Keep out, junior
hockey reps told

TORONTO (CP)- Junior
operators in Canada have
been told to keep their noses
out of international hockey
where management matters.
are concerned.

The action was taken at a
meeting here Thursday
between Hockey Canada,
headed up by former
parliamentarian Doug
Fisher and Toronto lawyer
Alan Eagleson, and the
Canadian Amateur Hockey

Association.

And. Hockey Canada, led
by Fisher and Eagleson,
decided that following up on
the same format-as has been
followed in the Canada Cup
tournament,no junior
representatives would sit on
the world junior tournament
committee-thereby saving

because he felt his
reputation had been badly
abused by a couple of junior
hockey operators.”

Eagleson said the CMJHL
owners from the Quebec,
Ontario and Western
Canada leagues, have ex-
pressed dissatisfaction on
several fronts in recent
weeks.

“The junior operators
were. mad at the NHL
(National Hockey League)
because of a development

. fee problem. Then they were

mad at me because I was
mad atthem for suing for-
mer Ottawa ‘67 star Peter
Lee for $65,000. .

“Then they were mad at
me for stating that 1 would
not allow i8year-olds to
sign their contracts because

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the tournament scheduled
for Dec. 22- Jan 3.

_ Several Canadian Major
Junior . Hockey League
owners in recent days. have
called for an accounting of
funds spent by Canada’s
international hockey
organizers at the world
hockey championships in
Vienna in May .and for
added representation on the
junior tournament com-
mittee.

The second world junior
tournament, involving
teams from the Soviet
Union, Czechoslovakia,
Finland, Seden, West
Germany, Switzerland and
the United States as well as
Canada, will be played
mainly in Quebec province,
Eagleson. disclosed Thur-
sday, with theodd game
being played - in. Ontario
probably , Ottawa -, and
Corn. i. Bats we eM aot ee owe

However, because of
remarks voiced by the
junior hockey operators,
there was a possibility when
Thursday's meeting con-
vened that Hockey Canada
was ready to withdraw its
support of the tournament,
thereby cancelling the show.

Hockey Canada is. the
federal government voice in
dealings with the In-
ternational Ice hockey
Federation and therefore
must give its sanction to any
international matches in
which Canadian teams are

participating.
Fisher started the
meeting by tabling a motion

that the tournament be.
cancelled.

Eagleson’'s feeling,
however, “‘was that we
should go ahead because
Canada enjoys the highest
presence it has ever enjoyed
in. the international hockey
with. the International Ice
Hockey Federation.”

He said Fisher had almost
reached “the paint of

items
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Auction Sale
Tuesday Sept. 20,1977

I considered them to be
$65,000 promisory notes.
-“They then attempted,
consciously, to descredit me
by suggesting that Dough
Fisher and I had misspent
public funds for Team
Canada 1977. The ex-
planation for those funds is
obvious to anyone who
consider the financial
reports,

“The official party was
120 strong, whereas under
normal circumstances the
official party is 25 people.”
. The position of the CAHA,

- including president Gordon
Renwick . of
Penetanguishene, Ont., and
outgoing executive director
Gordon Juckes of Ottawa
who sit on the committee,
was. that they wanted the
junior hockey represen-
tative on. the committee

«end -~F knew: that’ Doug
~~ Fisher ‘wasn’t going to

tolerate it.” ;
Asa result, junior hockey
representative Howard

Darwin of Ottawa ‘67s of the
Ontario Major Junior
Hockey League, who waited
several hours outside the
conference room’ for the
decision was reached, was
advised during a brief
meeting with the committee
that there would be no junior
representation at all on the
committee.

Eapleson said that while:
the CAHA representatives
were. reluctant, it was a
unanimous vote to remove
Darwin from the com-
Mhittee.

Eagleson said this
‘followed the same policy
Hockey Canada and the
CAHA took .in setting up
previous international
hockey teams in recent
years in that neither players
or owners from the National
Hockey League or World
Hockey Association were
asked .to sit .on the
organizing committees.

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He said it was a tredeoff —
getting Fisher to withdraw
his motion to cancel the
tournament by getting
assurances of the CAHA
representatives that they
would not insist on junior
representatives sitting on
the committee.

Eagleseon daid he didn’t
think the amateur hockey
body was happy over the
turn of events, but “‘I think
they realize it was the only
way the tournament would
take place; I think they
accept the fact that Canada
is doing a great job in-
ternationally mow and it
would not be in anyone’s
interest to alienate Doug
Fisher or Alan Eagleson or
Bill Hay.”

Darwin, whose letter to
Renwick on Aug. 29 asking
for information on, among
other things, sponsorship
agreements, arrangements
for disbursement of profits
from the junior tourney, and
proposed contracts for in-
dividuals, resulted in the
hearing, made a brief ap-
pearance at Thursday’s
news conference.

“]T was called in and told
that there would be no more
junior representative on the
Hockey Canada
mittee,’ Darwin said after
handing out copies of the
letter sent Renwick.

He said it was Eagleson
who originally proposed
junior representation on the
committee but .he did not
intend to fall into line by
rubber-stamping all the
proposals put forward at the
committee level by the
Hockey Canada delegates —
Fisher, Eagleson and Hay.

“IT must admit that I'm
totally disappointed in the
outcome of the meeting,”
Darwin added.

Eagleson said he felt the
committee did what was in
the best interests for
Canada and hoped that
junior hockey operators
would not take the attitude
that they'll “show. Eagleson
and that committee; we
won't release any of our
players.”

“T hope .that doesn't
happen,” he added. ‘I hope
they will be sufficiently
Canadian to realize we’re
poing to need the best
players possible to defeat
the Czechs and Russians.”

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