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NEW. YORK (AP) —- Detroit ed Wings out New York‘s 11n— eaten streak at Sunday night Y defeating rbhe Rangers ,3-1 an arm Ullman’s second goal of e National H o c key League ame at 7:10 of the third period. Alex D1elveC'c1hLio added an im— umance‘ tally wlhh 32 seconds re- ‘ flung and R a 117 g e r goalie p Wonsley on the bench.

ason .

ed Wings Beat Rangers; ruins ShufOul Habs 2—0

Second period: 1. New York, Bothgate (Popein, Prentice) 2:58; 2. Detroit, Ullman (Pznoneovost, Delvecchio) 17:07. Penalty; Shack 10:10. '

Third period: 3, Detroit, Ull- man (Howe) 7:10; 4. Detroit, Del- veccehlo (Ullhnran) 19:28. Penal- ties: Hanna 4:03, Kennedy 8:44, Pronoivosrt 15:58.

BOSTON (AP)#Boshon Bruins,

League leadens, 2-0 Sunday night on goals by Vic Sharsiiulk V and Nerm' Johnson.

period: No Scoring. Pen raltles: Eolvdn 1:03, Turner 7:21, Sbwsriuk 19242.

Second period: 1. Boston, Stas- iuk (Anmstnonlg) 9:11. Penalties: M. Rlcha-nd 5:415, Shasirutk 111242, Morrison 12:01.

10: 317, Boivln 19: 58.

' By Ail. VICKERY , Canadian Press Staff-Writer WllINNfflPEiG (Ci?) ——,W1inni1p_exg no Bombers, early and along advantage of 'evexy op-

L L1Los 23—7 Saburdiay in deciding glamecf the Wesbem

A CDUWdLL “ .31 when

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of quarterback Getty. The

alert Bombers also made key re-

coveries 01f threeof four Edmon— ton flumlbles and intercepted two passes. ,

,Ilt' marked the second straight year Boombem had upset theEsk.

itmos in 'a three-game final. afiter .

FORCED THIRD GAME ‘ -BIOmlbeI‘s1, easy winnens of the league schedule, downed the Eislc

L ‘ rhinos 30-7 in the first game at- 1.Ec1monton' a; week earlier, but Sam Lyle’s chew boumcvedrbarck

to lake the second' contest L’at

.Wledneudlay 1 might 1,by1 1. uglgeil contest in mm - the same score, fencing the saw-

Off ‘glalniIe. j .

' Bnulsing John1_ Varone,‘ import —

fiulllbaek, plunged for-two touch-1

,“m'angxinxto 18—0 at athe hall and

11nd.

upsetwth'e Big” our suchstartlingzocurremce. ' '1

VES’ rL doesnft

‘ leaf ,hurleh' P’ BwtvwilihMcM‘ on

to? keen sharp

’ The reason I. much that the Braves h‘ul‘l'etrs 1were1so get much chance. out 72"‘cOmp1ete ,thhsther‘e, isn’t in

,gwtnmpag. Blue Borrnber's hen L unanimity and Weir e G

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ght; that

bank 'Ciair 1a , more ‘LiL-esOunding, _ y L"the nigh

-Blue Bombers clash,

night?s- game when Edmon- ' ’ you would'be inclined'to go along That first victory of, the Bombers.

and Eskimos namurally became "

. lesson on Wed: L ’h

.Qu .

downs for Bombenswhile quarter- back Jim' Van Pelt booted two cements, a field goal and two singles. Eulllback Charlie Shep- ard, restmcted to kicking duties due to a hip- injup 1, added three singles. . . All - star quartenbnck Jackie

down on a 29—yard, pza'sseand—pun play from Gabby. Joe Mlobna con- 1

Wlnnipeg went for a converted .;toutclhdown shortly after. the open 'ing kickoff, then. added a'flield“ goal Linc talkefia 10-0‘1‘EI31d in the first quarrter. They boosted their

2190.211 threeuulanter time.

VSPAN1I‘ARb TOPS '

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BQMBER COACH

SAYS

. Ti-Cals Can't Be Any Tougher

WlIINNllPEG (CAP) - coach Bud Grant of Winnipeg Blue Bombers said ailter Saturday’s victory in the Western.- lntenprovincial Foot- ball Union final chat the Hamil- ton Tiger-Cats “can’t be any

couver next week. They will leave

Linjumies were c o nee r 11 ed and

of Su-mmerside Aces will play a tune—up game at Civic Stadium to:

night. .

They will be called bhe Reds and Whites. Fans will be anxious-to see the newcomers inaction.

The line-up of the teams. are as follows: ' v ’

Gallant, Gerald Bonaha-n, Greg Deighan, Hugh Spicer, Reg P1111- lips, Jim Kennedy. 1 -, Whites: L Goal, ' Lewis ; defence, MacArthur, Cutolif-fej, Jamie Phil- Lfomahds, ‘ Benny Gnarly, Coke '1 Gnady, Leroy Glow, - Claude Gaudet,,L Reid DesChenes. Alfred Groom. x 1 L 1, , .} Game w?“ start at 8.15. ‘

MEXIJCO lClITY‘ (APP—1A 25-foot- 1pujtlt' fromLLbihe fringe of the green rd extrra'hole gave‘den - gel Miguel of Spain a, all 1‘ victory over, "Ireland’s ‘ radishaw. Sunday after havd‘11cllnched the Clan- acla Cup team golf title.

,L Bradshaw {and Clhnhsty1‘0’Con-1 nor had put together a two-man aggregate of 579 in the Canada Quip team, event. . ' L :Playi-n'e in the Same tense four- some a1 the end of: bile fie-1d, Nil-- Well and Bradshaw closed with wonunde=rpa1r 705<1Eor a; 72hol-e , of 286, beating Flory v1an Don k.1oif1.BelglumL byorhe stroke. 1e

lr'isLh l Golfers Ce plure ¥ 1 _

right '

with La pair .o1f13sp1e1ctacula1r recov— enyJ-s‘homs by (the 11Imhsihmagn and then prioceeded- to? the mil-yard parthre'e‘, i; ‘ '1313131111: Dis-con, ’1 , 1 g ’ Bradshaw-1 potted - within 1 >18

» inches of 113119, cup but Illiguel sank

for a' birdie ‘d'eulc-e and victoryhas a large part of “the record crowd of 12,000,1cheered Wildly.

withdrawn of, soreabacked Sam ,Sn‘ead, Ben Hog-an” trudged in with a twoaover par 291. L L

Hogan tied with South Africa’s Gary Player for, seventh place. , 'Par‘ fo the mus-naps Club die,

2116,;1pins t’heL , 29131; register‘ed hy“.

_ L1 guel, in the baamJbaLJt1tle.‘Seb1a1s-, ‘ nan Miguel was even part for

. Playing individually after the,

them,” Gnant said of the ES1 '-

mos. Despite flhe snow on the

field “we used a lot of wide

stun .” ' _1

PASSING WON IT , Edmonton coach Sam Lyle said

first down, Van Pelt got them the

more time to get the ball away

LMo-u n1 L Lose-s 1 To US. College

BANGOR, (Am-gun. A1111 son Unlvensimy 101E Seclcville, 3013.,

College basketball club outigunned— I

the Ganadlans. ‘L 103-60.

Blossom. ls defending champion L for the fouth tlr‘rne1m1-Lthc11‘l‘o1nth- ‘ .1 east Gellegle coherence Lea1guet,_1

, Mlt. Allison lost to"Washihgiton State Teacth . College , at Mach- ia‘s 715-164 Friday; c 11 , ' ‘1

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his L-pantner, , brother» ‘,‘Anrgel andSebastian Msi-’

Sunday’s final round; He had a 72 hole score of 296. 2 SOUTH {AFRIGAL THIRD . , ’4Soutlh AfniCIaLtin-ished third at 58 . ‘

Two teams tied ,ait 588. :They were Australia’s Foauk Phlllips' and Kel Nagle. and, a .pair. of S‘c-otsmen, John ‘P1a1n1t0n and Eric Brown. L 1 . 1L

Al Balding of Toronto and Henry Martell Loci Edmonton Were

y.set_ 1t sudden 990111 MOXICD‘EC‘OVIUFIL'ESBL;l1S:L3‘6'36-7?.'VLlEaLrLback at comma“ and ’ feat- e film 19 1 . I LBmadsinavw’is four oundltotal "74-73-7740~4fi9411il‘651139‘3fiwly fOI'La ‘ The .lhal ‘ “t‘ tiwo holes. L, L ‘ '

total of 6913.1 x

But We’re not anticipating any.

McMahon is ‘a pltcher with ah 1 get enough ,workito keep» him ,

long, 15.4.1111 and the frequent use LoLE pinch

has to pitch ahnbsrt’ eVery day.

’ doesn’t pitch ofinen enough

ctivlty 10m Don has in the fact good 1111958 that reliecfers didn’t

ispast season the Milwaukee pitchers turned _. When blue starting corps do' a job like work left for the boys in the bullpen. _

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.MOMBRJEAL (0P) ~ Montreal Qanadiens, striving vainly to set up Maurice (iRoclce't) Richard for

Chis 600th National Hockey League

goal, unleashed a freewheeling oifensive in the interlm for an Leasy 5-11 vlctory Saturday nivnt over-Chicago Black Hawks. . The Rocket "had eight shots on net and everyone wasa sizzlzer. But some acrobatic goal tending by Chicago’s . Glenn Hall foiled each bid, bringing a huge sigh of dishppoinhmenit from the crowd of 14,290. ' ; It was" the second scoreless game for the Rocket. Going into the‘game he had 518 .goals,;1n

' regular season play land: 81 play»

Maple Leafs Ti‘e Rangers

Linemate Lemy ,Popein got. the other Ranger goal. ' 1

Penaltyilkillec Rudy Migny and right winger Bobby Pu-lrford tal- lied for Leafs; in last place in the league pace and overpowered by Rangers last ,Wednesday. ’ Ilt wasLone of the most. spirited

Leafs played, as, though Punch Iimlra'ch, given sweeping powers as general manager Friday in an eflfiorrt to, get Toronto into, the Stanley Cup playoiflfts, was art'rilnk- side with a one-way ticket to the minons for any», player who didn‘t produce. L

take any chances on the game

L-‘g‘ames of the“ season here. And

Refleree Frank Udvvani didn’t

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two periods, giving Leafs six and

high—sticking. There were no pen- alties in the thirdL.period.

drovehome the winning goal in the third period for Boston Bruins Sabin-day night as the home team

televlsed Nabional game.

SKATES SHARPENED

T 24 Great George N. - L-

‘ 01111111511; O’Lljonn:our,‘., _ Vgave Ireland a‘behreeastiroke aid: vantage I over“ Spain’s :1 golfing '

Rangers four, most of them for ‘

' Bosron ‘(AP)’ __ Vic- Stasiuk ‘

edged Detroit Red Wings 2-11 in a 1 Hockey League

Tops 53.1.). 71144

House of Davids basketball team Saturday evening treated local fans to some dexterous ball

handling, defeating a team from

St. Dunstan’s by a score of 7121

414 at St. Dunstan’s gym.

Top scorers for the visitors were big Bob Wlnterburn and Eddie Grim, each with Zl‘points. Following close behind. was Both, the playing coach and clown of the team with 20 points. Roth was really a joker and kept the crowd laughian t'hlI‘OMlghOM‘t the game with his antics.

High scorers for the Red and

HALIFAX (C‘P) —- TWO Prince

18 13011105 and McGuigan 10. other point-getters for the Saints

were McGonnell 8,

Manning 2 and Jinegar 2. Betweenhalve's the visitors put on an amusing skit for the fans. Referees for this eidhilbition game were Donnie MacLean and Red

How att.

Leafs rTie

Hqus 3-3 ,

CHhC‘AGO (Aim—Ron Stewart’s

goal with a minute

ands left logo in the game en- abled Toronto Maple Leafs to tie Chicang Black Hawks 3-3 in a

New. Division For NHL Suggested

VANCOUVER (CPL—A Wester ern Hockey League official has suggested a start on a western division of the National Hockey League that would stretch from Winnipeg to San Francisco.

1 , Bud Poll , general manager of Edmonton Flyers, said in an in-

Mur1 h1 4. p y and Seattle;

He said the western Calgary,

and Los Angeles.

temdew the main drawback to 1h. proposal is the lack of adequate arenas in Edmonton, Vancouver

would have teams in Winnipeg- Edsmonton, Venom: L Seattle, Pontlland, San Franc

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1 goals this season. _ _

Gland Provost counted twice for Montreal. Andre Phonovost . and Phil .G'oye‘bte, Provost’s line- mates, assisted on both Ibhe might-

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,“1 got' too much rest-3' :moaned the jumbo fighth.and'er.1 91, pitched injonly138 games, all year. The season before what I didn’t ‘ , lastweek in June and I. pitched in 32ggames.

‘ t arms that work; became scarce for lggifirLfipggfil‘Sa-Bis: ovost also I 1 1 1' highest standards. , ’ p .1 p . . I I p 1 ‘ V cMahon...‘ 1 and Willey all ‘did nony and Spahn' ‘ ' ‘ 1 I 1 > r > ‘ I er ‘ - V ‘ > I. V 1 . \ Burdette/ were me the Warren and Lew of old. One time OTHER ail . _ . , _ ‘ eiver. , 1 r'Yelyy -

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Tod Sloan scored the lone Chic— ago 'talily, beating goalie Jacques Plante 1101‘ Montreal early in the flrstperiod after a minor pen- L alty 11:0 Beliveau lent the Cana- (liens shorrtlhanded. '

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Chicago was also Shorthanded when .Beliveau‘ counted Mont- realfls third goal. It came while defieniceman Jack Evans wLas‘ serving a minor penalty for trip- ping. _ z , ‘ TOR-ONTO (OP) L— The 'un. predictable Toronto Maple Leafs, perlfiohming as though their jobs Were in jeopardy, snapped New York Rangens’ winning streak at

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DON MAINTAINS 112111.31: this lack, of Work as the cause of his ineffectiveness .L ‘ n he appealed in-the third game of the world series. 111,193? unrled five scoreless innings in three appear- ances. In 1958, ‘he proved no problem at all to the New York Yankee .‘ ‘ , 1 ’ , _ I

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