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7Canadiens Deieai Re ingsi2-1 ln Overtime I

DETROIT (AP)——Andre Prono- vost skated the length of the ice and scored the winning goal in sudden death overtime to give the Montreal Canadiens a 2-1 vic- tory and a commanding lead over the Detroit Red Wings in their semi-final series for the Stanley

' Cup Sunday night. Montreal took

a 3-0 lead in» the series.

Pronovost picked up a loose puck near Montreal’s blue line and raced goalward. He skated around the Detroit defence and pushed in the winner from five feet as goalie Terry Sawchuk slid out to meethim.

The teams had battled score- less for almost 36 minutes from late in the second period.

It had been a hectic battle as both goalies—-Sawohuk and Mont-

,1-ears Jacques Plante —— foil.-d

scoring efforts time after tiihe.

The tight, hard-checking battle went into overtime after the teams traded goals within a two- minute span of the second period.

Forbes Kennedy gave the Wings a 1-0 lead at 14:07 on a fluke goal. His 75-foot flip from centre ice took a wierd hop over Plante’s stick into the Montreal goal. Plante had come out and settled down on one knee to make the save.

PLANTE HIT HARD

A half-minute later, Plante was felled when Bob Bailey cross- checked him from behind just outside the crease. Plante toppled‘ face down and remained there for three minutes before he was revived.

The teams s k a t e d to their dressing rooms and the last 5:22 of the period was tacked onto the third stanza. Plante suffered a bump behind his .head, but re- turned to play brilliantly. ,

Bernie Geoffrion and Bert 01-m- stead attempted to fight with Bailey, but were held off. Geof- frion also had an altercation with rinkside fans and shoved his stick at them. ' .

Royals On Playoff Trail, Leave For Sydney Tonight

Charlottetown -Royals leave this evening by car for Sydney, N. S. where they play the next three games of the semi final series for the Maritime Senior Hockey Title against the North Sydney Combines. The games will be played on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday of this week. Should

. any more games be required in

this series, the teams will return to Charlottetown for the re- mainder.

The Royals, showing superb condition, even though out of action for a few weeks, defeated the two games of the series play- ed at the Sports Arena. The Char- lottetown hockey fans ‘ wish the

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Royals good luck in these next*

encounters.

Buck Whit1ock’s squad will be without the help of Spy Ready and Willie Dunn and at press time it was not certain whether Frankie Roper would beable to make the trip. It is also unlikely that Bubby Dowling will be mak- ing the trip. He was missing from the lineup in the first two games.

Following is the probable line- up: Goal-Thane Doyle and Fran- kie Roper; Defence- Farmer Josey, Junior, Stu MacLure, Art Perry; Forwards-Allie Carver, Skip Carver, Lloyd Shepherd, Angie Carroll, Merrill Pineau, Rip Ready, and Buck Whitlock.

Minors

Take Series Lead

Charlottetown’s minor hockey- ists grabbed the lion's share of glory Saturday night at the Sports Arena, trouncing Summeiside teams onthree occasimis and battling ‘to; a tie in the other encounter.

Royalty Bears won’ the paper- weight game 1-0; Queen Charlotte High downed S’Side baptams 4-1 and Abbie: edged the Western midgets by a 3-1 count.

’In the Pee'Wee scrap, ‘Queen Charlotte and Lippy Gaudet’s Summerside youngsters battled to

a2-2 tic. '_ ‘ _

All "games were the first of :a home-and-home total goal series. Final games will be played .in Summerside. '

In the_Royalty Beans-Summeiu side contest the lone goal was siored by.A1lan Flood.

Goals, scored in the Q. C. H. S. -S’side bantams encouter wereby

. Roy Biggar, J. Davis, F. Dow,

and John Hyndman, The single- ton for’the_ Summerside squad was registered by Willie Gallant. .111 the Midget bracket, the

counters for the Abbies were by G. Ferguson, F. Robertson, J. Hynes;'S’side goal by Ron. Gal- lant.

The counters in the Q. C. H. S.- ,S’side Pee Wee contest for Queen Charlotte were both fired by Jamie ‘Kennedy. Summerside goals were by Richard Perry and Ronnie Gaudet.

Bailey was given a minor and a 10-minute misconduct pe alfy The misconduct was issued by referee Frank Udvari because Bailey didn’t go immediately to the penalty box.

While Bailey was banished Montreal scored the equalizer. Dickie Moore got the goal, tak- ing a five-foot backhand swipe and pushing it under Sawchuk He had taken a pass from Mau- rice Richard.

This was the ninth overtime playoctlf game between the two clubs.,Eac‘h had won four of the other eight. The last one on \pril

16, 1954, gave the Wings the Stan-

EDMONSTON, N.B. (CP) —-St. Basile Aces advanced to the Maritime intermediate hockey finals by defeating the Prince Edward Island Parkdale Flyers 13-8 in a two-game, total point semi-final series here over the weekend.

St. Basiltook the series opener 6-4 Saturday night and clinched series Sunday with a 7-4 triumph. the N. B. —P. E. I. champions will now meet the Nova Scotia titlists for the Maritime inter- mediate crown.

Speedy Louis Lavoie sparked the winners attack by turning a hat-trick in both contests. The 19- year-old right winger also assist- ed on two other goals-- one in each tussle--for a series total of eight points. ‘

The teams fought on even terms

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ley. Cup when Tony Leswick scored at 4:29 of the first ..er- time period, the Wings winning 2-1. Summary

First period: Scoring: N o n e. Penalties: Bonin 5:58, U ll In a 11 7:27, M. Pronovost 9:27, Beliveau

19:33.

Second period: 1. Detroit, Ken- ney (M. Pronovost) 14:07. 2. Mon- treal, Moore (Beliveau, M. Rich- ard) 16:00. Penalties: M. Prono- vost 10:52, Bailey (minor and misconduct) 14:38.

Third period: No scoring. Pen- alty: A. Pronovost 5:07.

Parkdale Flyers Lose Out To Si‘. Basile Aces 13-8

until the thr-ee—tninute mark of the third period in the first match, when Lavoie broke- a 3-3 tie.

éfficers Elected As S’Side

Ladies Curling

The Ladies Division of the Summerside Curling Club held their closing on Saturday. March 29, with the retiring president, Sally Basler, in chair. There were about 60 members present. Friendly games were playing in the afternoon followed by a ban- quet and the annual meeting, which included yearly reports from the members of the execu-

Jack Kenan’s men then added two makers before Armand Arsenault of the flyers closed the first game.

Arsenault had scored once be- fore in the third stanza. Othelr Parkdale scores were Jack Car- roll and Ben Landry. Besides Lavoie, Aces marksmen were Ronaldo Senechal, Aldeo Roussel and Charlie Gagne.

A total of 10 minor penalties were shared equally by the two teams.

In the second game, St. Basile seized a 3-0 lead in the opening twenty and stayed in front for the best of the encounter. Singles were scored for the winners by Clarence Clavette, Senechal, Guy Roussel and Claude Lebel. Arsen- ault and Fred Simmons both

tallied twice for Flyers. four penalties went to each team.

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Club Closes

tive, and the election of officers for the,next season.

Winners of the competitions during the year were presented with prizes, as follows:

Pre-Christmas schedule: .(Win- ners; business girls, Kay Mclver (skip), Lilliam Cudmore, Eliza- beth Wood, Christine MacDonald. Runners-up, Anna Hayes (skip), Gladys Beer, Winnie Grant, Norma Bowness.

President’s match; inners, blis- iness girls, Shirley Simpson (skip), Amelia Larkin, N. Gills, Frances Reid. Runners-up, Al Morrison (skip). Pearl MacFaIr1 lane, Gladys Beer, Fern Pickard.

Club championship; winners, Anna Hayes (skip), Fran Hent- horn, Helen Clark, Gladys Beer. Runners-up; Shirley Simpson (skip), N. Gillis, Elizabeth Wood, Dot McPhee.

Cecilia Bradshaw Campbell competition; runners- Irene ‘Spil- liphant (skip), Jean Nicholson, Wanda Hunter, Joan. Compton. runners-up, Laura Crockett (skip, Fran Henthorn, Edythe Dodds, Norma ‘Bowness.

C. E. Crockett trophy; winners, Anna Hayes (skip), Laura Crock- ett, Al Morrison, Norma Suther- land. Runners~up, Sal1y‘Basler, (skip), Marion Howatt, Ev Mc-

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SYDNEY, N. S. (CP) — Cape Breton All - Stars squared their Memorial-Cup playoff series with Buckingham B e a v e r s at two games each Sat-urday night when they rolled to a 8-2 victory.

Fifth and deciding game will be played here Monday.

Cape Breton, facing elimina- tion, came out fighting and never let up. Before the game was three minutes old Cape Breton had a 2-0 lead. Beavers cut the margin to 2-1 before the period ended but All-Stars wrapped it up in the second when they scored four unanswered ' goals. In the third they out - scored Bucking- l.am 2-1. ~ ’

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