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Mchlaster 14 Waterloo 261T York Western lfi Toronto 12 Laurier Hi Guelph 21 BC 14 Saskatchewan Fl American onference Eastern Diyision VI Pct Baltimore 0111 91 RH Miami 11219 47 mt New Eng tit1710 667 Jets 0110113 TIJI Bulfziiii 58107 is enlral Diyision Pittsburgh 111 El 667 leyeland Ullklll By THE 4AIII PRESS SlVl Il llltltll iiil lens Angelis In San Antonio 112 Seattle il hTLltlv Buffalo lot New Jersey it Toughest competition LONDON iCPi Canada sent team of nine including four rookies into the toughest competition in the world and came out of the 10country Brit ish womens open judo cham pionships with two second place silver medals and one thirdplace bronze Silvers went to Sue Gribbens of Oshawa Ont and to Michell Boileau Mississauga nt Tina Takahashi of Ottawa won bronze The British Open is the toughest competition in the world said Joe Le Strange of Toronto womens coach This year it was tougher than ever SPREAD THE WORD EDMONTON CP Bal loons containing invitations to attend the 1978 Commonwealth Games next Aug 312 were re Ieaseddurin halftime ataCa nadian Foot all League game Aug One of the heliumfilled balloons was found by Ernest Dubord farmer at Horace ND about 200 miles south of Winnipeg Happiness bogn with God Fro Bible correspondence for adult Icons chlldron UNDENOMINATIONAL Write to no Ilarvuton 90 In 195 IanIo scoreboard hockey football basketball Ontario Major Emma Dlvlaion WtL FAP Windsor 714918 London 77 51 18 Hamilton 48 44 11 Kitchener 411 49 10 Toronto 40 43 Falls 47 70 Leyden Division Ottawa 64 60 16 Peterboro 61 54 16 Oshawa 50 59 10 Kingston 46 41 Sudbury 42 59 Marie 56 71 ll Sunday Results Peterborougb Sault Ste Marie Oshawa Ottawa Windsor Niagara Falls Kitchener London Hamilton Sudbury Saturdays Result Toronto Kingston Tuesday Games Kitchener at Hamilton London at Toronto Ottawa at Kingston Ontario Senior W1TlA Cambridge 48 11014 Thunder Bay 41 2611 Barrie 29 27 t1 Orillia 33 38 Brantford 37 40 Whitby 46 55 MiSSissauga 22 40 Sunday Results Whitby Cambridge Orillia Thunder Bay Saturday Results Thunder Bay Mississauga Cambridge Whitby Friday Games Mississauga at Orillia Barrie at Brantford entral Junior Wl Pembroke 64 46 14 Nepean 44 21 12 Gloucester 41 114 10 Brockville 35 66 Hawkesbury 34 51 Sunday Results Ncpcan 10 Hawkesbury Pembroke Brockville Wednesdays Game Nepean at Pembroke Houston Li 0103 98 500 inctnnati 92108 133 Western Division Denver 0134 461000 Oakland 138 102 833 San Diego 97 79500 Kansas 11 86137 167 National Conference Eastern Division Dallas 0160381000 St LOUIS II 0124122 500 NY Giants 91126 5011 Washington 11 83 94 500 Philadelphta 81 HT 333 entrai Diyision Minnesota 74 49 two Detrmt 84110 500 Green Bay 67 54 337 Chicago 0117139 3113 Tampa Bay 36 98 000 Western Division Atlanta 63 32 567 Los Angeles 97 62 600 New Orleans 0119148 167 San Franmsco 74114 167 Sunday Results Cleveland 27 Buffalo 16 Dallas 16 Philadelphia 10 Denver 24 Cincmnati 13 Green Bay 13 Tampa Bay Pittsburgh 27 Houston 10 NY Giants 17 Washington Oakland 28 NY Jets 27 Miami 11 Seattle 13 Atlanta 16 hicago 10 St Lows 49 New Orleans 11 New England 17 Baltimore San FranCisco 2R Detroit Kansas ity 21 San Diego 16 Tonights Game Minnesota at Los Angeles MLQui Intercollegiate West Western 235 5612 Toronto 0154 76 12 Laurier 1202 9911 Windsor 1157110 Waterloo 0104122 Guelph 71218 McMastcr 71152 York 37 202 Bishops 10 McGill 0122 67 Queens 0165 56 ii Carleton 0119143 Ottawa 0137122 Concordia it 105 244 LQTR 57 ins Saturday Results Bishops 53 oncordia arleton 16 Ottawa 18 Queens 43 LQTR Windsor 27 McMaster 14 Waterloo 26 York Western 19 Toronto 12 Laurier its Guelph 21 Saturday Games McGill at Carleton Ottawa at Bishops Queens at Concordia Windsor at Western Laurier at Toronto New York 141 Washington 113 New Orleans 104 Philadelphia Atlanta 107 Cleveland 101 Detrtnt 126 Denier 103 Houston 110 Boston 18 Milwaukee 113 Chicago ri Indiana 104 Kansas in 101 Portland 10 San Antonio 11 EARNED HIS KEEP LONDON CP Peter Kings gift of the gab had rich hotel guests feeling sorry for the lonely old chap and they were only too willing to hand him cash as shortterm loan But Peter 69 is known as Champagne Percy king of the confidence tricksters and has admitted in court to swindling hotel guests out of $7200 over eight months THE C0 ETD MAKES OF OIL BURNERS Its int phone call away BARRIE 7282460 ORllllA 3263513 OFFERS COMFORT SERVICE AND SATISFACTION 0A FULLY STAFFED SALARIED SERVICE DEPARTMENT AND OUR SERVICE VEHICLES CARRY COMPLETE STOCK OF PARTS FOR ALL 024HOUR EMERGENCY SERVICE RADIO DISPATCHED 0ANNUAL FURNACE AND OIL BURNER CLEANING AUTOMATIC FUEL OIL DELIVERIES RADIO DISPATCHED LOW COST PARTS REPLACEMENT PLAN OFUEL OIL BUDGET PLAN NO CARRYING CHARGES OFURNACES HUMIDIFIERS AND AIR CONDITIONING COMPLETE FARM SERVICE DIESEL GASOLINE LUBRICANTS Ilia warmth of Sorlaanis Sorvlco Boston Bruins goaltender Ron Grahame turns back shot by Vancouver Canucks forward Hilliard Graves in National Hockey League game in Vancouver Sunday Graves later assisted on goal by Mike Walton with 24 seconds left in the game salvaging 33 tie for Vancouver Photo With thirdEeriod rally Rangers slip by Knights 43 By THE CANADIAN PRESS Two thirdperiod goals by Tim Zwijack and Dale Hunter enabled Kitchener Rangers to edge London Knights 43 in an Ontario Hockey Association Major Junior game Sunday In other games Peter borough Pctcs downed Sault Ste Marie Greyhounds 94 Hamilton Fincups and Sudbury Wolves played to 55 tie Win dsor Spitfires edged Niagara Falls Flyers 76 and Oshawa Generals defeated Ottawa 675 53 On Saturday Toronto Marl boros defeated Kingston Cana dians 84 Play resumes Tuesday with Kitchener at Hamilton London at Toronto and Ottawa at King ston In Kitchener Hunter scored the winner at 1228 of the third period after Zwijack had tied the score four minutes earlier Dan Barber and Doug Sulliman also scored for the Rangers Mark Fisher started in goal for Kitchener but was replaced by Ray lilon after Brad Marsh and Frank Nigro scored 33 sec onds apart to give London 21 lead late in the opening period Jim MacRae added the other London goal TWO PACE PETES At Peterborough Tim Trim per and Gerard Cowie paced the Petes to their victory with two goals each before 2041 fans Jeff Bnibaker Steve Lar mer Keith Crowder Bill Gard ner and Keith Acton scored the other goals for Petcrborough Wayne Gretzky the Greyhounds first choice in the midget draft and Al Luciw scored two goals each for Sault Ste Marie In Hamilton right wing Dave Hunters second goal of the game early in the third period enabled the Wolves to tie The teams were tied 22 at the end of the first period and Hamilton took 54 lead into the third Bob Lekun Mike Gazdic and Mike McParland scored the other Sudhury goals Dennis Houle scored twice for Ham ilton while single goals went to Scott Vanderburgh Paul Mar shall and Gery Nugent At Niagara Falls Windsor scored four goals in the last 72 minutes to overcome three goal deficit and nip the Flyers The victory over the lastplace Flyers left the Spitfires tied for first place in the leagues Em ms Division with London Knights LEI COME IIAf Gerry Leroux led the Windsor comeback with two goals in the third riod and John Kibyuk score the winner with two minutes and 24 seconds left in the game Other Windsor goals were scored by John Kwant Joel Quenncville Bo Sehryer and Briar Barnes Guy losicr scored two goals for the Flyers while single goals went to Mike Gartner Dave Robson Ian Bedford and Brent Armstrong Playing at home the Gener als scored three unanswered goals in the third period to earn their win after Ottawa took pe riod leads of 21 and 32 Oshawa goals were scored by Dan Lane Diego dino Jim Jackson Toni McCarthy and Stelio Zupancich Bob Smith 38 Anne St Barrie scored two powerplay goals for Ottawa in the first period and Gerard Morrison added the other In Toronto on Saturday Jim Peplinski scored twice to load the Marlboros to their first home victory in two starts Sweep two games the exnmlnor Monday Oct 24 1077 11 Leafs rout Flyers with convincing wins By GLENN COLE The Canadian Press Philadelphia Flyers waltzed into the weekends National Hockey League activity with four consecutive victories but lim ped out of it Sunday night with two losses and an inflated goals against average thanks to an old nemesis Toronto Maple Leafs who have given Flyers fits during the last two Stanley Cup quarterfinal series brought coach Fred Sheros club back to earth Saturday night in Toronto with 61 triumph and followed that Sunday night with 63 verdict over Philadelphia at the Spectrum In other Sunday night play Pittsburgh Penguins continued their domination over Cleveland Barons with 32 triumph Buffalo Sabres took the winless Minnesota North Stars 41 Montreal Canadiens dumped New York Rangers 62 Boston Bruins and Vancouver Canucks played to 33 draw and Chi cago Black Hawks blanked St Louis Blues 20 In the only World Hockey Association game Sunday Bobby Hull scored three goals as Winnipeg Jets bombed Birmingham Bulls 103 The Bulls were losers in the only WHA game Sat urday night as Real Cloutiers two goals led Quebec Nordiques to an 85 homeice triumph Other Saturday action in the NHL featured 51save per formance by Cleveland goalie Gilles Meloche as the Barons edge St Louis 32 In other play Detroit Red Wings snapped 24gamc losing streak with 42 win over Minnesota New York Islanders crushed the Rangers 72 Boston edged Los Angeles Kings 43 Pittsburgh outscored Atlanta Flames 52 and goalten der Doug Faveli turned aside 33 shots as Colorado blanked Chicago 30 for the Rockies first shutout since the franchise move to Denver from Kansas City last year N0 FIGURES GIVEN Once again no attendance figure was given by the Rockies the second time in as many home games they have failed to an nounce the crowd But while they stayed away in Denver Saturday the fans in Philadelphia jammed the Spectrum Sunday hoping their Flyers would avenge the dastardly deed the Leafs performed before standingroom only crowd at Maple Leaf Gardens on Saturday The Flyers went into the twogamc set with the Leafs with the NHLs only unblemished record and had outscored their op gosition 313 including an 110 humbling of Pittsburgh Thurs av The Leafs got off to quick start Sunday scoring three times in the first six minutes and 16 seconds and while the Flyers OUR GREAT 39 came back to cut Torontos lead to 43 in the second period thirdperiod goals by Pat Boutette and Jack Valiquette put the game out of reach If you look back on the weekend we played one period in six said Flyers captain Bobby Clarke You dont win hockey games that way The Leafs matched the Flyers bump for bump in another roughlyplayed affair Both teams started their heavies and they battered it out said Leafs coach Roger Neilson Then they started playing hockey WALKER EJECTEI Referee And van Hellemond called 123 minutes in penal ties96 in the irst periodand ejected Torontos Kurt Walker after his fight with Philadelphias Mel Bridgman Saturday night in Toronto Wally Harris assessed 94 minutes most of them in stormy third period The Leafs are taking charge little more noted Shero Talent is not enough to win It takes talent with character and the Leafs have that with Lanny McDonald and Darryl Sit tler The Barons loss snapped their fourgame winning streak and the Penguins now are 402 against Cleveland dating back to the start of last season Theres very little difference in personnel on the two clubs said Wilson after thiidperiod goals by Hartland Monahan and Brian Spencer helped Pittsburgh bring its record to 331 dont know why we do so well against them One of the reasons the Barons did not play as well as they have been may have been fatigue as they were playing their third game in four nights EVANS SATISFIED have to think we were little tired said coach Jack Evans But our team still played pretty well Im sure as heck satisfied to be 42 at this point The Sabres moved back into first place in the Adams DiVision one point aheer of Cleveland with their win over the North Stars now 076 and tied for last place in the Smythe Division with the Blues The Canadians ran away from the Rangers for the second time in eight days with Peter Mahovlichs two goals the key to threegoal outburst in the first period Jacques Lemaire also had two goals for Montreal In Vancouver Mike Waltons goal with 24 Seconds remaining gave the Canucks their tie with the Bruins SNOW TIRE SALE GET 20 OF OUR EVERYDAY LOW PRICES ON OUR LINE OF POPULAR GENERAL WINTER PASSENGER TIRES GREEN ROSS 264101