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MAPLE LEAF GARDENS, Toronto, March 31—(CP) —Nlck Metz sent Toronto Maple Leafs into the Stanley Cup finals when he scored a story-book goal with only six seconds of play remaining to down New York Rangers 3-2 here tonight. The Leafs now meet Detroit Red Wings for

hockey’s world title. Metz broke up the sixth

game of a best-of-seven semi-

final cup series when he caught the Rangers down the ice to break fast down the left side. He circled Bill Juzda, the

only defenceman in his path

Sugar Jim Henry, rookie New York goalie.

started the play.

A croxvd of 13,875 fans saw the Leafs g0 in front 1n the 12th mm- ute of the first period on one of me flukiesr, goals scored here this season. Johnny lvicCreedy drifted a low shot from 70 feet out. Henri’ ‘did not appear to notice the shot. until it was on top of him and the

uck skidded into the net off his Toot, as he moved to the outside of the goal crease. _

The second period was only 49 second; old when Pete Langelle gpeared a loose puck in centre ice and raced toward the New York net. with Pratt chasing him. Lan-

gelle fired alwailst-iligh shot that beat Henry cean y. The Rangers appeared to be s.

badly beaten club but they sudcen- 1y started to click midway through me (ma) period, Bryan Hextaii laced g, p655 142K063 i110 TVNHW not qn g power play behind the Toronto blue line Ind Phil Willow flipped the puck wt mile run: Brods.

Inspired by the goal the 551118915 commanded the play and less than two minutes later Alfie Pike knot- ted the count on s. shot from well- out. 'i\'1ey kept 91mins 111d h" four men on the attack when Met; broke for the deciding tally.

The Rangers finished the con-

test with only 13 players.

and belted a hard drive past Syl Apps

Patrick was boarded late in the first per- iod and suffered a torn ligament in his right knee and was forced to the sidelines except for a brief turn in the second period. Grant Warwick suffered a twisted left knee late in the contest and also retired to the dressing room. Lorne Carr was the only Toronto casualty. suffering a sprained right wrist.

SUMMARY

‘First Period

1—'I‘oronto, MoCreedy 11:40 Penalties-Schriner. Hextail.

Second Period

I—'I‘0ronto, Lanﬂelle :49 PendaJtim-Mtmotrlald, Watson. Jus- n

Third Period

3-New York. Watson (l-lextall, Juzda) 10:30

4-New York, Pike (Watson, N. Colville) 12:18

li—Toromto, N. Metz (Apps) 19:54

Penalties-Davidson, N. Coiville, Pratt (IO-minute misconduct),

Goldham, Juzda.

a. Wade 152 laz 20:1 W_ Dooley 124 1T5 201 aowums i». PW- 11- ‘Ibtal-Slld. Whlz-Bangs:—- r M. c. A. nowuuc ALLEYS B. McCabe 118 130 139 ~ ___ ,1 purges 119 14o l6'_l Service Club League D. Murray 196 155 20° B. Stevenson _ 1". ﬁgmlﬁf“ 119 m 199 B. gggensult 132 124 oar s: Bell 241 187 197 Total-2838. R. MzlcLean 131 1'72 229 High single P, Power 246. J. I-laslaln High three F. Cox 627. dm Hﬁkggl-glel. International Leann Printersi- him"! i“ B. Duncan 180 Z03 228 J. Dykens 155 131 127 M. Carmichael 200 187 171 Rev_ J. E. McMahon 159 1g: A. Siierron 1B7 24o 210 G. Hooper 131 1 Low score 119 172 191 rt. McDonald 328 211 169 Low Score 131 187 19s L.Pl11llips m 155 191 Total—289'l. . Total-W?‘ “by q|-|,¢,1_ Davies 1b Fraser's:- B. Boyles 1:111 1110 L. Dowllng 1112 1'14 "rig? C, MacDonald 309 239 208 W. Cuclnlore 217 163 _ w. Goss 1'12 zao 2:11 W.Wi11te 213 143 22» c. Stewart 1'12 205 s00 E. Ranahan 109 1119 1'11 L. Grant 159 111a 1110 s. Arsenault 144 1'17 171 Total-alas. ‘Intel-Wt ﬂigh single n. McDonald 32a.

Kinsmen—No gum!- Higil single C. MacDonald 309, High three C. MacDonald 756.

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!ergear|t|1— J. Klelly 166 224 14'! S, Shams. 137 1157 13B l-i. shame. 115 137 142 L. F‘Ol‘d 145 115 176 M. Dockendorff 100 187 1'75 Tbtal—2259. Buck Privates:- G. Duncan 194 108 117 M. MacLennan 134 82 143 R. Toombs 173 108 109 M. MacKenzis 170 162 136 M. MacLeoci 156 172 137 Total-Lion. Corporals1— E. He 153 104 101 E Mitchell 183 190 165 E Jones 103 127 136 R Stern: 157 15B 132 M Maclnnil 100 124 122 Total-MSG Pilots:- S. Maclvlillan 180 119 124 J. MacLaine 136 131 104 E_ Holmes l0! 76 128 M. Stewart 185 102 150 J. MaoLeod 129 133 156 Total-mid.

High single J. Kielly 224. H1811 we E-u1tene11..s1-..

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hm Tarts:- W. Monteith 177 202 l}! M_ Bcl-rigan 141 197 172 J. Bradley 186 172 180

High three R, McDonald 708.

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DETROIT, March 3l—-(CI’l——The Detroit Red “rings entered the finals of the Stanley Cup hockey playoffs tonight with a 3-1 victory over the defending champion Bus- ton Bruina in tile second game of the best-out-of-ihrce semi-finals series before 18.525. largest crowd ever to see a game here.

The Red Wings, last year's Cup finalists also, will meet the Toronto Maple leafs, winner in the decid- ing game against the New York Rrngers. in a bcst-out-of-seven series for the battered trophy.

The ileroes were 23-year-old Jack Carvetll, playing his first year of big league hockey, and veteran Don Gro so. Carveth, p.ay- in: 0:1 a “kid rle, scored the first two of Dctroits goals. Grosso unloosed a bcdlam of noi=e when, with goalie Frankie Brimsek off the ice in the last minute of play as Boston, wilil 51x forwards, tried to tie the count. He mod¢ a ISO-foot bull; eye.

Carveth sent the Red Wings into tile lead in the first four minutes of play, Hc grab-bod the puck frcm centre Art Jackson and got off a pass intended for Jerry Brown in front c1 U143 Boston net. It never reached Brown, however, striking Jack Crawford's lcg and bouncing high past Brimsck.

Boston, undbfe to match Detroit's offensive tonight, evencd the count midway in the period on a goal by Herbie Cain, All Cain 11nd to do after Harvey and Art Jackson had worked the puck from behind the net was to jam it. past goalie Johnnie lvfolvcrs‘ leg when the latter tried to cover 11p an opening.

‘Ihen, at 9:46 of the third period, Carvet-h got the second of his tall- ies after a face-off deep 1:1 Boston territory. Jerry Brolm passed to Adam Brown and, in o scramble, the latter silovod the puck toward the goal, Carveih came out of no- Mlere to bcnt Brinlsek ivitil s. whistling shot.

It was all Detroit after that, but the red light ifn hed six seconds before the game when Brimsck was taken out and six forwards placed oll the 101?.

This tinle ccntrs Don Grossn grabbed the disc in his own terri- tory as the Bruins charged in, got over his own blueiillc. and sent l. shot down the ice toward the un- protected gohl. To the consterna- tion cf the Bruins, tile AGO-foot- drivc found its mark and it was all over.

SUMMARY First Period

L-Detroit, Carvcth 3:50

2—Boston, Cain (A. Jackson, Jackscni 8:32

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Second Period

Scoring-None. Penalties-Nona

Third Period 4—D@‘l-1‘01i. Carveth (A. Brown, J. Brown) 9'46

4—I)etro1t. (lrosso 10:54 Penalty-McGil1.

Aces elated After victory

MONTREAL, March 3i—(QP)- “We'll finisll the series tile next game," shouted Coach Don Pennis- ton of the Aces as he led a tri- umphant band of players into the dressing room after tile Aces had crushed the Glace Bay Miners un- der an 8-0 count to take a 2-1 lead 1:1 me best-of-flve series. The rest of the Aces agrzed with their coach as they unlaccd their skates amid a throng of well-wishers. “Bring on the Fryers," was the

they tai cd over the overwhe - lng defeat of the Coal-Towners

On the other side of the rink a weary group of Miners slowly re- moved their equipment, disappoint- ed in tonight's showing. Ooadl Pop Morison wouldn't say much s- bout the Down-Boaters chances in the fourth fixture. but. thought the Miners were not up to scratch in absorbing one of their worst losses of the campaign,

‘The boys seemed to be a little lost on the large surface," said Monson. “but it might be a differ- ent story in the next game,"

Winnipeg honors Contest victors

WINNCIPEG. March 3l—(ClPl-. Two Winnipe residents, champion; in widely dlf crent types of sport, each will receive it ri:1g bearing the city's coat of arms,

‘The champions are Abe Yarlof- sky, 17-year-old chess wizard who won thr- Canadian senior chump- ionshin last Qctoiter, and Majol- R, G. Pickemli, a former railway 1_ iceman who won the Cans isn senior revolver championships each year from 1928 to 1939.

Yanofsky dethroned the former churn ion, . 11px. Montreal. Yanc sky had previously held the Cnrlndlnll Junior championship,

Major Pickcroll, lll addition to holding ille Cllzladinn senior n- volver cll mpiondllp, won the pin- tol anrl rapid fire championships for each year fvrm 199R to 1on9; cnptuwwl three w"r'rl rcords and four British Empire records.

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Commission says Simon was on Floor at I0 count

NEW YORK, March 3i-—(A.‘P)-— The New York State Athletic Commission decided today, after hearing a complaint by Jimmy Johnston, manager of Abe Simon, that Simon was not on his feet at the count of “l0" in the sixth round against Joe Louis last Fri- day night and therefore h-ad been counted out.

At the some time the Cormnis- sion told Johnston to submit his charges of "violation of the rules, laws and regulations governing championship matches" against referee Eddie Joseph, and then the Commission would hold a hearing on the allegations. John- ston already had fcrlvardcd the charges to the Corrmission in a telegram lsst Saturday.

Johnston contended that Simon regained his feet before "10" and therefore should have been per- mitted to continue.

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A Y. M O. A. basketball team last night defeated s, team from Saint Dunstanls University 21-20 in an exhibition game. The first half ended with the teams tied iO-all. In the second lmlf, however. the Y 8411M edged ahead in the few min- utes of play.

Smith for the S. D. U. team was the big point getter of the game ooVecting seven. Cameron szot six, and O'Neill. McEntee and McAdam two each. and 0'Hanley one.

Gay and Morris with six each were tied as point getters for the victors. Shams. and Brown each scored four and Young one.

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Quebec Aces Overwhelm Glace Bay 3-0

BMJNIREAL, March 81—(CP)—-

A de-A performance from the goalnout Aoes

resulted I21 Quebec

scoring an easy 8-0 victory tonight over Glace Bay Miners in the third game of their Canadian senior hockey semi-fin- a1 dairies. The victory gave the Aou a -

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Win 3 of 5 bouts At ll. ii. B. tourney

FREDERICTON, March 81- tCPb-Bcxers from Prince of Wales College, Charlottetown, won three of five bouts with opponents from University of New Brunswick Mnlght. Nine srmv bouts between members of the Sussex army camp lnﬂ Fredericton training centre also were run of! It U. N. B_’s gymnasium.

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convincing victory 951,111,- Aces, champions of

Bay Ilnegln. I50. U. N. I, won s decision over B. flow- kins, 150, P. W. C.

Bob McLaughlin, 134, U. N. 8., knocked out L. MacDonald, 132. l’. W. C, in second round.

B. Hooper, 136. P. W. C.. won a decision over B. Young, 135. U. N. B.

‘B. Campbell. 159, P. W, 0,, won a decision over Don Duerr, 158. U. N. B.

Wilson, 175, P. W, C.. won s gecision over sweet, 193, U. N.

Pm , to ime chnmpcns in game o! the series night sud go final agolns the Canadian Air some The fourth game is

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