No end in sight for the 67's Just before Christmas, Ottawa 67's goaltender Seamus Kotyk called his travel agent to book a Caribbean vacation. Asked when he wanted to go, Kotyk told the agent sometime around the end of May or the beginning of June. There was no way the 67's would be playing hockey past April. The Canadian Hockey Association has a blueprint in place for the expansion of the under-18 hockey program. And the CHA hopes the revamped program can become a stronger cornerstone for the national junior hockey team.
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Wooden Sticks Golf Club wasn't crucial in the big picture, but it won't soon be forgotten. The 2004 Athens Olympics might lead to more development and greater co-operation in the troubled Balkans, the head of the organizers predicts. Indy start silences naysayers All month, Stephan Gregoire listened to the doubters. Then he vindicated himself. His four-lap run of 222.888 m.p.h Sunday, in the final hour of the last day of qualifying, gave Gregoire reason to smile.