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Michlgan State 36, lndiana 0. Iowa 13. Minnesota 0.

Drake 42. Bradley l4.

South Dakota University ll.

Iowa State Teachers 7.

Wisconsin 33. Purdue 7. South Dakota State 40. Wayne 0. Miami (Ohio) 39, Wichita 13. Cincinnati 23, Ohio University 0. Nebraska 40. Missouri 34.

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Boston Bruins broke their winless hoodoo Saturday night at the ex- pense of Montreal Canadiens with a 3-2 National Hockey League vic- tory in an injury-ridden. rugged game.

A crowd of 14.060 saw the Bruins score almost half as many goals in this one game as they had been

vious games of the season.

The cellar-dwelling Bruins. with only seven goals in their previous five losses and three ties. placed themselves nne game behind the fifth-place New York Rangers.

Canadiens in second-place have lost three games in a row.

The Bruins opened up a 3-0 lead before a desperate rally by Cana- diens threatened to wipe it out. Johnny Peirson and Ed Sandford scored in the first period on close- in shots, with Lorne Ferguson and Dave Creighton feeding the passes.

Ed Harrison rapped in a short backhander in the second period. The play was set up by Sandford's paaaout from the end boards and Eddie Reigle's perfect pass to the goalmouth.

Canadicns fought back with pow- er plays in a wild scramble for goals. Elmer Lach slapped in it short shot on passes from Rocket Richard and Normie Dussault and then Leo Gravelle. taking Billy Reay's relay from a faceoff. beat goalie Jack Gelineau.

From there on Canadiens storm- ed the Boston zone but they mes- sed up many attempts while the scrappy. victory-tasting Bruins. backed by Gelineauls great work. hung grimly to the lead.

Gelineau had to handle 35 shots while Gerry McNeil in the Mont- real nets had only 15.

Canadian: used four of their injury-harassed ' ' ., Butch Bouchard, Doug Harvey, Glen Har- mon and Hal Laycoe. Bouchard again hurt his damaged ankle in the third period and limped from the ice. Boston was without Milt Schmidt. who suffered a shoulder separation Thursday night in a game with Chicago Black Hawks.

SUMMARY

first rerlod I-Boston. Peirson (Ferguson) 2-:BEglson. Sandiord (Creighton)

Penalties; Johnson. Smith.

second Period

3-Boston. Harrison (Reigle. Sand-r ford) 7:33.

4-Montreal. Lach (Richard. Dus- aault) 14:07.

5-Montreal, Gravelle (Rosy) l5:30.

Penalty: Kryunowski Third Period

Scoring: None. Penalties: None.

TORONTO 2. NEW YORK 1

TORONTO. Nov. 5 - (CP) - Toronto Maple Leafs. who have a new-found sting in their five-man power play, battled New York Rangers to a 2-2 draw in a Nation- al Hockey League game before l3.42ll fans at Maple Leaf Gardens last night. Both Leaf goals came when the Rangers were short- handed.

It took the Leafs less than a minute to wipe out a 1-0 second- period Ranger lead with two first goals. both engineered with the league leadcrsiplaylng five men up. gwwas pattern power-play at its

with Tony Leswick and Frankie Eddolls in the penalty box. coach Joe Primesu of Leafs sent Max Bentley. the dipsy-doodle kid from De-Lisle. Sask.. in with the Teeder liennedy-Tod Sloan-Sid Smith line and it was a pay-off move. Smith iinisilltd off one ganging attack with a goal at 8:50 on passes from Kennedy and Bentley. Ken- nedy, with Bentley and Sloan get- ting the assists. scored the other 59 seconds later. in both cases, five Leaf players were inside the Ranger blue-line.

These two goals were enough to wipe out A marker by Nick Mic- koski at the 6:53 mark and send Toronto ahead. But less than sev- en minutes later Eddie Slowinski got one past. Al Rollins. substitu- ting for the veteran Turk Broda in the Leaf nets. to tie it. That ended the night's scoring.

The. (me was spotty. particu- larly in the first period when both Rollins and Chuck Rayner in the New York net each had only four shots to stop. Leafs had a l2-to-8 edge on shots on goal in the sec- ond and Rangers ouishot Leafs 6-5 in the final 20 minutes.

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Scoring: None. Penalty: Raleigh.

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1-hangers, Mickoski (Stanley)

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2-Toronto. Smith (Kennedy. Bentley) 8:50.

3-Toronto. Kennedy (Bentley. Sloan) 9:40.

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Penalties: Leswlck (minor and misconduct): Eddoils. Lewicki Sloan. Rayner.

Third Period

scoring: None. Penalties: Juzda. Leawick.

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PRAGUE. Czechoslovakia. Nov 9 - (Milt-era) - Apartment dwel- ler! without work in Prague are being told to give up their apart. ments to make way for working people with jobs in the capital. it was disclosed today. Town author- ities are also checking the Prague housing situation to see that the one-room-a-person rule in force

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Saturday's U. S. college football

scores: V EAST

Nolre Dame l9. Navy l0.

Princeton 45. Colllle 7-

Army 28. Pennsylvania 13.

Columbia 20. Cornell ltl.

Holy Cross 26. Harvard 7.

Maine 26. Colby 7-

Bucknell 41. New York Univer- sity 7.

Bowdoin 13, Bates 0.

Lehlgh 42. Muhlenberg 13.

Temple 39. Delaware 0.

Dartmouth 7. Yale 0.

Carnegie Tech 21. Washington at Jefferson 14.

Rutgers 15. Brown 12.

Pennsylvania State 20. College 13

Clemson 53, Duquesne 20.

Boston University 16. William &

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Mary 14.

Bridgeport 44, Loyola (Mont- real) 0.

St. Michael's (Vermont) ti. Hofstra G

Middlebury 32. Norwich 0. Massachusetts 27. Vermont 11!. Pittsburgh 21, West Virginia 7. Tufts 22. Amherst 20.

Williams 14. Union 13. Syracuse 34, Lafayette 0. Northeastern 31. Coast Guard 7 New Hampshire 21. Connecticut

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tile 0 MIDWEST Ohio State 32. Northwestern 0. Illinois 7. Michigan 0.

Iowa State 13, Kansas State 1. SOUTH

Maryland 23, George Washing- ton 7.

Duke 30. Georgia Tech Zl.

North Carolina State 7, Rich- mond 0.

Tennessee 16. North Carolina 0.

Alabama l4, Georgia 7.

Virginia 34. The Citadel 14.

V. M. I. 46. Davidson 8.

Mississippi State 27, Auburn 0.

Kentucky 40. Florida 8.

Washington at Lee 25. Virginia Tech 7. '

Louisiana State 40. Mississippi 14.

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Weetom Senior Winnipeg 16 Edmonton i7, (Edmonton lends best-oi-tliree

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