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Norwegian Wins Final Olympic Gold Medal As 9th Winter Games End in Austria 83 Pro Hockey AMERICAN LEAGUE Last Night's Results Hershey 8, Rochester 6. Buffalo 6, Cleveland 1. Springfield 6, Pittsburgh 4. Providence 4, Quebec 1. Western Division Dy TED SMITS Olympic Results on Page 2D INNSBRUCK, Austria tflToralf Engan of Norway sailed through the air like a giant bird and won the final gold medal in the pulsating 90-meter ski jump yesterday before the flame flickered out on the ninth Winter Olympic Games.

A crowd of 70,000, the largest for any single event, swarmed over Bergisel Hill to watch the 143-pound package of graceful skill and cold nerve re-establish himself as king of the jumpers. The sandy-haired, 27-year-old equipment dealer from the little village of Holondo did it with superb leaps of 307 and 297 feet the best of three tries and such stylo that he received a score of 230.70 points from the five judges. Ski jumping champion- Pts. GF GA Cleveland Pittsburgh Rochester Buffalo 29 19 4 62 179 143 28 22 2 58 173 148 24 25 0 48 177 179 16 29 5 37 136 189 Eastern Division WIT Pts. GF GA Quebec 31 23 1 63 197 174 Hershey 28 21 3 59 177 176 Baltimore 24 29 3 51 154 175 Providence 22 24 3 47 184 170 Springfield 17 27 3 37 155 179 Games Tonight No games scheduled.

Werner Will Retire From Ski Racing JNNSBRUCK, Austria UP) Wallace (Bud) Werner, America's first great male ships are decided on a combination of both distance and form. Engan proved himself the master of both. The famed Veikko Kank-konen of Finland, winner of the 70-meter jump, captured JL HHPIIMIH Willi" I Illll I ll NATIONAL LEAGUE Last Night's Results Detroit 4, New York 2. Montreal 4, Boston 4. Chicago 2, Toronto 1.

skier, said yesterday he is the second place silver medal" retiring from competition. Pts. GF GA 27 14 11 65 162 130 27 16 11 65 164 123 23 19 9 55 134 128 20 23 9 49 132 154 Montreal Chicago Toronto Detroit with leaps of 313 and 297 feet and 228.90 points. Tor-geir Brandtzaeg of Norway was third with jumps of 302 and 295 feet and 227.90 points. The four-man U.S.

team LAST WINNER Toralf Engan of Norway soars toward the final gold medal of the 9th Winter Olympics. Engan won the 90-meter ski jumping event yesterday as the Winter Games came to a close at Innsbruck, Austria. His two leaps were of 30? and 297 feet. (AP) New York 18 27 8 44 149 176 Boston 14 30 10 38 129 159 Games Tonight Werner reached his decision only hours after the United States had finally won the Olympic medals that always eluded him. One of the medals was won by 20-year-old Jimmy Heuga of Tahoe City, who decided he wanted to become an Olympic skier after he met Werner eight years ago.

The other went to Billy Kidd of Stowe, Vt. Both were in the men's slalom race. No games scheduled. Nicklaus Wins NBA was unable to crack the strong Scandinavian and North European domination of this neck-risking specialty. Gene Kotlarek, 23-year-old accountant from Duluth, made the best Ameri Yesterday's Results Boston 120, Philadephia 109, Amerks Plunge to 8-6 Defeat, Defense Fails Against Beats Baltimore 119, Los Angeles no.

Cincinnati 135, Detroit 107, Eastern Division Pet. GB Phoenix Golf On Closing 66 PHOENIX, Arix. (-Masters and PGA champion Jack By HANS TANNER Boston 42 14 .750 Cincinnati 40 19 .678 Phil'delphia 25 31 .446 New York 17 45 .274 3 17 28 It would seem the wrong 1 INSIDE iff arfV Vj Section Americans competed in the Western Division Pet. GB Nicklaus boomed his drives 300 yards to break through a traffic jam and capture the $50,000 Phoenix Open Golf San Fr'cisco 34 24 .586 can showing by placing 24th in the field of 52 jumpers from 16 nations. His two best jumps measured 285 and 266 feet.

He scored 197.50 points. Dave Hicks, 18-year-old schoolboy, also from Duluth, was 29th on jumps of 279 and 276 feet for 195.30 points. The veteran of the squad, 34-year-old Ansten Samuelstuen of Boulder, was 33rd with leaps of 267 and 264 for 189.00. John Balfanz, 23? of Minneapolis, rated America's best bet, was a disappointment, finishing 41st on jumps of 272 and 241 feet for 180.20 points. Kotlarek, who sprained his ankle in a training accident at Seefield before the Games opened on Jan.

29, said his own efforts were handicapped by two things a bad cold and decision of the judges to shorten the runway. "I am good only if I can compete from the very top of the jumping board," the Duluth accountant said, "but I Continued on Page 2D 2 3 10 17 .550 .533 .500 .273 St. Louis 33 27 Los Angeles 32 28 -Baltimore 24 24 Detroit 15 40 Tournament yesterday with ROCHESTER, N. MONDAY, FEB. 10, 1964 Sports Editor Paul Pinckney a final round 66 and 271 for Games Today No games scheduled.

his 72-hole total. His five-under-par last Chuck Hamilton each netted a brace, with anotner pair going to Bruce Cline and round gave him a three-stroke margin over the little known Bobby Brue, who entered the tournament as the the Amerks throwing a sixth attacker on the ice in an effort to get the equalizer. But Horvath's blind pass Continued on Page 5D the part of the goaltender with about a half minute le and the Amerks trailing by only one. Gerry Cheevers had escaped to the safety of the bench with 1:22 remaining, singles to Myron Stankiewicz and Mike Harvey. If Nykoluk College BASKETBALL Xavler, Ohio, 84, Catholic 73.

Georgetown O.C. 120, St. Peter'i N.J. 73. Seattle 98, Conzooa 9a toboggan events in the Winter Olympics.

The Rochester Americans, cinches to pick up gold medals the way they're skidding downhill these days, continued their plunge last night, sliding to an 8-6 loss against Hershey. The Amerks are going to cost the rest of the American Hockey League teams plenty of money at contract time in the fall if they continue to swell their opponents' offensive statistics. Hershey's eight goals last night gave the slipping Amerks an absurd goals-allowed record of 36 for the past five games, an avfrage of more than seven. Last night's ridiculous home ice defensive display came on the heels of 10-3, 5-1 and 7-1 last alternate and scored a 70 yesterday and a 274 total. and Hamilton were as successful against other clubs, they'd be among the circuit's In a great final day rally, top scorers instead of having High School BASKETBALL Notre Dome of Utlca 71, Aqulnos 47.

Soccer UiTtnNAI I FNRE CUP meagre outputs of seven and six, respectively. Four of Nykoluk's seven and three of Hamilton's six have been scored against Rochester. This game had a rather un the 205-pound former Ohio State University standout started three strokes off George Bayer's third-round pace. He knocked six strokes off par on his first seven holes to take command on the Phoenix Country Club course. German-Hunoarlonj 1, Greek-Americans 0.

likely finish, Horvath playing road defeats this week. And HERSHEY Mm Goal Chadwlck. Defense Ashbee, Kel ler, Polano, Reaume. Forwards Nvko there's little relief in sight in the near future, what with luk, Conacher, Stankiewicz co, i ilton. Rivers, Harvey, McCreary, Cline, games in Baltimore tomorrow Poliziani, DeJordy.

ROCHESTER Goal Cheevers. Defense Arbour, Brown Nicklaus finished the nine at six-under-par 30. That more than offset his one-over-par 36 on the second nine when he carded three bogies against two birdies. On the fourth hole, Nicklaus walloped a 350-yard drive and scored a birdie. On Cherry Forwards Horvath, Gam ble, Ehman, Duff, smrke, coroen, Law son, Sly, Boyer Armstrong, Angotti.

Referee Hood. Linesmen House, Chaintreuil. FIRST PERIOD 1, Rochester, Angotti (Armstrong, Boyer) 54. 2, Hershey, Nykoluk (Ubriaco) 4:11. 3, Hershey, Cline (DeJordy) 4 Rochester, Armstrong SMI GERMAN-AMERICAN LEAGUE Big 10 Division Hota 4, Elizabeth 3.

Ukrainians 5, Gottschee Blauwelsi 1. Premier Division Elntrach 1, Hellenic 1. German-Americans 0, Passaic 0. Austria 3, Blue Star 1. League Division KolDlng 9, Soring Volley 0.

Bavarions 1, Lithuanians 1. West New York 7, College Point 2. Exhibition Glullana Hungoria 2. Minerva 1, New York 1. ITALY'S MAJOR LEAGUE Home Teams First Atalanta of Bergamo Bologna 1 (Tie).

Bar I 1, Juventus of Turin 1 (Tie). Lanerossl of Vicenza 1, Messina 1 (Tie). Ml ion 0, Lazio 1. Modena 1, Mantova 1 (Tie), Rnma 1, Genoa 0. Sampdorla Florentine 1.

Soal of Ferrara 3, Catania 1. Torlnto 0, Intemazlonale of Milan 2. JET SKATERS WIN JOHNSTOWN, Pa. ffl Three players scored two goals apiece last night to lead the Johnstown Jets to a 7-2 victorv over Nashville in an the 305-yard fifth, he drove within six feet of the cup and dropped an eagle putt. mover).

Anaortl) 10:19. 5, Hershey, Ham' ilton (Rivers, polano) 11:17. Roches ter, Boyer (Arbour, Angotti) 15:35. Penalty Ashbee 5.40. second PERIOD 7.

Hershey, Stan- That broke him out of a night and in Pittsburgh Wednesday before Buffalo, suddenly alive in the battle for a playoff spot, comes to town Friday. About the only bright spots for the 2,914 War Memorial fans Rochester's six goals two by Gerry Ehman (his 25th and 26th of the season) and one each by Lou Angotti, Wally Boyer, Red Armstrong and Bronco Hor-vath. Boyer was a standout for the Amerks all evening, but his fine performance went for naught. For Hershey, infrequent scorers Mike Nykoluk and four-way tie with Bayer, klewicz (Keller, Conacher) Her shey, Hamilton (Keller) koo- South Africa's Gary Player and Brue. ester, Ehmon (Horvath, Gamble) Penalties Horvath 7:11) Ubriaco 9:48.

THIRD PERIOD 10, Hershey, Cline (DeJordy, Harvey) 4:59. 11, Hershey, Nicklaus collected $7,500 and Brue $4,000. Player hung Harvey (DeJordy, Cline) 13:37. 12, Root ester, Horvath (Ehman, Gamble) 16:43, 13. Rochester.

Ehmon (Horvath) 17:08. on to tie for third place at 14, Hershey, Nykoluk (Conacher) 19:32. Penalties TraoD Polano 7:30, An 275 with Gene Littler. The South African shot a 72 and gotti Duff, Minor and 10-minute misconduct 17:17 Saves: Chadwlck 11 11 930 Continued on Page 5D Eastern Hockey League game. Cheevers 9 21 Attendance 2,914.

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TILL 9 SIMILAR SAVINGS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS II 1 ml McFARLIISTS Tf onrurcrra f-OT-lJ." flipped by Gerry Ehman, is in right corner of cage. Amerks scored six goals, but Hershey won with eight. SIX WASN'T ENOUGH Hershey goalie Ed Chadwick is sprawled in front of his net while puck (arrow), 1.