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t Ten. wind-driven home runs, . three’ by Roger Repoz of New “"SSYork Yankees, cleared the in the only two Florida games Played Monday as torna- does whipped -through major league baseball~eamps in the South. ne

The Yankees nipped ~Gincin- Reds 10-9, Lou Clinton's | two-run single capping a ninth- inning rally, and two homers by Curt Blefary led Baltimore Or- foles p&st Washington Senators 84 in. the only Florida games.,

Two Chicago. Cubs pitchers blanked -California Angels 4-0 at Las Vegas, Nev., and Cleveland Indians whipped Los: Angeles |

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Dodgers 7-2 at Mesa, Ariz. FOUR CANCELLED

The Houston-Pitstburgh, Min- (the strong pitching of Sam Mc- Louis, | ae Chicago White Sox, Boston-New |Strikeout king last season fanned

York Mets and Atlanta-Philadel- phia games were victims of the

nesota-Kansas City, St.

Florida storm.

' Gordie Coleman and John Ed-

wards homered for Cincinnati

‘which -led.the Yankees 9-7 going into the last of the ninth. despite’

Revoz’ three blasts. Clete Boyer'’s pinch double

Ruben Amaro’s single and Hor- - ace Clarke’s double produced one New York run.and, after an

intentional walk to Roy White

CBC Releases NHL -Schedule

TORONTO (CP) — The CBC released Monday a. partial schedule of the Stanley Cup semi-final games which will be carried, live on its television net-

work.

All night games will begin at after The only

8:30 p.m. EST, 30 miny the opening faceoff.

afternoon game on _ Sunday

April 10, between Chicago Black ; »| TORONTO (CP)—Toronto Ma- :|ple: Leafs expect to have left 30 minutes_. after the opening

Hawks. and Detroit Red Wings will be carried at 3 p.m. EST.

faceoff. a The other four games are be

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tween Toronto Maple Leafs and Montreal Canadiens. The dates

for these games are April 7, 9 12 and 14.

A” further —schedule—of—tele- easts of semi-final games will “be released as the two series progress.- Both series open Thursday with Chicago as host to Detroit and Toronto visiting

the : Canadiens.

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Clinton singled home .the tying and winning runs.

Blefary’s two homers and one by Boog Powell paced the Orioles, offsetting Washington home- runs by Willie kland and Bob Chance. Je

All 10 homers in {the two ‘Florida games went over right ifield fences, aided by extremely heavy winds.

‘Ernie Broglio of the Cubs held California to three hits through

seven s- and Ted Aber. nathy com; the shutout with two hitless . Catcher

Chris Krug. paced the_ Chicago attack with four hits and~three RBIs. ’ ~

Léon Wagner and Max’ Alvis jeach drove in two runs as Cleve- -Jand topped the Dodgers behind

Dowell. The American League

seven and yielded one: run on) five hits in-the first-six-innings...-

|-"TAMPA, Fla. . does that swept Florida Mon- day put a damper on several league baseball teams opening the final week of spring training. -

The Houston Astros training

Mahovlich, Stanley To Play

winger Frank Mahovlich and “|defenceman Allan Stanley ready

Stanley Cup semi-final ‘series

Thursday night in Montreal

, against the Canadiens.

| Mahovlich, Toronto's top

scorer with - 32. goals—-and 56

points in the regular schedule season, missed last week- $. games because of fluid on

the knee. :

But manager - coach Punch Imlach_ said he will be ready Thursday.

ligaments ‘in his. right. knee, has said the knee does not bother

17--NHL seasons has been a mainstay ‘of the Toronto defence

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site at Coca was damaged, three. exhibition games were washed- out, and high winds and. rain hit other camps. :

eral light poles at the stadium were knocked down and -win- dows were broken in the recrea- tion building.

burgh Pirates at Fort Myer. was rained out, along -with the Minnesota Twins - Kansas City Athletics match at and the St. Louis Cardinals-Chi- cago White Sox game at Sara- sota

hit the Winter Haven camp of

no siderable Cincinnati Reds_train, and at St.

New York “Mets.

(AP)—Pormar~+ The .Pownal_Royals__ defeated Hampshire Bulldogs“ 10-T at—St. Dunstan’s Rink last night in the sixth game in the best of seven final for the Hon. Philip Mathe- son trop!

will bé played tonight at eight o'clock at -St. All trophies and awards will be presented following the game. Those receiving awards are; % urged to be on hand. ‘

Hughes, H. Smallwood, and G. MacCallum each a i _| Small wood, B. Wilson, D.

dow and M. Crane each fired

singletons. : H. Dingwell fired Hampshire's only goal.

Dunstan’s University captured the annual interclass basketball tournament at Alumni gymnas- ium by whipping the Juniors by a score of 51-37 in the third game of a best of three- series

Sparked by, stellar guards Bob Driscolt-and- Paul Hickey the se-

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Astro officials reported sev-

Houston’s game against Pitts-

Bradenton

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SDU Sophomore Capture Honors

The Sophomore class at St.

drews, National Hockey publicist, said Mond league will

year men pulled out to a half-time. lead. Junior stal-

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WEDNESDAY, APRIL 6th. ee POWNAL ROYALS

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New York Yankee ~ outfielder. Roger Repoz -a pears to be walking on while trotting around the: ba- ses after hitting -his third home run in an exhibition

Rosseau, Mikita. Get $500Apiece

_ Hull--won—$1,000__for_finishing in first-and $1,000 for being the leading scorer in each half of dward identical |the schedule. :

Jean Beliveau of Canadiens

MONTREAL—(CP)—Ron_An-

second |amounts of $500 to Bobby Rous- seau of Montreal Canadiens. and Hawks’. Mikita for their tie finish in set- fond spot—in—_the-individtal scor-

Rousseau. and Mikita second to Bobby Hull yof Chi- cago with 78 points on identical records of 30 goals and 48 as- sists. Hull set a record, ing the season with 97 points on

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- v8 HAMPSHIRE BULLDOGS Game time 8% e’clock, admission |’

shaking Repoz’ hand. Repoz homered in- the second, sixth, and eighth innings. The Yan-

Verina Trophy duo of Gump Worsley and Charlie- Hodge earned themselves a total of $1,250 for

their best goals—against. record on the season and their best |!

the $500

Seventh and final game for the ~—-~f Hon. Philip* Matheson-Trophy at 8.D.U. Rink Tonight, Tuesday

SECOND SECTION

Hockey Association Juveniles advantage of a week St.

the St. Lambert ,.club whipped the visitors from Quebec 11-4 in the first game of the Eastern Canadian Juvenile Invitational

town Forum last evening.

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scheduled for Aug. 27-28.

CENTRE SEEMS-IDEAL . Mayor Nadeau said the new structure will serve as an ideal centre for various seasonal activities, in addition to its use for the 1966 and 1967 cham- pionships. The week - long centennial tournament is expected to draw o minimum of 100,000 specta-

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willing to coach New-.' York Rangers, who finished National Hockey League base- ment this year. : Journal - American Hockey writer Stan Fischler quotes Ri- chard as saying in Montreal, in a telephone interview, that he’d

receive the’right offer.”

Fischler. “Now I'm wait-

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Celtics keeps close guard on’

best-of-seven, series in. NBA .

BIG GUN Eastern- division champion ship. in Philadelphia. Cham... berlain was held to 23 point score for the game as the Cel tics won, 115-96.

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