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MONTIEAI. 3. BOSTON 1

MONTREAL. Dec. 16 -(CP)- Montreal Canadiens Saturday scored their iii-st National League victory since Dec. 1, a s-1 decision over Boston Bruins.

The teams go at it again tonight Canadians a chance to overhaul the taltering Bruins.

There was plenty of speed in the rugged. wide-open contest witnes- red by 13.750 lane.

The visitors put on the pressure in the third but smart goaltending on the part of Jerry McNeil. close checking and steady defensive play kept the Bruins yirom the score sheet. ,

First reriod 1-Montreal. Bcuchard (Richard. Lach) 2-Montreal, Geolirion

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(Penrson) . 3:12 Penalties-Laycoe 6:40. Sulli- VMI 9233. Moore 18:24. Eelnicki M224. Third Period 4-Montreal, 'Meger (Reay. Bouchsrol) 16:03 Penalties-None. SHOTS:-s Henry 13 10 5-08 McNeil 14 10 10-84

I nernotr 3. cmcaoo e DETROIT. Dec. 16 - (AP) - Terry Sawchuk. the National Hockey League's leading zoalie, Saturday night registered his sixth shutout oi the season as Detroit Red Wings easily beat the

last-place Chicago Black Hawks 3-0.

The first-place Detroiters kept their six-point league lead by scoring twice in the second pe- riod and once in the finale.

Alex Delvecchio sped 120 feet to score the first goal unassisted.

id Abel made it 2-0 on a cl e-in deflection of Red Kelly's 80-footer.

Marty Pevelich added the linal flourish by lifting Metro Prystai's rebound into a net with Lumley sprawling to one side.

Chicago lost forward Bop Guid- olin on the first play oi the game when he was hit in the face by Gordie Howe's long shot. He was treated for a bruised cheek bone, and sat out the rest oi the game.

with the shutout. !our more ihan any rival goalie. Sawchuk boosted his Vezina Trophy lead to nine goals over Toronto's Al Rollins.

First Period Scoring: Nonc. Pen-allies: Gee 8:22, Dewa- bury (major) 16:28; Lindsay (major) 16:28. Second Period

1-Detroit. Delveochio . 3:31 2-Detroit. Aobel . (Lindsay, Kelly) ........ .. 19:51

Penalties: Mosienko 7:33, Fo- golin 9:30: Glover 11:39. Third Period 3-Detroit, Psvelich

fLeswick. Prystsl) 8:04 Penalties: Prystai 8:20, Mos- . ienko 1034.

TORONTO 4. NEW your 1

TORONTO. Dec. is -(GP) - Leit wing sld Smith and centre Ted Kennedy teamed up to give Toronto Maple beats the offensive spark for a 4-1 victory over New York Rangers Saturday night in I National Hockey League game be- iore 12,613 fans. The swift-skating Smith. an at- tacking powerhouse all the way, collected his 11th and 12th goals of the season and also had an as- sist as well. Kennedy got two scor- ing points with a goal and an as- sist. Right wing Tod Sloan kept pace with two assists.

The Rangers. who downed the Leafs 7-2 in New York last sun- day. tried valiantly vut couldn't cope with the Toronto attack. Goalie chuck Rayncr's sensational puck-stopping job-he blocked 31 shots-kept them in the game. A1 Rollins of Toronto made 16 stops.

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Flaman 7:27, Butler 16:26. Third Period p--Toronto. Salinger (Lewicki) ............ .. 8:13 Penalties -- Morison 6:29. slow- inskl 8:31. Flaman 17:01. Stops: Rayner Rollins

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Lamoureux Fined iii

HALIFAX, Doc. 16 -(CF) -- (CP)-Judge .1. Elliott Hudson. president of the Maritime Major Hockey League. announced satur- day he is lining coaoli Leo Lam- oureux oi Charlottetown Islanders 525 for getting on the Ice without permission in a game at Moncton between Hawks and Islanders. 'Mr., Hudson quoted the rcicrees report of the game Dec. 8 as say- ing: "Lumoureux . . . was ejected from the game at 7:13 of the ilrst per- iod when he stepped on the ice to dispute a. holding

strained by the referees from do- in; anything further alter a pol- iceman grabbed him. He retired to the dressing room and we had no further trouble. At no time did he attempt to punch or mnnhandle either one of us." '

It is interesting in note that the National Hockey League fine for a similar oiiense it fifty dollars, said the president.

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