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». |_DETROIT. (CP)—Detroit Red w went down at the |2:51, Pilote 2:59, Bergman 5:50, > Wins Chicag point to -# pass but it skit- | Murphy 9:47," Gadsby 11:25, Black Hawks before a crowd of tered by him and Howe picked Ravlich 14:48, Barkley 15:17, |15,002 Sunday, night and dumped it up. The 3¢year-old veteran Mohns 18:02. in the second game of ie tg tee 2 gd Second period—3, Detroit; Ull- “the Stanley Cup semi - final to one side and a short |man (Delvecchio) -7:06; 4. De- series re drive from about 10 feet out to |troit, Howe ‘Pronovost) 15:36. The win .gave the National give the Wings a 31 margin. (Penalties — Lindsay, MacNeil. |Hockey League champion Wings Detroit opened the third pe+ |3:2, Wharram 5:37, Vasko-6:17, la 20 edge in the best-of-seven riod ve ep play and Howe Ralvich, Howe 7:00, set and the series now switches turned sent a backhander, |14:16, Nesterenko: 15:56, Mikita . to Chicago for third and fourth through a maze of players. clus- | 19:14. ¢ oe ; games Tuesday and Thursday. tered in front of the Chicago Third periods. Detroit, Hows | Veteran right. winger Gordie net. ( , Smith) 0:56; 6. Chie \Howe led the impressive . De- _ > LINEUPS - ago, Hull (Mikita, Pilote) 1:22; troit attack with a pair of goals, Chicage: Goal—DeJordy. De-|7, Chicago, Hull (Mikita) 4:13; » jone while his club was short- fence — Pilote, Jarrett, Vasko, |i. Detroit, Joyal*tFonteyne, Pro-. jhanded. Defericeman Albert MacNeill, Raviich. Forwards — |novost) 9:12; 9. ‘Detroit, Mae- Langlois, Norm Ullman, Ed (Mikita, Esposito, R. Hull Maki, |Donald. (Barkley, Delvecchio) Joyal and Parker MacDonald Wahrram, Hay, D. Hull Mohns |15:11. Penalties’ — Lindsay, shared the others. McKenzie Nesterenko, -Henry, |minute misconduct, :50, Howe -| Detroit's victory offset an-~ Stanfield. we 2:30, Hull, highsticking major, ther standout performance by | Detreit: Goal — Crozier. De- |4:57, Langlois 10:01 Mikite |Chicago left winger Bobby Hull, | fence —. Gadsby, Pronovost, |Gadsby 10:21, Pilote 14:07. * |who counted two goals, igiving Barkley, Langlois, Berg man. ves ; i jhim three for the series. Fred : Forwards — Howe, Delvecchio, |DeJordy 12 8 9—29 Stanfield counted the third Red Wing in the penalty box. Ullman, MacDonald, .- Murphy | Crozier 77 6—20 ').|Hawk goal, — -|Ulmaan gave Detroit the lead MacGregor Lindsay,. Joy ai, é The Wings were particularly (for the first time. He was stand-|Henderson, Smith, -Fonteyne. | : ah jimpressive~in~the~third—period-|ing—at—the—goalmouth—when—he- —-Udvari. Linesmen-| Souris Teachers a after Hawks had pulled to |took a short pass from Alex Del- |—Bill Morrison Armstrong. ; within one goal on Hull's two jvecchio and flipped it ‘past De- | SUMMARY Meet. East Point goals, They put the pressure om |jordy. period—i. Chicago; Stan- and scored two more to wrap " Hull was the goat on Howe's |field (Hay, Nesterenko) 1:29; 2) SOURIS — The fourth game

from getting off the game-win-

Chicago Black Hawks goalie Red Wings to score with the Pierre Pilote of the Hawks. Denis DeJordy (center) keeps score tied 1-1 at Detroit last (12) is Ron Murphy of the his eye on the puck in this sight. They try failed. Others . .

first period try by the Detroit “are: (11) Bill Hay. and (3) (AP Wirephote)

Take Big Lead With 3-1 Win Over Leafs

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the win. ~ Four of Detroit's six came while the Hawks were shorthanded. .

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By. BILL NEVILLE to hospital. Preliminary ‘reports Buffalo i N. 1 alo Bisons 4-1 Sunday and Hockey League two games to jy in that last game, getting a| MONTREAL (CP)—Montreal |ning shot. go te caapaalellaiaaal ar om dl ng Caen SCORtE: Amd Geaylk Bek 1 ht eustits oo tang Hase8 alive in. She" Amerigns one and we wouldn't bet too. ‘hat trick’ apiece. Canadiens ‘jumped to a com-' Ellis, a strong Calder ‘Trophy | ance. oie 2 78 plucked some good ones—Larry |could scote from that position.” |Hockey League’s Calder Cup much against their winning’ that manding 2-0 lead in their Stan-|contender with 23 goals in ‘his SUMMARY _ _:}hap, defenceman Gary Berg- Aurie, Taffy Abel, Pep Kelly,| Dewey fooled him. Somehow | quarter-finals. ae series. Right now they have two Congratulations te the Tyne ley Cup semi-final playoff Sat-| first NHL season, got his goal at} First Period — 1. Montreal, |man -was struck by an errant mie Weenie Tae Graken dediie the ae tg |. Buffalo now leads the best - icularly good lines and a so- Valley Clover Farmers fer |urday night with 4 well-earned | 10:53. of ‘thie second. Left alone|Provost (Rousseau, Richard) |stick and had to have four others Pg ee -. |five series 2-1. The next. game : defence. Dale MacWilliams the Intermediate “B’.|3-1 victory over the punchle jin front of the Montreal net, he 2:47, Penalties—Mahoviich 1:19 |stitches in his r@ht cheek. In Prieoad Sudbury aa Norte’ a oe ee haat ia oe Piltobenes —- Bill Noonan, though 2 bit ee eT and: Toronto Leats. took. Peter Stemkowski's eae pee is nibs tke oe defenceman Bay. old-timers still taik-of Jim year ; 08 ley @ on the defence for O'Leary in the PCHL last Canadiens score in each.period.|cleanly with a rising 15-footer. 12:46; Laperriere 15:42|by a stick and received er las groaiest ake never turned |World title, Dewey home. |ahead in the second period. The — ard Roberts goes year and we hag\an idea drop- two of them-on power plays, to “would up with 31/Beliveau 15:42; Backstrom |stitches oo te ag Maaauiiad ae cane (iis want tee bely {i the teas miabis tan come “wer on k to help them at times, ping beck to the “B” thoroughly outplay the defend-|saves in the Montreal nets. sae a ie 2s ear eee: or Was |rekindled this week when ‘he \business. He had enjoyed (three goals in the same period hich breaks up the production would make them cocks jing champions. PLAYED SANS DOUGLAS - Ear. +, Tecoma, [ner aay Mseuee: SANE Lad in ‘Terenle at the ser .at! by Laforge, Warren Godfrey Charlie Sark will be back walk. wo Coupled with Thursday| Toronto played without de-|Ellie (Stemkowski, Mahovlich) |13 minor penalties to Chicago |. a victim of leukemia taste of world play, anyway. He| 14 Laterge acein : ; night's 3-2 victory, the win sent|fenceman Kent Douglas who|10:43. 3. Montreal, Beliveau jand nine to Detroit. Hull re 8,8 victim of leukemia. \was with Saskatoon Quakers Laforge got his third goal i» Perey Le e ___. _|the-Habs to Toronto for games |was suspended from the by |(Cournoyer, Richard) 19:12. |ceived @ five-minute major for), "Oe fmrt tars |who had taken the world cham- 'the final period. Toppazzini got | No. 3 and 4 Tuesday and Thurs:|NHL president Clarence Cimp-|Penalties—Bauin 2:05; Beliveau /bighsticking when. Barkley was [Rim as the star. of a Sudbury jwho had taken the world cham- the final period. Topparzini got. day with a solid two - game/bell Saturday afternoon. The|2:05; Arbour 7:39; Ropenend, (out Gat Dewees et Lanter iO tn $007, in the: palaw divs \route to fe eee Hotes V Ss. cushion , |suspension, first ‘handed misconduct, 9:00; Richard:|sat out a 10-minute misconduct. |” ahaa taogt, pcan Gis saa alt ak meadiac et a. ~ Claude Provost, Jean Beli-| player during the playoffs since | 14:48; ‘Pulford 18:21, Stanfield opened scoring at — Sar Wala sabe a adeeicceeee cae as 8 re veau and Henri Richard were | 1947, resulted, from a stick| Third period — 4. Ee, ees ae ae eek ee Stanley Cup. After Maxie| Dewey returned to Sudbury in MIDGET | the Canadiens swinging duel in Thursday's Richard (J.C. Tremblay) |e 00k & pass from Red Hay \civerman's Wolves won -the ti- {1935 and blossomed se 2 atand, : ; Rookie Ron Ellis counted the in which Douglas felled |;9.19 Penalties. — Mahovlich vs et ate. tle that year just about every |out centre. That’s when the PRACTICE lone goal for the Leafs who|Montreal's Dave Balon with a| 7 99. pir Bs se cs Ot eo accuk tn. tab ‘buubiry. eet lecacie atavlod ac eas we failed for the second straight |swipe to the head. 738; ‘ord, 9:49; Baun 13:47; ithe right corner. ' “Thee take notice . - : game to muster anything ap-| Al Arbour, a veteran NHL |Roberts 16:47. ~ See ee tee Seeman | wat Sin shably: laighad thin |" to” iatét “cael a Secceie at i> teas emer ‘ : : proaching a sustained offence.|campaigner who spent this sea- |Saves ‘ advantage Pen een. | ay: teens beny-loneied tee land Sore ars ago doctors iene 48 Ge Charlottetown SHERBROOKE. Que. (CP)—| The Sherbrooke team outshot | mILD CONTEST son’ with Rochester of the ‘Am-| Sawchuk 10:18 8-258 SS OR Wee Oe Eee ore taining ‘baskabed ses trace ene to save | cdg at Ne Simon Nolet tallied three times ‘the Rangers in all but the first The contest was a mild affair jerican League, took a regular |Hodge 12. 5 1491 |Dighsticking and Pilote was sil ad” Gathesd’. $0. live. one three years to|Forum tonight. The practice Sunday: to spark Sherbrooke | period. = lin with Thursday - nabbed for tripping eight sec- ak Goleneie aot oT will be /held from 6-7 p.m. savers to an 8-1 victory over| New Glasgow won the. open-|night’s rowdy: opener. Referee a % a onds later. eeeenes, eee Cl Te easd on the Wolves cooter ; New Glasgow Rangers which ing game of the series 4-2. but | John Ashley called 19 penalties, e ; . cago defence gave Soalie | ore Red Ham milt. fs gave Beavers the best-df-five lost the mexttwo.80 and 15-4, ‘a ‘misconduct té Mont- : c Danis. Delondy eugeth coverage Pemgunea; aren wd aoe Eastern Canadian Allan Cup! Sherbrooke now plays Kings-jreal's Bobby Rousseau, but and he was able to keep oki Sage quarter-final series 31. ton Aces in the semi-finals, [most of them were for chippy oer en ean went up to the NHL. But Dewey Nolet scored twice in the sec- SUMMARY infractions rather than the _yi- ; . a EARNED COUNT decided his future was in the yee : ‘ sed, Dacod and ‘ney 6) rae perag i. New Glaze [cou sngsing which mare | TOC ist, tutti s slot Som ib tet He become a» actor | Commission Salesman Required SS eere ss eee os tenes USCAT Gaudet [allies Hest" =S aire cies] common Solan Req Rod , G fired twoj;.. diens ¢ a < ed : d oe: ea ievenque 10:21. Robidas, Sin- | ‘ the | cae a, In the second ee eee Immediately Larry, Drouin, Gilles. Cartier S : oe ’ : winning ‘goal in the final minute; By | CANADIAN PRESS In the only other AHL game |three Chicago players and one r . i See oar 8° |Gaudreault (Burchell, Roy) 1:16 *r with Toronto Bob Putterd in loomed ay aoe ot hole tet vieoets ears Bill Sass wae skin ani ad t for : , t ic . wi "jen Leblanc was the love |3. Sherirooke, Nol'et \Gaud-|g2” eau bor, the big seute Butiaio Sisoae’ ao “ice coring twice aloe ham tee | STANLEY-CUP ior kiniens ise Sa*4.cai! | For s new Canadian made product for Prince, Ranger marksman. reault,, Pepin) 1:30; 4 Sher! ached out to slap a goal lover Hornets’ in a (Minutes of’ the third period. to in 1937 and who later guarded King’s and Queen’s Counties. Applicants ; must New Glasgow had control of brooke, Nolet (Burchell, -Gaud-|-outh rebound over leaf net: jrough, ‘American |defeat Baltimore Clippers 3-2 1a|--» STANDINGS «{tbe™ nets for Montreal Cana} pove-eales experience, neat in a ce, and like the opening period with Leblanc |reault) 10:26; 5. Sherbrooke. | minder. Terry Sawchuk. Saw- Hockey League playoff game. |the third game of their series. | py THE CANADIAN PRESS....e08; ‘recalled Dewey's great | ; xpe ? ppearance, . ating Beaver goalie Serge Gaudreault (Mascotto, Nolet) | nuck had made a good save| The victory gave the ‘Bisons a | Beltimore, with earlier wins " Series A ~|Play.... eg |, to meet the public. . . : ubry at 16:50. 12:43. Penalties—Mackell 0:48, |cr Yvon Cournozer, but was|2-0 lead in their best-of-tive |of 21 and 10, held a 2-i edge ene | “The Wolves licked us some- fi’, oe 4 From there on in it was all Leblanc 1:07, Pepin 4:2 lunable to corral the rebound serigs of the Calder |im games in the best-ol-tive (Detroit 2 9 (thing like 2-1 in Kirkland Lake : eta " |Richer, MacDonald double mi-|#2%t enough to prevent Beliveau Cay ptayorte w*® | series. Gia 9 2(and 50 in Sudbury and Jimmy Apply immediately to Gaudreault opened the scoring | P0rs 7:45, Gallant 11:52. oo In Buffalo, goali®, Ed Chad Sunday's Game was the star,” Durnan told Len for Sherbrooke at 1:16 of the Third peried—6. Sherbrooke, wick, who had five shutouts |Chicago 3 Detroit 6 Taylor of the Kitchener Record Box 1148 Summerside . second period followed -by, two |Nolet (Pepin) .7:36; 7, Sher- NOR HOCKEY (Detroit leads best of - seven |@fter Dewey's death. ee : pengen apaypiree emis og Bors Drouin (Mascotto, Roy) : caries the regular — semi-final (series 2-0) = He ‘scored a goal on me SFE ETE TTS silicic aa reault. __|12:5%. 8. Sherbrooke, Cartier) Charlottetown minor stone; Seals 1 — Shawn Mac-|>lanked the Hornets by making Gene Tate : Three of the goals, Nolet’s | (Levesque, Pepin) 14:31; — 9. added two: Provincial titles to|Isaac (Wolves win total goal se-|17 saves. © Pittsburgh's Hank |Détroit at Chicago : first one and both of Gaud-|Sherbrooke, Richer (Drouin, |their credit at the Forum on/iries 8-6) ; idea-aik 34. ‘come of. thden i Geri 5 reault’s, were scored while the |Guilbault) 19:32. Penalties — Saturday morning in the Paper- PAPERWEIGHT wssiaticnel " ? WL Rangers were a man short. (Perry 2:57, Guilbault 7:12, Roy |weight and Pee Wee Divisions; A Division — Crows 4 — Bob- ‘ Montreal 20 : Nolet opened the in major 11:35, Gaudreault 16:22. | when they defeated representa-|by Fall (3), Ron Storey; Gulls Lunde, who led the league Téroato ae the final frame and Brew, Saves tives from. the RCAF base ati4 — Gordon Betts (2), Dale |With 50 goals during the season, Saturday’s Cartier and Richer followed im Carter ... ... +s, «9 8 eek Fak, ie See . Brian i. put the Bisons ahead in. the|Toronto 1 Montreal 3 that order. | ch \Aubry ...... .... 8.6 6-20 "eee = Charlotte. |<2; ad — Blackbirds 0; sixth) minute of play, scoring : leads best-of-seven s . fe ae : town paperweights took a deci.| *qanirds eae, rents Vere tech | Aer tinal series 36) URLING ROUNDUP —zzernte tit es at hn Poercsgs Ste py A el, ha weights by a-score of 7-0, to win'|iit.” hive wot ‘heen ions jthe goal by Art Stratton. 4, Tat as the rewolt of a Sst victory [204 death will be ‘BELVEDERE ~~ for the-Men's. City | 12;1 as resu a . z The is the curling ‘Champ! which is sponsor- |im the opening game at Summer- con to decide.

.45 p.n.--(finals consolation) 4 3

Ice 2 — E.K. MacNutt, Berm- | jce 1 — H. Coffin, EB. Jay, G. ‘e Flinn, Ivo Cudmore, Ann ischleyer. W. McGregor vs F. MacLeod vs winner of Al Me- iwiles, Bob Stevenson, H. Rec- Cufdy and Bill Beer Match. itor, C. Butler.

| Jee 2 — Dr. Moreside ve Dr. Cox. :

Ice 3 — Dr. MacDonald vs A.

8.45 p.m.

Ice 1 — (mixed) E. Gillespie, 'H. Michael, D. Reid, G. Arsen- lault vs Dr. MacKay, W. Robin- son, G. Lord, E. Woodruff.

Tee 2 — F. Acorn vs A; Burke. Ice. 3 — D. Cameron vs D. Walker.

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heal ag, B. | Ice 5 — K. Dalziel vs M. Bell. Ice eh a — M.| ‘

man vs A. Acorn, M. ‘Pierce, Sonny Liston In

T. Mallard, R. Boylan.

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6. Colt. ; ee DENVER (AP). — Former Ice Two — H. MacDonald, L. |heavyweight champion ~~ Sonny.

Campbell, K. Vechervaise, M. jListon has had another dispute

MacDonald vs. A. Delaney, M. | with Denver police.

- Batters- | Liston was ordered Saturday S to appear‘ in municipal. court | - woe en intey 5 to answer charges of failure to. show his driver's li- with an order of an officer. Patrolman: Donald B: Mulnix said while he was investigating a minor automobile accident near the gymnasium Liston uses for training quarters, an argu- ment with Lis oe,

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sey and John Bell tallied singles to conclude the scoring.

Wee's brace of goals each, while Bob- by MacMillan, Roger Cook and Billy Doherty potted each, Top marksman for RCAF was Sharkey who accounted for both goals for the visiting pucksters. In Charlottetown Minor Hockey League finals competition

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titles were decided in Ba and Midget divisions while Pap- erweight A and B division are

Still undecided because of the games. The ‘following are the

MIDGETS Maple Leafs 8 — MacDonald (4), P. Walsh (2), Stanley (2); Rangers .4 — R. Carmichael, Bob Doherty (2), J. Arsenault, es geile Knig' ~. Gary Cooper, Bobby MacInnis, Jimmy Jack- - Comets 3 — Wilbur

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Barons 7 — Dougie Dolton (3), Vince Poulton, Allison Mac- Lean, Keith Hood, Steve Mac- Cabe; Totems 4 — Robert Stew- art-(4).

Comets 5 — Wilbur Birt (3), Carl Myers, David Haley; Sen- ators 3 — John White (2), Kenny MacKinnon: ,

Barots 5.— Allison MacLean, Doug Doiron\(4); Hawks 2. — . Gerald Pac-

* PEE WEE ’ Rams 2 — Billy MacDonald; Terry Connors; Otters 1 — Sam- my MacLeod.

Springers 5 — Blair MacKay (2), Don Gallant, Billy Doherty, Peter Butler; Setters 4 — D’. Arcy Murphy (4).

‘Coyotes 6 — Bobby MacMillan (6); “Foxes 2 — Mike Quinn, Glen MacDermid. st HOCKEY .SCHEDULE

fojiowing is ,the minor hockey schediile for. Tuesdiy- of this week: Tuesday, April 6th— 5 p.m. — Springers vs Rams: 6 p.m. — Peerless Pee Wees vs Ivan MacDougall’s 2nd All-Star Pee Wee team.

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