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‘EDMONTON (cP)"—
team has ever won the World
‘Hockey Association
. championship without
placing first at the end of the
"Whaupee Sun aie ver

peg Jets, who w
third this year’ “behind Ed-
monton_ Oilers ‘and Quebec
Nordiques, could break that
finx with a- win tonight to
weep up the last-avér WHA’

’ "The defending champion

“feta beat Edmonton 3-2
Wednesday night to take-a 3-
i lead In the best-of-seven
serlea, If Edmonton wins
tonight, the sixth game will

‘be in Winnipeg Sunday and

the seventh, if necessary,
back here Monday,

Oiler coach Glen Sather
pays Jets turned lucky
bounces. of the. puck into
goals *. ‘twice Wednesday

"We got no bounces. We

COMMONWEALTH GAMES
_ Surplus, or deficit?

EDMONTON (CP) — Did:
the Commonwealth Games
Foundation, really emerge
from — last ‘- summer's
‘tremendously successful
production with a financial
surplus or, like so many
other major sporting events,
will it actually wind up in a’:
deficit position?

Theanswer dependa on the
outcome of Clty of Edmonton
claims that the foundation
owes It about $2.5 million for
‘expenses such as extra

policing and transit coats
during the games.

The foundation closed its.
books) Wedneeday, ap-
proving 8 balance sheet
showing - sixyear
cumulative budgets of
more than $318,000 to the end
of 1978. With another §90,000
expected in corporate
grants, the foundation could
easily handle this year's
final budget of about

haven't had a break in two :
series," gays Sather whose
Ollers. defeated New
England Whalers in a seven-
game semi- final.”

The Edmonton coach
ox cla referee. Bill Friday
tougher tonight on Jets
goalte Gary Smith than Ron
Harris was Wednesday.

: Sather says Harris waa in-
timidated by the raucus

But that information was

‘presented and approved

without settlement of the
elty's claims

Foundation president Dr,
Maury Van Cliet said the’
organization has met ail-
contractual obligations to
the city and considera the
matter closed/

But chief: ‘city com-

“missioner and foundation

director Doug: Burrows said
the matter of the “out-

crowd. ‘and ignored.
comote aints: about: Sema
jabbing his. atiels, cat Oller

players. -

"At leaat Friday will warn
the guy,” saya Sather.

eer

6 eta
atyle which hae brought
them threa come-from-
behind victories. in the
series, -

Smith will start in goal and

the line of Bill Lesuk, Roland '

Erikssonand Lyle Moffatt
will be assigned. to hound
Gretzky, Brett Callighen and
Blair MacDonald. _

is

Canada

’ Public Service

Eriksson was a.

surprise.
choice as Gretzky's shadow

because the former NHL
player had a reputation as a
poor checker,

“The reason tobody
thought Roland could che
is because he was never
asked to do it before," says

‘Jets coach Tom MocVie,

McVie says he talked with

-Erikason before the final

series “just to show. him
what I thought It would take
to contain the little magician
{Gretzky).”

. Although Gretzky is aver-
aging a pointa game, MeVie
is catisfied.

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- In fact, the 1977 cham-

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-Ulander will be second
Swede to join the Oilers

‘STOCKHOLM (AP)
Mats Ulander, a 24-year-old
forward, will become the
eecond Swede to join Ed-
menton Oilers when they
enter the National Hockey
League next season,

According to reports here,
Ulander will sign a two-year
contract with the Oilers
shortly. The deal will be
completed. as soon as’ the
Qilers reach an agreement
with AIK of. Stockholm, -
Ulander's Swedish team. ~-

Ulander has played a half
dozen games on the Swedish
national team, but did not
see actlon in the World
Hockey Championships in
Moscow last month.:

Last week, Swedish all-
star forward Bengt Ake
Gustavsson played his first
Be ame for: the Oilers.

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plonship series ‘—- when
Quebec defeated Winnipeg —
was the only final ever to go
seven games.

“It's definitely an uphill
struggle. But then it's
that way since the series
started,”’ says Sather.

“Some hockey players
can't be completely stop-

ped,” he says.

mn seven years of WHA
play, no team has rallied

He denies the Oilers. sk,
grab and hold _—
if they want to beat theJe

“Our team is capable of
coming back, eapeciallyi it
we get some censtatdit:
refereeing and: “gore
breaks,” iof ants

o hous

semi-final or final series.

Boss is: away
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