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wuwmmnvv rem avg1m arcm rtvvv¢m sywvlrwVHWIWWVavwV canadianvSkateirs Third Place Finish downhill consolation group section be glu their action with four regain the Olympic hockey title since the games were declared together at the University of Britiah Columbia in Vancouver riod against Switzerland as Swias goalie Gerald Rigoiet of Montreal and Roger Sour Alta setting the pace they all period and two more in the snakes anon father liauer acid in tbs dressing room later the squad lNNSHRUCK Austria tCPl With the Soviet Union off and naming toward mother ilrat iaco finish in the unofficial eam standings the competition at the ninth Winter Olymlc Games mores outdoors ay for three finals in which com petitors from other European countries are favored Skiers from ths host nation of Austria are the choice In the days glamor eventqha meua scheduled on the treacherous hardpacked run on Patacherkofcl lilouataln where an Australian skier died in training accident and where several others were hurt Any one of the that two dozen skiers down the course might win the gold medll but the favoer arc vAurtliaa world champions Egon Zim mermann and Karl Scbranr On the iokllometre crow country akl lift Finlands world champion Eero lacnty rsnta is considered for and away the best And Germanys Helge lipase is the choice in the womens Millmetre apcedskating linal ENTERO ALL Canada has entries in ell lhrca events but none of them is rated chance to add to the bronze medal Canada picked up Wednesday as the rose Games got under way with three bockcy gamca and the finals in thc figureskatlng pairs after ccremonious official opening be fore 60000 people The bronze medal was won for Canada by Debbie Wilkes of Unlooville Ont and Guy lia vall of Newmarket Oni who finished third in the pairs fig ure skating 11 chain ionablp was won by Russias rllllant pair Lud rnilla Belousova and Olcg Pro topopov whose iiv minute akating exhibition propelled them part the world chem ion German couple Marika Kline and liensJusrgen naeumler to give the Soviet Union Its first Olympic gold medal in figure skating The Germans took the sliver medal last as the did in the roso Canter when anadaa Bob Paul and Barbara Wagner of Toronto won the gold medal The Soviet victory in the ice arena came after Canada Rue Ila and Czechoslovakl had won handily in their opening games in the eightnation roundvrohin hockey championships HA8 l2 POINTS Coupled with filth place finish by another Sovict pair Tatyana Zhuk and Alexandr Gevrilov the victory gave Ruaala t2 palate in the unoffi cial team standings Expected victories in other events during the izday games should propel the Sovlct Union to another overwhelming total in these standings calculated on lOilMl basis for the first six placing in each final and liOi recognized by the interna tional Olympic Committee in 1960 ftussln ran up rosy points 9t more than second plscr Sweden and the Soviets dominated the rose Gamestho first Winter Games theyd en teredin similar fashion Germany got live into for ita pairs silver med Wednes day Canada got run an as three and Switzerland sec in the hockey action Canada whipped the Swiss team so as ea Ruaala downed the de coding champion United States team 51 and Csechoslo vakia overwhelmed the Ger inlnl ill SKATE WELL The young Canadian team with only two of its players etc pcrlenred in international com ltlon skated well against the wins but theyll have much tougher task today when they clash with the tough Swedish squad Switzerland prays its second game or the championship round todlt too meeting Fin land but the other four have the day off ltleanwhlie the eight learns in the consolation round all see their first action Figure skating competition contlntrea today too the wom ens singles getting under way with the first three of six com puisory figures to be runoff And the Winter Olympics ncwani eventthe mens and womens luge ltoboggant com petitionopens with first runs down the lgis course In mens and womens singles HAS ONE ENTRY Canada had only one entry in the logo Doug Anaklu oi Moni real Canada Blanks Swiss To Face Sweden Today lNNSBHUCK Austria CF Canadas young national hockey them its first Olympic test aet aly tucked away with an no tri umph over Switzerland faces much bigger task today when it tackles Sweden in the second round of championship play at the ninth Winter Olympic Gamua The Swedes who crushed italy 122 in the preliminary round here Tuesday will be much more difficult foe than tho iesacxperlanced Swiss who kept the score downWednesday any with spectacular perfor mance from their actminder The Canadisna having split pair of exhibition games with the tough Swedish squad in Can ada earlier this year know what theyre up against today and their coach Rev David Bauer says theyre determined to do their beat Switzerland also playavits sec ond game of the championship round today tackling Finland which was idle along with Swe den Wednesday when Canada Russia and Czechoslovakia over wbslmed their opponents in opening games The CanadaSweden game is scheduled at pan EST The Switzerland Finland lg atsrta at noon EST Russia and Czechoslovakia the other giants of the eightno tion roundrobin hockey compe tition have the day ofitoday while the eight teams in the games The Soviet Union favored to they first won itr loss and lost to tho United States in 1960 whipped the defending cham pion US squad 51 Wednesday in the first competition here officially open Wednesday morning The powerful Czechs tlren ramped to an triumph over Germany The Canadian squad picked from across Canada and welded by Father Bauer was held to single goal in the first pe played magnificently But with centre Gary Diaeen honaais of Riviera out Barre rammed in five goals in the sec skated better than it had since it began its preOiympic Cana dian and European exhibition tours But he wasnt satisfied with the marksmanship Theyve got to keep after their shooting the Roman Catholic priest said He had high praise for the Swiss goalie however describ ing him as the star of the Swiss club after ngoict had made or saves against the Canadians Hes very sharp boy the Canadian coach commented He gnvs the Canadians who with an avcrsgcage of 23 years are the youngest crow Canada has over entered in imema tlonal competition full marks for keeping their minds on be task ahead dont think could drive them out at night Father Bauer said They havent even been sightseeing The coach singled out Rour bonnais as the teams stcadlest player and Marshall Johnston Birch Hills Sash as another good reliable player HAVE POINTS Bourbonnais contributed goal and two assists to the Cal nadians scoring whlia Dineenj got two goalevand one assist Rigolct bold Canada scoreless through almost the entire first period but with three seconds remaining Dineen took pass from Barry MacKenzie of Wesi ion Ont and whipped high lofoot shot into the not under ltlgolets arm That was the spark in the second period Bob Forban of Nawmariiet Out the only for ward on the team with prev ioua international experience sacral early Then Gary liegg oi Moosomin Sank Dinecn and George Swnrbrick of Moose dausasku bounced the score In the final period BourbonIi oats and Brian Coaacber of Tor onto completed the rout Goalie Seth Martin of Trail 30 veteran of two world tournaments and the only team member besides Forhnn with in ternational experience blocked 21 shots in the first two pe riods Ken Broderick of Toronto corridors in the third and kicked outseven to keep the Swiss scoreless FEES UP LEAD The Soviet team piled up 40 land before the US got on and only outstanding goaltend ing by Vic Yurkovich in the US net held the score as low as it was t7 course wrrHL rCOMEl GASOLINES connsrnvrcrfisrsrrou own so nor rattanire loans Yurlrovich relniurod ltnee Hank Avcrltallof Port Arthur the scoreboard in their game late in the first period when he fell but returned with ice packs on the knee to finish the game its kicked out 51 ahota but the Russians got one past him in the opening period three rriora in the second and another in the third US coach Eddie Jeremiah said the Russians had too much for us They had beautful stickwork and they forecbecltcd us so we couldnt get many shots The Canadians meet the Russ slah team Feb the day be fore the games end The Coach team which best Canada twice wbllo losing to the Canucks three times in pre Olymplc play hardly allowed the Germans past centre ice as they scored eight goals in the last two periods Biggest hockey crowd of the day 9000 turned out for the RussianUS game Only coo saw Canada whip the Swiss THREATEN BOYCOTT WINNlPEG CPLThe binni toba division of the Harecmanl Benevolent and Protective An soclntion has threatened to boy cott Asslnlbnla Downs race track here unless minimum purses at the track are in crsaaed 3250 to 81250 yearold wife who skates udder 34 TON invert lililllllll 233 Bradford Si Doreen Ryan of Edinoatoo and Doreen McCannell oi Win aim entered the womeoa Ipeedakatln final while Garry Battiatella of Kimberley no JeanGoyhrunct of Ste Agalhe Que Peter Duncan of Mont Tremblant One and Rod tia bron of Vancouver were in the mens downhill Eric Leona and Frans Port mann of Calgary Don ldcbood of Ottawa and Martti Raulio of long Lac Ont were in the crosscountry skim Petra Burks Wendy Gri ner of Tomato and Shinn lien worth of Vancouvnr are the Cans ian singles fllure skaters Mist Wilkes ii and Ravel 21 making their first Olympic bid brought Joy to the Cana dian figure akatia camp Wed nesday night though they missed the championship Team manager George Sher wood oi Vancouver said he highly delighted by the CI nadiaa show ng PREDlClED MEDAL told them before we left Olympic village for the stadium that wed bri homa medal thats lllust what they No other Canadian pairs fla lshcd ttlh and lath in the field of ii with Faye Sirutt and Jim Wailers of Vancouver placing ahead of Linda Ann Ward and Neil Carpenter of Gait The Soviet pair runncrsup to the German couple and to Can sdan Otto and Maria Jeltnclr of Oakvllle in the last two world championships capped their long struggle for the top with remarkable smooth exhibi tion of precision skating in which they displayed their chan actarietlc ballet movements Protopopov it and his so her maiden name were ninth in the 1960 Olympics The Victory Wednesday night prompted Protopopov to shed tears on the shoulder of Rus sian team official but be waa in fine form when he and his wife received their models blowing kisses to the crowd BREAK LOOSE in the hockey areas only 900 fans watched as the Canadiana broke loose with five goals in the second period after being held to ll lead by the out standing play of Swiss goalie Gerald Rigolet who kicked out 01 shots Centre Gary Dinecn oi Mont real who scored twice and aa nisted once and forward Roger Bourhoonsla of itlvierc oul Barre Alta who scored once and got two assists were the Canadian standouts Coach Rev David Bauer laid his club had skated better than in any previous game since he put the team together at the University of Erltinb Columbia In Vancouver to make the drive toward recovering the hockey gold medal that Canada has missed since 1952 Theyve got to keep after their shooting Bauer added however The Soviet victory over the United states indicated the lies alone will be every hit as strong as the pregamcs predictions in dlated and they now are more heavily favored than ever to re peat their goldmedal triumph of 1956 on character illicit Fleet Side Body Ready For The Road ortLv $1521 rnrruornrrrrn an vannan wmMenrummwmmmWWJ WWW MW In EXAMINER WAY JANUARY lMC Banduetg Guests Praise Underdog immune til in baseball history put to bid played so times for less Iuoccsr for the underdog ills pitch was fui trials international teams for the aeoonddlvlsloa clubs lechrm on gamearnaaabip to the one that dont altars in the support of the ugtnneat that world Series loot you can make success of Someone should 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other NHL team picks up the noyearold Young for the 820 000 waiver price by midnight Saturday the Hawks could do what they want with him in this case Young could be ship ed to Hawk farm clubs 0r could be made eligible to be bought by any minor league learn Osmisions Motors uewHourts dog frequently was the hero in Hockey beanie career as de The decision to place him on MN the addresses both humorous fenceman with Montreal Cana waivers was made ntrlrti on 7lml07PM and inspirationLb the bead dish was ended by serious his playing ability said van At present we have better dcicoccman in Autry Erickson Erickson wu brought up from the Hawks buffalo farm club the American Hockey league recently when Young was served fivegame suspension The suspcnalon was meted out by Clarence Campbell league president for Youngs misconv duct in game at Toronto Young obtained by the Hawks from Detroit lied Wings early this season for goalie teble guests Spabn Milwaukee Sravcs perennial ace bmught up the plight 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