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B1 Jimmy Foley, Uoach, Italian Olympic Boob!! HALIIFAX, April 15.-The Allan

Cup is going to stay in the Mari-

times tor another year. I wa; con- vinced oi that tonight after atch- ing Halifax Wolverines go through Port Arthm- Bearcats without much enortinthefirstsemeotihscup finals.

That dcesn’t mean I'm disparag-

ing the western champions. But it's thsoldsioryotateamclsessonsd.

hardened veterans __;.\p_ against na' young and oonrpsoa vey nexpe - enoed outfit giving away plenty of weight. The Wolves seem to have loo much for them in experience, weight and class.

There was no indication or an

inferiority complex, though, in the way those western youngsters bored

they took the aggressive with a live"- tcrwsrd drive. And all through its N minutes it was their wide-open cnensive tactics that :cally made it

s, game. _

Wolves knew they were lohg to

winiyoucouldsosthaft. Theywero confident-though not ovebcontid- ent-and they went coolly and methodically about the business ot getting goals with neue ez the buns-_ ing play that marked their seriaa with Montreal Royals

There wen times, however, .wibm

the unorthodox style ot Bearcat pity seemed to puzzle them. The Bear- cats have a habit ot sending out l» flock ot forwards who swarm aloisnd me puck in a way _that makes it awkward for opponents.

I liked their fresh and vigorous

style. It’s the kind oi play _that makes for a. nice some from the

tators' vie int-and that

spec WW 011° can be mishtv dmserous for the other warn.

Often, the Bearcats _had little

trouble getting the rubber down to the Wolves goal. with this offensive. but their work around the net seemed weak. The passing was ac- curate, but hesitation in showing perhaps cost them a couple of goals.

hi the last 10 minutes, particular-

ly, it seemed to ms that only poor luck kept the westerners from tieing ug the game. They were all over the lialigonians, and they did ev- erything with thg puck but get it home.

To me, young Jackie Nash, their

gpalie, stood out ior the Bearcats. He sa/ved many a sure goal. some- times sensationally. Bubar was equally good in the Halifax nets, and I liked Vince Ferguson and Ohmn- mio Lawlor, Ohummie par°ticularly_ lor his fins baelrchecking.

'ma Bearcat coaching impressed

me. 'ment act cl throwhg in iive forwards at the game's oponins will s smart move, calculated to not a goal through sheer surprise. That it didn’t work is no reflection cn the idea behind it. That’¢ .lust hockey.

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