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ansp rcawamenwrmnna rumr mlrrc rt scored three times accounted tor New Yorks scor lnsrc goals oi the campaign getter was Murray Oliver with minuteshao seconds iNNfiBRUCK Austria tCPt an Soviet Union is clearly on the Iayto dominating the ninth Winter Olympic Games even ore decisively than it did the It time around With clean sweep oi the biodals in the womens coo metro speed skating and third co in the mens aokiiometre eroasoouoiry ski race Thursday and gold mcdal in Wednes daya iigureskatiog pairs the Soviets now have two gold med pls one silver and two bronze Thats well ahead oi the pace they had set at the same stage in 190 when they won seven oi the 211 gold medals live scc oodvpince slivers and nine third nlaca bronsea as they rolled up total oi toils points intha unoillclal team Itandingl 9t more than the runncrup Their piaclngs Thursday boosted their unoiticlal team points here to at based on traditional tum24 unoiiiciul Icprtng ayatem tor the tirsl six lldngs in each line 24 more on anyone else Besides Russia only Ger manywith silver and broomhas won more thar one medal so tar GOING FOR TRIPLE World champion lgon Zim mermann oi Austria the me uation hero shooting tor tripleslam In mens skiingI won thameos downhill gold medal Thursday in the course record time of mo seconds on treach erous Mount Potacherkoiel And iaverlta Hero Macolyrs ante oi Finland won the gold in the livkliometro tinemile crosscountry romping home In I0507 the lastest ever re corded tor the event in mater competition Zimmermanoa victory in the glamorous downhill event not oti mob scenes among his country men who swarmed around him in spite oi heavy police guard He may go on to win the gi aot slalom and slalom bciore the games and and thus repeat the sensational teat at his coun tryman tonl Salter in 1956 but it will still be the Soviet team that dominates here SURPRISE WINNER Lidia Skobliirova Myer old blonds teacher lrom the Urala flashed to an unexpected victory in tho mmcirc speed skatingknocking cloths at second of the Olympic recoil as the tinishcd in ts scooods at She stands as good chance as Zimmerman of becoming triple champion since her strongest events are the 15011 and Shoometre events which she won in the 1060 Olympics Hcr Russian teammates tr ina Yegorova and Tatyana Si Dolova finished second and third rcspcctively and their sweep of the medals points up the increasing strength at Hus slna athletes in 1960 Russia got oIdy acc ¢vsoviet on gTo Soil place in the loo metre lgor Voreochtkhin ot Russia tlnlshed thirdbcblnd martyr anta and Harald Groennlngeo 01 Norway in the crotscountry FIRST TIME The gold medal in the ilgure skating in was the that tor the Sov who could do no better than slxiit In the event in 11100 Canada with tour pointaln the team standing as mutt otthe thirdplace tinieh by Deb bie Wilkes oi Unionvtile out and Guy Revolt o1 Nowmarket cat to the pairs Wednesday had dismal day thursday with the exception oi the 31 victory Canadas hockey team scored over the strong Swedish squad in championship play Mrs Doreen Ryan 32year old Edmonton houscwlie had the highest placing oi the Ca nadians in the three outdoor note finishing lDtlI In the 500 metre speed skating with time of 417 seconds Doreen McCon nell of Winnipeg tied tor ilth place in 4a seconds list in the mens downhill where Frances Leo Lacron linisheti aecond in mono and Woiigaog Bartels ot Germany placed third in 21948 Canadas best show ing was made by JoanGuy Bru net at SteI Agatha Que who placed 25th in 22659 Garry Battlatelia oi Kimber ley hC was 2111b in 11774 Rod chmn ot Vancouver son in 180 and Peter Dunch oi They used to say anybody wourd look good behind the do tence Montreal Canadians threw up tor Jacques Plants in seasons gone by Now as New Yorks goal tender hes inclined to gel con siderably more exposure and more goals than anyone else around the National Hockey League But Jacques still looks mighty good The Rangers overpowered in the shooting department by substantial margins in cum her 01 gainer have tied to gether big string at wins in bi overhaul Detroit Red Wings the No34 spot in the standings in Boston Thursday night they cooled the resurgent Bruins 3v bctore crowd at 11112 to pull to within point at Detroits 42point mark it was the nights only game MAKES ill SAVES Plania made on eaves com pared with it tor Eddie Johns ton ot the Bruins fellow who has turned in number oi standout periormances in re cent weeks Hosted deioneeman Tedr Green was in the penalty box when two New York goals were in their last it starts the Rangers have ban beaten only The line at centre Phil Goy ettc rightwinger Rod Gilbert and lettwioger Camille Henry ing Henry potted his 72nd and while Goyettn clicked or No to Gilbert drew assistsoo all three and Henry helped out on Goyeiies oftoit For the Bruins the goal Andy Hebcnton and Johnny Ducyk assisting the setback was jolt talles lnna playoit hopes lue club fell eight points behind New York Going into the game the timing carried an eightgame tab merged by only two losses Olivers tllh goal of the sea son opened theecoring at 13 Green was oil when Henry got his first at 1502 or theiaame period deflectingAndy Sath gates 4Mooier into the nets to yhrcak scoreless string by Johnston that had reached 144 ABilla Bird Diamonds At aoc oi the middle period Henry got his second convert Ing Gilberts goaimouth pass Green vas serving minor once again when Goyetto rounded out the scoring at 1714 before the period ended The Bruins have been patties ior Goyeitc this scoson or his 47 points he has collected 21 against Bostonmine goals and 12 assists Crothers Crothers setting US indoor record in the process and Bruce Kidd making come back alter heel injury won their specialties at the Mtilroaa Games Thursday night Both Toronto runners scored easy victories Crothcra covered the bait mlle in one minute 50 seconds as he came irom behind at the start at the tinai lap and easily held oitithe closing challenge oi Noel Carroll ot Vilianovn Univ verslty The old record of 1501 was set last year by John Dun kelherg at Louisville Carroll was timed in 1504 Charles Buohta ot the marines school was third and lim Du pree 01 Lee Angeles tobrtb tne tiyenrold pharmacist running tor the East York Track Clubmoves on to Bon auchta and Duprce over 1000 yardagn distance over which be as been virtually unbeatable indoors in the last two seasons Kidd out periodically with Achilles tendon troubles ramped home in the thraevmile rlm setting meet record at roast as be tiniahed 30 yards ahead otBob Seltui 01 Oxford valentines Day proposal calls loelyl ringakdelicately mover provides Itocrtodoeri cit beforeImpact liter ton Saturday night to face smart move He called Hill the nudging Iaso the test saiodepeadahlo way to move Eastern caustics ingest Rangers Close In On 4ltFourth Place In NHL No games are scheduled to night All teams are in action during the weekend Chicago Black Hawks go against the Rangers ln New York Saturday alternooo and that night the lied Wings are at Montreal and the Bruins in Toronto Its Montreal at New York Toronto at Detroit and Chicago at Boston Sunday night Kidd Gain Victories new YORK Ion Sill Ohio The old record 01 time was set in 1960 by Al Lawrence oi Australia REVERSE ORDER The result reversed the pine ings ntthe Telegram Maple Leat Games to Toronto last Fri day when Schui nipped Kidd for second place behind Albia Thomas of Australia This time Kidd took the lead in the last haltmile and romped to vie tory Torn OHara trom Loyola University of Chicagowon the mile in 40011 iinlshing 12 yards to treat at John Camien of Ken sns State Teachers with Ergat Leps at Toronto well back in third place gt John themes of Boston gave his best ertormance oi the sea son as won the high jump by clearing seven test an aches quarter oi an inch better than the meet record set last year by Russias Valery Brumel the world record bolder Bob Hayes or Florida and won the ooynrd dash in 61 seconds and Gary Gunner oi New York University won his 22nd consecutive indoor shot put with toss of 62 test by inches may ltlmylft uiu WrnpmwwwywflwmrgvsmyVifv Mont Tramblant Que in in scone 1n the meountn Don Me 1eod oi Ottawa iinlshed hath with timoon 14111 Canadian bones ior medal were raised in the womens tig ura skating which began than clay with two ot the live com pulsory figures as Petra Burke 01 Tomato Itood third in total points tending was iavorod stouke Dijkstra oi the Nether lands the world champion and Regina Heluer oi Austria was in second place Shirra Ken worthy at Vancouver waa 11th 31 Woody Grincr oi Tomato MONTREAL CPI Frank Sclkc managing director at Thursday attonat Hockey League expansion may be per slhia in about tiva years He said Los Angeles and San Francisco two cities most often mentioned as good possibilities tor an NHL iranchiac play in the Western Hockey League have reason to believe that the Western Hockey League have formed some sort oi ar rangement or agreement to stick together tor tive years Seiko said in other words no two Western League teams would leave for the next five years Sclke eiaborattng on com ments he made on television broadcast Wednesday night said he was speaking personally not as representative at the NHL or the Canadians tic saidhe is in favor at one pension in the arm ot an Inter locking schedule between the 1NHL and six western 115 cit as if six oi the best cities in the 115 and Vancouver as representative or joined us as unit so that the two branches could iormaan in torinciring schedule and cut down on the travel it is my personal opinion that this would he the best solution have said repeatedly that there have been no concrete definite requests from anyone to get into the NIDJ he said There have been promoters who would have liked to get Sanders Tied For First PALM SPRINGS Calif iAPt DouLVSaodera shot tourunder par on and Charliesltiord 11 Thursday torcach the inhale point ni the $50001 Palm Spring Golf Classic tied at 137 The aoyecroid Sanders us ingn dittmnt putter tor the third atraight tournament this year came in with toss over the do Country Club course Stilord tivetime win ner oi the national Negro eham piouship and colander in the first round Wednesday scored $7414 over the indiau Wells test at goii The day was agatnyldeal as the big tleld which includese small army at amateurs con tinucd their assault on the tour courses in play Bermuda Dun La Quinta Eldorado Indian Wells to pay off tidbits out good reason The mamanga for you to $50 to $50001 more to pay oifoldbiiia and have cash left ovario purchase eimoet any product or appliance you wish tiohiog clothes home remodelingLany good reason Service is teat terms fairandyou select monthly payments best suited circumstancaa Phonolorcom in to roan nurse norm M0 gognvn NHL Expansion In Five Years Montreal Canadians said Wr7rgtmatvarramatrrvu mmatrwwWarr Manser mecfiéleswwm musaaucx Austria CPI Canadas youig Olympic hockey team waaa the CanadaSweden champion ship game won at by Canada lhursdey blah He was struck on the tore boadbyaatiekthmwohybwo doaa KeriGoran Obsrg The Roman Catholic priest tattered out Just above his film eye The incident occurred to the third period with Canada lead ing at the time when Ohm broke his stick near the Cana dian nets He skated by the Canadiao bench and threw the remnant pl his stick into Father Eauarl ace Oberg who had tryout with tranchiso and then peddle it But we dont want that type We would only go into cities that are pmven bigleague cit ics and not some eilow build ing an arena in small city who alter couple at good years leaves trail oi bad debts behind him The sixtearn Western League is composed oi Denver Loa An gcles San Francisco Seattle Portland and Vancouver SEATTLE AP President Al Leader oi the Western Hockey League said Thursday his circuit intends to attain mo ior status and ho as it will he as western di on oi the Na tional Hockey League We are stymied at the mo ment by luck at major league taciliiea in some at our cities leader said in commenting on statement by Frank Seiko managing director oi Montreal Canadians This has been our goal tor some time Leader said We have no agreement about stick iog together but Im certain the NHL has no desire to break up our league lllir Scike expressed the gen eral looting of the leaders in his league am sure Facilities at Seattle Vancoua ver and Denver are not yet ade quate to la port major league hockey Lee or said Vancouver to planning new iaollitlcs and we tell Denver had major league possibilities when wewent there this sea son Leader added Sitioid Four players were dead locked at labBob Goaiby Brit4 ish Open champion Bob CharlesI each with 72thne Littler 68 and Dean Retram on For ior all at the courses is cocon George Knudsen oi Toronto shot 70 to go with his 71 Wednesday to share 1qu place with tour others with total at 141 At Balding ot Markham 0nt was three strokes hackat 141 on rounds at to and 71 Jack Nicklaus shot 72 fol lowing his tirstround 7a tor 145 and Arnold Palmer out seven strokes all his firstround so with Sittord Wednesday had 74 and was grouped at 140 with Don January 11 Eat shot for scan tbronlo an Leata the Na tioual Hockey lugua last lite berg said one received twomiouta oi penalty tor the pitches do play halted Swedens cap lain Sven thmbat Johaouon went to the Canadian bench and apolongod to Father Bauer who told him Thats okay Father Eauer blood boring down his nose irom the cut prevented what could have be come mayhemon the ice The crowd booed lustily and outraged Canariian players on the bench lumped up appar ently ready to clamber over the boards alter Doug the coach probably the cool est person in the arena ahouted Sit down He or dered the players to stop and said tm okay PDRGEI i1 immediately after the game Oberg also ogized to the Canadian one and was told to target it Another Canadian otilcial was not so charitable however Art Potter president of the Canadian Amateur Hockey As that was one belt at thing to do That guy had no bust nus putting that kind oi atutt He should have been thrown out 01 the game or at least given 10minute penalty But this is the kind at thing we get lrorn the Swedes Father Bauer minimized the incident to reporters alter the game guess he didnt mean to throw the stick at me he said guess he lost wanted to get rid ot it and happened to ha in the way About the game the Cana dian coach who welded the team together at us University oi British Columbia alter an lecting players trom across the country said We got the breaks and they didnt The Swedes are good tcnmond they taught us all the way Gump Worsiey Posts Shutout QUEBEC CF Lorne Comp Worslcy got his second shutout and Quebec Aces their sixth victory in row Thursday night as the American Hockey Leagiraa Eaatero Division lead blanked Pittsburgh Hornets Don Blackburn and Cieload Morison were the scorers Worsley was rarely extended in stopping 25 shots Hank Bas 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