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By The Canadian Press

It's harc to beat) Montreal
Canadiens at checking but Tor-
onto Maple Leafs accomplished

out the National Hockey Leavue-
Jeading Montrealers 2-0 in ‘Tor-
onto with a Gavzling mixture af
fore and backeheckine and same
oustanding poaltending,

Tt was the Habs’ seventh de-
feat of the 1955-46 campaign,

The Leafs had respeet in one

tye and defiance in the other

as (hey overpowered Cuhadiens
with two second-period goals. It
was the-only engagement of the
Nicht and the Mid? fans were
delighted, s
“Ron Hurst,

a rookie rieht

“winger, and vetcrin right winger

~~vanals, Goaltender

George Armistrony provided the
Narry) Lum-
nuit defens-

his second

ley was the strong
ively, picking up
shutout of the year, |
HIG NIGHT FOR LUMLEY

Hurst fred the fourth poal of |
his big-league ecarcer when he‘
heat netminder Bob Perseault at,
$25 of the middle period with a!
- foot shot from the side of the!

net. Perreault was subbing for
the injured Jacques Plante. -

Armstrong scored the insur.

ance goal, his seventh this sea-.

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son, at 18:30 after some
i SUeckhandling.

Lunicy was both brillant and: Wings,
ducky in stopping 28° Hab shots. :

ond period on veteran Maurlee sidelines with a and
Richard who was seeking the Leafs were without

jod on a Jow drive by centre Jean? fracture below the sinus,
Beliveau, the league's leading
scorer, ‘tonight.

The victory sent Leafs into a pame aginst  Canidiens

eight behind the second-place troit.

Warriors Crowding Flyers /
In Prairie WHL Standings

: By The Canadian Press

Nobody is unreatening
deaders in either the cost or! Bell,
‘prairie divisions of the Western!
Hockey League, but things are; was Royals goalie Bey Be
getting tight around the middie. !

Winnipeg Warriors gained two
points Wednesday night in their
battle for second place in the
prairie circult, by downing Ed-,
monton Flyers 4-2 before 3,400
fans,

The win leaves Winnipeg with

apiece. Singles went to Bart

‘Lean In the second period. Each
‘received a minor, and Put Co-

ton of New Westminster picked

‘ ‘Joining by.

place Fiyers. .
On the coast, Seattle Ameri-

cans showed surprising punch to;

Curling Results
down New Westminster Royals!

rt) _ Eight "A" competition and one

The win left Seattle In the; "B" competion game were curled
basement with 26 points, but it Off last night in the Mixed Curl.
also left Royals and Victoria ing Bonsplel bringing the prim-

‘Cougars tied for second place ary competition out to the 8's.

with 34 aplece. Tonight games will see “B"
Danny Summers, Barry Cullen competition advanced to the 3's
and Eddie Mazur scored in the and tomorrow the ‘splet will be
first period to give Warrlors ai brought down to the finals,
3-0 lead, Paul Masnick got the! which are scheduled for Mondiy
fourth goal in the second. night.’
Ray iKkinasewich scored both: ,

neat New York Rangers and two be.
"hind the third-spot Detroit Red

Camidions nissect all-star de- |
the fent Inst night as they shut. His best stops were in the sees fenceman Doug Harvey, on the!
ingury, ;
rearguard |
806(R yonl, and in the third pers Hugh Bolton, recovering from a}

Three games are scheduled for ,
Leafs have a return;
ne '
fourth-place tie with) Chieaga' Montreal, the Hawks are at New
‘Blick Hawks. They each have’ Yerk and the last-nlace Boston |
80 points, 21 behind Canadiens, Bruins meet the Wings at Ppe-

the! Bradle, Gordy Sincialr and Bey |

Outstanding player on the fee
ntley.
Referee Joey Johns settled a
‘discussion between Seattle's Jack
‘Bownass and Royal's Motto Me-

burn of Seattle and Fred Creigh- |

‘up 10-minute misconduets for

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' FOUR GIRL MEMBERS of Canada's Olympte ski team pose with

thelr manager for a group’ photo between practices at St. Jovite,
Que, Standing, left to right: Anne Hegetvelt, Ottawa: Lucille
Wheeler, St. Jovite, Que., and Gini Seauin, QRehbec, Seated Carlyn
| Kruger, (eft: St.. Sauveur, Que, and team manager Mrs. Pat

Ramage, Brantford, The winter Oivnmtes will be held In Jantary
at Cortina, Italy,

Text Books Among Items
Shier Taking to Europe

By DON PEACOCK Olymple sklers chosen despite
Canadian Press Staff? Writhr the fact they suffered broken
OTTAWA @ — Skiing won't legs last winter, Each had to
be the only thing on the mind. pass a stiff medical examination
of Ottawa's Ann Heggtvelt when before gaining final approval,
she competes for Canada in the Anne and’ Oitawa's Tommy
winter Olymples in’ ftaly Jan. brothers -- Art and Andy
26-Feb. 5, passed the medical test with lit-

With 88.57 Win Off Al

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EDMONTON  -- Edmonton, Hallers accuricy was superior,
‘Towne Hallers, sparked by the} with the Edmonton players scor-
MacIntosh ‘brothers and big Ed! ing on about $0 per cent of thelr
iLucht, whipped the Canadian attempts while Athlotles were
Cinumpion Port Alberni Athletics | successful on only 30 per cent of
§9-57 Wednesday night in an ox-Uthelr shots,

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hibition senior men’s basketball! Playing coach Elmer Speldel
:game here.
More than 1,000 fans watched ‘ers on the §.C, squad

Columbia squad defeated the Ed- > point.
monton club in five games fn)
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pratries, tlred at the end of the
+ Norm Macintosh counted 18+ rst halt and thelr play became
‘points, Brother Don and Lucht ragged in the

each scored H, as did Jack LOja.; conimiited 20 personal fouls, |
Ron Bissot of Athletics was; compared with — nine called} |

“high svorey with 1) points, while agnlnst Halters,

The two clubs meet again t
1 Doug Bringham 12, jhight in another exhibition
i The Hallers led 47-26 at the! mateh here.
ihall. | Lineups:

Rocky Chosen

2

Edmonton--N. Macintosh, 12:
‘Prince 10; D.: MacIntosh 11:

Kruger, Lucht 1, McCallum, Lil-
Ja; Stevenson 7; Mendryk 3;

i ws ' j Newton 6; Hansen 2; Karren 7. |
F ht f 5 5 : Total--86, : |
lg er 0 ' Port Albernt.. Williamson 2;

“Brown 2: Kootnekoff 14; Hi,
Clark 4; Bissett 19, Total 87,

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‘Heavyweight champion’ CRA FTS
‘Rocky Marciano has been: . FOR
named “lighter of the ALL AGES

Year” by Ring Magazine:
cand the Nov, 30 rematch:
‘of Carmen Basilio and,
“Tony Demarco for the
welterweight title has been
‘selected “Fight of the
year,”
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. ; Results of last atent’s curling
Edmonton goals, one in the SCC |e as follows:

-ond and one with less than a: ;
[minute to go In the third. i Warren 9, Holliston 8; Gomez

' Bobby Love scored both Royal: !3, Paul 4; Newton 12, Shier 9:
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were top Seattle scorers with two Eby 12, McLean 5,

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at Mont Tremblant, Que. with
nine other members of Canada's
Olymple skit team.

The petite blonde, in Grade 1,
planned to squeeze text hunts
into her suitcase for lne fieht

‘YOUTHFUL VETERAN

Ski competitions fn Surape
aren't new to Anne, despite hey
‘youth, She representgl Ceniilt
at the charaplonstips in
to Eurone. Sweden two winters aco. She
INJURIES INTERRUPTED maide the best Canadian show.

ing,

Skilng hasn't helped Abne’s.
formal education mitch, _ At J59 then, she placed ninth
iin the downhill. seventh in the

She flunked Jher physies, ol-
‘gebra and French Inet veay when Slalom and was leading the fleld
by two seconds in the eiant sin-

tshe broke her leg while practis-
‘ing slalom runs and had to miss lom when she fell on the icy
i couple of months of school. trall near the finish line,

She figures she'll be away from A week eariier she hal won
‘classes. this winter for about Norway's Holmenkollen tant
hree months. But she's cteter- slalom, defeating Trude Kyleck-
‘mined to catch up when she ¢r. an Austridn who wou the
‘eomer back, women's world slalom champien-

Turning from learning tu ekl- ship a few dave Inter,

Ing, Anne, who'll be 17? Jan, 1
sald ft wasn't easy to ect hor wary at Moni Tremblant, Anne
‘broken leg back in-shape for this won the University of Mentroal's
winter. fiant slalom and was second to

tarer aed ot
wala

, During the summer she soent Miss Langlals in the Quiche |

‘a lot of time exerelsing, walzing senior wamen’s championships.
‘and bieyeling. She started using: Anne's only regret [s that the
her cro-s-country skis aloneside: Canadian team didn't leave onr-
the fence around Ridenw Wall, Her for training in Enrene, In-
resldence of Governor-General stead oof waiting until carty

‘Massey after the canitals frst fanuary,
snowfall In November, “All the other countries’ teams
Anne ts one of four Caridian are over there.” cho ent We
“ - fare the only team sittwe et

“home.”

Bnt che wasn't bitter about the
‘CASA's decision to have

No Haggling
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| For Minoso things, Togtess.” she satd Then

CHICAGO Minne Minosojshe excused herself’ from ‘Qe
:Nns foregone his usual holdout! interview. “My homework,” ahe
slege with Chiengo White Sox: explained. ;
“And has sent in his signed 1966)
contract, :
The Sox recelved his contract!
Wednesday from his home at:
Marlanon, Cuba, The pact ts re-
; ported to call for about $32,000,
‘the same as he recelved last,
isenson when he slowed duwn to
200 after hitting above .200 for
two years,

Jhefore moving
‘stages In Europe,

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