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34 THE VANCOUVER SUN: FRL, DEC. 17, 1975 Sport Events WCT announces abbreviated schedule Only three European tournaments at uwnisun inn nauiar nuui norm Championship Tennis group announced Thursday a reduced tournament schedule for 1977 and said WCT had survived "a fairly determined attempt to put us out of business." West Coaat 8 00 New Westminster vs Mission, Mission Arena 6 00 Seattle vs Richmond. Richmond Arena 630 Chilttwa va NSWC. North Shore Winter Club SOCCER B.C. Leegua League Cup 2:00 Royal Oak vs Squamish, Cert-.

trail: Venice Bakery vs loftoans, Norquay; Burnaby Dartment vs. Firefighters Adanac; North Shore Saints va New West Columbians, Maln: Martinson vs Air Canada. Bobolink; Sons ol Norway va Viti, Oak. TONIGHT HARNESS RACING 7:30 Tan-raca card, CloverCaia seaway National laagua NY lalandara at Atlanta Toronto at Washington Waatarn Canada Victoria al Caigary Uthondga at Kamloopa B.C. Junior 1.00 Abbotslord va Langlty.

Langlay Civic Cantra 6:00 Kalowna va Mapla Ridga. HarwyArana Ballinghim at PaMieton Pacific Junior 1:15 Vancouver va Nor Waa, North Van Rac. Cantra 8 OO Richmond va Kamadala, Kama-data Arena West Coaat Jr. 8 8:00 Seattle va New Weatmtnatar. Queens Park Arana 8:00 Canadians Chilli, ChiW-war Arena SATURDAY HARNESS RACINO 1:30 Ten-race card, Clovardala Raceway HOCKEY Manorial League 1:00 Vancouver at Minnesota, CKNW980 $.00 Colorado at Toronto, Channels 2 NV Hangers at Chicago Buffalo at NY Islanders Philadelphia at St.

lotus Atlanta at Detroit Montreal at Los Angeles Washington at Pittsburgh Boston at Cleveland Western Canada 6:00 Portland va New Westminster, Queens Parti Arena, CJJC 800 Saskatoon at Flin Flon Victoria at Medicine Haf B.C. Junior 1:15 Kalowna va Aoootaford, Abode- fordArena Kamloopa at Penticion BeWngham at Vernon Langley at Nanaimo Pacific Junior 8.00 Nor Was vs Surrey, Surrey Ree. Centre 00 Richmond vs Chilltwar, Chilli, wack Arena Laver and Harold Solomon with the top two finishers in the four-man round robin affair scheduled to meet in a $50 000 winner-take-all match Sunday. The champ advances to a $100,000 winner-take-all final against Jimmy Connors. In Miami Beach, Fla, defending champion United States and unseeded South Africa won easy quarter-final games to advance to the semi-finals of the Sunshine Cup Matches between Nations tournament.

And finally, U.S.'s Connors is ranked No. 1 men's singles player in Tennis Magazine's 1976 world rankings. Sweden's Biom turned down the offer after consulting the top players. "We would have been in danger of losing our identity," McDonald said. "We feel it was a fairly determined attempt to put us out of business." Under an agreement made four years ago, the ILTF gives WCT a free hand to run its own tournament circuit from January to mid-May.

Then it takes over the tournament network for the rest of the year and runs the Grand Prix, which is spread over nearly 50 tournaments and is run on a cumulative points basis. Recently the ILTF-WCT agreement has shown signs of strain. Now the ILTF has announced a rival circuit during the WCT season, with 22 tournaments clashing directly with Hunt's events. WCT's 1977 circuit will carry $2.5 million in prize money. Rotterdam, Stockholm and Monte Carlo in March and April are left on WCT's calendar.

On the playing front, defending champions Dick Stockton and Rosemary Casals put down a surprising bid by South Africans Ilena Kloss and Cliff Drysdale for a 6-7, 7-6, 7-5 triumph in the opening match of the $80,000 World Mixed doubles tournament Thursday night in Dallas. Stockton continually amazed the crowd with his quick reflexes and relentless overhead shots. In Las Vegas, meanwhile, Manuel Orantes of Spain defeated Hie Nastase of Romania 7-5, 3-6, 6-4 in the first match of the $320,000 World Championship of Tennis challenge cup. The victory was worth to Orantes in the winner-take-ail match. A second match today paired Rod John McDonald, WCT's international director, made the charge against the Professional Tennis Council, which runs the main part of the world circuit in conjunction with the International Lawn Tennis Federation.

WCT posted a schedule of 15 tournaments with 22 players between January and May, culminating in the WCT final at 'Dallas, Tex. This year there were 25 tournaments and 44 players, The ILTF tried to persuade WCT to include its tournaments in the Grand Prix, runs through the year and culminates in the Masters Tournament. WCT v. I I WOLFE I I put a new 1 I CAR UNDER Y0Ur TREE Nl Borg is second followed by Nastase, Guill-ermo Vilas (Argentina), Orantes (Spain), Raul Ramirez (Mexico), Adriano Panatta (Italy) Eddie Dibbs (U.S.) and Solomon (U.S.). SLATE POOL TABUS wni FF Hagge provides leading drive Distance coach quits track team Tnunvrn tv.

-r 0PBI 9 to Stf. 10 ft 5:30 (CANADIAI CHEVROLET OLDSMOBILE I Hastings at Renfrew (ACROSS FROM THE P.N.I.) I 2137 E. HASTINGS Phone 255-5151 254-9808 7 Vaneauvt mMt rmlinhlm Attlori early in the day before the gusty winds reached their peak, didn't come close to making a bogey, didn't miss a green and scored their longest birdie from only 15 feet. One shot back at 67 were Pat Bradley and Masters champion Ray Floyd. At 68, four under par and only two back of the leading team, were Penny Pulz and Australian David Graham, Jo Ann Wa-sham and Chi Chi Rodriguez, Sylvia Ber- tolacclni of Argentina and Jim Colbert and Mary Lou Crocker and Fuzzy Zoeller.

Sandra Post, the Oakville, Ont native who lives in Florida, teamed with Tom Watson for a 71. The favored team of Judy Rankin and Ben Crenshaw were another two shots back at 70. The Palmers, Sandra and Arnold, could do no better than a 73. The Hall of Fame entry of Patty Berg and Gene-Sarazen trailed the field of 46 teams at 80. MIAMI (AP) Marlene Hagge and Dr.

Gil Morgan, working primarily off Marine's drives, combined for a six-under-par 66 and a one-stroke lead after Thursday's first round of the $200,000 Mixed Team golf championship. The format, combining men and women touring pros in one event for the first time in a decade, calls for both players to drive on each hole the men from the championship tees, the women from the ladies' tees. The differences in the tee markers ranged up to 70 yards on the wind-swept Blue Monster course at the Doral Country Club. The team then selects the drive it wants to play and the man and woman thereafter play alternate shots on the same ball, "Generally, the men are much better iron players than we are," said Hagge, in her 27th year on the ladies' PGA tour. "So the strategy was to play my drive as much as possible." It worked to near perfection.

The Hagge-Morgan combo, playing ployed Canadian track and field personnel contained the name of Paul Poce Thursday. Poce, the national distance coach from Toronto, has gone the way of Canadian Track and Field Association executive-director Ken Twigg, president Diane Clement and vice-president Johanna Kennedy in announcing his resignation, effective Dec. 31, 1976. Twigg, Clement and Kennedy submitted their resignations at a meeting two weeks ago when branch presidents rejected an increase in membership dues. Poce said that the unstable future of the national coaching program dictated by money being made available made it difficult for him to concentrate on his job.

"The problem with the CFTA is that since the Olympics it has gone from one crisis to another," said Poce. "They weren't giving me a framework to do a decent job. I can't live from six months to six months." Five exchanged in WHA swap fete POTTERS tamm uniform when Phoenix hosts the Edmonton Oilers tonight. Last year Hinse scored 98 points for the Aeros. Hughes, in four seasons, scored 143 goals.

Neither has played regularly for the Aeros this season due to injuries. In WHA games Thursday, San Diego Mariners shut out Edmonton Oilers 3-0 and Minnesota Fighting Saints defeated Indianapolis Racers 5-3. PHOENIX; Ariz. (AP) Phoenix Road-runners completed a five-player World Hockey Association trade Thursday, obtaining high-scoring forwards Andre Hinse and Frank Hughes from Houston Aeros. In exchange, the Roadrunners sent de-fenceman Al McLeod, right wing John Gray and minor league forward Neil Ly-seng to Houston.

The two players are scheduled to be in POTTEirS 2 1 CANADIAN WHISKT 1 alcohol vov'jue i LANGLEf IC flM Hockey Summaries 433. Dethroning Aldershot tough task for quintet from British Columbia's own master distillers Vancouver I at Detroit First Period 1. Detroit, Haloney 12 (HextaU, Loch-aad) 2:16 2. Vancouver, Oddleifson I (Graves) 1:31 3. Detroit, Bloom 4 (Hamel, Bergeron) 14:31 4.

Detroit, Polonich I (HcXechnle) 18:45 Penalties Polonich Det, Lever Vcr 1:22. Second Period 5. Vancouver, Lever 11 Walton, Blight 9:32 6. O'FIaherty 4 (Sed-Ibauer, Keams) 13:12 7. Detroit, Bergeron 12 (Sheeban) 13:26 By DENNIS FESER Can Aldershot be beaten? An opposition numbering five will attempt to answer in the affirmative tonight when the 1976 Western Canada Pacing Derby champion makes his fourth start in the invitational sell Chi 15:05, Magnuson Chi, Leach Pha 18:43, Salesld Pha 17:44.

Second Period No scoring. Penalties Brldgm an Pha 7:01, Bor-deleaa Chi 10:38, Logan Chi double minor, Leach Pha 15:48, Magnuson Chi, Clarke Pha 18 42. Third Period I. Philadelphia, MscLeiih 90 (Holmgren, Kellyi 8:48 3. Philadelphia Domhoefer 14 (Bridgman.

Jim Watson) 10:13 4. Chicago, Rota 12, 13:21 5. Philadelphia, Clarke 12 (Leach, Barber) 15:53 Penalties Magnuson Chi. Logan Chi, Kelly Pha, Holmgren Pha, majors, Kindrachuk Pha misconduct, 1:21, Marks Chi major-minor, Boldirev Chi, Macllhargey Pha, Lonsberry Pha, majors. 5:28.

Shots ea goal by Chicago 1 4-20 Philadelphia ,16 14 16-48 Goal Esposito, Chicago; Parent. Philadelphia. Atsendance17.077. NY Rangers 2 at Buffalo 7 1 Full Period 1. Buffalo, Gars 3 (Pet result, T.

Martin) 4:04 2. Buffalo, Perreault 16 (Sunfield, Robert! 9:39 3. Buffalo, Lues 9 (Fogolin, Ramsay) 12:15 PeasltlesR. Martin But 6:38, Murdoch NYR 8:18. NATIONAL LEAGUE St.

Louts at Bostea I First PerM 1. Bosun, Bucyk II (Smith) 10:07 2. St Louis, Patty 10 (Gssnff, Selling) 17:22 Penalties Smith Bos 4:23. GastoS StL, Doak Bos 10:16, Smith Bos 14:32. Senas' Period 3.

Boston, Sheppard (Park, Caah-mani 13:21 4. Boston, O'Reilly 1 (Ratelle, Park) 15:29 5. St. Louii. Patey 11 Seiling 19:58 Penalties-Plager StL 1:02, Affleck StL 8:43, Uflry StL 11:53.

Third Period Boston, OReilly 3 (Nowak, McNabl 0:26 7. Boston, Middleton 10' (Ratelle, Park) 10:42 Penalties None. Shots ea goal by St. Louis 12 -24 Boston 11 18 11-40 Goal-Johnston, St. Louis: Cheeven, Boston.

Atteoduee-iom Cleveland 4 at PIHsbargh I First Period 1. Pittsburgh, Pronovost 18 (Owchar) 16:26 PensIHes-KtlJy Pgh :58, Merrick Cle 11:44. Second Period 1. Cleveland, Spring 2 (Fidler, Heeke) 0 35 3. Pittsburgh, Pronovost 17 (Appi) 4.

Cleveland, Murdoch 11 (Sunk, Christie' 4:23 showing last week, in which he didn't acknowledge fiie presence of competition by parking the mile, all it may come down to is how he feels. Aldershot has won nine and finished in the money 14 times in 16 lifetime starts. Senga Lenco, owned by V. and J. Mo-shansky of Vegreville, is the only horse to better Aldershot since Tar Duke's son joined the track's top ranks.

The upset came with Joe Hudon in the bike, but Butch Sifert will chauffeur Senga Lenco tonight. Hudon gets the call with George and William Kool's trapk-record- holder Magic Mystery. Meanwhile, Hollingsworth's Brown Flare will attempt to make it two' straight iii the preferred when she faces five others Saturday afternoon. Included in the line-up will be Eau Sauvage, Barnaby Jove, Spang Time, Brookson Lynda and Cut The Deck. (Handicaps Pg.

35) Potter Distilleries The home of the famous Clydesdales LANGLEY, B.C. 8. Detroit, McKechnie 11 (Nahrgang) 17:30 Penalties Camera Vcr. Polonich Det minors, majors 10:33, Fortier Vcr 17:25, Spruce Vcr major, Polonich Det minor, major 19:10. Third Period 9.

Detroit, Harvey 8 (McKechnie) 8:47 10. Detroit, McKechnie 12 6:42 PenaltiesLochead Det 6:14, Hamel Det 18:45. Shits ea foal by Vancouver 10 12 828 Detroit 14 II 9-34 Goal-Ridley, Bullock, Vancouver; Rutherford, Detroit. Aitcadenes 8,114. pace at Cloverdale Raceway.

I Racing secretary Leary Claypool, in I handicapping Bill Edgar and Owen Mar- tin's 3-year-old gelding to the outside post, has done all in his power to bring the horses together. Trainer Clark Beelby has entered his two best, Senga Lenco and Magic Mystery. John Hollingsworth comes back with his Mooney Point, Joe Rankin takes out G.G. McLean's Trevor John, and Murray Mcl-vor gets the call with Gladys Carlisle's Fpur Score. The rest is up to the condition of the 'track for the feature event, scheduled for ninth.

But on the basis of Aldershot 's Second period 1 NY Rangers, Hickey 7 (Baloney, Fotnr 1:32 5. Pittsburgh, Corrigan (Appi, 5. Buffalo, R. Martin 17 (Lorenti, Ko ran) 4:07 6. Buffalo, R.

Martin II (LortiU, prorjovost) 8:24 t. Cleveland, shot 9 23 7. Pittsburgh, vostt 15:58 MacAdam I penalty Kelly 1 (Appi, Prone- Savardi 9:53 7. Buffalo, Perreault 19 (Schoenield, iHobbins out front in Flyers' charge Penalties-Kelly Pgh 1:13, Stack- Korabt 11:11 8. Buffalo, R.

Martin 19 (Lorenti, Savardl 14:09 9. NY Rangers, Hickey 8 (Fotiu, Ftr- nsh 15:23 Penaltles-Greschner NYR 3:28, Rob ert But 6:38. Third Period No scoring. Penalties Vadnaii NYR major, T. house Pgh 8.39.

Third Period S. Cleveland, MacAdam (Marat Chnsttel 10:20 9. Pittsburgh. Larouche (Stack-bouse. Aurey! 10:39 Penalty Heeke Cle 7:29, Shots ea goal by Cleveland 6 11 12-29 Pittsburgh II 17 6-33 Geal-Meloche, Cleveland; Herron, Pittsburgh.

Chicago 1 al Philadelphia First Period 1. Philadelphia, Goodenough 2, 17.08 Peaalrtee-Bridgman Phi 11:23, Rui- A vastly improved Abbotsford Flyers ield the coast division leading Nanaimo to a 5-5 draw in a B.C. Junior hockey league game Thursday night in the Fraser Valley town. Flyers now have won three and tied one of their last five starts. I) Bill Hobbins with three goals was the driving force behind the Flyers, who held a 5-4 margin with less than three minutes re maining.

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