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Page 28, The Citizen, Ottawa, Saturday, Jan. 11, 1975 Friday night ma or hockey game summaries ALL WF.ISTIIM Wk-lack (21) rd) MONDAY. CIVIC CENTRE a ema raier) 19:47 1-1. Trtaa- Way 2X2, NUaaoa W. Jordan ataiata iSI.

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That, aeriad a-Qaebee, Tardif (22) (aaaauaurd) 9:17 7-0ec Hoak (14) (S. Bar-iar. Sa-rariaad) 17:15 Peaaruet-Nihana W. LcCkrc taiasn, taajora 1:33. Atataa W.

Jordan aaajen 10:37, S. Bmier 11:40. Atteadaaea- KUK7 Saa Dief 3 at Toroata 4 1 Tomato, Kirk (9) (Dorey. Hickey) 2- Saa D-ao. Lacraa (II) (Morriana.

Ptarab) 1:13 In the NHL Pfetatergh 3 at Adnata 3 arij I Atkuta, Haul (II) (Bcaactt, Hint)) 1:27 ATTEfiTION Hockey Fans We have good tickets to all Montreal Home Games Available to groups of 35 or more. a -a 1 ror runner iniorrnarjofi please contact CAPITOL I TRAVELWAYS 741-3600 GRAND FINAL EVENT 14 Lumberjsck Wrestlers in tho ring at crfo timo! FINAL EVENT ED0UARD GYPSY ETIFIER JOE Vf SEMI-FDi'AL TAG TEAM HATCH BILLY TWO RIVERS and SERGE DUM0NT CHEN LEE and 6.F.O. SPECIAL TAG TEAM BOUT JACKIE WIECZ and RICHARD CHARLAND va Area skaters prominent THE CUBAN ASSASSINS Plus 2 other exciting bouts, TICKETS: $2, 13 and $4 on sale at the Civic Centre on Monday, January 13th OSHAWA (Special) Susan Simourd of Ottawa's Minto Skating Club surged into the lead in the Novice Ladies competition at the Eastern Canadian figure skating PRO JANUARY 13 8.30 P.M. Rip. 89.95 79.00 65.00 104.00 S7.00 35.00 late 74.95 59.95 39.95 79.95 44.95 19.95 85.00 39.95 30 OFF LIST sharpen skates FOUR LOCATIONS: 741-1127 (2t-aa23 Aha Vksta I21-02M TS2-I ijiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii: i 2nd Annual January Sale I aaa mm 4S 135 (Zaiat, Aaaam) 14J7 hmkm Biaaa 253, Manty 4 49, Brawn hi, hiorr- 5:11.

Caroa hi 6 32. Clietfa, hiacGregar (16) (Forrest) 11:15 Rochon (13) (law rata, hieaary) 15:30 Pulu Unas M. Bahimcn 7: 2t. tdaggs 1 31. Matery 15:42.

TaM foiari 7 Chicago, Reckon (15) (1 raararli. Mawsry) 15:30 Praah-t 1 r-nrada Rrdtudsoa aujers 11-2. Saoci aa (oal By Mickigaa I 12 11-31 Caicago 17 II 13-41 Goal Dajardiaa, Michigan; Newtoa, Chicago. Atteadaace 5,024 same club is seventh with 40 ordinals and 50.05 while Nepean's Karen Abbass is 12th with 87 and 41.00. Nepean's Janet Morris-sey is shadowing Toronto's Deborah Albright in the Junior Ladies figures.

Miss Morrissey has 12V. ordinals and 57.57 points compared to Miss Al bright's 12 ordinals and 57.72 points. Gloucester's Micheline Rioux is seventh with 45Vt and 49.31 and Nepean's Blaize Mumford eighth with 49 and 48.65. The Gloucester combina- tion of Nancy and Ste- phan Klovan finished sec- ond in Junior Pdrs finals event was won by Marie Ellen and Bernard Souche of nornhill with 7 and Marie McNeil and Rob McCall of Halifax combined to win the Novice Dance finals with 18 and 80.6. Katherine and Ste-phan Klovan of Gloucester finished eighth with 57 and 69.3.

Competition continues through Sunday. HEAVY EQUIPMENT RENTED (Rocaca, Morria) l-Micaiaaa, Brertea (I) (Sart, Jr-aana) 4-Qucaaa, tea way (6) Bears are busy both on, off ice CHINESE AMD CANADIAN FOOD IF YOU PREFER, TAKE OUT Fr wvanin. parking; 1 hour dayma. 5 LANGE C0MP. 5 Don 5 LANGE PRO jr C0Mp, CCM TACKS TArie Jr- K0H0 MEN'S PANTS CROSS COUNTRY SKI PACKAGE flQCKEY GLOVES (U) -ral 7:1.

Qua. A 14-2. J-Aileata. Vat! (It) OiMirtirt, Lour) 4 I Piiitburgh. -due (17) (liadra-d.

Slack-neat) I Mi PcMkiw McOomM P. rrk A ft: J4. Ct-ra-r- l-i. Su-k-oaat 13:27. TW atriaa Atlaeu.

Vad 17 (Loa-ars. Bdataa-hyck) 124 a Key (15) (Antas-e. Lar-ache) 12-5 Pt akici Now, Sea, aa garni by Pttubwjk 12 1) 1S-44 Atluu 13 14 0 Goal Luc, Fusbergh; Myit, A-atdaaca 13,2 IntheWHA IadiiaaeO-n 3 at Edaioatoa 3 (M perie. No scoring. Penan-a-Wc-ma I 0:40.

16:12, Baud 3:07, Hardy I 10. Bring the family this weekend! Carlingwood and Les Galeries de Hull Sears (t) (i-erao. Bj was) I4JO (icrwd by SO aJi, 3-i SO ll-EL 4-Tra-ti-. Same i(29) (Tarttawiex) S-Saa Dieaa, BJuan (24) (Maniaoa, ILaorcci) Prataira Noaa. TaM aeriod (-Taraata.

Mar-a (4) 6:13 1IJ2 (Kirk) US 10:15 7-Toraate, Ne-oaaaaaky (21) (hiaaorbch) Artrrarltana 10-lf; Miclaiaa 2 at Caicago 5 Fint period l-Mkaigaa. Wen (I) (aaaasu led) 1:17 2-Ca-ago, Suplctoa (3) championships here Friday with a fine performance in figures. Miss Simourd scored 18 ordinals and 53.86 points to take a firm lead. Jill Markham of the men go and picked up one player in return. Rick Minnie was released to the Pembroke Lumber Kings.

Goalie Bill Anderson went to Nepean Raiders in exchange for Esa Mottenan, another goalie. On the ice five players, Brian Johnson, Beaver Corkran, Chris Ray, Barry Kerfoot and Dave Dixie, got two goals against the Rangers. Dan Murphy, Darrel Traer and Bob Ferguson netted the others. Bruce Guthrie, a former Bear, and Mike McDuffe replied for the losers in a game that drew 1,112 fans. Rangers took five of 11 minor penalties.

Brian Barker, Greg McMillan, Tom MacLeod, Andy Botreill, Brian McCullough, Mike Meeker and John Jessop connected for Nepean at Brockville. Bruce Northrop, Paul Martin, Dale Sandles and Rick Bordeleau replied. There were 22 penalties in the contest, 11 going to each team. There were four majors, two to each side. The league also announced an All-Star squad to face the Ottawa '67s Wednesday night in Smiths Falls.

It'll be a 7: 30 game. All six clubs will be represented in the contest, a now annual mid-season attraction. Fraser Greenwood of Smiths Falls and Brian Shields of Pembroke have drawn the goalie assignments. Games tonight have Rockland at Nepean and Pembroke at Gloucester. Sunday it'll be Brockville at Pembroke and Smiths Falls at Rockland.

3-Sa. rjataa. We rent and (liaij-rak, Piw-i) tr-litaapi-a. Fach-ar (4) (Wr-Lioca, Shan-aa) -41 745 13J1, The. hM McKay (2) (Jeyal.

Gih-ore) J-J 1IH4 13:03 ll 1(10) -Fit-Mi n-, Sheenae () (Carry-, Long) (IS) (Burd, Laeg) Po-dues Woytoarida I 1:1. a I 11:51, Cr-am 1127. No Ptafaa Detjardiee Paua.de 0:24. Berrie Wane I aajon 6:12. Shots aa aaai kr 111 I 12 3 I It f-3 Goal Dj-t, Itd-aapn-t; Wonky.

Anea-u-c 6,565 VuKMner 4 at Ore-U-i i Fhat period 1 Cleveland, Krakt (I) (Ledac. Erickioa) 0.31 2 Vaaosaver. Chipeerf-id (11) (Prion. Lawn) 1:21 Walker (7) (Caidwell. Sunn) 7:4 Htrr-oa (9) HUlraaa) 1(M)5 Pcaa-i-k-Malaia 1:13.

Bepa V. Harnaoa 1:5. Baratai 1:50. 5 C-B, SicmQ) Hi-c-u) 4:40 Vaseoam, Uwwa (16) (Wahoa. St Sanar) 1:40 7 ClCT-aaa.

Mc-aaoafa (12) (Edar. Ward) 10:01 Vaaooaw. Una (17) (Price, St. Savor) 12:53 Peaaltka-Knit Jodno W. Hillauui najon M7.

ClevduKl. bcack (anerd by Jurat) 11:01. Third period 9 Clerc-ad, Ladac (14) (Erickaoa, Krake) 7:31 10 Va-coaver, Joaea (I) (H-n) 12:16 Peaahio Pelyk L. Hillmaa 1309. Ckarwater Harrii aujon I5.

Saoca aa (oal ay Vaaocwer 14 2040 CleveUnd It 1642 Goal McUod. Wood, Vancouver; Whktdea, CleKlaad. 5.941 Quebec at Wianipeg 1 Fint acrkwl 1 Winnipeg, Spring (9) (Ketola, Beaudin) 2- Ouebee, UCIerc (I) 2:24 (Gaadetta, J. Beraier) 105 3 Quebec Sutherland (4) (Gilbert, Jordan) 12:26 4-Quebec, Mariieu (14) (Tardif, Bard-eta) 19:57 Penahiea Sutherland Bergnua aujon 0:12. Roy Miller aujon, Tardif miaoonduct 3:21, Gameaa Aimundion mtjort, Borddcau rnucoadact 6:41.

Toronto 8 Ottawa 6 First pcriodl 1 Toronto, Jorgemoa (Crawford, Kauycki) 2 Ottawa, Matengera (7) (McDonell, Muten) Ottawa, Roberta (13) 11:13 12:50 13:54 16:40 17:46 (Young, -eel 4 Ottawa, Marengera (i) (Baker, McDonell) 5 Ottawa, Maiten (15) (Robots) Penaltica Utchca (T) 14:24. a ccoaa aanoa 6 Toronto, Jorgenaoa (Crawford. McEweo) 0:53 7 Toronto, McEwen (Anderson, Smrte) lOi I Toronto. Johi insen (Wei-, Boudreau) 4:54 9 Ottawa, Lea (45) (Young. Masters) 9:29 10 Toronto, Napier (Boudreaa.

Kirkpatrkk) UM Peaaltiat Kajola (O) 5:54, Jobaaa-i (T) Carr (T) 7:5. Third aeriod 11 Tomato, Jorgensoa (McEwen, Saffrey) 12 Otuwa. Wilaoa (It) (Lea. Yoang) 13 Toronto, Boudreaa 1:25 6:20 (Kaszycki) 7:33 14 Toronto, Tonelli (Johanaen. Anderson) 13:14 Penalties Kirkpatrick (T) 2:16.

Cur (T) 6:13, Matters (O) 648. Higgins (O), Kitchea (T) 11:15. WeUs (T) 14: 00. Saots aa coal ky Otuwa 20 13 15 48 Toronto 1 1637 Goal Bob Daly. Jim Fraser.

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110 Tin awi Arts Cevtrt i I Contact entau EXCAVATIONS SEWERS AND WATER MAINS INSTALLED I HAWTHORNE ROAD I 1 521-4240 I Smiths Fall Bears were a busy club both on and off the ice Friday. On the ice they got goals, 13 of them, as they romped to a 13-2 triumph over Gloucester Rangers in one of two Central Junior A Hockey League games. Nepean Raiders won the other contest. They scored a 7-4 win over Brockville Braves in a penalty-filled game in Brockville. The Bears were also involved in two player transactions.

They let two Vanier thumps Richmond Vanier 72s and St. Isidore Eagles made few mistakes in Friday night's Ottawa and District Junior Hockey League action. The '72s romped to a 12-2 triumph over Richmond while the Eagles mastered Embrun '72s by an 8-3 count. Other games were much closer. They saw Carleton Place get by Almonte 6-3, Arnprior defeat Renfrew 5-3 and Hawkesbury shade Navan 4-2.

Vaaicr, 12; Kkhaaoad, 2. Vanier Mike Winterburn, 2, Pierre Thomas, 2, Andre Lepine, 2, Dan Tomka, Jim Lynn, Paul Legault, Frank Para van, Richard Landry, Doug Harvey; Richmond Dan Brown, 2. At-ariar, Si Reafrcw, 3, Arnprior Mike Nixon, 2, Shaun Murphy, Don Robertson, Charlie Phillips; Renfrew Robin Angus, Wade Patterson, Don Reid. Carletoa Pbtot, Alasoate 3. Carleton Place Mike Ronan, 2, Mark Fisher, Rob Franklin, Randy Pierce, Dale Desarmia; Almonte Bill Lister, Dan Vau-ghan, Carl Carson.

St, Iswierc, li Eaaraa, St. Isidore Use Lalonde, 2, Gaetaa Bergevin, 2, Gerald Leroux, 2. Remi Leroux, Dan Lamarche; Embrun Jacques Regnier, Dan Sullivan, Mario Maiionneuve. Hawktthary, Nana, 2. Hawkesbury Andre Woodbury, 2, J.

C. Kennedy, Jeffrey Moore; Nana Leo Poirier, Doug Frizr.ll. St. Pat's victory Claudio Mascuilli triggered three goals to pace the newly-formed St. Pat's hockey club under coacb Bryan Kealey to a 6-3 exhibition victory over Algonquin College.

John Disano, Gord Franklin and Claude Fraser were the other snipers. Dave Bassett, with a pair, and Roger McNabb were the Algonquin marksmen. Volleyball Opening round scores in the Dugay Memorial volleyball at University Of Ottawa Friday follow: Mea Oaiaa Past del BMC 154, 15-2. Qwaoa't net af 15-1 17-15, 15, 15-4. af dot Ctrlnaa.

15-6, 15-1 Mchiaaasr det Rycraaa. 15-3, 154. 15-. Bowling News Cilnil Hifh crosa, Iaa Noffkc 666 (2631 Ins Vetera 654 (239), Be-a Giroaard 623 (2-2). Hig arngka, GarT-atr 234.

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