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fr 18 the oxamlnor Saturday Dec 22 1971 New Englands Dave Keon finds it to Long left and Kim Clackson during their The Whalers beat the Jets 52 Photo ets dumped 52 by New England Spurred by the goaltending of Al Smith New England Wha lers turned defensive strug gled into two third period goals en route to 52 win over Win nipeg Friday night handing the Jets their first loss of the World Hockey Association season With first place at stake the Whalers did yeomens service in limiting the swiftskating Winnipeggers to just 23 shots in the contest while making the most of their 19 shots at Jets veteran Joe Daley After Swedish rookie Kurt Nilsson sent Winnipeg to an hockey By THE CANADIAN PRESS NR1 Wales onference Norris Divislon Montreal 21 Los Angeles Pittsburgh 10 26 Washington 10 Detrort l2 Adams Diision Buffalo 13 Cleveland 14 Toronto 10 12 Boston 10 10 Campbell Conference Patrick Division PhlIa Ill ii Atlanta Rangers 13 Islanders 11 Smythe Division Vancouver 13 la Chicago l0 Colorado 16 19 Minnesota 11 24 St Lou1s 21 Friday Result NY Islanders Atlanta Tonights Games NY Rangers at NY Islanders Philadelphia at Toronto Atlanta at Pittsburgh Detroit at Minnesota Boston at Los Angeles Chicago at Colorado Cleveland at St Louis Sunday Games Montreal at NY Rangers Toronto at Philadelphia Pittsburgh at Cleveland Boston at Vancouver St Louis at Chicago Minnesota at Buffalo WHA FA New Eng 23 15 Winnipeg 2815 Quebec 19 16 Houston 14 14 Indianap 13 24 Birming 10 ll Edmonton 12 21 Cinc1nnati 20 23 Friday Results Quebec Indianapolis Houston Cincrnnati New England Winnipeg Tonights tiame Birmingham at Quebec Sunday Game Birmingham at Winnipeg By THE CANADIAN PRESS Quebec at Indianapolis Quebech Bordeleau Sutherland Bernier In dianapolisBurgess Thomas Paiement DeVine Cincinnati at Houston incinnatiiltorek Leduc Hall Houston Hughes Gray Lund lacr0ix Connor Nev England al Winnipeg New England rPleau Web ugh going trying to squeeze between Winnipegs Barry orld Hockey Association game Friday night early lead with his fourth goal of the season the Whalers re bounded with three of their own then fell into shell that saw them take only two shots on Da ley in the second period But they had enough guns left in the finale to put the game out of reach with goals by Jack Carlson and Larry Pleaus sec ond of the game moving the Whalers into first place after sixgame span in which they won three and tied one of five games on the road BASIC HOCKEY The first period was typi cal New England period Wha lers Dave Keon said later We played good solid defenive hockey The Jets are free wheeling team We just tried to keep their opportunities to minimum Elsewhere in the WHA Friday night Paulin Bordeleau scored twice as Quebec Nor diques salavaged 44 tie with Indianapolis Racers and Houston Aeros nipped Cin cinnati Stingers 65 as the WHAs leading career point getter Andre Lacroix scored goal and three assists to go over the GOOpoint mark the first WHA player to reach that plateau MONTE CARLO AS lOW AS 149°o V8 automatic power steering EXAMPLE Par Month Plus Tn power brakes electric defrost dual mirrors side mldgs AM radio Rate shown is for 36 month finance lease Does not include maintenance or in suronce 43 Eua Rd Barrie DriveACar 7266474 Majestic Light rated horse to beat in race TORONTO CP Trainer Maurice Zilber of France says there will be no excuse if Ex celler loses this time to Ma jestic Light in Sundays Cana dian lntemational Champion ship race at Woodbine The race at distance of miles on the Marshall turf cour se is for record gross of $193500 with $116100 going to the winning owner Twelve hor ses were entered Friday with Maestic Light owned by 0g en Mills Phipps of New York rated as the Ho favor ite Exceller the early second choice at to will run as an entry with stablemate Diagra matic for Texas millionaire Nelson Bunker Hunt who won last years championship with Youth and the 1974 race with Dahlia Dahlia set course and track record of 240 in winning the 1974 championship but wound up fourth in 1975 Zilber who has sent out two of the last three championship winners for Hunt was recently quoted as saying that Excellcr was almost in the same class as Youth who also won the Wash ington DC International in 1976 FINISHED FIRST That was before the Man oWar Stakes in New York last Saturday when Majestic Light finished first in the llzmilc race on turf by lengths over secondplace Excellcr Exceller making his first North American start and come peting for the first time since July had traffic problems in the Belmont Park race as did Majestic Light However Excellers came at crucial time at the top of the stretch when the fourycarold son of Vaguer Noble could not find room between horses Asked about Excellcrs chair ces on soft turf Sunday Zilber said The soft turf will not be an excuse III LIQUIDATION OF 1000 Original Oil Paintings Sofa Size Hurry day only IIII Majestic Light fouryear old son of Majestic Prince has won 11 of 28 races and has been in the money 18 times for earn ings of $532588 Exceller has won seven of 16 races and has been in the money 13 times for earnings of $553113 IIAWLFY ABOARD Sandy Hawley will be aboard Majestic Light for the second consecutive race and Angel Cordero Jr will repeat on Ex oeller The championship field in or der of post positions Inhibiter Barbson True Colors Momigi Dance In Time Johnny Padl lock Park Exceller Coverack iagramatic Chintain and Ma estic Light Marlies defeated by Niagara Falls By THE CANADIAN PRESS Niagara Falls Flyers defeated Toronto Marlboros 62 Friday Jays aid nafional team TORONTO CP When Canadas national baseball squad was denied trip to Cuba for 10day training camp by the Castro government Toron to Blue Jays came to their rescue Bobby Prentice director of Canadian scouting for the American League team said Frida the Canadian team re ceiv notice last week they would not be allowed into Cuba Now the team will spend five days at the Blue Jays spring training quarters in Dunedin Fla and visit Guatemela and Honduras en route to the Inter continental Cup baseball tour nament in Nicaragua Cuban team trained in Can ada last year and the Cuban baseball organization had ar ranged series of exhibition games against six Cuban Learn about Retirement in Florida teams The Cuban government then refused to provide entry visas totheCana ians The Blue Jays meanwhile are roceeding with plans for so off dinner for the Canadian national team next Thursday They will leave for Dunedin the following day sharing the facil ities at Grant Field with the Jays Florida Instructional League team They will play series of games with university teams in the area before embarking on their tour Nov in an Ontario Hockey Association Major Junior series game In other Friday games Windsor Spitfires edged Kitchener Rangers 43 Ottawa 67s downed Sault Ste Marie Greyhounds 63 London Knights and Peterborough Poles tied 33 Kingston Canadians beat Oshawa Generals 65 and Sudbury Wolves edged Hamilton Fincups 43 Play resumes tonight with Sault Ste Marie at Ieterborough and Kingston at Toronto On Sunday Ottawa is at Oshawa Windsor at Niagara Falls London at Kitchener and Sudbury at Hamilton In Toronto Louie Franceschetti led the Flyers with one goal and three assists Mike Gartner scored twice and Steve Wiklum Guy Losier and Stan Adams each added one The Marlboros who led after the first period had goals by Dan McCafferty and Gary Dilon At Kitchener Windsor goalie Roland Melanson made 40 saves including two on breakaways near the end of the game Itll rancifiv as the Spitfires recorded their second consecutive win SCOR El WINNER Brad Smiths second goal of the game halfway through the third period gave Windsor the victor George Kotsopolous also scored twice for the Spitfires inclu ing the lying goal early in the third period Doug Sulliman with his sixth and seventh goals in five games lcd for the Rangers with Dan Barber adding one Windsor ch 21 after one Rangers i2 sccondpcrir iriod but Sullimans goals gave the lead Windsor outshot 4342 took 10 of 18 penalties before 321 fans In London Tim lrimpers goal with less than four minutes remaining gave Ictcrborough the tie before crowd of 2643 Jeff Hrubakcr and Gerard Cowic scored the other goals for the Poles Frank Nigro had two and lincmatc Dino iccarclli added one for the Knights The othlir member of the line Jim MacRac drew three assists Jhl Li Ilih Holida Inn Essa Rd off wy 400 Phone 728619I POLARIS if flit21 it Sunday October 23 lll it VWM ll Ell Florida retirement starts as low as $12299000 Maple Leaf Estates is on the unspoiled uncrowded sunny Gulf side of Florida along the coast between Sarasota and Fort Myers where royal palms abound and the climate is subtropical Here weve created an elegant spacious adult mobile home community that is destined to win honours and awards for beauty and elegance Maple Leaf Estates was conceived by Canadians with Canadians in mind Spa cious 24 foot wide homes all with two 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