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DAVOS, Switzerland (CP-AP;| Gabriele Seyfert of East Ger- G@rown-haired Peggy Fleming ef the United States, a prima hal- ‘erina on ice, won the world skating title for women Sunday. In a stunning upset, defending ehampion Petra Burka of Tor- onto finished third.

Close Contests Highlight Races

These are the results of rac- ing on the North River cause- way . In spite of the weather a small crowd’: saw keenly contested races. Maryland Miss driven by Jody Hennessey paid the largest ticket a * day $10.20. Jody drove 3hor for the first time in a race and - produced a double winner. The Frater! time of the Ba moe a the Colins Woods’ Boomt

CLASS A PACE Chestnut Clegg (F. Mac- Isaac)

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Times: 32; 32:1.

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SACKVILLE, N.B. (CP) Wayne Matheson of Summer- side, P.E.1.,

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Miss Russell (W. Profit): 43). The Matheson rink earned a. Maryland Miss owned 7 G.|5-0 record in section B while MacLeod. : Mount Allison entered the final Times: 33:4, 44:4. ’ lwith a 41 record. Other mem- Pays: $10.20, $3.30. bers of the winning rink were “CLASS B PACE * | BiH Johnstone, > Arvida; -Que., Boomtown (C. Wood) 1 Ujlead; Keith Hawkins, Digby, Sturdy Jimmy (R. Mc- iN.S., second; Craig Hopkins, Kearney) 2| Dolbeau, Que., mate. =. Boomtown owned by C. Wood. .. Other rinks eompeting were eee I Baiversity of New Brunswick, as: SO, BS. Kings College, St. Thomas Ual- CLASS C PACE Bob Budiong (R. McKearney) |Versity, St. Mary's University, hea 1 2/ University of Moncton, Nova Miles Hal (R. MacKenzie) 21)Scotia Technical College, St. imperial Hal (F. Macisaac) 3 3) Dunstan’s University and Dal- Miss McGee ('W. Proffit). 4 4/| housie University. An entry from

: : and their R. MacKenzie awarded to their scheduled op- Times: 3%, 33:2.- ponents. St. Dunstan's came se Pays: $9.60, $4.2. cond in the ‘B’ section

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Mary MacKenzie vs Sybil Mac- Milan. ; Ice 3 — Two Year: Burke vs Lorn Burke. Ice 4 — Ladies Patriot '66

Ice 2 — A. Griffin, W. Dingwell and T. Gallant vs |

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Gene Carruthers vs Eliz Mae Souris To Host eames, *eFete® Murray Harbour

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| Penalties—None. Ice 2 Dr. L. Prowse (C) vs G.| “| Stewart (C) Sheis on geal by Ice 3 Wes Storey, (C) vs H.| | Chicago 9 612-7 Larter (S). | Detroit —— 610 4-3 ae 4 E. Cannon (SS) vs F. Attendance—14.560. ~ iles (C). Ice 5 Bill Beer (B) vs A. Rob- NEW YORK 3 MONTREAL 4, jertson (M), j SUMMARY

R. Ching, | Frank |C. MacDonald, E. MacSwain, C. *

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world victories of Barbara Ann Scott. of Ottawa.

Valerie Jones, 17-year-old Tor. onto girl who has been runner-| 7 up to Miss Burka in Canadian} © competition the last two years,

placed fourth. Roberta os 15th = 7 also ‘of Toronto, was 15th. © WAS UPSET

Miss Burka, coached by her mother, Ellen Danby Burka, a former. Dutch champion, ap- peared somewhat upset after the first two compulsory figures were skated Friday, with Miss) © seeing piling up a lead which | ~

she added to in each succeed-)~ ing stage. e

Mrs. Burka said. the open-air | - Davos rink handicapped the Ca- | nadian champion.

“It’s this open-air rink and the unusually hard. ice,” said Mrs. Burka. “She would need a month to get accustomed. to the ice. She would need a dif- ferent grind on her blades, too.” The Canadian —— - was reported suffering from ay effects of losing 35 pounds by ~~ dieting in recent months.

The U.S. winner; from. Colo- rado Springs, Colo., said the sun was so bright that it bothered her eyes during ‘the ~ competition, but that everything — turned out well for her.

“I did my whole program and Sa it worked out wonderfully,” i es

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tonal champonships. ‘NEW YORK (AP) — Burris Guard Brian Heaney, # MEM Jenkins Ir., 69, carigonist for ber of last year's — the New York Journal-American WOLFWELE, 3S. «OP)—Aco- all-star team, collected 16 points, /.44 other Hearst Newspapers, = a ot meee 2 em ee Pes the |died in Hollywood, Fla., Sator- ligers with ‘day of coronary thrombosis.

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Mrs. Herta Waechtler, famous Austrian trainer, said: |

“She deserved the title. She ts, a real prima ballerina on_ the ice.”’ sR

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for. her performance, was flab-|. First peried—I. Toronto, Ma-iblay,- 3. 'C. an-/hoviich 23 (Hillman, Armstrong) Penalties — -_Hadfiela emee

nounced she had placed ahead | 3:19; 2. Boston. Stewart 12 minor, 10 ‘miscenduct Richard) + of the Canadian champion. | (Martin) 7:14; 3. Toronto, Pul- double mimer 7-58. = ' a can’t believe it, I can’t be-\ford 23 ( Kelly) 13:14. Third peried—5. New York.| lieve it,” she she repeated over and Penalties — 1:57, Me- Marshal 19 Nevin, Howell Bett ovat: | Kenny 7:33, Boston |7:15. 6 New York, Marshall 23 : , team penalty served by Maxner | (Ingarfield. Hicke) ME 7. Ea ia S j | 13:06. Mostreal, Belivean 2 (Bouse = Legion pie Second-peried — 4. Boston, seau, Laperriere 19-05 Pesnd- AIR CA Bucyk 18 (Oliver, McKenzie) |ties—Hewell 13-49.

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