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Ii. miurv norm aanti Sulrs jiul KriiUls 45 DIFFERENT TUX STYLES aria la aaam yialeV I afl La Mm aaaaaaBLWMH hi, gafl alt McLaaa amiUaf enea -1 aatlftM aaath(biA 7 tit i -j TS. lo MgMtf fna Monday wdi an appafWt Tauan. vhld haa Ml atrial the iMt ittW Chmponihil llir i.reu..un ri, ann in ami memo, avm uw tula lor boyi under 11 yttrt ol age si sn 1 1 TIMS YKAK Al.ONK lil 12 mi 1 a i If Tl league eal1 all oliu local ihe change madt by IN board ol director, alter a forward li last aaeMil aa a scholar iuu al lit UaW muiy of Wianaana ararad Chre Umee and ptrked aa aa on ihe final goal of the game by Clayton rVnal Harryl Karncr manage! the only kamlmipa acore. IA lit il I I fc iiiuini KWrq io goals in each period to dominate KUn Flon.

Bookie de aaaWkWnM Dav4 a. t.ith iwef.wi sseMi a t'lita hfh, niui two. Mark latBhouae, Al Cam-rrun, Brian Sfuiivr and Mike o( the league takd regional championship bteoBtawad ki Cauda, tha Par Baal Buropa and Latin America and tta playolU lor aenior or big league programs world nat ba affected STtvt ciippinc: Ml four-point y.mo i arr ing lo sc oar SI riled lor loreign MH the nationalistic approach taken abroad at tha reason (or Ihe New Wtat BLACK AND LIE Coming off a game laat Tuesday where Brulna allowed a down goals tat losing to Victoria Cougars, McLean had reason to ba concerned over tha defensive performance of his team. But Bruins rebounded for a 4-1 triumph over Kamloops Chiefs Saturday and 1-2 win Sunday over Flln rvhare New West the change m.h BRAD MAXWIll two pOl takaa a little lima to tat everything going properly. In the only WCHL game Bl Monday, Edmonton Oil nipped Brandon Wheat Kings H.

In other league play Sunday, Reginu lopped Edmonton 5-2. in Hor strati tin, A's get 20 grand NEW YORK. I AP) Winning the World Serial was mmstrr went the r. v.i son undefeated last year. "The entire team played better defensively," commented McUan Sunday.

"When you've got three 17 year-old defencemen like we have It nth r.u n.ul.i-i.l who Flon Bombers. Both games were at Queens voted a lull ihare, baseball IWic Kulm said The A American leatfue penant winners, divided Montgomery and Swlt Wit-llama replied for Bombers, Tha Flln Flon game was marred by a brawl which broke out in the 11:39 mark of tha third period in which game misconducts were handed out by referee Uord Mc-Morrm to Barry Beck and Partial of Brutni and Bombers' Dale Rideout and Rick Dor-man. IN SHORT Brains have a press conference for today to announce Dec. 12 date al Pacific Coliseum wilh the touring Moscow WHERE THE ACTION IS! GET AHEAD OF THE GAME record learn share ol 1738.359.41 lor their five-same victO ry over Loi Angeles Dodgers and voted 31 lull shares Vie (u.l shares by the A were three to Giles foursome captures Kamloops curling crown non-uniformed personnel, their trainer, equipment manager and travelling secretary. 15 point With Wolfe's tune-up special.

The A voted half-shares to coaches Bobby Winkles and Bobby Hofman. who joined the team in mid-season. Irv Noren and Vem Hoscheit, the coaches they replaced, each got $2,500. The losing Dodgers received a record $15,703.97 each with 32 full shares. Leave your car with us while attending the game Hastings at Renfrew (( r(( frm P.N.I.) peg rink earned third place money of $1,300 with a convincing 7-3 victory over Guy Lizee of Richmond.

After Lizee blanked the opening end, Braunstein posted a four on the second and KAMLOOPS Brent Giles of North Shore Winter Club drew to the four-foot circle with last rock to post a 5-4 extra end victory over Tom Kroeger of Consort, In the final game of the Crown of Curling bonspiel Monday. The Giles rink won $4,500 with the victory. Curling with skip Brent were his brothers, Brock and Brad, and Clark Winterton, all of Vancouver. With Kroeger were Mike Lukowich of Vancouver, Rick Cust of Edmonton and Brian Kroeger of Consort. They share the $2,500 runner-up cash prize.

The Consort skip made an outstanding draw shot of his own in the 12th end to force the extra session and Giles was facing two Kroeger stones as he made his final delivery but made no error on the prize-winning draw. Forty-five rinks started play Friday in the $10,500 bonspiel. Terry Braunstein's Winni- WOLFE CHEVROLET OLDSMOBILE LTD. phone 255-51 51 for appointment Allen won't retire PHILADELPHIA (AP) Slugger Dick Allen said Monday he loves the sport and disputed talk that he has retired, as he announced last August when he left Chicago White Sox of baseball's American League. Although Allen had said he retired, he never sent a Borg to move due to tax woes led the rest of the way.

The rinks traded singles for six ends before shaking hands. Earlier in the day Giles defeated Lizee 9-3 and Kroeger beat Braunstein 7-6. In quarter-final matches Kroeger downed Elgin Smith of Kimberley 10-7, Giles beat Barry Adams of Penticton 10-6, Lizee edged Kevin Smale of Prince George 10-9 and Braunstein defeated Roy Vin-ters of Vancouver 8-7. LOOSE HANDLES Bud Somerville of Superior, Wisconsin, scored four in the 10th end to defeat Jim Armstrong of New Westminster 9-5 and capture the CBC curling classic on the weekend in Winnipeg Doug Wankel's rink from Elbow, needed an extra end Monday to edge Merv Pederson of Saskatoon and win $2,000 in the Lobstick cash spiel in Prince Albert. letter formally informing baseball commissioner Bowie Kuhn of his retirement.

"Everybody said I'm retired except me," Allen said while appearing at Keytone Racecourse to race his horses, He owns one mount that finished sixth In a field of seven, while the other finished second. Ramsey condition serious PHILADELPHIA (AP)-Nate Ramsey, a Philadelphia Eagles' defensive back for six years, 1963-1972, remains in serious condition with bullet wounds suffered in a gun battle at a West Philadelphia bar during which a suburban Bucks County man was killed. Police said Ramsey, 33, was shot in the left shoulder and right leg in the shootout at the Caprice Villa Bar early Sunday morning The dead man was identified as John Nelson, 34, of Hilltown, Pa. Football player shot CHAMPAIGN, 111. (UPI)-Greg Williams, a University of Illinois football player, was fatally shot early Saturday during a struggle with four persons attempting to crash a party at his fraternity house.

Another student, Carl Belser, 20, Maywood 111., was wounded. Williams, a 20-year-old junior from Miami, died Bjorn Borg said Monday he will skip the Oslo Open tennis tournament and skip to Monte Carlo. Borg, who said he will pass In this uncertain a it's nice to know we guarantee up the Oslo event because of a thigh injury suffered last Thursday during the Stockholm Open, is currently second in the Grand Prix standings. He said he and his parents will move to Monte Carlo for tax reasons, but that he would keep his Swedish citizenship and play Davis Cup for his country. Borg, 18, will fly to Australia next week to prepare for the Masters Grand Prix Dec.

9-16 in Melbourne. AT STOCKHOLM Arthur Ashe combined a bristling serve with a powerful net game Sunday Tor a 6-2, 6-2 Canada falls to Indonesia MONTREAL (CP) Indonesia's visiting badminton team swept all four matches against Canadian opposition Sunday night. The Indonesians are on a 20-stop, 34-day tour of Canada. In singles competition, Liem Swie King defeated Jamie Paulson of Toronto 15-3, 15-6, I and then teamed with Nunung at Burnham city hospital barely four hours before his team was scheduled to play its homecoming game against Michigan. Baker job cooked up? MIAMI (AP) Kary Baker, starting quarterback for the University of Miami football team, was charged Monday, with two counts of grand larceny "in accepting funds from a summer employment program funded by the federal government and Dade County," Dist.

Atty. Richard Ger-stein said. He said Baker, a junior from Miami, allegedly accepted two cheques in July from Jonetta Richburd, a worker for the Summer Teen Employment Program, who was also charged in the case. U.S. takes skate titles at Prague PRAGUE (Reuter) The United States stole the scene Sunday by winning both the men's and women's competitions of the Prague Skate figure skating three-day event.

Terry Kubicka, 18, of California won his first competition of the season. Fellow American Kathy Malmburg, 18; similarly emerged on top of this tight competition where every participating victory over Tom Okker of The Netherlands to win his second Stockholm Open title. Ashe, seeded No. 4, had won the tourney in 1971, and in the final yesterday served six aces In wrapping up the victory in 55 minutes. Okker, seeded No.

3, has been a runner-up in the tourney twice. Okker knocked out Borg in three sets Saturday, and appeared tired Sunday. He salvaged something from the day, however, when he teamed with Marty Riessen to beat Bob Hewitt and Frew McMillan in the doubles final 2-6, 6-3, 6-4. AT HONG KONG Three days of tropical rain forced cancellation of the Hong Kong tennis tourney, with the semi-finalists John Newcombe, Ken Rosewall, Onny Parun and Roscoe Tanner splitting the prize money. AT BILLINGHAM, Eng.

-Jimmy Connors struggled to a 6-4, 7-5 win oVer Roger Dowd-eswell in a first round match in the Dewar Cup championships on Monday. Mark Cox downed Charlie Pasarell 7-6, 7-6 and Harold Solomon whipped John Smith 6-4, 6-3 in other matches. In women's action, Virginia Wade of Britain topped Julie Heldman 6-3, 4-6, 6-2 to win the second leg of the circuit. BASELINES Women professionals will be represented in the ILTF by a seven-member council similar to that of the men, ILTF secretary Basil Reay announced Saturday. everything There's a lot of confidence written into our guarantees.

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Pravda. the main Soviet Communist party organ, accused the official Chinese news agency Hsinhua of unfair criticism of the Soviet hockey team which defeated Team Canada 74 in an eight-game series in September and October. Canada was represented by professionals from the World Hockey Association. "The Soviet Press keeps total silence on how the So-viet team won, rravoa quoted annua as saying. Disregarding international rules of the game, the Soviet referees closed their eyes to terrible behavior of Soviet players, who struck tha Cf aflwi with their fists." BLACKWALL Can replica 4 r- FREE INSTALLATION one gallon only SI 89 Windshield Washer Rnti-Freeze 4 1 SlaL We make it easy VANCOUVER 1110 Seymour St 30arn Raglia fakes lead CHICAGO (AP) Dipping under tha mark eaty aau hi eight games.

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