Bure To Miss World Cup

Tue., Aug. 27, 1996

Compiled From Wire Services

Pavel Bure will not play for Russia in the World Cup because of a kidney contusion sustained in an exhibition hockey game against the U.S. last week.

The Vancouver Canucks announced that their star forward, known as “The Russian Rocket,” will be sidelined at least two weeks.

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