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FFHmmrioh Target is tournament with top Soviet teams CLARENCE CAMPBELL MONTREAL CP Clar ence Campbell president of the National Hockey League and Alan Eagleson NHL Players Association president are negotiating two series of games against teams from the Soviet Union Primarily our target is to establish yearly tournament between the Stanley Cup cham pions and the top team from the Soviet Union Campbell said Sunday night The time frame we are talk ing about now is preseason the NHL president said mean ing September series We also plan series of ex hibition games between top Russian teams and NHL teams for the holiday period of 1977 1978 Campbell said Such series would be sim ilar to the 19751976 exhibition tour by the Soviet Unions Cen tral Red Army and Wings of So viet teams Third period goals spark Knights win By THE CANADIAN PRESS Four unanswered third period goals led London Knights to an 84 victory over Sudbury Wolves on Sunday in their Ontario Hockey Association Major Junior series game before crowd of 3300 In other games Sunday fo ronto Marlboros and Ottawa 67s tied 22 Kitchener Hangers beat Kingston Canadians 21 and Oshawa Generals defeated Windsor Spitfires 73 On Saturday Peterborough Petes and Windsor Spitfires tied 55 and Ottawa 67s defeated Niagara Falls Flyers 73 Play resumes tonight with London at Sault Ste Marie At Sudbury the Wolves led after the first period and the teams were tied 44 entering the third Steve Stockman with two goals and Dave Hilborn and Larry Higgin with one each scored for London in the final period Other London scorers were Jim MacKae Jim Hamilton Dan Eastman and Brian Pilon Ron Duguay scored twice for Sudbury in the first period and Wes Jarvis added the other goals late in the second In Toronto the Marlboros led 10 after John Andersons goal in the first period but Doug Wil son replied for Ottawa in the second Steve Payne put Ottawa ahead at 36 of the third period and lorontos John Kwant tied the score less than two minutes later with his first goal of the season At Kingston two goals in the final seven minutes gave Kitch ener its victory The game was scoreless heading into the third period but Mike Simurda gave the Canadians 10 lead with powerplay goal at 26 Captain Dwight Foster replied for Kitchener at 1331 and little more than minute later detenceman Claude Den te scored the winning goal for the Rangers ln Oshawa the Win was the third of the season for the Gen erals who now have three vic tories and two ties in 38 games The Spitfires have 12 victories 22 losses and five ties National swim team selected from meet MONTREAL CP Bill Sawchuk of Thunder Bay Ont received free trip to Montreal during the weekend and par layed it into an expensespaid junket to Europe next month with Canadian allstar sw1m team Sawchuk was one of 12 5mm mers competing at the annual Pomte Claire invxtational sw1m meet during the weekend who were selected Sunday for na tional squad which Will take part in major international meets in the Netherlands and France It was spec1al birthday gift for Sawchuk who turned 18Sat urday Despite competing for Canada at the 1976 Montreal Olympics the Thunder Bay swimmer has never travelled abroad With Canadian team Sawchuk picked up his fourth gold Sunday taking the 100 metre freestyle in 5434 He ear lier won in the 200 freestyle and the 200 and 400 indiVidual med ley events made him shoein for the European team The Pomte Claire meet one of four in the Canada Cup series was used as the basis for determining the compOSition ol the tour team Joming Sawchuk in Europe Will be Thunder Bay team mates Joann Baker Suzanne Kwasney Liz McKinnon and Darryl Skilling and Pomte Claires Hobin CorSiglia Peter Szmidt and Jill Quirk Claus Bredschneider from Etobicoke Swim Club in Toronto Christine Hodson of Ottawa Cheryl Gibson of Edmonton and Nancy larapick of Halifax round out the team ALSO WIN FOLR HOLDS The initial negotiations in volving Campbell Eagleson and Russian officials took place in Quebec City over the weekend QUEBEC CP Bill Mac barland World Hockey Associ ation president said Saturday he is holding talks with officials of the Soviet lce Hockey Feder ation about WHA represen tation in the lzvestia Cup tour nament in Moscow next Decem ber MacFarland who had just finished watching the WHAS Quebec Nordiques defeat the Soviet Unions national team said the league intends to send its champion team rein forced by players from other clubs in its own division to play in the lzvestia tournament Winnipeg Jets played in the invitational lzvestia tour nament last month The Barrie Examiner vyfi Monday January 10 1977 Argentine Grand Prix for Scheckter BUENOS AlHES CP Jody Scheckter of South Africa overcame the sweltering heat Sunday to win the Argentine Grand Prix and give the Wolf Ford of Canadian industrialist Walter Wolf successful For mula debut Scheckter won the 197mile event in one hour 40 minutes 1119 seconds at an average speed of 11840 miles an hour af ter most of the 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