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Obb 111 In UIY P1 if pair and Ross touberry and Dale Eczema urn the scorer for the Kings Bruce Mlthregor scored In the 135 minute of pity Saturday night for the Red Wings tie the score against the Rangers Nick mm and detencemnn Guy Bergman aw stand for Detroit Jean Retell scored twice Inr the Rangcr and Bob Nevin once PIJI Espeaitas goal In the first period against bk brother my was enough fer the Bruins against Chicago Bailey And John Bucyk also scored for the 13mins Gerry GINVCH stopped 23 shots for his fourth shutout of the season Fleming scored his 100th N111 career goal in the Flyers wln our Minnesota Jim Johnson scored twice for Philadel phln and Gary Domhocter Simon hotel and dcfcnccrnun Wayne Ifilimnn added one each Purim and Danny Grunt scored for Minnesota PENALTIES HURT Penalties In the first period rovcd costly for the Chandlan their game against St Louis to Canndlcns played abort hundcd for seven of the Inst 15 minutes and during that time Goyette and Tim Ecclcxtane mud Ecclextono also scored with less thanthrco mluutes re maining In the game to give St Louis the edge Mickey Redmond and Jacques Lemuire scored for Montreal At Pittsburgh Ron Schock Jim Morrison and Bryan flex tull scon for the Penguins the last two on powcr plays Carol Vndnnis and Don ODonoghuo scored for the Seals Tho Mats bitw 30 firstpo rlod lead against the Km In settling for tie Norm mm scored twice and Murray Oliver once for Toronto while Shack with two seals and Bob Goring wcm tho Lon Angeles scorcra The Leafs who have seven delenccmen tent Pat Quinn to their nusn intm team In the Central League Quinn has tuft been playing regularly TEE CANADIAN Pm Chino Black Hawk bid for 911W wet may have re cclred ll 1Ielt Sunday when their liar left winger Bdnby Hull limped off the ice early In the third period against New York Rutgers The Hawks whp but the Rangers 31 In an afternoon Na donut Hockey Dengue game into fourth place last playoff spot But Hulls injury at this time may be serious blow to their of staying uhced of flfflrplnccd Detroit Red Wings just two points behind the Hawk ulth game in band Although Hull did not play the rest of Lhagarnc he left with the club later for has Angeles where the Hawk pitty Tuesday think Its stratum or turn ligament in my right knee Hull said He said he was entry In the puck around the net when Don Blackburn checked moved chance BOBIJY HULL Doug Jarrett Jim Pnppln and Cliff Karol reared for the Black Hawks before It Garden crowd of 17250 Once In front the Hawks fell back to protect rookie gentle Tony Exposlta rarer allowing the Rlngcrs clone shot The Brutnl beaten only twice In their that 17 Item extended their unheated string to 33 games against West Division teams attract Bailey Phil Er polite and Bobby Orr Icorcd for the Bruins before It Boston Gar den crowd of while Fhll Goyutto scored for the Blues leaders In the west At Minneapolis Burns return as player apparently inspired his team as the North Stars not unly humiliated itit Mil to Louis but anvcd themselves Izttlnn of tyln Hull who ended Internet sitout in midNavmnber follow tmt contract duficultlcs with Chicago had scored 31 goal since bl return only fnul fewer than teammule Stun Mlkltn and Phil Esposito of Boston Bruins 10p gent scatera to far this sen tinn Hull scared 58 goals Inst season 111le TAKE OVER Chicagos will ever the Rangers combined fans 81 victory over St Louis Blues dropped the Ranger out of first place They now are point behind the Bruins and each hnve pinycd 01 games In other gitch Sunday Min ncsotn North Stars coach Charlie Durntl dumped Toronto Maple Leafs and Philadelphia Ftyers nnd 1405 An gelu Kings hauled to tle Saturday Detroit Red Wing tied New York 33 Boston shut out Chicago 34 Philadelphia defected Minnesota 12 Pitts burgh Penguins cdgcd Oakland Louis dropped Montreal Cnnndlcns 32 and Ina Angelo and Toronto played to 33 tie Chlongoa wln Sunday egninst New York ended 1211an un beaten stream for the on home ice The Ranger scored early in the first period on It powcrplny goal by Rod Gilbcrt but Chicago reeled twice in less than two minute in the lame period nud then throw up defollllve quI to protect the loud with Bay led by humil nn MIL rerutd 171 21 games wt out victory Minnesota had last game Jan 14 and since turn had compiled recent of only five tics and 15 males COLLINS GETV IIIREE Minnesota wns pncctt by But Coltlns with iIItto goals Guldswurlh won Seals St und Jun Paul PutIrv ouch scored twice and Danny Lawson once outlhut Minnesota 4MP bu unnth ul bin Ullal lln Irt Bruce Gamble was 11 soul for Toronto Philadelphia sclkd 10 tie after toning twygunl lend to be Angelou Dick Cherry Roll 8111 Sutherland and Jim Johnson scored for Phlin dolphin while Eddie Shack with Toronto Green Testing Hockey Helmet NIIONIO CPI Ntlte days after surgeons put plastic plate in 11L head Tul Green is thlklng hhout golng back to hockeyonly this time with helmet Tho zuyenroltl Boston Bruins dctcnccmnrt was released from an ottnwn hospital Saturday and Sunday he was tustlng hcl met In Ouuknvllle He stays there in no doubt he lel be playing next Ionian but wouldnt be nslnlnu enough ta go out there ngttln without helmet Banger Fleming itars With Burns the Demons And Dorey Tries Slug Shetier MINNEAPOLIS AP Min ncwm North Stars cleaned the dubious honor Suntlny of becom lng the third team in National League history to go 21 ulrnight games with out victorythanks to conch Charlie nutn5 Burns Styhnrolti centre appointed conch of tho North December lump Vorsioy obtained In trade Thurlttlny from Mnntrcul Canadians to tires as the nerve goalie Ilurmt ulxo dressed for the first time iiiucn he wns named conch Tho psychology worked III min thwarted 41 anlo tout shots and the North slurs turned Into domclui with iltl IN victory This hhowod ev were not gain lying down an Burns Tim was the basic him of cutting up Vorsloy and myself Burns to tulle this Hocko few passes and helped kill off tour Toronto power plays Isnt expected mnko Ills North Star debut until at Ph lndolphin IIyors But he was cheerleader from tho bench and helped the North Slur stay loose Minnesotas first Victo days and Accoud since was nuirkcd by wild flat light In the third period when Toron tos Jim Dorny hlt Claude Lu lose Players from both bencth emptied on to the ice Before it was over Darcy was kicked out of the game itftcr trying to slug IIllcsmun Pitt Shelter Mike Hill Outshone For First Pro Golf Triumph AFI Mike Hill younger brother of the better known gulf profclulohnl Dave won the $150000 Dornl open golf Stlntluylll Woraloy nluhla gumo ordered DC 10 Goalie Ceuuro other MIAMI margin over Jim Colbert who had 72 Sunday for Britltm rooho Brian Burner tied for third with Larry tilnllon nntl Allltrnllen Bruce Devlin at Barnes httd finalround enpnovlln 71 and Ilinsou 74 Jack Mchan finished eight stroller back at pluco while George Knudsen of Ieranto was In group with flve other golfch at 280 for eighth place Knudsen fired 70 Sung $3012 Another Canadian Wayne Volimcr of Vancouver was well back at 30ft Ila shotrn finullt round 78 and won $250 Hills more famous bmlhcr Dave winner of 1150423 last year ended up ticd for 2th and won F040 tournament profcuglonnl triumph lflll 31yvuroltl golfer with only two years on the tour won ltlte $30000 first prizolhut ul moat doubled hill em ings of that your rounthi of Netball11 for Tlhole of 270 he will nine under par on Dornl Country Club courao begun Sundnya round with thrcdsttcko lollti tutti ended up With It fourwiltrnko Oakville Sitters Slalom Winners COLUNGWOOD The ithiey southern Ontario CIIIIIIIPIOIIRIIIIIII cars locttl Sn urdtly hnd Sunday with two young sisters from Onkvliih dominating the womans events IGIa Idntlvlk glnnt lilntom Sunday and took mm mm In sixth the momyard ny picked up WIN CHAMPIONSHIP CIIAliwlIEIOWN St Mnryn Huskies scored four times In the nocoml porlotl Sull tlny to defeat St Francis Xuvicr XMcll and win the Atlantic intercollegiate Hockey League championship for the second straight your vruppcd up this lnclng nonlum won the HOCKEY RECORD Ily TillI CANADIAN PRESS National League Enxtcrn Division VLT Alt Boston 34 I3 14 231 178 82 New York St 14 13 211 lit 81 Montreal at 16 13 100 Isl 73 Chicago 33 20 103 110 73 Detroit 30 Iii 11 1113 I55 71 Toronto 21 25 11 180 191 59 Western mvlllon St Louis 20 23 175 Ill 63 Pittsburgh 22 25 140 138 52 Phlin If 25 21 1611 130 51 OIIkIuntI 17 81 It 132 117i 4X erlnorotn 11 Si 13 150 202 40 L0 Angeles 42 Ii 130 235 20 Ilatilts Bntnrtlhy St Louis Montreal has Angelcs Toronto New York Detroit Chicago Boston Minnesota Phllntielphltl Oakland Pittsburgh unit Bundny Torunto Minnesota Chicago New York St Louis Boston Ins Angelou lhllutlolphlu Clinic Tuned Toronto nt Onkinntl Chlcngo at 1403 Angel Ontario Junior WM Art Monlrcni 3312 2i 138 7d Pcthorough 2a 13 12 215 170 Ill St Cnth 30 17 265 201 cu Taronto 2516 1123010101 Ottawa 20 22 10 204 IN 50 London 20 103 228 47 Kitchener 20 27 223 44 Oshawa 17 Ill 10 2112411 44 Ilnmlltun Ill 21111103 22ft 11 Nifltllu Falls 10 38 lit 297 21 Ileanltu suntlny Hamilton Toronto Kitchener Montrcul 13 Ottawa St Catherine Petuthurough London Niagnrn Falls Oshuwu fitment any Montreal at Hamilton Niagara Falls at London llllitd place In Saturdays atti lom Her to behold sister Ilcth comp third it tho glitnt slalom and secouti tn the slalom Kris recanted vlllnln if of one minute 50 seconds nnrlpltlce Debqu Tlckena of lento followed nud Ilth Lintl vik clocked In Ltt 151 in the mens IIIVItlItIn Sundtly mixer ICNIHII 27mind com tul time of 14011 Doug Leigh of Gulf ninlomwlnnut was It tho giltut Rifiiflm with 140 lctor McCottvlllo of Lon lon platell IIlIltI tit 147 Toronto Suturtln second BRUCE PEACOCK PETROLEUMS LTD of Barrio is pleased to announce that it is now serving Its distrlbutor for VEEDOL AUTOMOTIVE AND INDUSTRIAL OILS AND GREASES for the Barrie area FOR INFORMATION on FREE DELIVERY PHONE 1285226 GETTING AIRBORNE as he huriics down Greuse Illum tdln Mar Vancouver Flying French Run Away With All Prizes At Grouse 110 count his but three finishes in each Of the downhill slIIIum giant slalom tnhls tinttl standings TWO v5 SKIEILS FOLLOW in other results at tho Du Mllurlcr International Barbara Cochran of Richmond Vti and Judy Nngel of Enumcluw Vns placed 23 behind Miss Jacot In Hidny giant slalom Sunday Ingrid hltd more than halfsecond edge on sutu Britt it they confused spectru tor cvcn mum by runnng In botrowud US NORIII VANCOUVER 110 CP 1110 flyin ITcnch skied nwtty with just out everything except the slalom gntcs at Crin udns founday World Olp tucct which ended Sunday The French wrap ed up the team title which cy barely lost to Austria Inst your look nil four gold medals from the meet th mens and womens combined titles tutti world cup in the womens division Petite Michele Jncol 110 pound daughter of rt rrcnch rc wn operator wrapped up her first world cup when her only challenger teammate Fruitcake Mucth Sunday was disqunltflcd from slalom Miss Jucot 17 who was also disqualified froln the slalom took stranglehold on the cup Friday when she won the giant lithium on Grouse Mouutuina snow that vns built up to tourfont depth by 300 people who worked throughout lust week The courses however won broad approval from the skiers who ruled them as good as many in Europe The meet was extended to four days from Shoo because of the snow candl ens Alnin Pent 22 cttmo off in curlyseason slump and took gold medals for France In the mens slalom and giant slalom which really gave III the com bined title You captured the slalom at Jackson Holt Wye the week before nnd the triple victury With the first on the Interna tiunul uki circuit Billet superstar JennClaude Kiiiy did It In 1001 Illlltl lihifntglle 21 brill her twin sister Ilritt to tnko the womens tilnlom Sunday null the combined cwwn Frnnce also Kicked up one sliver nntl twe rollw mcdhhl to complete their domination ltnly mitt Austria rench grabbed it sliver the tittlted States took ll ItiIVuf and It brnnzo Ilnd Bothy Clifford the lily It Ottttwu charger gave Cuuntin its only mCIILIIII bronzevim third in Sundays slalom Kurt SchrnIiZ the mans world cup piliut lender twice 1138011 chantcit to flew up hill second straight title but the wily Austrian can still do It nt Houv IIIJ Vttiioy Cnilf thin week cn JACOI UNBEATADIJ Miss Jncet 111 Ml unbeatable 1110 world cup points35 more than Miss Mncchi Miss Cuf turd touted as the successor to Nancy Grccllu Rhino ls seventh with 101 Schrnnz has 1411 cup points upd 15 followed cluson by truncos Patrick Russell and Gustavo lllucllt of Itniy both with 140 llusscll grnbtlctl bronze med als Ill the slalom Itnd glnht sla lom Thocnl picked up It silver In the slalom Austrinn Vurnrr Illelnor looked like it chitIt to take the giunt ltituutn gultl until Pcllz flow down tho course in 11111 lceoutl run Saturday In tho calnpllctttcrl world cup scoring tiyatcttl skier gen 25 paints for will 20 for second llttco and flown to 0110 for IOLII formerly DIII Auto Holly dill IIIIIII 12880 Itl II vltunte flint we httvo to meet by ACCIDENT Ilut If our expert cun he of lervlcu to you plcnle utop by nntl get it TITS BARBIE LUmm MONDAY 31mm tm Records Full At Swim Meet 203 Set by Richard 233d ewski of McGliI last yur Morrow wu ltchcLLX1 in 1322 In the 00yard individual mcdlt Icy bettering teammate Nob grave Pennys form mark of 5531 Bentley fractured 13 mm mark for the 106de butterfly with time of 517 seconds and then joined Shaw lies Bailin tytle and no VIII Ryn to win the mummy relay for Ihrontu with the college record time at 3411 The Vanity Blues looyard freestyle relay ngycgntion set Canadian merk in the event with time of 31175 brcnklng the former record set by Simon Fraser Unlvelsity at 3383 Saskatchmvans Ron Fricscn dominated the diving champion ships with victories in the one metre and thrcemctrc events Toronto won the Nelun Hart Cup emblematic of tram supremacy with 311 team points Alberta finished second with 219 and MCGIII third with MONTREAL CF No udjut and 11 Canadian Inter collegiate Athletic Union the are were broken In the twoday CIAU swimming champlhnshlps which cancluded Saturday Canadian record was estatr shed by Jim mw cf Univeb lily of Toronto Varle Blues who swam the Myard buck 2005 knocking our Ichttu of ccobd ell IILI mcr mark set In 1367 Shaw member of Canadas Olympic swimming 1963 also established CIAU record In the Iwyard back stroke covering the distance In 511 The former rceord of 5605 was held by Temples Gaye SLraIILn MeGIll Unllcrsltys Dave Johnson established two CIAU rcccrds In the zoo and mynrd freestyle events Johnson was cleckcd In 1183 200nm freestyle break the former record at Bob Coke of Muniteba of 14317 BEAT VATERER MARK 1n the 500de event Johnson was timed In 459 to break the record held by Carl ancrcr of Saskatchewan the distance in 50 last year In the CIAU mect In Frederic and diving strekc in team In In the The OntarioQuebec Athletic Association led by Toronto wan conference title with 311 points Ienz comes frvm behind to capture mens slalom event Alain Saturday and sweep to hi third mimuivc terld mp ldory c9 wtrcphoto Yuttnr swam Ski lumping Goes To Ottawa Skier QUEBEC Other record breakers in this years evan fro Brian Richie and Mike Murrow both of Al foronlos Bob flcatley Lind the Varsity Blucs liloyard frccstyie and tooyard Individ ual medley relay teams ltiehlo 5c 11 record In the 200 ytutl IJIIIILIILV with LI limo of bothring bclia Patrick Morris of Ottawa won the Cutla diun ski jumping championship on Mont Ste Anne Sunday 1th total of 15110 paint on jump of 131 and 130 feet John Mtllmt of Ilcvcstcke was second olnts on jump of 181 and 183 nnd Claude hahan of lroisltletrcs Quin was third with 1195 points on lump of and 1131 In time of with 1906 Commonwealth Mark In New York TORONTO CF The mark of 16 feet eight Inches set by 1Jruntu pole tfllittr pub Iluftls United States tshlps Friday In New up for rutificittiun 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