Junior Hockey Starts

Thu., Dec. 21, 1995

Compiled From Wire Services

The 20th edition of the World Junior Hockey Championship arrived in Massachusetts, pitting 10 teams of the best under 20-year-old players in the world - many future NHL all-stars - against each other.

The U.S. will play two exhibition games, both against Russia, before the tournament begins on Tuesday.

The 10-day tournament will be played at six arenas around Massachusetts.

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