Tom and Paul Smith back

Ice hockey

Wednesday 27 December 1995 00:02 GMT

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Ice hockey

Tom and Paul Smith, the father and son pairing banned for two years by the British Ice Hockey Association five months ago, are back in the sport. The Smiths - adjudged responsible by the BIHA for the demise of Durham Wasps' former holding company, Incredo, which went into liquidation a year ago - have won an appeal against the decision, after threatening to challenge it in the High Court.

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