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f ; if’ Ed F g p Retain Lead
f Ie eC § ge VANCOUVER Vancouver =
Canucks retained thelr flve- 5;
A Ss nd 5 ot “pohnl Western Hockey Le ABUC. “
0 Hex ECO p jad over Victoria last night by’ f°
ldriving Saskatoon Quakers into *
Frizzell's moved into sele possession of second placg in le | the jee 11-4, In other WHL * |
Ue eC Kier CH es: city senior basketball standings by holding off a determined last' games Edmonton edged Bran- ‘
, half bid by Fraser and Payne to gain a 4-44 victory In one of don 2-1 and Victoria beat Cal-
‘two games played last night at the Civie Centre, igary 2-1,
ir ace W CH ~ s. In- the oreliminary, Orme's |= ere ro
‘moved a sten up the standings+ orme’s win, their second in , ; vee a
By KUN METHERAL (o sole ownership of third place jseyen starts gives them four Try Daily News Classifieds |. .
iin the juvenile league by laking . yoints, two up on last-place Men- bs BS
Canadian Press Staff Writer a 21-18 decision’ off second sons and Iwo back of runner:
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CORTINA d’AMPEZZO, Italy (CP)—Red-haived WE Oirpacr a2 Frtsen ame Payne, Ann
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Lucille Wheeler of St. Jovite, Que., today won the first) The win for Frizzell's es ‘front. |
senio
medal for Canada in Olympic skiing ‘as she finished ee Mteetines, Iwo back ie duce ” moved out front |
‘ ‘ ri av a .
third in the downhill race for women, frentwunning Gondoliers and 95,1 ols lee Prawn avd
athe spectacular showing of Fraser a i Payne fied the score 12-12 101
anada’s top woman skier help-; 4 hint of things to come when} : es laocean ‘open the stanza,
ed dispel some of the gloom ‘she finished second in the big ene se Ten a0 wets Lincups: ;
which has spread through the | »ye-olympic International mect jy ‘ 10-4 ( Sendo \ton
Canadian Olympic team as are-| a Kiizbuchel, Austria, several | Pres oo ries anc ; Prlanells Hein 20. Haudense
le de . tol" 19d eads in the first and see- 8, ronnson aire Kelsey 2, Latn-
sult of Canada’s 4-1 hockey 08s weeks ago. ‘ond quarters and manaxed {o [Die 2. Hewitt, Sankey 6, Tot th |
to the United States Tuesday; Unlike the slalom, , Fraser & Payne—Hartwly, PT. Sedy-
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av defenst iven big ovali night, ‘score enough in the last hall 0. wee g, Webber 12, Smith 8, Dea 4
- weitien pny defensive hockey and va » given big ovation, { Lucille, who won a bronze seth ehy deseonl through gales. keep ahead of Fraser and Payne IM Sedgwick 6, Weseh 8. Tol
‘the. better . sweeping’ aa ee ‘although the storemen outsvorec Juvenile
medal for sweeping down the) js q run for speed. Fraser & Payne—Stewart 6, John-

-fence that could frustrate Dutch-
‘;men was Tkola's puck-stopping,

Mayasich: went onto scare
three goals for the évening, Cul-
Jbert Olson. scored the’ final U.S,
goal. from one’ of the ‘few face-
offs in the Canadian zone,

who had the {hem 18 ‘o 10 and 13 to 10 in:

Miss Wheeler ;
Sas caw p 4. the final two stanzas.
fastest time of any competito: Roy Webber, with 12 points |

on the steep first half of the’
eo emi i 4 " sparked the F & P last half
course, said she almost fell t0- fait ack as the Insers ate to within

ward the end of the race. ' ;
“Just after hitting the flat, , itwo points of the Frizzell lead,

| mile- -long course in one min-
‘ute, 46 seconds, now has earned
all five of Canada’s points in
the seventh winter Games.

Previously she finished sixth
in the giant slalom.

son 3, Pleree, tudolph 6, D. Navel;
. Hebb, B. Macheod, Helland, Lemon |
Skiupsky. ‘Total Us.
Orme’s-- Alger, ‘Thoin, Derek Allen
5, Toms 2,°D. Allen 2, Wone § Mah |
~4, Young, Jensen. Talal th
Standings:

Goal j verage
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pehensiely a Defénceman’ Jack” McKenzie, Today's downhill race was}; almost lost my balance and 7 Sentar Men ns
: captain’ of the Diitehmen, beat Hoc e lit C isn by Madeleine Berthod,) wer, into the woods,” she sai. B ke Jackson in condos ane
‘| Ikola with.a.low drive in the see- y ones me ine nt IDENTICAL ‘TIMES oe er, Frvitll’s eee & 2 10
‘fond period.) 7. * ' ed her’ 25th birthday with the! Three other Canadians in the’ Sunrise 0 vceeeee eee 4 oa. 8
|| LOUGH 0 POSITION CORTINA K AMPEZZO, Italy| victory in the sensational time! race finished below the. top 20. Ranked 2, 3 Fraser & Payne oo. 4,0 8 0
iM —By the time the Olympic ; » OP eb. o ge
-With two victories in-as many ney ePIC! of 1:40.7, Second was Frieda; Carlyn Kruger of St, Sauveur if Ni L t os Juyeate
hockey tournament finishes next! nanzer also of S itzerland, nin 8 + we HN WOW LESEENGS: aumunciation ........ 8 1 Ww
‘|starts of ‘the final: series, the Saturday, it may take a British anzer, also of Switzer and, IN Que, Canadian downhill cham- ; Praser & Payne’ 3 4° «G
Americans could complete their | soccer expert to explain to a lot 145.4, pion, and Anne Heggtveit of | NEW YORK if — Bob Baker‘ormes oo... ob 4
upset by finishing unbéaten and | of Canadians: which team won CANADA TIED WITH JAPAN Ottawa had identical times of :and Tommy (turricane) Jack- Manson's 6.6.0 0e bo 4a 4
10: -anything “wrong taking.the title, . But not even | the title—and why, Russia’ whose team domin-/1:53.2 and were tied for 22nd.. ‘son, who meet Friday nighi ab _———
US. coach Johnny :Mariucci is} t¢ two or more teams finish in ated the winter Olympics dur Ginette Seguin of Quebec City ,Madison Square Garden, are
too confident that they can do it. a first-place ‘tle in points at the: ing the first few days; failed’ for took 33rd place with a time of ‘ranked No. 2 and No. 3 in the + LINDSAY'S
They face formidable opposi- | ang of the five-game round-rob- | the second day in a row, to avin; | 5258.2, new February boxing ratings in:
-|tion all the way—Sweden, Rus-|in competition, Olympic, rules}an event. Best showing by Sov-, "Mss Berthod had been rated : ‘Ring magazine. | Cartage & Storage

y sia and ‘Czechoslovakia on suc-
-. jeessive days—when the tourna-

-| ment resumes Thursday.

The Russians, with the,Czechs
and Americans on their agenda
ati before they meet the Dutchmen
L “alin. their “final game Saturday
sting'by: the Swedes. ‘. night, are also expected to have
Se into a period difficulty completing an unbeat-
en- run.

“If two or more teams are, tied
IC- salurday night, the title will go
"<lto-the club with the best goal
average, a:figure calculated by
thé ‘rélationship: of goals. scored
and goals allowed ta. its oppon-
ents.
NEED “THREE

“The Dutchmen, with a 1-1 ree-
ord: in. goals, need ‘a string of
Ine ure. | three lopsided victories over Ger- |i

ke ‘goal: by. Johnny many, Sweden and Russia plus at
who" -bounced a flip ‘least one «substantial U.S. set-

 

“orarts, ‘in, the cye
nd‘ tuned aside all

 

call for the championship to. go
to the team with the best goal
average.

 

jet athletes today was second | the favorite in both the previous
in the women’s 15-kilometre re-: races, the giant slalom and spe- :
lay ski race.. Finnish women! cial slalom, But she missed gates
WAS |

'‘|mumber scored against it by the;

In Canada, where such matters
are customarily settled by play-
offs, it takes a soccer éxpert to
explain the significance of a goal
average, which can. become a:
life-and-death matter to avid! den, 47 seconds off the pace.
followers. of the Old Country , Miss Wheeler earned
leagues.
In case there isn’t a soccer ex- | ish based.on 10-5-4-3-2 1
pert around, here's how it works:: the top six places and boosted

course in one hour,

 

erage - ‘by dividing the number of; with Japan.
goals your team scores. by the: points.

Canada had never won an

Bach has five:

opposition. :
NOT THAT SIMPLE
Today’s Olympic hockey stand-
a ' i
ngs for example, have Russa) event, gold for frst, slvr fo
second and bronze for third.

first place, each with two wine RECEIVES WILD OVATION

tceday. Three medals
awarded in each

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n -\pack at the hands of one of the
vanadian. goalie Denis Bro-) other clubs to retain a chance for:

Pie CBS:

in : “Yournament undefeated Don't
men and

count us out yet.”.

USE WRONG SYSTEA
‘Reactions of other Canadtan
hockey officials included:

Lou Holmes, coach of Edmon-
ton’s Olympic hockey champs In
1952; “T figured: Russia was the
powel: and “certainly didn’t

é p
“Those were the reactions of the |
DKS: back home-to.Canada’s 4-1
lympic_ hockey licking’ Tnesday
Ne: hands of (he ‘United

Geoi'Re: Dudley, secretary - -man-

and no losses. The Russians
thave 12 goals to their credit ¢ and | . selon 4
jone scored against them, . Their dian skier had ever finished!
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j
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goal average—l2 divided by one Higher than seventh. Now Miss
—is 12.00; Wheeler has turned in the, most:

i The American scoring recoid is | brilliant ‘pérformanée ever for.
'H1 for, three against. Eleven di-;C2nada in the alpine sport.
| vided by three is 3.67. That puts) The freckle-faced Canadian
~via Russians in first place, the combined champion was given a.
Americans second. wild ovation frem other Cana-
Sweden and Canada are tied | dian athletes after her medat-
for third place on points with a winning feat.
victory and a defeat. Sweden is; Miss Wheeler's showing was
6-4 on scoring for -an average ‘far from unexpected. She gave’
of 1,50. Kitchener - Waterloo,
Dutchmen, 7-7 on goals, drop to!
fourth place with 1.00.
The simplest solution would be |
for one team to finish with more
points than everyone else, But in!
the Olympics, where they hire:
the @ -- Unofficial standines by)

 

Olympic
Standings

CORTINA d'AMPEZZO, Italy:

 

  

 

 

 

 

covered the, nine-mile.. 564- yard: each time and her best
nine ‘min- : fifth in the giant slalom.
utes and one second to win the: finally made it today.

event. The Russians were 27 sec |
,onds behind, followed by Swe-. Sliri Ramtanen came from he- ,

‘mile, 564-yard race
You can work out a goal av-! Canada into a tie for 13th place’ ‘member relay teams,

Before these Games, no Cana-,

‘day's

She

In the ski relay. Finland’s i

‘hind on the last leg to bring :

four! her country a surprise victory.
! points for her third-place, fin- | No Canadian or American. ski-
for:ers were entered in the nine-

by three-

Russia was ahead after 10.

ikilometres but on the final leg ;
‘through the
Olympic skiing medal before | valley the Finnish miss took over
‘to earn her
individual ‘gold medal! of the Games,

wooded

country’s second

Veikko Hakulinen won the
country’s first gold medal in the
‘mnen's 30-kilometre cross-coun-
try race, Russia has captured
four gold medals thus far, while
Finland, Austria and
have ‘taken two each,

Today's final event was the

“men's figure skafing. The Amer- | :

icans had a solid 1-2-3 orip ont
the competition going into to- |
free-skating competition. :

CANADIAN NINTII

World champion Hayes Alan -

Jenkins, Ronnie Robertson and :
Jenkins’ younger brother David |

‘have a healthy lead on points in!

‘dian ehampien Charles
jing of Toronto stands ninth and

the 60 per cent of the competl- ,
Cana- ;
Snell- |

tion already conciuded,

is unlikely to rise higher,

The Dutehmen’s downfall an!

 

ons successfully
titles.

Ampezzo |
‘lenger Leo Espinosa in the fly-

Sweden

Archie Moore, the light-heavy-
weight kine, is listed as thi No. i
ii challeneer to heavyweight |
‘champ Roeky Marciano, The So.
“$ eontender is Johnny Holman
of Chicago, Cuban Nino Valdes
iv place? fifth,

Willie Pastrano of New Orleans
has been vlaced amone the:
‘Neavies as No, 6. graduating from.
the 175- pount class,

During January. two chain y-
defended thair
Sandy Saddler defeated
Flosh Blorde in a rough feather:
weight championship mateh and:
Pascual Perey foueht off chal--

weleht division.
No Canadians made the tan 10
in anv of the weieht division, |

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