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OSLO (CP)—The Canadian hockey team arriv-
ed in this Norwegian capital today for the world
championship tournament opening here Friday, full
of confidence after an unbeaten exhibition series,

The Whitby club was in excel-! ses
lent spirits following Wednesday, goals while allowing only 18!
night’s biggest win of their cur-: against during their exhibition’
tain-raiser series—22-3 against’ tour of 14 straight victories,’
a Swedish provincial club at’ Their first game in the world

Malmoe ; tournament is against Poland.
But piaying coach Sid Smith! Saturday.

     

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By The Canadian Press
Winnipge Warr:urs again lost
the lead they have held for most |}
of the season In the Prairie div- NEW
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wasn’t counting tnese exhibition | > wer im peg went out S ,
matches as indicators of how, MAK BE IMPORTANT ae Actually the dimming of lights | NEW SEASON PRINTS,
Whitby will fare for the world; This poal-average production NEW PATTERNS

Was caused just before the game:
fot under way. Nevertheless it’
must have been an omen of.
sports because Edmonton Flyers:
proceeded to shut out the War-
riors 2-0. The victory gave Ply-:
ers, who had been tied with War- |
riors for the lead, sole possesstun |
of the top spot. ;

At New Westminster, the Roy- |
als revenged a defeat at the!
hands of the Victoria Cougars oa |
Tuesday night with a 9-3 trounc- ;
ing af the bottom-placed Coast °
division visitors. Before 5,78) fans
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title. He said the opponents in! could be a factor in the world |
the exhibition games were often| tournament, where in the event
too weak, and on two occasions, | Of & tie the winner will be de-
including Wednesday night, the | cided on a scoring basis rather.
Canadians had supplied” their | than a playoff,
opponents with players to make | |
the competition keener. i

Left-winger Bus Gagnon, a! B th t

rd veteran of five years in the; a a e

nF. - . |American Hockey League who
now lives in Whitby, said the Kee IS N y.

( PION—Suzanne | whole team is in top form for! 'p ole

| Miner, eight-year-old baton | the tournament, with nobody on j

| twirler ‘from Hamilton, dis- the injured list.

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: s her right hand she holds rer The Soviet team is generally ; Canadian Press Staff Writer (Rocket) Richard limps back |
: latest trophy, a class win at a regarded as the biggest threat to; : . to the Montreal bench with a
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y) po competition in Michigan. the Canadian 1957 Allan CUD! spontvent Canadiens Bang og.{ Stiff Jeg after scoring his first : fe é . ~ 2
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= W) Kia Fn rs en a renner i ae ne Eoakey Tang : | blanked Boston Bruins 4-0 in | HOR: Pia “oesaues
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8 uy g : HAVANA ‘7i—Joe Brown, the heavy-fisted world lightweight | away anything. Bathgate scored | “ ' 7 . 4 oO i : me ED: 5
bE J champion from New Orleans, considered a possible title defence:a goal and assisted on two; WESTERN CANADA'S Sr Fl Ate,
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WMN Echevarria weighed 13614 to Brown’s 1353.; | Hawks 4-3. New York now has at | _
° ; “ we ee . - ' Ben Wagner was outstanding :
Ly ic <4 In an atmosphere packed with | Six-game unbeaten Streak, tying performer in Local 708 Bowling |
~ f political tension and after| gained the semi-finals of the | its previous best this season. league last week as he rolled 316
Sr OW C ; In the streak——five wins and lcagsue last week as he rollec 3
z X spending 72 hours under pro-| Miami Invitational tennis tour-| I the streak-—- Sand, 73) men’s highs to lead his
' ‘a t Bathgate has been in on. #0d 731 men's highs to lead his
Ov f tective guard against Cuban| nament by defeating Susan Butt 4, or 15 Ranect 20 a scoring Allstars to team wins with 1038
WY | rebels, Brown calmly fired two! of Victoria 6-2, 6-2. ane ane OGIS, SCOPING and 2808 scares. ; SORRY!
: ZO crushing rights that disposed of — five. He has a solid JBtip on cranny te Vameseee fate ales °
fg u B It ion in two mi i, third place in the individual | Women’s honors fell to Gladys FISH & CHIPS
[oo the Cuban champion in two min-| _ sTOCKHOLM @—Sweden de- | coring rae Beauchemin of Northerners far -
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F- DY ww Ze} were set for a tile pout w h —_ _' the Hawks into a tie with fifth-: and 23!0 marks while Electrons ORDER
aw WV Va wae Dupas, a fellow resident of New LONDON W—Fresh from his! place Toronto Maple Leafs, six captured women's highs thanks READY FOR
ro YW @& x oe g. Orleans. second straight victory in Bri-: points behind Boston Bruins. .to Marj Tattersaus scores of :
fo. @ = > A oO tain, United States heavyweight; The 25-year-old Bathgate, a 280 und 741. PICK-UP : In Two Groups
, & — 7) = os EI WINNIPEG — Winnipeg | Willie Pastrano agreed Wednes- | Winnipeg native, scored New! yqaroid Stymest sf Mighty Style 3 29
~ w | : Blue Bombers e the Western ay to 3 rd march against York's first goal to tie the game, | xct. get micn’s high single with OR Helen Morgan e
; division of the Canadian Foot- | former British mpire champion | set up Andy Hebenton-to tie if ]965 eh. wy acres mis Joe Kurd- . Style
[a4 S | ball League today announced | Joe Bygraves of Jamaica. again and helped Jack Evans ji. heard a ne "gat mark for EAT IN YOUR CAR Juliana 4.29
us oO ® | the signing of two Canadian Promoters Joe Jacobs and Alex score the eventual winning Bali hioh three. “ All Past Washing Colors
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continued to dominate the speed Sandy Air of Toronto leaves by | lies by Ted Lindsay and Glen! BY LEAGUE RESULTS Ton S Self Serve Drive-In .
© i skating match with Norway, Plane today for Oslo to give | Skov. Litzenberger, also 25 and | Powerhouse 2. Maniges 2: Elee- y
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