Two Canadian National Hockey League teams are considering pulling the

crowd-hyping favorite "Rock & Roll Part 2," following the jailing of the

song's singer, British glam star Gary Glitter (born Paul Francis

Gadd), on child pornography charges last week, Reuters reported.

According to the report, the Calgary Flames said on Monday (Nov. 15) that

they were already contemplating icing the 1972 hit before the 55-year-old

singer was convicted in Britain on Friday of possessing pornographic

pictures of children and sentenced to four months in jail. The Edmonton

Oilers also reportedly said they may retire the tune — a staple of

many sporting events. Glitter was acquitted Friday, in a separate case,

on eight counts of sexual assault.