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3-0, in a National Hockey game here Sunday 1:19, Evans 4:17, St. Laurent | 7:31, Howell 10:35, St. Laurent ‘awks who strengthened | 13:10, Vasko 14:47) Mikita 17:22. on third place, dom-|. Secomd period: {1. Chicago, to help goalkeeper | Hull (St. Laurent, Hay) 14:21. earn his sixth shut-| Penalties: Mikita, Prentice 4:59, season. Langlois 18:06, Hadfield 19:11. standing- -only crowd : period: 2, Chicago, watched as the Ran. ‘Horvath, Melnyk) 8:18; 3. Chi- blanked for the see- cago, Hull (Meinyk, Horvath) t time at home. The | 12:49. Penalty: Vasko 1:22. scored just two goals Stops: -

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smooth-striding 22-year- Zealander, cracked Hiott’s world mile record of a second Saturday night with a 3:54.4 clocking on grass track. : Elliott held the world record since he ran the distance in 3:54.5 at Dublin, Aug 6, 1958, on a cinder track termed . excep- tionally fast. Grass tracks are generally considered slower than a cinder surface. Snell, who won the 1960 Olym- pic 800-meter crown at Rome came from the rear of a field

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verting a goal-mouth pass from defenceman Dollard St. Laurent | - for his 24th goal of the seasoe. Sweep Wins . | Perey Mone Unt) cscs mat; Sah em af AN-Aaparis sing ekexighor| | real Alouettes of the profes | University of Minnesota, af- third period, Bob Turner and. NTAGUE — If observance wional Canadian Football Lea- | ter = duane Hull beating busy Ranger goalie of Minor Hockey Week in gue, feels the muscle in the | reeentiy in Minneapolis. Gump Worsley. ee SS Montague two Charlottetown standout performance, m: Bi?

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Tonight's. City Basketball | League action sees a doubie- | header going at SDU gym,

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° $ \\ the Saints playing host to Pir-

| ates. The second game has Trot-

ISHL president Danny Mac. ters pitted against PWC ‘Welsh-

Cormack men. playoff dates last night and they

are as follows and are a best. toutel wren Littler Grabs ries anf, Penguins and Evin, Frisco Tourney Tuesday, ve. ” Royal be cateteecey fad Unted States Open champion ednesday, Jan. .3i—Crystals Gene Littler rallied dramatic- vs Royals - ally to win ‘the $15,000 San ae ae 1—Penguins | rranciseo ‘International Golf

Friday, Feb. 2 — Evinrudes Tournament Sunday with a 72- vs. Penguins jaa score of 274 after blowing

Tuesday, Feb, 6 — Penguins | six-stroke lead, ; vs. Evinrudes, | he victory, his first since eee Feb. 7—Evinrudes eee Pale title last June Penguins. » Meant $9,000 to the 31- . Thursday, Feb. 8—Royals vs, aoe Friday, Fob,.9 — Crystals vs.

old San Diego pro. Few thought he would need a comeback to 2 earn -the money. : Tuesday, Feb, 13—Royals vs. Crystals Wednesday, Feb. 14—Crystals va Royals. _ Windsor 3 Moncton 2

NSSHL SCORES — Thursday, Feb. 15—Penguins Halifax 5 Amherst 10

junbeaten streak to 10 games. |less duel at 2:52 of the second

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In Trouncing Bruins 5-1

BOSTON (CP) Montreal jong shot by defenceman Tom Canadiens overpowered Boston Johnson. The puck went up in Bruiuns 5-1 Sunday night, strik- the alr after coming off Mar- ing swiftly for four goals in the |shall’s stick and came down at middie period -and—extending an angle into.the Boston goal. their National Hockey .League The Canadiens third goal, at 17:30, came off a power play. Henri Richard broke a score- Beliveau, “standing near the ase, got it by deflecting Ber-

(‘Boom Boom) Geofrion’s

period when his backhander n

thounded off the chest of falling | blast from the point while Bos-

Bruce Gamble and ton's Larry Leach was serving _a@ cross-checking penalty.

|MAKES IT 20 McKenney got his 20th goal

goalie hopped into the net, .

Before the session had ended, Don Marshall, Jean Beliveau and: Ralph Backstrom also had on the next rush. He took passes

scored for the visitors. f Ch , Backstrom’s tally was his 2ist Tou ae aes = _—

of the season. - say — er de sy Gilles. Tremblay added his Meal fot Te Jacques Plante

20th in the finale. Backstrom ran the count to Nine seconds after Beliveaw~ 41 with just 17 seconds left im

had pushed the score to 30, ' 7

Boston's Don McKenney col- = aa meet wit | sm his oS off a — Gilles Tremblay extended the Maras ‘pees; MeReneey new lead to 5-1 at 3:27 of the third,

; six consecutive 20-goal._ cam- ing on the second rebound Beck, Bob Ferguson, A. SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — — bettering his own Te of a Beliveau shot. + +e} Joho

~The Bruins pressed after that and twice had a one-man ad- vantage as a result of Montreal penalties. But the Canadiens de- fence tightened and they could: mt beat plante. “

Plante wound up with 31 .Saves while Gamble had 34.

SUMMARY:..

First period: No scoring. Pen- alties: Stapleton 8:45, Beliveau 13: 19.

STRETCH ‘LEAD *

By winning, the Canadiens stretched their lead atop the standings to four-points-as see= ond-place Toronto Maple ‘Leafs were held to a 2-2 tie by De troit Red Wings in another game

The Habs have won eight and tied two in their latest unbeaten streak. Earlier in the season, tpey went unbeaten through 13

Second period: 1. Montreal,

othe oe was decided RicHard (Rousseau, J, C. Trem- Richard had a player blay) 2:52, 2. Montreal, Mar- hanging on his back : = he shall (Johneon, Backstrom)

5:08, 3. Montreal, (Geoffrion, G. Tremblay) 17:30

beat Gamble for the first Mont- Beliveau

real goal. t, Marshall ran the Montreal 4 Boston, McKenney (Burns, lead to 2-0 at 5:09, deflecting @ Williams) 17:39, 5. Montreal. Backstrom (Talbot, Marshall)

vs Evinrudes. Friday, Feb, 16—Eviprudes vs.

The first named team on each date is*the home team.

SATURDAY NHL

BOSTON 5, CHICAGO 2

first period: 1. Chicago, Hull | (ay) 17:40; 2. Boston, Toppaz- |

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15:57, Hallue:59.t 1d9oi)csM. | for. mixed - competition, and™ 15:57, Hall (Misconduct) 19:59. | Eric Johnston's foursome the Second period: 3 Chicago, Summerside bonspiel men's |

Three Foursomes Capture Trophies

Penalties: “Boivin 5:41, Prono- | SaveEasy trophy, Philip Mac

19:43. Penalties; Leach 15:55. Third period: 6, Montreal, G.

Tremblay ‘Beliveau, Fontinato)

3:29. Penalties: Backstrom 4:33,

Talbot 9:02, Green 12:55.

Stops: Plante Gamble

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Hockey Sch At Montague Seen Success —

MONTAGUE — Hockey en- thusiasts from Morell, Souris, Rollo Bay, Montague and other points in Kings County . attend- ed- a most successful hockey school held on Saturday at -the Montague _ Regional High School. Spectators from . Mon- tague were D. Clarkson, Ralph

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|Detroit two-goal lead for the second straight night Sunday and tied the Red Wings 2-2 The Leafs, who Saturday

four-minute milers and ripped | 6.8 seconds.

off a 56.4-second final quarter CHASED ELLIOTT TOO

to surpass Elliott’s effort. Australia's Albert Thomas Continuing the assault on Murray Halberg of New

mile record below the . members of the under-

ute barrier first club, finished third

Roger Bannister of fourth. Thomas, who holds

with 3:59.4 at Oxford wi two-mile record, and

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lock on secend-period tallies by George Y Aamtrong and Billy Harris But the tie cost the Leafs one point in their battle for the National Hockey League lead with first place “Montreal. The Canadiens beat Boston 5-1 Sunday and lead Toronto by four points

Detroit's early advantage as

10 14 10—H supplied by two light-scoring

defencemen, Warren Godfrey, and Bill Gadsby and gave the largest Olympia Stadium crowd this season, 15,047, hopes the Wings finally had snapped their slump. Detroit has only one vic- tory in its last six games. But the Leafs were able to nullify Detroit's early scoring with two. goals in a shade over two minutes midway in the sec- ond period. ‘ Armstrong scored an unas- sisted goal and Harris added his tally after pulling goalie Terry Sawehuk out of the net. Sawchuk .had 25 saves the same number as Toronto's Johnny Bower. Godfrey's goal was only his second of the season and Gad- sby's his fourth.

‘tial goal at 10:39. It was an un-

yards ahead of Britain’s the line when he set his Tulloh.

Tulloh, normally in the race today were miler, was pushed to Cossar,. who set the early ee as by . and Ernie Cunliffe 3:59.3 while Snell was lowering Snell, bigger and more pow-

erfully built than Elliott, ran his record race at Cook’s Gardens in Wanganui, a city on the west 7 coast of New Zealand’s North Island. The grass was dry and there was no wind. : Snell settled into last place at Searoe os upslow] wer with a 45-foot -screened a chienanar. : "Wlleh ten’ Ges’ Yaak ot the aces upped ts, Detroit tieid headed into the third lap, second period. He broke in with i ae raced to the front with Len Lunde, took a pass and the ‘ yar s to go and was caught puck bounced in. Bower's in, 2:58 for three quarters of a pads. : T Armstrong got Toronto’s ini- SPRINTS HOME ; Snell then called on his vast assisted marker after he stole reserve, quickened to a full Bruce MacGregor’s pass. Arm- spring and, pulling away from strong beat Sawchuk. with a_ris- Tulloh, flashed down the final ing 25-footer into the left corner. straightaway to complete the Harris squared the score at last lap in :56 4. 12:42, pulling Sawchuk out and Nosigns of ‘Strain slipping the puck behind him. on Snell's face ‘after he split the Bert Olmstead did the heavy itape. Snell’s coach, Arthur Lyd- work ‘on the goal, bringimg it ‘jard, said his tonservative esti- across the blueline through a mate of Snell’s potential is 3:48 flock of Wings and slipping it |—a full 12 seconds under the to Harris. four - minute, barrier once SUMMARY thought impregnable.

First period: 1. Detroit, God- Bannister, now a doctor, be- frey (Uliman, MacGregor) 19:45, came the first man to crack the Penalties: Howe 2:40, Arbour. four-minute mile when he broke 6:24, Litzenberger 12:48, Goe- the 4:01.4 record set by. Gunder gan 12:58. : ;Haegg of Sweden in 1945. In

Second period: 2. Detroit | Washington where.he is visiting, Gadsby (Lunde Howe) 2:52; 3. | Bannister ‘called Snell’s record T to A " 39: 4.|°8 magnificent achievement.” Toronto lame ste Eliot, a Oxford, England wart) 12:42. Penalties: Brewer said:

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The best previous grass was a 3:59.6 effort liott and Merv Lincoln in a at Perth, Australia,

1958. Elliott won by a step, but Lincoln was. clocked in the sania time. ?

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Hughes. Dave _ Boswell, provincial director of .physical training,

very clearly and, precisely out tined-the—theory—of—hockey for coaches, players and -referees, dwelling at length on rules and regulations.

Mr. Boswell..stated that. he felt for many reasons the fundamentals should’: be first taught to youngsters up to the age of approximately 14 years following which they should be introduced to the game.

At the conclusion of the school, Robert Mills, - physical director for Montague schools, thanked Mr. Boswell and ex- presved the wish that the school were of a longer duration, that further hockey schools should extend into two days.

MAINTAIN PRESSURE

Until the scoreless final per- iod, Detroit maintained the -heavier pressure. But in the last *20-minutes,-Toronto_outshot De- troit 11 to 4 in a vain attempt to keep from losing the point to Montreal. iz

.j The injury-riddied Wings were urther hurt when Vic Stasiuk twisted his knee in the first period. He tried his knee out once and retired for the night

Wayne Rivers, an amateur from Detroit's junior A farm at Hamilton, took Stasiuk’s spot at ‘right wing. Two other Detroit right .wingers, Leo Labine and Howie Glover,- didn’t even dress for the game.

Godfrey scored the only first _period goal 15 seconds before the buzzer. He beat goalie Bo-

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Provost (Fontinato, -M sore) » lead 17:45, Penalties: Geoffrion 5:54, _ Runners-up — Marion Smail- Wilson —:35, Wilson and Fon-| tinato 11:09, Hadfield 14:15. Third period: 4. Montreal, G |’ ne es Goyette) :07; lontreat, Rousseau | (Beliveau, G. ‘Fremblay) 9:32; | S0™ers, mate; Bruce MacWil- | 6. ‘New ‘York, Schinkel (Gen Been ee . Anat, Bae

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