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“By: The Canadian Press
For the second time ‘in. nine
‘days, Calgary Stampeders have
-pelféd' their record as the. los-

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i ingest team in the ‘Western

} Hockey League,

With othe bounces, rebounds, :

' deflections and passes going |
; their, way for a change Wednes=-

‘day night the Stampeders found{ —

; ‘themselves 6-2 winners over Se-
attle Totems, erstwhile owners
* of-a-five game winning streak.
« dgrecalled a 7-3 victory over
2. Mancouver Canucks. Nov.’ 28,
nN, the Stampeders .suddenly
fia the tense, over anxious
ewes 8. of a chronic, last | - place
RG :
oe MBC. Northern Division now
pres Séattle on top with 27 points,
JGanucks second with 25, Edmon-
"ORR Flyers a distant third with

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HL victory |

couver and Seattle are the only,
two'in 14 games. Flyers have lost
15 of their last 16

Calgary led 3-0 in the: first pe-
riod on goals by Bob Sabourin,
‘Jack Hendrickson. and -John ‘Ko-
siancic, and it. went:.to 5< :0..0n
-goals:-by Ron Leopold: and Fred:
‘Hucul before - ‘Totems replied.

Then.. George Konik ‘scored

captain Bill MacFarland in: ‘the
third before Calgary’s, Lou: Jan-
kowski
goal.

The game was delayed for 10
minutes .in the -second.. period
when Seattle goaltender AT Mil- |
lar was forced to leave with an
upset.stomach. _

Calgary junior Lorne Thorny-
croft replaced him and_in the
last half of the game let in one
goal and stopped eight shots as
‘Totems carried ‘the play.’ ~

 

 

/e@algary’s victories over Van-
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¢ YANCOUVER. —Quar terback
heéhny._ Ploen says newspaper
‘stories’ ‘helped the “flaming mad”
Wgihnipes Blue Bombers. defeat
Hamilton in the Grey Cup game.

# f2 said in-an interview Wed-
ina sday., the ‘team’s mental atti-
bude: made up in a large part for
‘ate ‘phlysical beating. it took at.

athe hands of Calgary Stampeders
in thie : “western | playoffs, won. by
jWinnibes two games to one.
vewe were flaming mad about
ithe. things the so-called football
sexperts in Canada said about us
totter we beat Calgary.

SANT @ read the papers and’ ‘alt
1o# trem, even our Winnipeg
eS said we didn’t deserve

 

Sat RE SER Race

 

= Ne wspaper stories helped
‘Peg win cup says Ploen’

that Winnipeg would have won if

continue to the end Saturday
instead of having’ the last 9%
minutes ‘played Sunday. .

course. .
aa lalla atleast

to be on. the: same ‘field as Cal-~

represent the west.

“When we read that. the. only
thing that’ put us into’ the: Grey,
Cup was stinking luck, we were
mad.

Ploen, who. played two ways in

the Grey Cup game that Bombers |.

won 28-27, said the: ‘fog: did not
bother ‘him. He, was: convinced.

the game had -been allowed. to

Ploen is here to take ar sales

late in the second. period and |§

scored the.“ game’s-. last

gary, let alone . beat- them. -and. .

 

 

RON STEWART
... smashes ‘tie

 

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Lethbridge wins.
61-57 over-Spain

MANILA (?) — The Lethbridge
Nationals from Canada ran their
unbeaten streak to four straight.
tonight, defeating Spain’ 61-57 in
the. invitatational’ international
basketball tournament“here, © °

They led 32-29: at halftime in
the game.

Meanwhile, the: United: - - States:
{rolled : to : an easy 94-57:;victory.

its third straight victory.

The. Lethbridge . team “meets

tthe U.S. crew in: ‘its next. game.
The Australians. dropped their

fourth. straight, and -were down

49-29 at the half. Don Kojis,

with 18, led U.S. scorers.

NHL STANDINGS

 

 

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Chicago o 2 7 ‘6: 70° 55: 30
Toronto 138° 9. 2. 75 65. 28
Detroit 11 6 5& 584 47.27
Montreal __ 10 7 6 68 59 26.
New York 813.3 .71° 78 19
Boston 214-6: 57 91°10
‘Tokyo (PR. — Takao. Maemizo,
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By The Canadian Press

: Toronto’s Ron Stewart, an ef-:
fortless skater valued: more for:
versatility and defensive play *
than for scoring. punch, powered
the ‘Maple Leafs into ‘second;
place in the NHL standings Wed- |
nesday night with a timely goal.

Stewart, a right winger who:
has played - centre and defence :

in his 10-years with Leafs, scored ;

the third-period goal that: gave |

“ Leafs 2-1 win: win over Montreal

last night in. Toronto... :

Leafs now: have ‘28 points, two:
‘less than Chicago. The Hawks
needed two goals. late in. the:
third period to edge last-place
Boston Bruins: 5-4° Wednesday
night and keep their lead.

Left winger’-Ab McDonald. :
who couldn't break into: Mont--
real’s regular, lineup three sea-
sons ago, scored twice and ad-.
ded'an assist for Chicago to move
into a tie with ‘inemate - “Stan
‘in’ individual’. scoring.
Both have: 25 points.”

Meanwhile, Detroit Red Wings
had to. unleash a /16-shot’ on-
slaught in the last period to earn)
a 3-3 tie’ with | the. Rangers in:
New York. :

ULLMAN TIES SCORE

‘Centre © ‘Norm - Ullman | scored |
the tying. goal on. New ‘York's |
substitute. goalie “Marcel Paille
with only 63 second left. to play. |
It was the only third. - period :
shot to get. by Paille. -

Detroit: now is in third. place |
with 27. points, three behind |.
Chicago, and Canadiens follow |
in fourth spot. with 26 points.
Rangers are in fifth. place®..with ;

 

 

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By KEN. WATSON:

Why are there ‘so. few -good
leads . available. these © days?.
‘There was a time not too long |
ago that the num 5
ber one. man:on. a
curling’ team than:

_ \ked his deity, every.
night: ‘an’ nis” “pray -
ers for. the, privi-
lege of being -al-
lowed to do-cr die
‘for his skip...and
master. To ‘secure j
his tenure of. ‘office’ the .lead in-
dulged his captain ; -by ‘hovering.
near-to-offer'a: ‘cigarette, provide
an after- game. Brog . -Or. chaffeur
him home,’

The: good * ‘old’ ‘days: nave gone
land: ‘the shoe‘‘is on ‘the: other
‘\hoof. ‘Now. the skipper does .the
7 apple polishing. Instead of roar-
ing “Sw-e-e-p!” with a. stertor-

ian bellow, he now pleads ; in
sweet dulcet tones, “Yes, Jim. —
I think. so,” then hurries up .to
the hog line: to: take the reduct-
ant rock for himself,

Back in the piush, years when

 

 

 

 

 

  
   

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stinger + for a sweeper to et. into

instant action the lead tock
great pride in his place on. the

team. He played his position for |
| years on the same rink under the

same skip. He gained psycholo-.
gicol satisfactien from doing his
\job, well... He. had, mn upgrading
therefore" “fe “migratory

- Essentially he ..was a

    

habits:

{)/draw.-man.. Dropping a guard in

 

front of the rings then pulling

ijhis second stone in behind was

i|the ace- earmark of his crafts- |’
mianship.: Above all he was loyal,
a willing -sweeper and respect-.
fully minded. of -his skip.
YOUNG CURLERS
-In recent years the realm -of:

vaded’ by tens of thousands of
new. curlers, most of them
young, eager: and ambitious.
With them has arrived an age
of*’materlalism that puts em-
phiasis on pride of position, pres-

short sojourn casting first rock
a new curler looks covetously at
the skip’s job and starts making
a few mental plans. Long before

 

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he can read ice or even hit the

the roaring game has been. in-.

tige. and. skipmanship. After a-

league cellar’ with 10.

broom accurately, he is lining up: ,
three unsuspecting : souls: to play !
‘for’ him. on 4 |

The new trend of. class behav-
ior has: brought the. status. seek-
ers. into’ curling, ending the era |

 

  

‘only’the“léad*’on

to become an ‘expert at his posi-.
tion. - Here’ his: ‘rewards. come
from gaining'a symbol of status.
Any. team that has champion; '
ship aspirations. in this, modern

boast a. lead'who is a sharp-
shooter, 2 powerful sweeper, a
‘draw artist, and a good judge of’
weight when following a moving
stone. These credentials cannot
be supplied by a candidate for:
the ordinary team.

If you: are an average skip in
the market for a leadoff man,
look for. (1) good feeling for
draw, (2) reasonable. broom ac-
curacy, (3) alert sweeping. If

polishing the apple.
Next Week: The Number Two

ewart

where curlers gained satisfaction ve

rinks holds his rank. long enough. >

concept ‘of curling strategy must |

after Montreal right-winger Ber-

nie Geoffrion tied: the: score: 1-1
with his lith goal:of. the season.
collided: with *. -Tor-
junto goalie Johnny Bower on, the

Geoffrion

    

allies:

Stewart's close- in- goal at’ 8:34
‘of the last period. in Toronto:
came just. more than ‘a. minute

winner |

play. and fractured his
“wrist. :

Left. - - .winger Frank: Mahov-
‘uch: had given ‘Leafs.a 1-0 lead
early in the: second’ period with
‘his: 14th- ‘goal’ of. the season. The
24-year- old. “big. .M” now leads
‘the league in goals.. a

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By The Canadian Press
National League
Montreal 1... Toronto 2.)
Detrait 3, New York 3:
Boston 4, Chicago.5 > °°.
American “League:
Providence 8; Cleveland 7.
Rochester 2, Pittsburgh | 2.
Eastern” Professional
Kingston '5, Syracuse 0.
Infdernational:
Omaha 0,.Fort..Wayne: 2;
Port Huron 6, Muskegon 5
st. Paul 3, Minneapolis .6
hastern. cLague:
Philadelphia 2, New Haven 7
Clinton 0,° Knoxville: 2
Charlotte. 4. Nashville: 3
Johnstown 3, Greensboro’ 5

 

    
 
 
    

 

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