SPORTS FRONT
By PIUS CALLAGHAN
Things Are All Even
ANYONE who called either Stanley Cup semi-final in five games ne been proved wrong
New York Rangers and Chicago Black Hawks made —— aneeisee ch short series w motes Sate Yom Maple sak and Montreal Canadiens Tuesday
n 2-0 in their best-of-seven sets, the —_ and Rangers began their comeback Sunday night and Tuesday they picked up where they left off on Sunten.
Tonight the scene has shifted to the Canadian cities where Leafs and the Habs are hoping the aera on home ice will continue, Ir both semi-finals to date, not one of the four teams has been able to garner a decision on enemy ice. That pattern
f{ could continue ao omen pe if it oe, the Leafs and Canadiens
will meet in the However, ne two a by the oom and Rangers surely must have inspired these underdog clubs and noe
they'll take to the ice with a confidence ang det: will be hard to overcome
ONE THING is sure and that is that we will see plenty of hockey in the next few days.
Tonight the cameras are on Montreal and Chicago as these teams fight for that all-important fifth game and a 3-2 lead in the series. Saturday night the scene shifts to Toronto for the sixth hattle between Leafs and Rangers. This will be the final game in in this set if tonight’s winner comes through again on Saturday. If Leafs and Rangers pe ee next two games, the series will conchae Sunday a at Madison Square Gardens.
er tonight’s game in Montreal, Hawks and Canadiens will
rps! po Sunday oo they will renew their battle in the Windy
City Stadium. This also will be the arach game in the series if the victer tonight can do a repeat on
So those of us who growled last pw night because of no
game will not be annoyed this Saturday, We’ll see Leafs and Ran-
gers and undoubtedly it will be Hawks and Canadiens on Sunday.
Mahovlich Looks Bad
UNDOUBTEDLY the goat in that Rangers-Leafs game was Frozk Mahovli lich who failed show anything
{ The Summerside Midget all star players rey eee it up in the dressing
Minor Hockeyists
; M seemed listless most of the evening. He drew two rather useless penait- fes in the second period, just when Leafs needed manpower wor: on the two-goal lead that Rangers had built up in the first,
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Johnny Bower was supposed to be playing for his job Thurs- | day night "mn if that was ~~ om. the old cs retain surely must | SUMMERSIDE — Three hun- | Morrison told the young hockey have retained it. Johnny was in fine f arr in that ed Minor Hockey League | pavers that the cost to the first oo when Rangers ile coeiean the vis' wer | players were feted by the Ladies | town of the Minor program this was weak on Sunday but he responded to Imiach's. last and | Auxiliary of the George R. | season was over seven thou- came through with flying colors on Tuesday. Pearkes VC Branch, Royal Can- | sand dollars, but added that if f or proatin yg Bee ee ee = game’ - wee = an Legion Summerside last is youth work makes better | i ie ener-Waterloo club scored i 0 night at a banquet held in the | citizens of the boys taking part, goals and assisted on the third. He looked mighty dangerous Legion home. Master of cere- | the program is well worthwhile. every time he got yoy of the rubber and you can be sure | co was Robert C. Schur- | He thanked the Kinsmen club the Leafs will give him extra attention tonight. | for their m of $500 and
The principal speaker the director of physical fitness | at Summerisde High Schoo! | Charles Ballem, who spoke to the boys on the importance of rtsm.
What About Tonight?
CANADIENS have Bese none badly in Chicago. They not = them oe too much ‘aes,
this year’s hockey program David Boswell.
The Hawks seemed to Preonghee tbs habe spo ip, rules of the ly in the first iod A they outshot the | game, respect for officials and | gratulated the Habs 22-10, After that play hen even but the Chicago squad had | stressed the responsibility of | winners
conducting themselves with | dignity at all times.
| He also ke The highlight of the evening | “é or
This could indeed be the case but we aren’t makin such | was the Gaerne presentation to | p eall, We still think the Blakemen will be mighty tong | uals te | the most valuable player in physical fitness , erack on Montreal ice and we look for them to go ahead once | each Minor League bracket. again in the series tonight. You can’t just write off a team like | These trophies, awarded by | principal speaker
Canadiens. After all they did have a most impressive record | Robin Hood Mills Ltd. were |
during the regular schedule and even gh they now are | presented on their behalf shorthanded they still remain a potent outfit. Gar Poee a Ga | ele Seauy #oreae ead tec | e should witness a rugged contest tonight and the Mont- | the Minor League committee Sc. pa so age eva ope realers will have their 1 SI on hand to cheer every- | of the Senseeaas Amateur | program thing they do. If Chicago could conture ‘this one, they’d be 23 & | Athletic Association. Receiving Mr. Sdhcinasaes soa: apy oe fair way of ending things Sunday night. Canadiens know this . the awards were, “Mosquito, gram from the president of the better than anyone and they'll take no chances. Jimmy Keough: Peperteays Maritime Amateur A ic As- Gary Gallant; Pee Wee, Em: | sociation, Pius of ' manuel Gallant and Bantam, | Ghartott who Paul Hogan regrets at not being able to be | a r m 2 r Ss e ot U e Harold Champion _ presented | present due to illness. He also | the most valuable a, in the | congratulated the Midgets on Midget division to David Coffin. | annexing the rene e e This trophy was dobened by H. | crown. R. Crockett Jewellers. | A message — also read by | a n S ' i Mr. Schurman presented | Mr. Sch J. crests to members of the Pee | Hogan, Seeoitoes of the SAAA team which won the expressing regrets t pres
The 1962 Farmers’ League, Raynor, to the captain of champions will be declared this| New Annan BBeavers, Clay Saturday night at Kensington | Mill. Ladies Auxiliary, when Kensington Seabrooks and| The James Pendergast tro-| who prepared and served the Hope River battle it right down phy, awarded to the league's | delicious turkey dinner, was to the wire in the o_o and | leading roan will be presented | presented a uet of flowers final game of the seri } the Pendergast | on behalf of the iinor League |
After playing arcadh six hard | | family to evens a of the | players by George a aks a fought games, the, teams expect | Hunter River Com member of the Mi joann | to attract the largest crowd for) Mrs. MacInnis will present the | which won the N.B.-P.E.I. title a long time. These folks will be David MacInnis Memorial tr 0- ay night. anxiously awaiting to see who phy to New Annan’ Beavers His worship Mayor J. Ernest
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Oe Lee tee akon [oie Diomedes Olivo broke the bank along | fashioned a two-hitter as Pitts- vesehall's exhibition trail Wed- | burgh shut out Washington 2-0 | nesday with Houston belting Los | at Fort Myers Angeles Anges 20-5 at El Paso | Elsewhere. Ne and San Francisco walloping | Yankees edged Detro’ Cleveland 1s? in 11 —— at Lakeland, St. Louis Phoenix for a grand total of 60 Philadelphia 7-5 at Clearwater, runs and 74 hits in the two Chicago Cubs nipped Los games, geles Dodgers 6-5 at Mesa, | | Colts lashed 21 hits against wavkee whipped Boston 92 a Angels with Roman aoe con- Scottsdale and New an 6a ok necting for two hile | beat Chicago White Sox
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‘Canadiens Not Consistent; Penalties Disturbing Blake
By LAURENT CHIASSON spring's humiliating nt -final sat out the fourth, may Mikita not only leads all play-
MONTREAL (CP)—Montreal loss to Hawks, have been ready for tonight's game scorers with nine a Canadiens will be trying to halt consistent — even fous the He wasn’t so hopeful about aioe goals and six assists- aggressive Chicago Black present series is tied 2-2 in Bernie ‘(Boom Boom) Geoffrion, is generally regarded as the bis
who twisted his chronically bad left knee in the third game
The Boomer dressed for the fourth, but wasn't used.
“I’m not going to take any chances with Geoffrion unless he’s fit,”’ said Blake.
Canadiens will have Keith Mc- Creary, 21 - year - old winger brought up from their Hull-Ot- tawa farm club in the Eastern Professional League as an em- ergency replacement.
McCreary took several turns in the fourth game and showed
Hawks’ onslaught when the two games—and they know it. man in Chicago's offensive at- | clubs meet in the fifth and key They were hard pressed to game of their best-of-seven win the first two games 2-1 and | Stanley Cup semi-final here to- 4-3 here last week, before losing 41 and 5-3 at Chicago Sunday and Tuesday nights. ‘ Coa Toe Blake was partic- | ularly disturbed about the club | taking too many penalties and | its: neni to kill them thought we played well a. to win that last game. | ut the penalties killed us, barked Toe. we were shorthanded we just stood there tured the Sunny Isle Farm nee | watching the other fellows put gue title last night as a result of the puck in the net. their 2-1 win over Southport : | ‘Lor OF RUBBISH’ Saint Dunstan's rink “T can’t figure out why we're
The Bombers took the two. being given so many penalties. ome total goal series by a 7-4/7 keep reading we're playing ‘ore. | rough and dirty. That’s a lot of a for the champs were, rubbish. Wendell Doiron and Wendell, “In the last three games we MacInnis. Smallwood. counted have had two men out at the | the lone goal for Southport. same time with penalties. It __ | never happens to the other | elubs, always us." Canadiens made the long trip
“I'd have to pick him as our best Player so far in this se ries,’ said Hawk mee man-
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7 i. > 0 al Montreal, you ave \ bis rapewpaita ey which 7 to keep them off balance and eading the series 3-4 are see that’s what we're doing,” said ing their second straight title
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