By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Probable pitchers for today’s major league games, 1961 won and lost records in parentheses: American League

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Esso dealers sell many lines of Atlas tires. There’s a quality Atlas tire for every type of driving and every budget.

The prices on all Atlas tires have now been substantially reduced, with no reduction in quality.

For instance, the “‘first line” Atlas Plycron, the Atlas tire equivalent to those installed on new cars, used to list at $24.35 (6:50x 13, tubeless blackwall). The new suggested retail price is $18.40. In the same way, the “third line” Atlas Mile-Pak, the Atlas economy tire, used to list at $15.95 (6:70x15, tubed blackwall). The new suggested retail price is $12.95.

Atlas recognizes there are other tires on the market for $9.95 or less. They are called “fourth line” tires. And they are just that. The price reflects the quality. Atlas does not sell a fourth line tire because it has not found a fourth line tire that will meet Atlas standards of quality and performance.

The next time you’re in the market for tires, see your Esso dealer first. Compare his Atlas quality. Compare his Atlas price. Compare his Esso-matie credit arrangements and his new Atlas guarantee. On any basis, you'll find his deal is “right with the times”—the top deal for you.

You'll find ATEMS product at new low prices

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MONTREAL (CP) — Toronto Maple Leafs and Chicago Black Hawks will meet on Tuesdays, | Thursdays and Sundays to de | cide their best-of-seven Stanley Cup final, Clarence Campbell, president of the National} ane League, confirmed Mon-

y.

He said the official schedule for the playoff will see two! games in Toronto before switch- ing to Chicago. All games will start at 8 p.m., local time.

The full schedule is: At Tor- onto Tuesday, April 10, and | Thursday, April 12; at Chicago | Sunday, April 15, and Tu

April 22; and at Toronto, Tues- day, April 24. " { The last three games are de- | pendent en the length ef the) series. | Both elubs won their semi- final series in six games, Chi- cago sweeping past Montreal Canadiens and Toronto over- coming New York Rangers, errr

Seccer League Alleges Players Taking Drugs

MILAN (Reuters) — Italy's soccer league has alleged that three first - division clubs and eight of their players have been involved in drug-taking to im-| prove performance. }

A league statement Sunday | night named the clubs and play- | ers and submitted the names | to the league’s commission of judges for possible disciplinary action, |

The move follewed the league's declaration of war on drug - taking two months ago

“doping,”’ the minimum fine is 1,000,000 lire ($1,600). A player | ean be disqualified for a mini- | mum of two playing days.

The league statement named eight players of Internazionale (Milan), Bologna and Mantova (Mantua) and said it sent med- ical reports with analyses from two laboratories to the commis- sion of judges.

Probable Pitchers

Baltimore (Estrada 15-9 or

West Royalty Bombers, 1961- 62 Sunny Isle Farm Hockey League champs, were pre-

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LEAGUE TROPHY WINNERS

Imlach Hints At Changes “c-. In Finals Against Hawks

By BILL MacDOUGALL

TORONTO (CP) — Coach Punch Imlach of Toronto Maple Leafs hinted Monday at possible lineup changes when the Leafs meet Chicago Black Hawks to- night in the Stanley Cup final, but left to the imagination what they might be.

“I may make some changes I’m not saying until game time what they'll be,’’ Imlach said after a Leaf workout.

The only Toronto player on the casualty list is leftwinger Bert Olmstead, out since March 11 with a cracked shoulder bone.

Imlach indicated the veteran,

| met in the final since 1938 when ;summer jobs 1n this year’s|dress tonight if he makes 8 | Chicago won the then best-of- | year’s semi-final. swap. They are right winger five series three games to one. Both series were won four’ Eddie Shack and defenceman The Black Hawks, third-place games to two. Larry Hillman. | finishers in the National Hockey yas exTRA MEN Imlach said he has no. spe- League, reached the finals by | Oimstead played for Chicago cial plan of attack against the upsetting the first-place Mont’ /in 1949-50, his first full season Hawks. fear "Toreato, "petted in the | 2 the. NHL. He joined Cana-| “They'll dictate what ‘kind an finals last SARC EA” aig cane | diens the following season and !a game we'll play and whether | “4 | UP stayed with them until coming | we're going to hit. This isn’t a set loss to Detroit Red Wings, yf . sent New York Rangers to their | ‘© Toronto four years ago. hitting club but if they want it _—_———_———————————__ Imlach has only two other | that way, he'll accommodate | men on the sidelines he can/ them.”

Kapuskasing, Olympics Series

SPORTS

who early in his long career Underway Wed.

toiled for the Hawks, is ready |

Hoeft 7-4) at New York (Ford to play again but wouldn't say! ,ApUSKASING, Ont. (CP) —

whether he'll get on the ice in

Boston (Schwall 15-7). seven series. Game time i

Los Angeles (Grba 11-13) at p.m. EST.

Chicago (Pizarro 14-7). “If I want Olmstead to play, Minnesota (Kralick 13-11) at| he can play. But I have to talk

Kansas City (Rakow 2-8). | to the doctor and I’m not go-

jing to use him until I’m sure

he won't hurt the shoulder Cincinnati (O'Toole 19-9) at again.”

Los Angeles (Podres 18-5 or HURT MONTH AGO

Koufax 18-13). Olmstead was hurt near the New York (Craig 5-6) at St. end of the March 11 game

Lovis (Jackson 14-11) (N). in Chicago, when he plunged into Chicago (Cardwell 15-14) at the boards after firing a shot at

Houston (Shantz 6-3), the Black Hawks’ goal. He's been Milwaukee (Spahn 21-13) at skating a couple of weeks.

San Francisco (Marichal 13-10). This is the first time the Philadelphia (Owens 5-10) at Hawks, defending Stanley Cup

Pittsburgh (Friend 14-19). | champions, and the Leafs have

Cleveland (Donovan 10-10) atthe first game of the best-of: | s

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The best-of-seven Eastern Can- ada Allan Cup finals between Kapuskasing and Montreal Olympics will start in Kapus- kasing Wednesday night, it was announced Monday.

The second game will be played in Kapuskasing Friday night.

FRONT

By PIUS CALLAGHAN

Coach Is Pleased

“J WAS mighty proud of my lads.”

That’s Dr. John Theriault speaking after his return from ; ‘Halifax where his Bantam Legionaires lost out in the unofficial The series will then move back play for the Maritime hockey crown.

to Kapuskasing for the fifth The Charlottetown youngsters carried the Fredericton boys

game April 18. If it goes the (they are the new champions) into overtime before accepting

limit the next two games will be \defeat. They led at various stages throughout the game but the back in Montreal April 20 and \pigger Fredericton lads had the greater staying power,

| The locals had been accustomed to very brief contests here | However, if the teams split (during the year but the regulation time in Halifax proved their | the first two games, the third jundoing. Nevertheless, they battled every inch of the way and | will be played in Kapuskasing |had the new champions really worried.

| April 15, with the remainder of | To hear the good Doctor talk, you would think he won the

the series in Montreal, starting Maritime crown. That’s how pleased he was with his boys who ril 18.

If one of the teams wins both

| be held in Montreal April 15 and |

came so mighty close. He again wished to salute the Charlotte- town branch of the Royal Canadian Legion for their financial

lassistance on this trip. CURLING DRAW The trip to the Nova Scotia capital was indeed worthwhile. sii he Great going, boys. the draw for Tuesday at the Chario- araw for Tuesday 0 The Experts At Work oe (Spares need. AND now the ‘wise ones’ are playing the Stanley Cup finals Leafs ago Black ve ott bout Dr. ae the final bracket and start the best-of-seven series tonight in the Burden, A. , B, Vetnot, om eat 8. Bryenton. the better Tee 2—C. Fitna, B. spectacular Ball, J. Zakem vs B. LeClair, decision, Dr. Hooper, D. Jardine, 5. s Toronto fans and les. Hawks will ice 3-—-Winners (Kays vs Cam- ron) va (Taylor ve Acorn.) Tee &Lovers (Kays vs Cam- Montreal has a ron) ve (aylor vs Acorn) Stanley Cup Tee 8—Winners (Dr. MacDon- who beats ald vs Love) ve (Dr. Gallant ve this season G. Stewart) going to try t prove it |Proposal Made Comes best admiration.

; amsembly committee make 7 atety of aft aftatr. Wate. He said committee eect $otld trade information with 8 Grow ther H Seve ee hockey game in Toronto all searon | of Benny (Ki) four games there In the Paret looking for that first vietory. “antde from its and Maple Laat Gardena. » it has been extah. in two seasons. However that victory came 18 boring been extensive,” Rtamier , p aad Detroit said vat bet 2 7s AAD the Leafs are INDIANAPOLIB (AP)—Connte therefore ae rant age wightly heavier bet attractive, was released trom te Indiana womens Ah A 3

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