kennedy (Taylor) 3.15; — 2. In the words This enought to en-| Char = timer “only 59 minutes of the ee them of their 48, margin|(MacKeosie) 1218; 3. Summers MINOR HOCKEY game had been played” and the but there was lots of action be-| side — Foley (Perry, Arsengult) | . sensi official watch with the time fore.the stanza ended: At the|1!7.30. Penalties — ,| The, following is a correc stopped as the siren went is in 13 minute mark Jamie Kennedy) 13.35; MacDonald, 17.30. result of a game played ae ee ‘Sonae the olfice at the Forum showing and Gerald Smith started the’ Second Period — 4. Charlotte. |Wrday morning in tie tee own 59 seconds feft. free for all behind the’ Legion-\town — MacDopald (Kennedy), |Minor Hockey League between) WATER HEATER The game was livened by full naire nets. | MacDougall) 14.00; 5. Summer-|the Racoons and Lions. Racoons a 5 : “| sealebrawljnvolving the five Smith moved from one op-iside — Arsenault (Foley) 15.25; 4—Danny Brun, Billy MacDonald : oe members on the ice for bolt ponent to another like a hol (6. Summerside —Muttart (Ho-|(a), John Dalziel, | Palmer Electric Ltd,}

knife through butter and like 8M )16.25. Penalties — Bernard |Lions $—Del Frizzell (3).

award has_to go oe Smith anything hot he made himself |*-47: Arsenault 9.36; Smith 16.20. Note: The win for the Racoons et itted himself like a . i.e Hele players ended up 7 i al herr ee ne them in first place in the who ae ide: alae CECH, MacDONALD > the fracas in the ‘‘sin bin” only we 72 MacQueid, ‘Train- 2 Danae with | sad three locals took five minute |Guigan. MacDonald waited ‘till f bar yo aes ial ae: = __& total 2a aia

raps and it proved costly five |the goalie made his move and |i De BSig Su ot MPa :

minutes later when the hoard |then went around hini and slip- had not been announced by the | s ‘

of players stormed out of the |ped the disc into the net. official timer Grant Crockett, ‘ Late in the period the Legion- | hut ref Glen Matthews going by | , ST TTT

teams. Fighter of the night

sin bin, Charlottetown scored |

with 18:58 of the eo sane naires oe yi Se an Parey the big clock at the north end | boards. was |converted rom Perry, 4 f

gone by the saat ota taet the Legion’, the ee the came elf

the Rang, 1 vg gga reign . back into striking distance. | An official protest has been! * The second period ‘saw both ‘entered by the Rogers Ranzors | VA teams get a bit more. checking | management and a decision will | urge and.once the western team) f started in the heavy play-they | Murphy's Service i = Station

Pea ‘the there was a r game

ecene right out of the books of ithe best mellees of the world as the referees atiempted to wend thei? way back to their cubicles. | However, with the ‘abuse. of fans ringing in their ears the refereeing team of Glen

ers had one too many men on seemed to be more at home.

og MacDonald got his second | :

the ,night at-the 14:00 mark |

when he put”a blistering slap- Motor hening and shot behind MacGuigan so quick- | mpooing

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Matthews, Art Perry and Jim|iy that the latter didn't even! Towin units ; ‘ ee. Poulton finally managed to shove ‘have time to move, However the | nauk ee uae : $ . Bi SS

their way through the gathering |Legionnaires came back to score} ~ s ie a

4 crowd of enraged fans and that /two tallies within the next two] Day : Night if ap Cae was that. minutes and 25 seconds so the | 49722 . 44-8045 I : 3 EXCELLENT PLAY clubs. left the ice deadiocked 3-3. ] 4-6945 4-8858 |} iO t

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The game started off mildly) Don ‘Arsenault rapped the puck enough with both teams skated | gessssscsssssesssmsmam

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: Doug MacLean, LEFT and year for the first ae to aie ce and who was ee pager eee _ : vs. i j 4 Jim Keough, both players on winner of the annual game is past July in a- car | played an ou ding game Ky og ' aE hed perce hare tet eee ce Gee ee (eae ae Pr eae Regprmve Your Comyaus Stars—are -seen-as- ih ie 88, ‘op In __ Fives. y _ with t | PASS | s 8 . ; et ; as ae bia ‘ pee ee eer. . ae =

rt ar fensive duo and MacDonald | Students—35e Adults—60e . aa ie

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en trophy to be awarded this on the first Summerside team broke in all alone on Tim Mac-

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