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lote) 8:39; 6. Chicago, Hull (Hay, Balfour) 16:07; 7. Chicago, Lind- say (Mikita, St. Laurent) 17:06; 8. T , Armstrong (Hampson) 17:50;°9. Chicago, Pilot (Hull, Hay) 18.51. Penalties: Hampson 234, Hull 10:14, Edmundson 10:14.

Third period: 10. Toronto, Ed- mundson (James) 10:58; 11. onto, Mahovlich (Harris, E )o 16:41. Penalties: none.

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Schinkel started Montreal’s downfall, scoring at 1:24 of the

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First period: 1. Montreal, Beli-

veau (Moore, H. Richard) 4:25;

2. New York, Prentice (Kabel, deficit to 6-5 at 16:46\Bathgate) 4:42; 3. New York,

treal, Moore (Beliveau, Geoffrion 8:59. Penalties: Popein 2:59, Tur- ner 7:51, Kabel 13:30, Pronovost 16:15. \ Second period: 5. Montreal, Marshall (Bonin) 11:25; 6. Mon- treal, McDonald (Langlois) 17:38. Penalties: Geoffrion 13:34, Shack 15:38. ; Third period: 7.: New York, Schinkel (Hunna, Cullen) 1:24; 8. New York, Popein )cullen, Schin-

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(Popein, Schinkel) 5:23; 10: New York, Sullivan (Gadsby, Heben- ton) 14:48; 11. Montreal, Prono- vost (Provost, Langlois) 16:46. Penalties: Harvey 10:53, Bath- gate 13:04. -

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Only activity scheduled today for Minor Hockeyists is a regular Juvenile League game between Royals and Vics.

Game time is 6.00 p.m. and coaches Bill Boyles and Gerry Pettit reguest a full turnout of

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Elks 3 vs Cubs 0 Elks goals by J. Theriault (2), L. Blanchard.

Wolves 2 vs Owls 0 Wolves goals by W. Home, B. MacLaren

Spitfires 3 vs Ducks 0 Spitfires goals by Blair MacKinnon (2), W. Frizzell

Hornets 3 vs Foxes 0 Hornet

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Falcons 1 vs Larks 0 Falcons goal by Capt. Geo Stevenson.

Loons 1 vs Ravens 0 Loons goal by Stephen McCabe.

Setters 2 vs Tigers 2 Steer goals by Joey Hennessey, Jimmy McQuaid, Tiger goals by Dave Clay and Angus Beck. ~

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Royals 3 vs Arrows 2 Royal goals by F. Neilson (2), R. Biggar, Arrow goals by Balder- ston and MacCafville

Vices 0 vs. Darts \0 This final game of the day was a closely

played well-contested game with neither team able to break

through the other’s defence. OFFICIALS

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