FEAARUARY s. 1954- Soccer Results

L.0NlD0iN. (OP)-Results of loc- M. "mu played soturday in the United om:

INGLIBH LEAGUI Dlviaion I

Aston Villa 2 Chelseoll Bolton W 8 Cardiff 0 0

Btirnloy 1 Liverpool 1 Charlton A 1 W Bromwlch 1 midderdieid T 2 siieuieici U 2 Manchester 0 0 Arsenal 0 Preston N E 1 Manchutor U 3 siidtield W 4 Mlddlediroueh 2 gm 3 run "S I gottoniialn H I Newcutie U 0 Wolverhampton 4 B1wIP00l 1

ninnion 1!

Everton 1 Blackburn R 1 Fulhaui 5 Blmiinghun 2 Hull C I DEW 0 0 Leltaotd” C 2 Iaiton T 1 Lincoln 1 Bristol R 2

Nottl C 2 Brentiford 0 Oldhani A 2 F ter R 2 Rotiherhun U 2 Plymouth A 1 stoke C 1 Nottingham 1" 1 Swansea '1' I Bury 1

West Ham U 5 Leeds U I

Dlvieion lli Southern

Brighton 3 Bournemouth 0 Bristol 0 1 Leyton 0 o Colohuter U 2 Swindon T 2 crystal P 0 Aldershot 0 . Newport 0 2 Northampton 0 Norwich C 1 Exeter C 2 Queens P R 0 Shrewabury '1' 0 Reading vs Millwall postponed. Southampton vs Wiilsall postpon-

id. Sauthend U 3 l-pswlch T 1 Tm-quay U 8 Gillingham 3 Watford 1 Coventry C 0 Division Ill Northern Barrow vs Aocrington S post- oonod. Bradford C 1 Carlisle U 0 Chesterfield 1 Halifax T 2 Gateshead vs Bradford postpon-

ed. llartlepools U 0 Barnsley 1 Mansfield T 5 Grimsby T 1 Rochdale 2 Southport 0 Scunthorpe U 2 (kawe Alex 2 Tranrnere E vs Darlington post-

boned. Workingbon 2 Port Vale 0 Wrexham 1 Stnokiport C 0 York C 2 Chester 1

SCOTTISH LEAGUE Division A

Aberdeen 1 East Fife 0 Clyde :1 Hibernian 6 Fallcirk 4 St. Blrren 0 Hamilton A 1 Parttck '1' 3 Hearts 3 Celtic 2 Queen of S vs

vostnoned.

Raith R 1 sttrliiut A 1

Rangers 2 Dundee 0

Division II

Albrion R 1 Arbroath 1 Alloa 2 Dumbai-ton 2 Ayr U 0 'Ilh1n'l Lanark I

Airdrieonia ns

Hockey Score:

(By ,The Canadian Press) SATURDAY National uoguo New York 3, Montreal 4. Chicago 0, Toronto 6. Detroit 4, Bolton 2. American League Providence 2, Pittsburgh 5. Cleveland 3. Hershey 4. Buffalo 3, Syracuse 4. Quebec League Vaileyfleld 2, Ottawa 3.

,Quebec 4. Springfield 4 Maritime Major Charlottetown 5. Halifax 1.

Sydney 2. Glace Bay 0. New Brunswick Senior- Amherst 1, Moncton 3. Fredericton 6, Saint John 2. AFC Senior Stellarton 6, Pictou 2. Trenton 5, Truro 5. Quebec Junior Canadiens 4. Trola-Rivieres 6. Ontario Senior Windsor 6, Owen Sound 11. Stratiord 3. Kitchener 2. Niagara Falls 0, Hamilton 8. Ontario Junior Hamilton 4. Gail 2. Guelph 1, St. Catharines 2. Barrie 4, Marlboros 5. Kitchener 3, St. Michacls fl. Northern Ontario Senior North Bay 2, Sault. Ont. 1. Sudbury 4. Pembroke 6. SUNDAY Quebec League Springfield 2. Quebec '1'. Montreal 5, Chicnutimi 3. Otiavia 4, Vallcyiielri 1. Quebec Junior Trois-llii'iei's-s 2, Canndionx .1 Ontario Senior Hamilton 3, Windsor 5. Ontario-Quebec Junin Quebec 1, St. Michael: 5. Royals 0, Marlboros 5. Amt-rlcan laitzuo Syracuse 3, Clcvclnnti 4. Pittsburgh 0. Buffalo 2. Hershey 2, Providence 4. National League Montreal 4, New York 1. Toronto 1, Chicago 2. Detroit 1. Boston 1. Northern Ontario Senior North Bay 3, Sault, Mich. A

Dundee U 3 Cowdenbeath 3

Dunfennline A 3 Stenhousemuir

Foriar A 2 Kilmarnock 3 Morton 2 Mbtherwell 5 Queen's P 2 St. Johnstoine 1

IRISH CUP

Firstjlound Ards 4 Garrick R 0 Ballymena U R 3 Ball:-clair 2 Cliftonville :0 Bangor 2 Derry C 1 Ballymena U 0 Distillery 3 Crusaders 2 Glenavon 1 Coleraine 2 Lame 2 Glentoran 2 Linficld 3 Portadmvii 1

The fine cotton cloth known as muslin is said to have first been made at Mosul in old Mesopo- tamls.

lapsed mysteriously. iniurioit. huilt. garage.-(CP Photo).

TORONTO, IC4Pl -A two-goal repent. performance by lcftvringcr Gordie 1-lnniiigan Saturday night gave Tormito Maple Leafs a 6-0 victory over the last-place Chicago Black Hawks in a National -Hoc- key League game.

Thu 24-year-old 1-iannigan scored his first two goals of the season in Montreal last Tliursday and within 46 seconds Saturday night he got his third and fourth.

Hmtks lost rightwinger Ike Hil- dcbrand in the second period when he suffered a fractured leg after tripping over Li-afs' Eric Nestor- enko and crashing into the boards.

Harry Watson. leading Leaf scorer, counted his 19th of the season. Other scorers were Sid

Smith, George Armstrong and Ron Stcuait.

But. for Al Rollins. who kicked out 23 Leaf shots, the disorganizcd Hauks would have gone down much worse. Harry Lum-iey hand- led 19 Chicago drives for his ninth shutout of thc iteason.

Summary: First. Perimi

1-Tormito. Hannigan

IMigayi 15:35 2-Toronto. Hannigan

lM0l't'l5Dl1. Boivin) 16:21

3-T0l'01'1t0. Ste wart

IKcniiedy, Smith) 17:35 Penalties: Stewart 9:55. Migny 11:22, Mosienko 15:04, Bolvin 18:52. Second Period 4-Toronto. Smith 15:32

(Kennedy, Stewart)

5320.000 GARAGE COLLAPSES-The new 5320.000 motor-transport . Shearwater naval air base across the harbor from Halifax, considered an armed forces showpiece, enl- Navnl officers said they believe the building may he a total loss.

Government agencies have retained an outside expert to investigate the collapse of the newly-

Ti;iE GUARDIAN.

Leafs, Wings, Canadiens Win Saturday Games

5-Toronto, Armstrong

tBailey, Thomson; 15.43 Penalties: Boivin 2:10, Bailey 5:37, Morison 8:54. Third Period 6-Toronto. Watson (Armstrong) . .. 6:15 Penalties; None. Stops: Rollins . 6 11 8-23 Lumley .. . '1 4 8-19

BOSTON, I013) - Metro Prystai scored two goals as Detroit Red Wings crowdnd all their goals into an eight-minute section of the sec- ond period to defeat Boston Bruins 4-2 Saturday night in a National Hockey League game here.

It was the seventh straight vic tory for Detroit over Boston. The league-leadiiig Red Wings did it the hard way. coming from hehliid aitetr Boston had taken it two-goal lead on rookic Doug Mohns' first- perlod tally and Cal Gardner's second-period score.

Prystai opened the Detroit scor- ing at 7:19 of that period. He got his second at 12:44 than defence- man Red Kclly tallied at 13:43 and finally Glen Sknv Cll1'1ChF(l it with a 30-footer at 15:04. Ted Lind- say picked up two assists for the Red Wings.

Summary First period 1-Boston, Mnlins

(Gardner, Kluknyt 5:23

Pcnaltls-s - Crelszhtxin mas. Wil- son 9:3-i, Lc-swick 11:29, Gardner 17:53.

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Second period 2-Boston, Gardner (Armstrong) 5'42 3--Detroit, Prystai (Delvecchloi .. .. 1:19 4-Detroit, Pryatal (Lindsay) .. . 12:4-1 5-Detroit, Kelly IR:-lbcl, Lindsay) . 13:43 it--Detroit. Skov ILeswick, Pavelichl ' 13.01

Penalties - Godfrey 12:14, Top- pazzlni 1-2:34, Woit, 18:20.

Third period

No Bcorimz.

Penalties - Laycoe 6:18, God- frey 7:22, Sandford 15.29.

MONTREAL. IC1Pl-- Defence- man Doug Harvey fired two 8051-9 Saturday night and Montreal Can-

adions outlasted the rallying New York Rangers to win 4-3 in a closely-fought National Hockey

League game.

Rangers faced a 3-0 deficit mid- way through the second period but their rallies always fell just slhtrt as they chased Canadiens right down to the wire. They were wide- ly outahot except in the last period but in the second period when close checking held them to three shots on goal. the Rangers count- ed on two of them.

Paul llvfeger and Lorne Davis. tha- latter recalled from Montreal Roy- als of the Quebec League. scored one goal each for Canadians and Paul Ronty, Max Bentley and Wally Hergesheirnor counted for New York. Ken Mosdell of Mont- real was on the starting end of re- lays that produced three goals.

Harvey's goals, before a home crowd of 14,253, were his first on Montreal ice since the first week of the season. He scored the first and last goals. both on booming

Parltdale In 6-4 Victory Over Cape Traverse

The game between Cape Tra- verse Rovers and Parkdale Bomb- ers played in Borden Rink Sat- urday evenlng ended in a victory for Parkdale hy the score of 6 to 4. A good crowd was in attend- and

Baihursi Wins Schoolboy Tiile

nxnmnsrr. N. 13.; (cm -311: Ba.nnerman's Bathurst rink won the New Brunswick high school bonspiel Saturday and will Nprg. suit the province in the Domin- ion meet at Hamilton this monmy

After four rounds, the Banner. man foursome and a Saint John rink skipped by Dave Shaw were

ance but the ice was soft heavy. SUDLMAIIY First Period

1-Parkdale, MacDonald.

2-Parkdale, Weatherble (Hurry). Carroll (major). Cut-

Penalties: cliffe tmajort, Thomson: Second Period

3-Parkdalc, Dunn IlViaci)nnalcl, , Carroll). gemp. lldderll by Johnny Long- CANADA S 4-Cape Traverse. Howatt tDos- t:n' '00 L 9 mm "WY from "V y R..c....t, bu; ;;;tore1;11ndAI:;e4Wc1s.uy.n:if5r- 54.51557: .szzz11v(.' 5-Cape Traverse, Di.-sRochea ' ' ' 9 .- ' (Hawaii). 000 On Trust handicap by a CIGARETTE TOBACCO 6eParktlale. Hurry two-atii;-rbic). length 't San”: Amuv Park SN-- 7- -Parkdale. Ready tlfurryl. urdayi 1 Penalties: Oatway, Gregory. C. Miittart tmajorl, Longaphle (ma- Y - ' jorl Muttart. t I b th ' Third Period 3. I 8 8 -Pnrkdale, Dunn twoatlwr-bu-1. 9-Cape Traverse, Cutciiffe (W. MacFadyen). OF . 10-Cape Traverse, J. Maohdyon - (Multart). g..tg..-11;. Penalties: Carroll, Cutcllffe, 701751?-ZOVE BATTERIES Referees: llarrnch, Pickering. -”'1-'71-ijf ,

screened shots on which Johnny Bower had no chance.

1-Montreal, Harvey tMa7.ur, MB5niCkl Penalties: man 11:35, llarvey 12:01.

Second Period 2-Montreal, Meger

(Davis, Mosdell) 10:23 3-Montreal. Davis . NewCHRYCOHafd , , ;.rl,:I,;g'?(5,.zIO;:i1,,e;l,;,10'35 Rubber Cases with- (Hergesheimer) ..1a:2il stand severe road 5-New York, IM. Bentley shocks. (D. Bentley) 15:22

Penalties: Olmstead 0:44, Har- vey 'f:5l1. Mazur 13:33, Prent-1

ice 19:06 Third Period

6-Montreal, Harvey

laelivesu. Moadelli 7-New York, Hergeshelmer

tflrwln, Prentlcei

goalie

11:23 Masnick 4:34, Kull-

0:45

14:27 Penalties: Guldolin 0:34, Pren-

tied with three wins and I. loss each. Then in 10 ends. with the lead see-sawing, Bannennan m. umphed 12-11.

'I1he other winners are Dave Ferguson, mate; Tom Hills, 394;. Md. and Eric Jamies, lead.

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round fight Sunday before crowd of 6,000 spectators.

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