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TORONTO. (GP) - Defenceman Jim Morrison clicked on a long shot late in the third period Satur- day to give Toronto Maple Leafs a 1-0 victory over New York Rangers before 13,028 National Hockey Lea- gue fans.

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swarming around Lumiey for a tying goal. Bower was lifted for an extra attacker but Lumley was unbeatable.

Both clubs sent out makeshift combinations because of. injuries. Rangers were without forwards Max Bentley and Camille Henry and defenceman Bob Chrystal. Toronto had three forwards on the sick list: George Armstrong. Gordie i-iannigan and Bob Baley. Referee Red storey handed out penalties. four to Rangers.

tuanaary j rirst period: aeorinr: none. Pen- alties: Irwin 0:31. Murphy 11:12.

Piainsn 14:12. Builer 14:18, Me- Creary 18:50. Second period: Scoring: none.

Penalty: Stewart 12:04.

Third period: Toronto, Morrison (High) 15:29. Penalty: Pismsn 17:

stops:

Bower . ll 7 6-24 Lumlgy 2 7 8-17 MONTREAL. (OP) - Bernie (Boom Boom) Geoifrion'e ninth goal of the season proved the

margin of victory Saturday as the pace-setting Montreal Canadiens

Soccer Results

DONDON. (Reuters) ,Results of soccer games played Saturday in the United Kingdom:

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gallon W 2 Chelsea 1

Burniey 3 Aston Villa 2 Charlton A o wolve1rl;smPt0l1 2 Liverpool 1 Arsena Manchester U 4 Blackpool 1 Middlesbrough 0 Manchester C 1 Newcastle U 1 Portsmouth 1 Preston N E 2 Sheffield U 1 Sheffield W 2 sunderland 2 Tottenham 1 Huddersfield T 0 W Bromwlch fl Cardiff C 1

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Hartlepoois U 1 Mansfield T 1 Harwich and P 2 I-ieadington U

Hastings 1 Guildiord C 0 Hltchin T 1 Peherborough U 3 liorden Colliery 0 Wrexham 1 Ipswich T 4 Reading 1 Layton O 3 Kettering 0 Northampton T 3 Llanelly 0 Nuneaton B 3 Watford 0 Queens P R 2 Shrewsbury T I Scunthorpe U 0 Boston 0 Selby '1' 0 Bradford 2 Southampton 1 Boumemouth 1. Southpart 1 Carlisle U 0 Spennymoor U 0 Chester I Swindon T 2 Newport. 1 Torquay 1' 1 Bristol C 3 walthamstow 1 Gillingham 0 Wejmouth 2 Bcdford 0 Wigan A 4 Scarborough 0 Witton A 4 Nelson 1 workington 3 Ferryhill 0 Yeovil 0 Norwich C 2

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SCOTTISH LEAGUE Division A

Celtic 4 Airdrieonians 1 Dundee 2 Stirling A l. Faikirk 2 Aberdeen 2 Hamilton A 1 Hearts 5 Hibernians 2 East Fife i Partick T 2 St. Mirren 0 Queen of s 1 Clyde 2 Rdith R 1 Rangers 2

Division B

Albion R 4 Ayr U 2

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Aids I C: d I Ballymena U I Gientce-an I cllf-tonville 4 Bangor I Derry G 0'GlanaMm 0 Lintieid 2 Distillery 1 Portadown 1 Ooleraine 1 LONDON. (Reuters) - Moscow radio instructed listeners modes: that President lisenhoIUr's vtstz to Ottawa last week was intended to "sever the links between Can- ada and Britain". The object. the broadcast said. was to "enslave

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Maple Leafs, Ca-nadiens Win Games On Saturday

shut out Detroit Red Wings i-0 be- fore H.491 jubilant National Hoc- key League fans.

The jammed house gave Gerry McNeil a tremendous ovation as the diminutive net-minder register- ed. his second straight shut-out and his fourth of the season.

Csnadiens didn't appear to miss their high-paid centre. Jean Beli- veau. Paul Meger and Dickie Moore were also on the injury list and forward Gerry Desaulniers was called up from Montreal Royals oi the Quebec Hockey League. De- troit's line-up was intact.

summary

First period: Montreal. Geoffrion (olmstead. Johnson) 4:02. Penal- ties: Dineen 2:41, Johnson, 10:15, Bkov (minor and major) 13:46. Geoffrion (rrdnor and major) 13:48. Howe lezta, Leswick (i0-minute misconduct) 18231.

Second period: Scoring: none. Penalties: Maclsay (major) 0:55. Paveiich (major) 9255, Richard 10:53. 17:44, Goldham 15:50, John- son 18:25.

continued.

Third period: Scoring: none.

Penalties: none. .

Stops: T Sawchuk ii 4 5-20 McNelL 6 9 4-19

soccer Standings LONDON, (AP)-British soccer

standings: top five teams ENGLISH LEAGUE Division I

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Huddersfield T Eurniey Bolton W ..

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Leicester 0 .. Doncaster R. .. Everton Nottingham F Birmingham

Third Division teams' partici- pated in Football Association Cup first round.

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Motherwell 9 o 3 18 LONDON: W”) Tmme Mimi" Dunfeffnllng 7 3 0 17 Churchill said Monday any change St. Johnstone . '1 1 3 15 in Britain's two-year conscription Xlllglggn R I 2 g 1 system would alarm her allies and

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Montreal Team Wins Intermediate Football Title

MONTREAL, (CPI - l.nkcshoi'c William Iitedskins 23-8 Saturday to win 'the Canadian intermediate inntbali championship for the first time in

to rvjcct 2 Labor motion calling for an annual parliztment;iry rc- VIFW of the call-up period.

Churchill said it would be un- fortunate to tinker with the pre- sent system in view of the con- ference he will have at Bermuio 0al'ly next month with Premier Joseph Lani:-l.

In a reference to the United f-States, the 78-year-old prime min- ister said the greatest of Britains Elli”-'i mltzht be ”qulie needlessly fl1Sqiiif'i.cd" if Britain changed hot

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Charlie Baillie. Joe stracina and Kevin O'Neill counted for the Flycrs with Ed Harris and llcsrold Snowball Har- ri getting the Fort William points.

"We have no aiibis. said Fort William coach Jack Baldy James after the game. "We played our best and they played better.”

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BARRIE. Ont.. (OP) -- Perry Ryan. a Toronto lawyer, argued in court Tuesday that jury trials in Ontario are unconstitutional. Appearing as counsel for a man accused of rape, Mr. Ryan con- tended that the BNA Act does not give provinces authority to set out procedure for selection of juries. He niaintuned this was a. pro- cedural mstter which comes under jurisdiction of the federal govern- ment.

Mr. Justice Dalton Wells. pre- siding at the Ontario supreme had never before heard the point raised. He said he would make a note of Mr. Ryan's objection.

Mr. Ryan said that if. his argu- ment were accepted by the courts it would render all jury trials in Ontario since Confederation null and void.

Procedure for selecting juries for Ontario court cases is set out by provincial statutes.

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