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SHERBROOKE cP — Toe #4 wictary a Sherbrooke Bez 27s ever Nelson BC) Mapie Leafs Saturday night

brouzht the Allan Cup back fo Quebec province after an ab- sexe of 12 x ears.

Gill Gilbert, manager-of the

vanquished Leafs, said the Beavers were “without 2 doubt worth: ‘champjons of Canada” anc added that the Beavers

were the best-balamced team hs pesterm squad had met ail season

he Sal fore +4.1@

arday sight w pe- spectators, the row for the Sher- their hest-of- playoff - Beav-

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brooke seven

term im Allan Cup

ers douned the Leafs 7-3 in the opener. 41 im the second game and then steam-rolled the hap- less Leafs 92 in the third

\!! zames. were plaved here

SCORES THREE TEMES

Simon Nolet sparked the Sherbrooke attack Saturday rmizh three goals Claude Cardin was a step be-

scoring

Wind Git tae goals and Georse”

Guilbeault. Larry Drouin and Rear Richer cet ane apiece Pace- setter for. ©. the hapless

e om i 0

coun ROY

Leafs was Mike Laughton who beat Beaver e Serge Aubry twice. The other two scorers for Nelson were Buck Crawtord

and defenceman Dave Stewart. The Allan Cup, emblematic of

BASEBALL

ASSOCIATED _PRESS SATURDAY National League

RB. THE

Cincinnati 000 538 116—10 161 Pittsburzch 100 660 oo8— 1 81

Maloney ‘40: and Edwards: Véale-*2-1. Schwall +4), Wood ‘>\, Sisk (6). Cardwell (3) and Paghiarom. Crandall’ (6). HR:

Cin—Johnson (5).

Milwaukee 600 eee 628— 7111 New York 300 601 GOx— 4 42

Lemaster (22). Niekro (3), Osinski 3: and Torre. Fisher 1-3), Parsons ‘8}, Ribant «9) and Cannizzaro. HR- Mil—Mat- hews (7): NY—Swoboda 2 (7).

Heuston G33 21 116—11 188 Chicage 670 630 100— 6 84

Nottebart, Dierker (5) (1-0) and Brand; Koonce (2-1). Brog- lie (3), McDaniel (6), Baumann 8: and Bertell HR: Hou— Staub, -+35> Wan +3-,

‘l\; Chi—Banks (6). Williams

“(2), Altman +3).

Les Angeles 300 100 203— 9 140 San Fram 690000 000 © 33

Drysdale ‘42: and Roseboro, Torborg ‘(7'; Herbe! (1-2), Shaw (1), Hendley (7), Priddy (9) and Haller, HR: LA—Parker 1), Torberg 11).

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Simmons, Taylor (6). Schultz (7). £Jariton (7), Purkey (3), Briles (10 601) and Uecker: Belinsky Raldschun & Roe- buck (9, Culp {11 1-1) and Triandos. Dalrymple ‘7°. Cor- rales (11). HR: Sti — Skinner

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American Ieacue . New Vork 5308 000 298— 7 90 Wash. one one 083 3 40 Bouton (32) and Edwards; Richert (1-3) Narum (1). Kreut- ver (4°. Wilthite and Brum- lev. HR. NY-Pepiton (1) Bover

2).

Detroit 638 080 G00 066 b81— 4102 Baltimere 29 616 G08 G00 Gee— 3 16 2. Aguirre. Rakow ‘6: Sherry (3, Gladding (11), Fox (12) (20) .and Freehan- McNally, Miller (10--Hall «13» and Orsino. HR: Det-Kaline 4'; Bal-John-

son (1).

Cleveland O13 ene ofe— R176 Rastan O61 132 lin—15 161

Kralick ‘%1), McMahon (2), Weaver ‘4°. Hedlund 5: Wil- liams ‘6°, Stange (7) and Az- cue. Monbouquctte 32, Ra datz ‘&' and Ryan HR Cle Alnns 4 Whitheid 3 Bes— Comgiiare 3)

Chicage 000 061 eee 1 70 Minnesota 00 061 I2x— 4 90 Peters (2-2. Wilhelm (7) and Romano. Wartin Grant ‘3 and Battery HR: Min- Hall (3) . Kansas City 009 298 008— 2 81 Les Angeles 060 667 1@x— 2 80 Seziu (23). Stock (7, Wyatt ‘8 and Blanchard: Lopez (42) and Rodgers. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

SUNDAY National League

First

Milwaukee 212 660 Jee— £176

New York 090679 000— 2 61 Cloninger (42: and Torre:

Jackson (1-4), Cisco 3). Lary 4. Willey ‘6), Parsons (9) and Rerra. HRs Mil—Torre (4), Tomes (2), Menke «3

Second

Vite asker jee @2e 1ee— 4110

New Veork one 010 1— 5 91

Carrell; Osinski (6). Tiefen- suer ‘@1) 8 and Torre: Bear- marth. Ciseo (6). Bethke (2-0)

8) and Cannizzare. Gonder +6)

HR Wil—Jenes (3) Torre 2 (6). “ Leos 106 G08 Ge1— 2 608 Phila. / 281 100 G@x— 4 91

Sadecki (64: amd McCarver: Mahaffey (19). Roebuck (9)

and Triendes HRs Stuart (3), Callison [S).

Phila—

Cinctanati oes one 83 5 880

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ROUNDUP

HR. Cin—-Pavietich (2). First Heuston Chicage Johnson

000 624 02311 181

206 621 000— 5 78 (2 - 0. Woodeshick 7*, Owens *«9) and Bateman; Buhi. (3-2), McDaniel. ‘6), Aber- nathy (8), Brogho «9; and Roz- novsky. HRs Hous—Bateman 3’, Wynn (4), Staub (4). Chi— Roznovsky(1). Second Heuston Chicage

000 060 616 1 60 OO! 101 6ix— 7 110 Bruce ‘1-3: Raymond (8) and Brand: Elisworth (32) Aber- nathy “8? and Roznorsky. HR: Chi—Beckert ‘1), Banks 2 (8) Landrum (Db. Les Angeles 600 062 016— 3 $1 San Fran. 000 200 Oix— 6 90 Koufax ‘3 - 2), Miller (8), Brewer ©8 and _ Roseboro:; Perry, Murakami (8). Marichal (5-2 +8) ‘bnd Hiatt. HRs: LA— Davis-‘47= American League New York 000.100 102 4 £0 Washington 002 000 2ix—..5 80 Ford (23), Mikkelson (7), Hamilton ‘7). Reniff ‘3'. Blanco

8) and Edwards, Schmidt (7); Orteza ‘23. Kline ‘8. Daniels 9: and Camilli HRs: NY—

Linz (1), H. Lopez (2). First : 1 Cleveland ' 412 200 066— 9140 Beston 001 e009 e308 4 53 McDowell (1-2). Bell (3) and Azcue: Morehead (1-3). Lamahe 1’. Rennett 4°. Ritche 9)

and Ryan. HR: Bos—Mantilla 3}.

Second

Cleveland 312 620 101—16 180

Resten G01 610 104— 7 1271 Siebert (31+ McMahon /‘8)..

Bell 9% and Carreon: Stephen-

sen 0-2) Lamabe (3). Heffner 4. Ritchie ‘6), Morehead (9)

and Tillman

HR: Cle—Colavito. (3). Sie-

bert «1! Bos—conigliaro 2°(7), Thomas (6). : a First Detroit G00 000 610— 1 61 Baltimore 112 200 @ix— 7130 Rezan (63 Rakow (3). “Na- vasro ‘%, Gladding ‘7) . and Freehan: Pappas ‘2 - 0) and Lau. HR: Balt—Powell (3). Second Detroit 008 282 000 000— 4 80 Balt. 160 1600 296 681— 5110 McLain, Sherry ‘7'. Gladding oI 12: and Sullivan. Free- han (12): Palmer. Miller (8) Haddix (12: Hall ‘2-1) (12) and Orsino. HRs: Det—Kaline (3) Horton ‘1'. Balt—Blefary (7) Kansas City 001 601010—3 51 Les Angeles 116 281 00x— 51106

O'Donoghue ‘1 - 4). Dickson '2). Drahowsky ‘5’. Wyatt (7) and Bryan: Newman ‘41. R. Lee (3: and Rodgers. HRs: KC

Charlies 2'. LA — Cardenal (33.

SF—J.—Alou_‘2).—

Canadian senior amateur hockey superiority was pre- sented to Beaver captain Rene Pepin by Lione! Fleury, presi- dent of the Canadian Amateur Hockey Association immedi- ately after the game ; In making the presentation, Mr. Fleury told the Sherbrooke squad that because of their clear-cut victory they had “a good chance’ of being sen! over to Europe to compete there dur- ing the next hockey season. f The last time a Quebec prov- ince team won the Allan Cup

i was in 1947 when‘ it went to the

Montreal Rovals

| GOALIE STRONG

Although Nelson played their strongest game of the series against the eastern club Satur-, day night. they were foiled time and again by thé steady goal-tenfing of Aubry.

The western team. badly out- ‘shot ‘in the first three games, did better in their final game, making 40 shots on goal com- pared te Sherbrooke’s 42

A-—sterling ee Nelson goalie Jim tcher pre- vented Sherbgooke from run- ming away with the game. Letcher stopped Nolet on three breakaways and turned aside a total of 34 shots

Nelson scored both the first and last goals of the zame but

lest out im exchanges in be- tween 4 Both teams skated strongly

hroughout the match but Sher- brooke passing was slicker and the checking harder. The east- ern team also displayed yreater accuracy around the net.

The last. game was generally cleanly played, as was the cdse throughout most of the series. However, there was one last- period altercation which re sulted in a Nelson player being banished from the game. DIDN'T LIKE_IT

At the 18-second mark of the third period, Leaf goalie Letcher got a minor penalty for having thrown the puck into the crowd. Bob Kromm did not like

‘the call and said so. He was j “Sent_to the penalty ‘box for his

trouble. Inthe. penalty box..he found car he- had” been given” a” major penalty and took a swipe at the referee with his stick. Referee Dutch Vandeleen changed the call to a game misconduct and sent Kromm to the dressing room Kromm that make

said after the game he had no comment te

-LINEUPS Nelsen: Goal—Letcheg.. De- fence—Carison, Steinke, Stew- art, Malacko. Forwards—Kil-

burn _ Laughton. Kromm, Cha- wacka. Hornby. McTeer, Craw- ford. Peacoch. Rusnell, Owens, Mowery

Sherbrooke: Goal — Aubry. Defence — Rov. Robidas, Na- deau. Chevalier, Levesque. For- Wards Drouin. Guilbeault, Richer. Nolet. Cartier. Dupre, Cardin, Pepin. Burchell. Guad- reault

Referee — Vandeleen. Lines- men — Moorehouse, Vaillan- court :

SUMMARY

First peried—!_ Nelson. Craw-

ford ‘Ownes, Mowery) 8:14: 2 Sherbrooke. Nolet (‘ Burchell, Gaudreault) 13:39: 3. Sher- broeke. Guilbeault ‘Chevalier) 14:2: 4 Sherbrooke. Nolet (Chevalier)

18:44. Penalties—

Brooks Robinson Lost indefinitely

BALTIMORE ‘AP) — Brooks Robinson, the’ most valuable player in the American League last season. will be lost to Bal- timore Orioles for an indefinite period because of a fractured right thumb.

The Oriole third baseman was hit on the hand by a pitch from Hank, Aguirre in the fifth inning of Saturday's game. He started the\ first game of Sun- day's doubjeheader. but left after playii ' four innings.

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Laughton. Levesque 0:21. Ma acko 0:41, Peacosh 4:35, - vesque 11:19. Chevalier 15:24.

Second period — 5. Nelson, Stewart ‘Ownes’ 12:29: 6. Sher- brooke. Cardin (Pepin’ 15-16. Penalties—Chevalier—8-07,—Cha- waka. Cardin I1:1T, 13:57.

Third period—7. Sherbrooke, Drouin ‘Builbeault,. Richer) 5:02: 8 Nelson, Laughton (‘Cha- waka, Rusnell) 5:49; 9. Sher- brooke. Richer ‘Drouin, Guil- beault! 13:07; 10. Sherbrooke, Nolet. ‘Burchell 15:05: LL Sherbrooke. Cardin (Pepin) 7:22: 12. Nelson, Laughton 18:54. Penalties—Letcher minor, Kromm game misconduct 0:18, Guadreault 9:23, Chevalier

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Beavers Take Cup Playoff

Dodgers Win 5 Straight,

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Los Angeles Dodgers won their fifth straight game Satur- day, clobbering San Francisco Giants 90 behind the three-hit

‘pitching of Don Drysdale—and ~ Burchell”

the hitting and running of Maury Wills.

Im other National League games, New York Mets de- feated Milwaukee Braves 42 Cincinnati Reds trampled Pitts- burg Pirates 10-1. Houston As tros stopped Chicago Cubs 11-6,

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St. Louis Cardinals 9-8

In the American League. De- troit Tigers edged Baltimore Orioles 4-3 in’ 15 innings, Min- nesota Twins defeated Chicago New York Yan- kees knocked off Washington Senators 7-3, Boston Red Sox bombed Cleveland Indians 158

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