JANUARY 25. 1954 ,'.,..,. - -

Armstrong Leads Leafs T 0 Win Over Detroit p

TORONTO. (CP)-Jflwo goals by ggorge Armstrong Saturday night gave Toronto Maple Leafs a 4-1 victory over the leading Detroit Red Wings in a National Hockey League game.

A nuke goal by Detroit in the me stages of the third stanza mbbed goalie Harry Lumiey of his ninth shutout.

After a rough first period that 5;iw 10 penalties handed out, six at them to Leafs, left-winger Harry Watson opened the scoring at 15:39 of the second when he took a pass from Tod Sloan at the blue line. manoeuvred his ttgiy throng the Detroit defence and drove a sizzling shot past a sprawling Terry Sawchuk.

Armstrong threw Detroit de- iriiccmcn Marcel Pronovost and Bob Goldham into a state of con- tusion as he faked his way into the net and drilled a hard shot past Sawchuk at 6:32 of the third period.

A string of third-period penal- ties caused WIngs' downfall. lohiiny Wilson was sent off for hooking and Marty Pavelich for slashing. Sid Smith took advan- tage of Wlngs' two-man shortage in score at 10:32. Stewart was given an assist. Just as Wilson tin: returning to the ice Arm- slltliig scored his second goal of the night and his 15th of the sea- sun when he took a Sloan-Jim Thomson relay.

Lumlt-y's shutout was spoiled at 1113 His ViPW was blocked hy Jim Morrison and Pavelieh stand-

ing in front of the net. A relay to Tony Lcswich from Glen Skov deflected off Pavelich's stick and dribbled into the net.

Summsry:- '

First iiarioa

No scoring.

Penalties: Stewart .46; Lindsay 2,12; Bailey 5.46; Flaman 11:38; Howe 11.33; Armstrong 13.53; Kelly 14.46; Kenney 14.46; Prono- vost 16.5; Kennedy 17.01.

Second Period 1-Toronto, Watson. (Sloan) ......................... .. 15.39 Penalties: Howe 8.12, Stewart

10.52. Thomson, 19.43. Third Period 2-Toronto. Armstrong

3-Toronto, Smith.

(Stewart) 4-Toronto, Armstrong, (Sloan, Thomson) ............ ..11.D0 5-Detroit, Pavellch, (Leswick, Skov) .......... .. 14.15 Penalties: Wilson 8.55. Pavellch 10.10. Sloan 15.00, Skov 15.00. Thomson 15.49. Stops:- Sawchuk 13 7 5-25 Lumley ., .. 8 13 6-27

Z0 PILGRJMS DROWN

ALLAHABAD, India .tReuters)- Twenty persons are believed to have been drowned when at pil- ;:rlms' boat bound for a Hindu re- ligious Iestival capsized near here Monday. Five others are said to be the only survivors from the ac- cident on the junction of the Ganges and Jumna rivers.

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Once-in-a-Lifetime Miracle

The "splash landing" mule recently by the converted C-in non-

uhediiied .-ii.-liner. seen at top. Will

go down in aviation history as an

unique but umrtimdox one While coming in to land at Oakland. Cal. "10 plane developed engine trouble and beaten heading for the bay. As it hinmced from the wattr the dead engine came in llfc Ind ll 1811595

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station wagon on a 108 inch wheelbase. ers will he supplied as rapidly as possible according to T. S. Adams, General Manager. ed price of the Rambler Cross Country is 52,869.00, including many custom appointments. Pinin Fnrina, renowned European custom car designer, the new model has a distinctive "stepped" roof- top line. featuring an auxiliary luggage carrier called the "Travel Rack." The interior cargo compartment has a usable storage volume of 60 cubic feet with the rear seat in a folded position.

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Ban On Shoris In Golf Rescihded

(AP) --- Shorts again are legal for competitors in

sponsored

by the United States Golf Assoc- iation.

The ban on shorts was rescind- ed by delegates to the annual

was passed a year ago but had not been enforced since the 1953 women's amateur tournament at Providence, R. I.. last summer.

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As Canadiens Win 5-1

MJONTREAL, (C P) Bernie i (Boom-Boom) Geoffrion pulled off the hat-trick Saturday night, the ebuillient right-wi.nger's ihreegosls leading Montreal Canadiera to a 5-1 victory over Chicago Black Hawks in a National Hockey Les-

gue game. Geofvfrionts feat ran his string to a 24 for the season. two behind

teammate Maurice Rocket Rich- ard who scored Montreal's final goal. l

Veteran centre Elmer Lach, in I dazzling display, figured -in all Montreal goals, scoring one and counting four assists to run his all- tlme assists total to 403. Rookie Lou Jankowslti scored Chicago's lone goal.

This was Lach's first complete game since Nov. 26 when he was injured seriously. He saw limited service in Montreal's last two games. Playing in his 14th season and already the record holder on assists for regular season play, Lach hit No. 400 of his career when he led a goal-moutih pass to Geof- frion for Montreal's first goal.

Lach ran his total point count to 615. on 212 goals and 403 as- sists. He gave up the leadership on total points to Richard a month ago while out of the game. With his Saturday night perioi'mance. the Rockets total is 630, made up of 373 goals and 257 assists.

Coach Dick Irvin of Montreal shuffled his lines, trying out vari- ous combinations. particularly on power plays. His newest acquisi- tion, Andre Cori-iveau, fitted in cverywlicr:-. The elusive little 13ii-I pound winger from Valleyfieid of' the Quebec Hockey League cut loose with speed and contributed two assists in his second game of a ohree-game try-out.

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(Lach) . 13:53 Penalties: Detwsbury 0:39, Gen-

acher 16:34. Beliveau 16:34. Olmatcad 18:24.

Second Period 2--Chicago. Jankowskl . 14:38i 3-Montreal, Geoffrion

(Ma2ur,La:hi 19:23

Penalties: Mazur 4:54. Moi-:son1 4:54, Bouchard 1:42. Zeidsi 1142.1 7:42. Curry 8:53.

PAGE SE-VEN

Willie Marsi-iali Scores Two Goals

P1'I'rSBURG1-I, (AP) -- Led by willie Marshall. who scored two goals, Pi:tsbur;,'l1 Hornets heat Providence Rcris 5-2 in an Amer-

ican Hockey League game Satur- day night. Providence got both its goals.

scored by Pat Egan and Pete Kzpusta, in (.110 second. Bob Has- sard's goal in the second period

lbroke a 2-2 te and sent. the Hornets ahead to stay. Frank Mathers and Danny Lzzwlcki

scored one each for the winners.

Third Period 4-Montreal, Loch (Harvey. Richard) .. 9:03 5--Montreal, Geoffrion - tLach. Corrivcaur . 10.26 8-Montieal. Richarei (Lash. Carrive-our 17:12 Penalties: Gadsby 8:23. Bou- chard 11:05. Gee 16:20, Johiisnn 19:45. Fogoiin 19:45. ' Stops: Rollins 17 B I3--43 McNeil . . 9 5 7-21, Bobo Olson Wins I Si l SAN FRANCISCO, (ATM --- Mitldlewt-igiit champion C ii rl l tBobo' Olson knocked out Jot-1' Rindonc of P.nxl)ury. Ma.-ss,, with;

a right to the jaw in the lifthi round of their scheduled 10-round nationally televised non-title figntl Saturday niglii. i

The end Fame in '20-! of the fifth. Olson ueizhed 163 and lim- dnnc 163 l,"2.

A crowd of about 8,00 saw ()1- son, inactive since he won the, title from lL'iiid,v Turpin of Eng-l land last October, lose the flrsti round and then take control of the fight.

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