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he ANA in 1960 mm amines Russia Is Sho oIn or Team Honors metre tiltmile cross country JuliGuy Brunet Sta Ag Mens metre econconn By JACK SULLIVAN Canadian Press Stall Writer SQUAW VALLEY oath ca llo all intean and purposes Rosin bossewed up the eighth Winter Olymplu unoiliclai team title alter three days of competi tion its only question of how big the Russian margin will be The Russlgns Sunday smashed the world record in womens longdistance speedskating but had to share gold medal honors with Swimerland and Sweden in the three events decided Russias Lidiia Skobiikova 20 year old student won the womens 1500 metre metric mile speedskating and broke the world record by threetenths of second with time of 2253 The other gold medals wont to Roger Staub of Swltxerlend in the giant slalom in 148 and Kiss Lcstander ol Sweden in the Math loo crosscountry skiing and shooting with time of one hour 33 minutes 22 seconds SWEDEN RUNNEILUP The speedskating triumph plus solid piacings in other events sent Rusias unoffian point score to 6315 based on 1034 scoring system for the first six places Swedens blathIon vie tory boosted it into second place over Germany whose East and West athletes had scored two big Saturday victoriesthe Womens downhill and womene speed skatinghut lailed to win point Sunday not left the Germans with 28 points compared with Swedens 29 The United States picked up four points to move intolourth plate with is ahead of Canada and Austria who have 13 each The spotlight shined today to the hockey players who play the opening games of the sircountry linal hockey tournament Canada is favored to win it for second gold medal in the eighth Winter Olympics The weeklong roundrobin ends Sunday and it form prevails itll be Canada vs Russia on the final day of the game for the cham pionshlp prize that rates just about the highest in WintervOlym pic competition CROWDS BIGGER Clear and sunny weathertho perlect kind that lured 32000 spectators here Saturday and 47 000 Sundaywas expected to at tract anothertbrong of 25000 pins to this tiny festive valley in the High Sierra Today is US holiday George Washing tons birthday Besides the hockey the sched ule lined up for the holiday crowd today includes the likilo holf oi the nordie combined title the skidumplag phase of which was held Sunday the filth school figure at the named Kl skating thomens downhill race and the womens 1000 metre speed skating championship Canada has entriesln the nor dic combined and the womens figure and speed skating and the mens downhill with its best chances of picking up points pinned on the figure skating CANADIAN sunrmsrs While heavily favored Carol Heiss ot the United States four times world champion was far ahead alter our comp school figures in the figure skat ing ouLsider Sandra Tewkcsbtny of Chatham 0ntmade suru prise showing to move from 12th to eighth place Miss Tewkesbury 17yearold brunette had total of 5112 ag gregate points alter tour ligmu Sunday oompamd with 60 or Miss Heiss to whom almost all the nine judges gave nearper fect score Sandra who was fifth in the 1959 North American competition and 10th in last years world tournament has been skating since she was 10 Filteenyearoid Wendy Grioer of Toronto took over the 11th spot Sandra had held at the end at the first two figures Saturday collecting 5156 points Wendy had been 16th alter two figures Miss Heiss closest rival was Sjoujke Dijkstra of the Nether lands with 5805 points There are 26 contestants The school figures count for 60 per cent in the final smring The freeskating final which counts for 40 per cent is scheduled Tues day When it comes to free skat ing Miss Helss 20 is the great est of them all now NEED EXPERIENCE The Canadians tailed to win point in the skiing and one of their coaches Josef Pepi Sel venmoser said they need more experience in international com petition Anna Heggtveit of Ottawa was disappointing 12th in the wo mens downhill Saturday the best Canadian showing in skiing so for Her run of one minute 429 seconds was 53 seconds slower than Heidi Biehl the 10 yearold German who captured the gold medal with time of 1316 for the Marlin course lhlhe bestIElanadian pllagcing in egiants omtheb akiin event Sunday was 24th in the field of 66made by Verne Anlt derson of Rosinnd EC despito sore leg muscle St Mikes Splits With The Teepees By THE CANADIAN PRESS St Michaels College Majors added some scoring punch to their already impressive deten siva power Sunday and blanked St Catharines TeePecs 50 The Majors have the lowest total both in godls for endgoals against in the Ontario Hockey Association Junior series140 and 141 respectively The Teelt Pees have scored 186 goals see and only to the leagueleading Tomato Marlboros while the club bu allowed 173 against third poorest defensive total The victory for St Mikesmade up for 58 loss in St Catharines Saturday TheMsrlboros de feated Peterborough Petes 72 in Toronto Sunday while at HamilA ton Saturday Barrie Fiyers beat the Tiger Cubs 65 The results leave standings un changed with Marlboros seven points ahead ot Barrie and St Mikes who are tied for second TeePees Petes Guelph Biitmores Rickey Proposes liudicni System CEARI AP If the Continental gue approves radical proposed by Branch Rickey for op rating minor league farm eye the class Watern Carolinas League likely will be the guillotine Rickey the lather of the pres ent minor league farm system and president of the proposed Continental League said Satur day he hopes to operate minor lam ML His idea hesaid is tohnve the Continental own all of the players of particular league assign the players to each dub on pool basis then make them eligible through draft at the end of the season to the Continental teams The clubs in the minor league would have working agreement with the Continental not an in dividual club Rickey who met with directors of the proposed Western Carol inas League and league president Sole John Moss of Shelby said he will submit his plan to the Continental directors March Mosssaid it the plan is up proved the Western Caroliaas and Hamilton follow in that or er MARI 0N Ramses Saturday St Michaels got two goals early in the third to lead TeePeesI to victory with three tallies in 44 seconds and Pat Stapleton added one more Mur ray Hall scored the tirst St Catharines goal The Irish goals were by Dave Draper Les Kw askand Larry Keenan The St Michaels scorers Sun day were George Olah Bruce Draper Terry OMailey Dave Kenn and Bert Brown Barrie and Hamilton had close tussle Saturday with 11 first period score and 32 Ham ilton lead in the second Pierre Gagne paced the Flyers with two goals while Dale Rolfe Bob Awry Marcel Tessier and Jennnot Gilbert got singles Neil Forth scored three for Hamilton with singles tram Bert Templeton and Pit Martin Marlboroughs led Peterbomugli 7rd after the second and added five more in the third Jack Martin andvmien Cona cher scored two each for Marl boros with Jim Psppin Gary Jarrett and Gus Brassnrd netting singles Ray Kanerva and Harvey nlrnbuil scored for Peterbor ough Toronto crowd of 7553 recordforlthe season attended GIIILDBE ll nivrnonnsi am also enneumrIu um um MIMI can nmml Plensontitletlivc Use Mother Groves WORM EXTERMINAEOR ILS atbe Que Fred Tommy ol Ot try skiing Clarence lawn and Joan of Cooks Servold Camrose Alta Qaewern$thmhand81stm smilvdy Tom Corooran Yoklhamaborn American resident at Beacons tield Que competing for the US was surprise fourth be bind Stout and pair ol Auslt tlians Pepi Stlegler and Ernest Hinterseer SEEK SECOND MEDAIS Staub and Miss Skoblikova aimed for second gold medal today the Swiss skier in the downhill and the Huston girl in tho 1000metre speed skating Five Canadians are entered in the downhill and Mrs Doreen Ryan of Edmonton and teammate Peggy Robb of Saskatoon will be up against the Russian winner again in the 1000 metres Mrs Ryan 28 sped over the 1500 metre calm Sunday in 234 to earn 11th place behind the Soviet recordbreaker She had made the top 10 Saturday the only Canadian to do ltby placing ninth in the 500 metrfl in which gold medal honors were won by Mrs Helga House 25 yearoldEast Berlin bookkeeper Teammate Robb was 20th in the field of 23 with time of 2483 She had placed 11th Saturday GERMAN VICTOR George Thoma nyearold West German from the Black Forest won the mmetre ski iumplng leg of the nordie com bined Sunday with leaps of 69 am and 52 metres 2213 221 and 203 feet His best two counted He compiled 2215 style points The Servold brothers of Carn rose Alta ended far down lrvin placed 29th and Clarence 32nd Canada had entered Jacques Charlnnd of irnisltivleres Que Gerry Graveile of Hull Que and Alois Moser of Toronto but with drew them Friday night Thomas longest leaps broke the hill record of 65 meters 213 feet by Russias Dmitri Lochkin last year Entered in the mens downhill today are Anderson Lessard Brunet Tommy and Don Brune ski of Rossiand SQUAW VALLEY Calif CP Final preliminary round robin standings in the 1560 winter Olympic hockey tournamentw WLT AP PoolA 019 Czech 1102302 Australia Pool Canada Sweden Japan Pool Russia Germany Finland First two in ear tied for roundrobin By THE CANADIAN PRESS Womens oompoisory flgm skating Wendy Griner Tomato Sandra Tewkesbury Cbatham TELRAD 1V Radio Service on Manson st Makes man ieel ten feet on What does Why having money in the bank of course When youve got nice pad of savingsbehind you you cantakeadvan use of saleprices And Inhalme you want mean my cashfor ion it some one lothatamiiy gets rum knowthe money right memo look after him The fact hmwthioglolifalools bettermhen youve got cash in on bank And it also take long to run upa nloosumwhenyoo make small butlegular tie is Yes sir money in the bank realty does give men that landed tall feeling Doyonknou wherol save my money and Irvin Wotnena 1000 Inche skating Pegg Robb Saskatoon Doreen Ryan Edmonton Menr downhill skiing Verne Anderson Rossisnd 13 Don BrimesklRossland BC Jean Guy Brunet St Agathe Que Jean lessard Coohblre Que FredTommy Ottawa Duchy Canada vs Germany nu CANADIAN eases SATURDAY Womens downhiilnkttng Anne Heggtveit Ottawa 12th Nancy Holland Montreal 17th Nancy Greene Russiand 36 22nd Elisabeth GreeneRossiand32nd Field 43 Womens sodmetre speedrial log Doreen Ryan Edmonton ninth Peggy Robb Saskatoon 17th Field Womens Monkting preunx inary figures Sandra Tewkrs bury Chathnm mo Wendy Grlner Toronto 16th Field 26 mickey Canada deleated Jn pan 191 SUNDAY Womens Moometre skating Doreen Ryan Edmonton 13th Peggy Robb Saskatoon 20th Field 23 Mens loot Ilnlom skiing Verne Anderson Russiand 24th JeanGuy Brunet Ste athe Quezstb Fred Tormny Ottawa 28th can Lessard Cookshire Que dist Field 66 Womens flgurcvskattng prelim inary figuresSandro Tewkes bury Chatham eighth Wendy Griner Toronto 12th Field 26 Mens nordie combined liti lumplog lrvin Servold Cam rose Alta 3th Clarence Serv old Camrose 32nd Field 33 SQUAW VALLEY Calif AP Dlstributioo of medals alter completion of the third days events at the Winter Olymplc Games In Russia Germany Sweden Canada Switzerland United States Austria Poland Finland Ggold sellver Btmnze Todays Olympic Program By TEE CANADIAN PRESS 10 am ESTvFlguresketing Womens compulsory figures it amSkiing Mens 15kilvr metre crosscountry NoonSpeedskadng Womens 1000 metres panSkiing Mens downhill pmHockey United States vsSweden 630 pmHockey Russia Czechoslovakia pm Hockeyx Canada vs Germany Queernun IMiHebHN cumbeaanta vs TRYTHEB CHANGE in Me min enema BAM uonoavraaguu6 lldoms Skips link To Second Prize Vern Adana took rink to Newmsrket Saturday to curl tn the invitation splel Tough luck in the float game dropp ad the local toursome to sec ond place Vern with wife loan as vice Jimmy Clyne second and Betty Clyne lead had to go threecxtn endstowin the first game Inoemur ileudy To Fight iloyd new vonx lAPlAli ma ior obstacles to return bout with Floyd Patterson havebeen settled world heavyweight bur ing champion ingemar Johansson said Sunday night on his arrival by plane lrom Switzerland logo here for proposed ex hibition tour and television ap pearances said Only the sign ing of contracts remain to be done The rematch is tentatively planned tor June nth the New York Polo Grounds Second Place Butllo Raging In West loop ran CANADIAN mass Weekend victories by Victoria and Seattle tightened the battle for second place in the closing stages of the Western Hockey league campaign Seattle hopped back into the second spot Sunday by shutting out lastplace Spokane Comets 40 Edmonton Flyers idle dun ing tho weekend dropped into gird place point behind Seat The Cougars with gamein hand over both Seattle and Ed montoo edged to within two points of Flyere by overcoming Calgary Stampeders 21 in over time Saturday All three teams are aiming for second position to avoid bumping into the leagueleading Vancouver Canucks in the semifinals The first and third teams meet in one series the second and fourth in the otherCnigery and Winnipeg are practically out of playoil con tention in the only other weekend ac tion Vancouver trimmed Spo kene 41 at Spokane Saturday FIELDER LEADS SCORERS Gayle Fielder out to win his fourth straight scoring title ad led to his lead with goal and an assist Sunday PatGioneil Tom McVie and Don Chiupka scored the other Seattle goals Defenceman Matthews goal midway through the over time session gave Victoria its victory over Calgary George Ford of Victoria and LesColwiil of Calgary split firstperiod goals Rocket Paces Les Helios OVér Red Wings 63 By ran CANADXAN ram Maurice Richard scored twice Sunday night as the Montreal Canadians showed flash and lire in beating Detroit Red Wings as in Detroit The victory coupled with so ill in Montreal Saturday night with New York Rangers gives the Canadians 17point lead over second place Tomato Maple Deals The Leafs spilt two weekend games with Chicago Black Hawks winning 31 Saturday in Toronto and losing 7S Sunday in Chicago when leitwinger Bobby Hull blazed four goals for the Hawks in the second game Boston Bruins dropped behind tied Chicago and Detroit losing 41 Saturday to the Wings and 72 Sunday to New York Both wero road gamer tor the sliding Bruin SOLE CHALLENGER Montreals win and tie 1n cidentally Put lirst place out of reach of anyone but the leafs Canadians have at points and the most any team but Toronto can get now la 80 points Montreal winlcss in tour pro vlous starts slammed three goals in 51second span ol the third period to sew up Sundays game in Olympia stadiumwhere they havent lost to the Red Wings since March 1958 Racket Hichard 38 scored the 588th and 539th goals of his can eer while Phil Goyetta also had two and Don Marshall and Claude Provost got the others Alex Del vecchlo counted two or Detroit and Barry Cullen one Bisons lind Boronslise lluehec To Stay In Plnyoii Tussle oy runAssociArao PRESS Bullan emulating Cleveland Barons have used Que bec Aces to remain in the thick of the liveteam light or the four playoff positions in the American Hockey League Barons knocked off the last place Aces three times lost week including +0 victory Saturday to stay within one point at fourth place Sunday night Bison handed the Aces 52 lacing to solidlly their hold on third place Quebec hasnt beaten Bullnlo in eight meetings thisseason Rochester in second place re tained an outside chance of catch ing first place Springfield by downing the lndlans 52 Sunday night after the league leaders had lioOpslers Boplure liliBil Opening Till Eight early points gave Ber rle cagets firshgamo Vic tory over Gait in the Ontario Amateur Basketball Association intermediate playdowns Harrie scored the eight points before Gait could get clear shot at thebasket Halftime score saw Barrie just one point up Then in thrilling seesaw second halt the teams matched points with the eventual winner being fired by Viilie McAleel just breath before the final whistle MeAleers shot for his 20th and 21st points of the game gave the locals 95414 decision Second game of the series is slated for Gait next Saturday Lloyd Stackhouse welcome addition to the Barrie club this season led the scoring parade with 31 points Brian Wiles like McAleer student at Central Collegiate made use of his knowledge of the school gym and potted 23 unwruonwmmooimmomlrawewanmm No ear is newer than Meteor Proof is in the driving few short ates at thewheel and youll know that newness is more than skin deep Just toait in Meteor the change is immediately apparent Visibility is outstanding Seats are inches wider Headroom and legroom are equally generous Trunk find when Meteore luxurious ta When youll find your second big too neurone spaceisimmense spacioosaeas eel pm do ARK MOT Meteor beaten rs Saturday Hershey also last Sunday tailing to Providence 43 in overtime Danny Polizianis goal on 35 foot shot gave Providence the overtime win over Hershey Poli Ilnnt had scored the tying goal less than three minutes before regulation time The other scorers were Bob Beckett and Nick Mickoskl for Provi dence for Hershey Lu Duff Ron Hurst and Hee Lalonde scored WILSON GETS TWO Larry Wilson with two and Dick Gamble borne Ferguson and Phil Malooey scored for Bi sona in Bulfaios win over Que bec Sunday Gerry Claude and Michel Harvey hit for Aces Billy Saunders Stan Smrko Pat Honnigan Hunk Ciesla and Cec Hoekstra scored for Roches ter in Sundays 52 rout of Spring field Brian Kilrea and Parker MacDonald tallied or lndlans Fred Glover scored two and an assist to boost his leagueleading points total to 02 Saturday Bill Dineen and Mike Labadie scored the other Cleveland goals in the 40 shutout ot Quebec game scoreless for two pe riods broke wide open in the third as Springfield battered Hershey 41 Floyd Smith hit for two goals within two minutes Bruce Cline and Harry Pidhirny scored the others for lndlans Ron Hursts tally prevented shutout BAY CITY Ndbarally you expect Meteor no riding comfort And it does Meteorbesanewideain long rear springs resist takeelf squat yandbraking vrde you with snow smoothnm of motion And with Meteore wider track even dilficullzcornering isflnt controlled Try the bigchange in ride and roominms Move up tollfewer for 196 Its Canadas idea car of the year Onstlmrj 45 Brudlord St aelflev nors Dennis Riggin 23yearold Ed montoo goalie rubbing for Terry Sawcbuk was superb Saturday pertlculnriy in the third period when he held all the surging Bruins Dick Melssner rookie managed the only Boston goal Gordie Howe scored his 75th goal and Gerry Melnyk Murray Oliver and uiten each contri buted singles in Detroits second victory in their last 14 games in cluding Sundays MLIINS SPARKLES More brilliant goaltending gave Rangers their tie with Montreal in the Forum Saturday Veteran Al Rollins no doubt recalling his days with Chicago when the Hawlu act was the NHL shoota log gallery made 46 raves Rollins was called up late last week from Winnipeg Warriors to replace Lorna Gump Worlley Only late goal by anodier old master the Rocket saved the tie for Montreal Marcel Benin andAndre Pron ovoat also had Montreal goals Dean Prentice who had two as sirts Sunday scored two goals for Rangers and Popeln counted the other The Rangers apparently hearb erred by the tie played one at their best games of the season Sunday delighting home crowd of 15536 Larry Popein scored twice and Art Stratton Ed Shack Bill Gadsby Red Sullivan and rTokle Mel Pearson tallied lin es Jcrry Toppazzlni and Leo La blne scored for Boston KELLY KITS PAYDIRI in Toronto Rod Kelly scored the clincher and had an assist on the winning goalhis first points since joining Leafs from Detroit 10 days ago Blll Harris and Gerry Ehamoa also scored to Toronto and Carl Brewer bed All slsts on all three goals Eric Nes tercnko counted for Hawks The high Chicago scorers broke loose Sunday blasting 42 shots at Bower Hull dazzled with die piay of individual power scoring on the first three shots he took The four goals give Hull 36 or the season and leave him only our points behind leading Bronco Horvotb inthe NHL scoring raoc Murray Balfour Red Hay and Ron Murphy also counted for Chi cago with Pierre Pllote picking up three assists and Hay and Enl four two each Bert Olmsiead Frank Mohav llch Gerry James Johnny Wil £011 and Tim Horton scored the Toronto goals The at inn Mm ma mom new carburetor or nxtrl econ omy The superb Monarch tnvt You to the venture or car ownership not now Mouths To Pay Mg essli ofler beneathauasverogo Especwllystartin gapdstopnimn elhng egmpension Its fivefoot diva prov In ea yossoo