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officials and six othcr tumors:

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leagues. amateur and profcs- sinnal. in North America Dupont was church with

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LnUl> 't'l‘cnihlm oi F‘tirt \l.‘ fi'cd. Que. \a'iomaix. for five;

tears troni \pril ti. when he is mid to have attaikod l:ncsman Rcitl' (Itiay lit a brawl during a f‘i‘iiyitirial .liiiiioi' final game.

.lcniitiiiy and t'lziitde Gi‘tiih lf‘Hll, hrotttcr intermcdiatr‘s \vith Si. 'l‘hccle ’l‘rappeiirs. for three ycars each from \larch 8 for an attack on referee Leo Pepin and two l'nesmcn in (:randki more. Qut‘ l

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Being a goalie on a hockey

WI IN HIS

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NET

players out. Maple Leafs goal-

By DAVE BETTE

DETROIT lCPi—lt was the kind of goal young boys dream about. old men lie about and big league hockey players some- . times get.

Andy Bathgate took a couple of big strides across the blue- . line. squinted at Terry Saw- cihuk 45 feet away. snapped his wrists and won the fourth game of the Stanley Cup finals for' Toronto Maple Leafs.

“I saw the puck on his stick and then I heard a slight clink beside me." said Sawchiik. De- troit Red Wing netmiiidcr. "It. was just moving too fast for me

to follow."

Bathgatejs classic shot half. way through the third period- Saturday night tipped off the top ‘ of the far goatpost and snapped into the net. It was the third _ goal in Torono‘s 4-2 win over . the Wings. '

& 1' SERIES TIED

‘” - The victory in a d e new series of the best-of-seven final . the Leafs having won the firstl tg-ame and the Wings the next

For the first time in the series the Leafs looked like defending. champions and kept tip a sum-1 tained barrage throughout the game after a strong first pe-i ’ riod. , 1 Little Dave Keon scored twice i

I vfor the Leafs. once while they' Cup series. but he let Floyd had a two-man advantage. and

*t's’f

.. . was; any.

‘ Alex

it 10 seconds after Barkley seated himself in the box. Mahovlich loaded the gun for Bathgale to pull the trigger on the winner. After taking a pass frotn Red Kelly in his own zone, Mahov-

Red Wing and laid a pass along the right . Bathgate snared it at the Detroit line and made his move. Defenceman Marcel Pronovost, the only de-

fender in front of Sawcthuk. backed up a top. expecting athgate either to move in

closer or wait for Kelly on the left. i was over before Sawcltuk could flinch. RENEW PRESSURE

The Leafs continued to press although the lugs sent out their big five—Howe. Gadsby. Pronovost, Norm Utlman and Delverchio—late in the game. to push for the tie. 1

Ron Stewart and Bob Pulford broke away with the puck and had Sawchilk in the fish-iii-the- barrel position. Both Leafs shot. and twice Sawchuk got in the way. Mahovlich swept in be- hind as a one-man cleanup crew and flipped the clincher into the corner. Coach Sid Abel said he was satisfied with the Wings despite the loss. l ahead than we are." he said.

George (Punch) Imlach oft

Francois Club for five years team you have to kee lh e I? Johnnv Bower was able to I y. . F. 1- . ~ , . Toronto said his team won be. each for a \larcli 11. attack on puck 6m of the m,“ “I; at keep the‘wck from going in“, smlth 0‘ the Red “mg! ‘hp “3:52; Mamlmfizsslelggxd (‘2; cause for the first time in the. attic-int: thhal'd (lininpagne “mes it may be you have to the, net in [his action 0f hP through. i minuws m .20 when hf. knocked series the players did not w-aitl and 3"” l. “I l " "I 1" Sh” try and keep both ptick and fourth game 0f the St a n le)’ UP “'lrt’lth‘ml) in a breakawav rebound. “m” an” the “m perm" wt hmnkp' QM "I- “_"'~"m'_"’ "”""' igm . wingers Bruce Mm” start pressing. :

-~ ' “They're a bunch."i

ky Derby

' Gregor and Gordie Howe scored .for the Wings. giving them a l2-1 lead in the second period and boosting D et r o i t hopes for its first Stanley Cup in nine years.

Sllt't't's>l\r petinllir‘s to de- letitr iicii tSitl timid.) and lhitl'.’ tLai'kley spoiled the Wing rally

While both \H‘l’e til the box. I I . the Toronto liii f ' Hy l).\\'IZ BII’I‘I‘S made it it was ,litst the oppo- "‘l‘lie scrics is a long way “Ch-Hm“ ande ((Epollffénll\l~)$n mum iii lill‘. 4“.“1' \ll' lliiik itt lili'l‘ROI'l‘ i('P'—~-Piiilcii lmv sip 'l‘liill‘sday." from titer." slllfl (indshy. ‘and Slmnnmfl‘w he“ mm 0:] (Helix: a . :

Hm tmh iitimin: of the $801250 \l‘rmrl \IPlTlnf'lal at Anupduct Running «how that I—Iill R13 and Northern Darth-3L F l‘ Tavlnr of Tor- nntn will not ltal'P tl’lP \Iai' 2 Derby tn fllPl‘liSPhfi‘?‘ Qtladt‘an

In earning 558.0” to boost his

game all: went thn il-n miles in 1.49 Win25 4- l :'1.

periods."

tach finally taught his Toronto Maple Leafs that game lasts M minutes

lesson. hockey

simple (‘up

A 3 Stanley This realization. said Imlach.

and sank Detroit Red 2

finally the manager -

"We

York Ranger winning

\tidy Bathgate. is traded New

:oal ill the third lie

rind. said it made up in par

for goats he. didn't . is what “on Saturday's Imlt‘th .lfllltlnE III? Leafs lat! In the

wire since

593: .1“

"That has to be my biggest

had three good goal for the Leafs. I was nor- cnach ried. coming from New York

total. earnings to $199.069. the said after the game. “Usually and then not hitting.

Bathgate. who has been critt-

we're a battling: club. We tried who scored the mil moving [Wle fast "

for either ('lllbv~l)llZZf.‘(‘l ni'otlnd Sawchuk like sf a r vt n g men around a free lililch Keon tied

there but the Leafs were

‘ SPORTS

fotii team

said Imlach after the game. "They only seem to want to win the big ones."

The Leafs returned to Toronto

Closing Bonspiel . Winners l

completion of a fourty “mixed bonspicl" on

TIIA‘

to

by train immediately after thet third . game and skated at Maple Le ‘

i vers

Rmknh‘. 9mm? (.nh paid $144". we show our best tn the third 94.411 and st ."to period after we coast from the , g ‘ 0 (men '1’, lead of Shoat ~ .- opening \ihist e." in n I s -

J" “ham, (.am” Real a"mi day night, fought bat-kfrnm a when his 40-foot shot. whistled Deal riddén‘ m. 57 ‘ war _ Old 2-1 deficit. shot the Winning goal heliiiitt Terry Sawchuk Shim“ Jnhn'm, [longdén W"; m, $59“ at 10-55 of the third period and day night. It was the haidest

ci7cd by Toronto fans for pass-

.S“ .

FRONT

By NICK HLLlIOlIE

o . of the ser'es .000 California Dcrhy at Golden Gate Pie'ris. standing off i challenge of Wil Rad with Willie Shoemaker aboard.

the game.

"We had it tonight." said lm-i said the Winner by _Ba_thgale who was more relieved was set WP by Detrott indem-

h.

then put icing on the playoff Shot cake with a fourth goal late in

scored Toronto's fourth

i . . rank Mallovlich. who later goal.

F

l Legionoires Disappointed

svmmnnsmn Legionaires are back home. not at all sat-t“ handled

“ 11ng prizes in the closing l 1st m; Blakeney. Isobel “am

Saturday night brought (lii'i'll: season to a close tnc Charlottetown Curling Club.

Tonight there will he. s. 7 hr members and their guests. followed by a "sting-song and "steak-do."

l.i:ted below are teams Win-

5

t

Edwards.

llcst province to take part, Df‘t‘ls . isidc and the RCAF Station ho} i t:

tan follows:

I

DAVE KEON

at to fifth .

Gardens Sunday morning prepare for Tuesday's game there.

Abel shunted his players back . to their Toledo. Ohio. hotel; where they will rest and stay‘ away front hockey tinlil they fly to Toronto Monday after- noon ‘

In what some hockey obser- called a psychologicali move, . called up speedyl right-winger Johnny MacMillan. i who was bought from Toronto; during the season. Detroit lost; the meme warfaire in three dis- } tinct tests. Twice goalie .lohiiny Bower beat him on close-int shots and once Armstrong. \\’llO‘ is six years older. overtook him in a two-man race for the puck.

Referee \i't Skov called only

13 minor penalties. none in the

Island Tourney

5 At Ch'fown

badmi it too it e

Gee

lllt‘ (litimimoiiships .iattii‘diay. April at Birch- d high schrot gymnasium. starting at one o'ctoc . Fntr'ies for the tournament :huuld be toritarded to BM 12‘. (‘liarlot‘otowi-i. before midnight

lack Tuner. one at tho or- ganizers of title day-long tourna- iiicrt. said last night be ex ‘ pccts between 30 and 40 of the racquet swingers in the He cx‘

pl'l.\’l|l(‘lfil will 2.3.

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Fri-

some 15 from Summer-

ompeite. The defending champions on:

Toronto Topples Wings; Keon Leads Leafs Attack

1., .: Naphujfl,‘73q-. y ...

ANDY BATHGA'I‘E

period. and sentenced Tor onto defenceman Allan Staley a lO-miutc misconduct 'ot‘ arguing an Eddie Shack ally. Howe scored lilo power- play goal while Shack was off. ‘ngs had their best chance early in the third period when three Toronto (lL‘IEIll'f‘Illf‘n were in the box. However. de- cncemeii 'I‘im H o l' t o it and Larry Hillman a nd pcttaity~ killer Pulford neutralized the attack for almost two minutes. Norm Ul I in a n assisted on Howe's goal. giving him 17 play- off points and Huwc it; 'l‘li-n 1'”- time record. 1 iron .Slltll \likita of (‘liicagn in 1962. is ‘21 McKenney. obtained u l' h Bathgate in a Inl(‘-.\(‘list'ln trad: with New York Rangers, playet his best game .21 the playoff and had a half dozen ('llllllf'f‘f 'I‘lil‘cc linicx Suiicliiik llt‘.tl hit with his the,

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33“ -v “m In“ M“ 0m " 2 “1 Or F‘t Ardent finished third in i lac i ' - - - - . - » . l. . i ‘ ‘. r ‘ than elated. “We were ready» HOH- tsfied mm the w 1; were in, m. . _ Marion . ant-:10\\}f‘tltnn£émg\fltkl§€rt;:t:is lswcll“ trite l‘n-mtlF test for three-year-l‘ for this 9“, and we started “it was a case of a‘ getrolt adiap Asmim an'dlttliwmjreal by disfimgiakl 2nd mp Rea ‘ I .0“ ,m, .12. and “Mm “(l-=- I ystating with those Wings right itefciivcm'an (llfa‘rcei If??? against Ottawa Montagnards and NDG Monarchs. ,tfeiid~offf. Dr. Carl Willis. Mar- “l-M 4210130000 3.. g “in The nilnf‘t‘ Hf Wil Rad said I191 0“ the bat.” _ ‘fl‘l’ lakmg a 39‘0"“ "I "9“ e, e Maritime Junior champs didn't like the. way they were 1 "-V" 1‘3'19- ‘ was" no? "(Molno— 5 mg will make the trip for the Ken, (‘nach‘ Sid Abel of the Wings whether to come in or staylntl‘atz 5pm home._l\io¢ because [hey lost hm because officials mm 1 3n." Kennih Atom. Dmiommi Mama". pen... .5. Mr.” tiicky Derby and be ridden by agreed. the bluellne. said Mahovm; sidercd the. team not good enough to play against the two -$lf-‘Wal‘t. Am HOME. Sherry. W PMS (my .6, and Ram“ “may, Valenzuela- ...we W?“ "utpléwd in th'e so I hooked the put‘ . up t ” other clubs and because It was .costlng III C melt fIiinley. “man; «4‘ Zimmerman ’9); Real Good Deal paid $10.20. first period and Just couldnt ice and Andy was on his way. J monev The team had a great time In Montreal but when it 4th Art Ballem. Nora Max:- Stcnhotize Nairllm .‘i- lliir‘k-’ $4.20 and $3.60 mm? at WHY b. ‘ STAYS CAUTIQUS 5 an" “9“” to dec'dlng What was "‘9 "W5! important "It"! Donald. Brent Pamdm, Cathy ! “Mm .5. Rldmk .(H. R and w,t Rad rpttlrnpd 54 and $3.40 played well 'but that first goal Imlach. who is often more op-i the 5"“‘5 0" {I‘fimP- "‘8 .bOI's said they were more 001* Bolger. i nmor. n i- it in l p t- 7- Hits whilc Or r1: \t‘gent paid seen to by 'Dm'ei heon heat. tic.’ timistic after a loss than after mm“ “'1”! “‘fnnmfl 0" "W's "'9 99"” 0" “'0 let-Tl"! 1' sit: Patti O‘Rmiike Min-la i \linn Alien ‘1: “ton ‘.‘. show I" ThUI'Sdays. 4'3 lh'l‘d'game a “'n' made a callmms N“- i (91 Ipry bar-l “he” "19v were mid they we" “I” 800d enough' Farrell Lou Tumor Jar-l wot» »B"lnknla'l 1 llllnn ‘i « ~ Wln by the Wings. the Leafs. mate of his team's chances for 0 Pay “Sam” "'9 “"1" Chle- ' di.‘ ' ' ' i ‘ Legacinaires however. whom owe a great deal of thanks to“ ‘0. '

tins Angeles 000 111' -‘m—- “ 63

none _v_. .‘t ' .- _ “axial-id; mi‘tit 1 “his; 7. smn' wrapped in three goals while "I guess we should have an is’ea‘ . ' .j .- g ‘ . th Tor t nians were ettin , "th two of three rem in- M‘M PM Int wilt?- ui.“ 'lR'I‘ “'"tha “m mm mm“ 1 4” regdv. on 0 g g iggega‘r’i‘ies on home ice hilt i:ou ‘ t ‘ Io\ Egan 1:11. the ‘i)- Drlroil M0010 lllx— 3 IIZ‘ HUSTLE lMPnR-l-ANT can never te H in playoff ‘glayer that l K ' {warm {at}. at Clgypti-‘d. Miami ‘0" 'i F'-“‘“" ‘7‘ and “That‘s the kind of thing I've hockey." 033‘ pndanpain ‘ I H ’ Rnland 'o‘l‘g F‘srh" - : been telling them to avoid." De t rott defenceman Billi thlam‘l '0-l‘~ FlSChP-T ‘7’ a"(Ifnaid Imlach. “Desire or hustle Gadsby. playing his 18th Na-l

National League Pittsburgh

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i“ Ft. Louis MI 0“ 000—— 3 43 San Fran. 100 010000— 2 31 Ri'oglio 'l-l and \It-(iai'ior; Bolin. l0-1) Hei'bel 1R) and Hal- ter. HRs- SIL—LCWIS iii Boyer 'l Flood ll‘: SF~;\lays 15). PhiIa. 000 000— 0 31 Chicago 201 10102x— 7 I2 I

Ciilp. ln-li Green ’4’i Short 1‘4) Wise ‘5' Diiren iii and Dalrym- pie; Buhl (Lot and Ranew. HR: ‘ Chi—Williams 41.

15‘. Estrada (fit. Haddix '8

Rnarko HR' net—Thomas i2l

pmshurzrmnflmlmm 0 ,H break in the first period and‘ hopes this will be his year. Iinn: to the one .ttle best sells, in several yqars, gamma), “m” New v0... 000402 oox— s 130 i‘gfamt’ was “he first that ttldnt end tlcally. and if Maile- Vale ill-ll Butters i4i. Sisk . V “1“ had "0‘ rapped 3. WWW “Mum! t Sawc-huk wimh int Bork on and Pagliaroni; 1“” WOW. remaining. it too Imam have ended a thriller Jackson (Hi and Tavlor ‘ B” p‘ck'm‘g Mmi‘eel and (71119830 to get Into the finiails om- P ‘. 4' M“ W‘ a u ‘ ‘ o n a o n iftrst NHL'hockery pet‘dtchon 51th Pan out, That. mistake how. Ch. 100% I 1,, ever wont stop us from gmnig out on another liimb. The , mago I n I y l. - Wings seem to have the drive this season to come through with “"9' l?‘ “‘"d 3 flmll‘" the big wins so well luck them to take It in seven games. Jackson ‘H Giosori’ 4'- and We think Whigs coach Std Abel knows wt... 1., 1,. tam" ,

Nitxhall ill-t i, W o rt h ingtonl '6'. Henry tfii. Nichols '8‘ and Edwards: Marichal. P i e r c at

‘portant for any

’ were practically beaten before Tuesday night's fifth game and: the first period ended, Detroit. the series.

0.013).”- 91:,” \lt't‘alw: Wlf‘kerSham ‘l-n‘ all“ —whatever you call it—is im-l tional Hockey League season. V team. and we. without ever being on a Stan-i had it tonight. We got that fast . tey Cup winner. said he still

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real.

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and fan support. i

Home“ HRS: Pha—Herrnstein about When says: "there are all 1‘ iii. .» ten. 2. m. Chi—Banks old dogs." The "old dog“... Delvflfd'm: gfi'lgzt 13$: . {.1} . ovost. 33: Sawchuck. 34: and Gadsby. 36; played consistant 1 Cincinnati 00‘! 030 100— 012 .1. BOSTON .CP _ AP, _ Aume ‘ Toronto. Ron waningford' 27' of hockey over the regular schedule, and In the semi-finals and l San. Fran. 000209110—13122i Van den Driessche_ the Belgian “ammo”. on“ and Regi Fore] finals have shown that experience can be Iupcrlor to youth

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