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’Now’ Concerns Imlach

'I‘l \tlt‘ v\lL:\(‘li l.\ the kind at guy \thu uni-rm about reds) ’l'tiiihv'i‘ w will take care of liSf‘ll—.\l it‘.t‘l :th ls Ill? iti.rrt it one .‘rts ll‘.lt‘ll tie Leafs give up tlllt‘ “l lllt’ hf?“

.Illillll rlt leritw'nicn iii the criiittr). lint Silll'ig. to get a couple 0. :‘l~ t‘t'~ twt': muitt win them a t'up this scam tt_

\t't‘ hill , ’ s 'liat St‘liltil‘. will how“0 3 NW- re_ .l -.r pr h: a and thaI he probably M“ will? bath in i‘- ltr'tl lllt‘ ‘

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play with tho .\larlboros In Montreal two . Along with goalcr (tary Smith and centre Mike . lie was the backbone of the team the night we saw them play. Scilitig played ntore than 10 minutes of hocki‘t’ :itiii kiIIt‘lI oil at least the penalties with his fine defensive work and stick handling. llc won all but two of the faceoffs in his own end. and there were a lot of them. He will become Ranger property witlt the conclusion of this season so we evprct tn see him lining up on the New York blucline when the league opens next fall

\ttlu .2. Yer-iii like the \lpr'icr coming atom: imweyci'. mav- hr King t‘l.tuti :lllfl (‘n don't have lou much to wtrm about. Tl‘m'te t‘.li.’"l .‘ls one of ill. stt‘tnigcst junior clubs to enmeout

'. \ :u a number cf vcars. At least six of the hrys besnies

' ‘ M f r a fling in the NHL.

(loitlic (la 1v Smith is tops in lmlach's books. lie may go

to the till. nth season. eventually getting a crack at

Ruwvr‘s inb “'aitnn lnoks like another have Kenn. anti Ron ' \iitlrti Champagne and Barry Watson are good tore. iiartl tirtisnct'ts. Gary Dineen has great potential as a ii'tttgv er, .I:ii-k (‘hipelinsp Is their only defenceman who seems near the \HI. brand of play.

Jr. Hubs Have Problems

\tt‘t\1'h‘l-‘.\L t‘amdiens d'-ri‘t have near the farm train of III” I (muss-At least they don't in the East. We don't know what, eizhcr club has in the Western provinces. but there mus: he . ~ 3rd lttlllt‘i‘ players on the praires because Detroit coach Sm \licl "Ils‘ I‘lflv't'fl Edmonton to win tilie Memorial (urn.

A The .liuuor (“aliadicns can 9 scouted in_two wordsutmir- nmer and Houdrals Those two experienced Juniors. along “till a little help from .lacnnes Lemaire and Bob (.‘liarlebms. the Baby Hobs Both are very fast. stitoot well and could play 0ft‘t’lll’C-lv in the NHL. V I I ‘ big weakness Montreal's .lunlor coach byes .\adon has is defence. There isn't a defenceman oil the team who Nadon rates good enough for a serious tryout with the par- ent club. Roh Lemieiix is rough but he's always In the boy. Don Young falls asleep in front ot the net. The only defended with promise. Serge Savard. ls continually ' ' ' A lanky fellow.

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the Forum for a practice one evening recently when the fiery ice general took more than 10 minutes to tell Sayard he better start hitting. or else, . It v as 'or else‘ for the Junior Canadtiens and Nadvn as the lMarlics won the :ainic we saw 6-4 and rapped up the bclstv ot-seveii series in straight games after tying the opener.

Off The Cuff

AFTER FlTFHlNG onlv one inning all last season because of an arm aliment. Yankee leftiiander BL‘D DALEY seems to

the team this season. Last weekend he went five Baltimore as the Yanks won their first game after lill‘f‘t‘ extra inning setbacks .. Blacky Nassifs pacer IRISH (ilHTTAN may yet be a (‘Illlfilf‘l'llt‘ for a return trip to qrick-ville Downs and a second meeting with DEE'S ROY ROB BROOKS and other Maritime owned standouts this sea- son lri-h Grattaii has been hitting dazzling marks at Montreal .s

h» hack on innings against

Riv R i r «- this spring. Two seasons ago he was Canadian h u : «. the year Red Wings coach STD ABEL :4 l" " ionion will win the Memorial Clip this season. m mlv heron-m thcv have been playing in an Intermediate lm- i f“\.\lII,O PASCUAL still has gopher hall troubles. 'l‘ftr \tmwr‘ nta hurlcr went the distance Sunday to beat Detroit.

is: but :i‘fif‘ ‘lO all three runs via the homer route l "Ii:~t‘mc T'rrnntw Telegram writer BUNNY MORGANSON. who (led :i fell week-s back. gave George lmlacli the nickname of "Punt-h” lmlacli wa; knocked craggy while playing for Tor- mim (hunk-cars during an exhibition game in Windsor and later l‘tllttrv~f‘rl he didn‘t remember anything of the final two periods rill tlir‘ :ntiir‘ \‘ext ray. \lergaiisoti in his Sno"ts Slants column; “Punch lmlacli didn‘t know what town he was In " The name ‘ of course. is

stuck with lmlaeh through Itls playing days and. _ \ surprising spring start by .IITLIO GOTAI

still with him

hm given lt‘m a good crack at a berth on the Pittsburgh Pirates infield A (‘.'nt~lSlt’lll,iI_\' light hitter. Gctay exploided this spr'r:

for a lu-ttor than

Milwaukee Braves are

.) . average ,. ., pumm- WARREN SPAIIN will be 4.1 years old Saturday . We would like in see Detroi1 win the Stanley Clip and then lime

(‘VORUIPI "OWE riitil. while

he

is still ahead of the game

\fauriee Richard was smart enough to quit when he still had the fans respect. DOI'G HARVEY wasn't as fortunate.

PROBABLE PITCHERS

Till”, t‘\.\' \DI.\.\' l‘RI-ISS mitotic p1tchers ltll' Itlflt'ly.‘ ' league haschzill games. nu im-oi-rls Ill paren-

\nieric:iti League .r-u \u' k. i‘lttl'fi ‘04 t :11 (hi. . -. \

F‘V Il ' mi \Ittt't‘llf‘flfi 0-“ at ‘l"'f ll rliei ‘ft-t't \ "wt" liiitzlt [0‘ :it fun I‘wltlinki - \'

Rhown abrivc is part of the ceremony held last niznt at. the Basilica Recreation Cen- tre as St. Dunstan’s Unlvet Itty staged their athletic

Cleveland. Ki‘allck (H) a' Kansas City. O'Dottogbue tt-tl

\' Washington. Kophty 0-0 at

Minnesota. Kaal (1-0). National League ('hicago. Ellsworth 0-l at New York. Stailard Ill-ll Pittsburgh, Friend 'lJt at Philadelphia. Running )Iahaffey tit-fl» \' f‘inctiinati. Malouev 1-1 at Houston. Bruce lft-tli \'. Los Angelcs. Koulzix

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St

Louis. Simmons ‘l H San l“r.'incisco. llvenrtlrt at Milwaukee. Lcuiasler lift“

award night A .l. \lc.-\dam tritzhtl is s eon presenting the trophy for the most valu able player on the Varsity hoc- key squad which was won by

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The Guardian. Charlottetown. Wed. April '22. 19E! my,

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HOWE BANGS ONE HOME

the llirsi period of the Stan- Howe had to reach under got an assist on the play. ley Cup game against Maple Rower's leg to get at the. (GP Wirephom Leafs in Toronto last night. puck. Alex DelV'BCCIhlm tIOt

By TOM WILLIAMS TORONTO It‘l'I— Detroit Red Wings outbatllcd Toronto Sla- ple Leafs at every turn 'I‘ues-. day night and won 2-1 to take. a 3-1! lead in their best-of<scvent

.‘Stanley ("up final hack to I)?"

‘ game

troll for Thursday night's sixth

The inimitable (lord llowe

5 fired Red Wings' first goal in;

the opetiing period and scrappy‘

: lid .loyal extended the lead to

2—0 in the third before George \rmstrong beat Detroit goal-' tender Terry Sawchilk late int the game with two Wings in the penalty box.

victory installed the Wings as favorites to take the Cup. because of lhcit' home ice advantage in the next gaineu Seventh game. if necessary. is

here Saturday night

The Detroit club. which fin- isltcd in fourth place in the reg- ular season and eliminated sec.- ond-place Chicago Black Hawks in the scitii-finals. :ol outstand- ing goaitcnding from Sawchuk. who stopped Lli‘. shots-finelltding several break-aways in an ex- ceptionally wide-open game

He made breakaway saves on have Kenn in the first pew

rind and later on Bub l'ttllot‘d and \rnistron: Leafs also hlcw several

cliaiicr‘s. firing wide of the not.

Series

ed Wings Shade Leaf: To Take 3-2

Lead

vince are fervently

lshout ‘Sayonara' at Bob Sim-

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Simmons In Preparation

For ‘68

Sports faiis all over the pro-’ hoping be- fore the summer ends tliey may

mons as he heads for the 19M Olympic Games held in October in Tokyo. Japan. Possibly one of Canada‘s strongest entries in, the discus, Bob is from nearby ‘ North River. t

Simmons. 23 and tinge at 6". 1". 235 pounds. holds the 1983 Canadian Discus record with a‘ heave of 159 feet. three inches. ‘ hopes and thinks he can better: this mark at the all important: Olympic trials held in August at t St. Lambert's, Quebec that dc-'. termine which athletes go to 'l‘o-' Rye and those that don't. 3

“If I can win there with a throw of over till) feet. 1 miglit‘ be able to go. in practice l hadi my best throw of 170 feet." Bobl realizes that the will be severe and claims that! his stiffest opposition will come from Dave Stccn. primarily a shot plitter of British Columbia attending the University of Ore.-

gon.

Althouin eyeing the 19m Olye impics as his big year. Sim- mons. nevertheless has been

. working diligently on condition?

ing that includes weight lifting three times a week along with‘ of course. discus throwing at? the Birchwood High S c it no t gymnasium and tossing the shot put three times a week for “di- . version" from discus throwing in preparation for the forthcom~ ing 1964 ‘Games', . Says Bob of his weight lifting:‘ You don't. concentrate on body} building but lift the heaviest1

n

or right at Sawchuk with the smother the shot. adgain with Laggloi; 113?. giggle. Pulfoi‘d weigh“ DOWN? to build ' ' ' ' . '. hasing Pulfor . 7: . u or z . ‘ . ~ »~ ‘ _ ‘ - anahendm m” M pnsmnn I (light misse an excellent. Second period —- .\'o scoring Sllt‘llfllll 311d stamina {at all

BOWER BLOCKS 32 Leafs goaltender Bower. who stopped 32

made big saves on .onal, rookie Patti Henderson and veteran Ge- .fenceman Marcel Pronovnst.

Wings captain Alex leGC'

chio made the play to Howe’s goal at 10:52 of

.l t c . . 0 “52,33? ond when he was right in front

tstroiig's re bo u n d.

liance to score late in the sec-

Arm- he couldn't lift the puck into the net with the goaltender down. In the third, Leafs sormed

Sawcliuk to grab

thfifigi; out in an effort to tie the score R

iPenalties—aBaun 7:57. Hender- ‘i son 12:15.

i Third period —- 2. .loyal 2 LA. Protiovostt 53. Toronto. Armstrong 4 'Ma- ‘Ihovlich. Bathgntet 14:37. laltics—Gadsby 13:56. M. Prono. IVISI. 1 :' .

- ‘ . - l and Gerry Eliman and n ayes: €f§”¥%rifiillgitiher§:f 23:21:: . Stewart were robbed at the. Sawchuk 30h Balm‘ and it. goalmouth by Sawchuk. beforeiBower

man laying

out to the big winger 25 feet

in front.

Andre Pronovost broke loose, skated into the Leafs zone and

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around body building." At eginning of the winter months

Den-MN Simmons worked on Isometric 7:5i't;.eontraction on his off nights

when not weightlifting. Simmons. one of the roaches selected for the track and field

. clinic to be held in Summcr51do t

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12 11 lit—:Ll- to instruct attd demonstrate 12 812—32 techniques involved will parli-t

1

whose duties will be primarily;

S

.- cipate in eight track meets be-l

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fore leaving for Quebec, lnelud ‘ ed are such towns and cities as.

competition 1‘

: provcments should be made

OI ym pi

sf

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'spotisor the athletes in tsports. not like the United

BOB SIMMONS

and receiving instructions and improvement on h i s discus ‘ throwing. Not only did B 0 b

write letters to Mr. Wilt but sent a film of himself in action tot him last fall with the intent toi analyze his mistakes.

That Simmons did not have any coaching gives testimony to; [the track and field problem inf the Maritimes and it is not a good one. .

When asked what he thought‘ of track and field coaching ' ‘ the Maritimcs and what un-' til the over a track and field' sport of Canada. Bob replied: "The Maritimes lack gocd‘ coaching and the clinics will be held in Guelph. Ontario, should be a stimulus to trac. ' and field in Canada especially. in the Alaritimes. “The. presence- of Geoffrey Dyson." who is to bcl director of the track and field1 coaches clinic held in Summer- ~. "should wake people up to track and lield." 0n throwing; events: "improvements ShOU‘ld be made in facilities for throw- ing events. especially the hard surface on the circles." He maintains that he isn‘t getting

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to . until he is thirty.

c Games

Although Canada is a large; country than some competing

Simmons predicts that will be “better in its events with Harry Jerome. Carruthers and Bill Kidd". all established names. “than I" the other events." But t at “Canada will finish low“ in the over all finish dilemna that happens all time. and the reason . cause the government ioesn‘t

Asked how long he thought it would take for Canada to im prove in track and field. Bob replied: "It will take Canada to years to improve in the Olymp- ics. It takes a while to develop a good coaching system”.

The United States won the Olympics in 1960 in Rome and this year's squad coached by Bob Giegengack of Yale is fav- oured to win in Tokyo. And one wonders why not with a talent laden squad led by supposedly the world’s fastest human, Hay es Jones of Florida A and M. But Simmons remains unim pressed. “I think the RIISSlan! will win it".

Simmons is married and

ob t is presently in his 4th and last

year attending Saint Dunstan”- University taking post graduate

1 work for his Bachelor of Educa-

tion and plans to teach at More tague. “Teaching” says “is adapted to track and field because of the two months bolt- days". enabling him to work at discus throwing. Willi this ad- vantage plus the determined hard work done and still plenty to do. and as was mentioned eat- lier, he feels that 1968 actually will be his big year and intends

carry on in discus throwing

NAMED DIRECTOR ROME (AtPl—The United Na~ lion‘s Food and Agricultural Organization has named Bel- gian \‘ictor Dean to head a farm training college it is set-

Boo, .

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Howe fired a hard screened d'm‘md 3. pass f” Joya t

. ‘ .loyal fired a 30 - footer be-l

shot that Bower stopped. but the‘ tween defence an Allan Stami

puck rolled from his pads as _. r . I“, dropped ,0 mg m, and Howe: ley s legs that Bower did not.

strode in to poke it into the net from the corner of the crease The second period was score-

see. Detroit played a checking} . game the rest, of the way. wrthl

Blasts Referees

es and was highlighted by Leafs “9””? Strong pressure» Wnigs‘ titrone checking and b”! 1"" gem“; many danger“ ‘ " o 5 shots.

LN“ fru‘q‘rmm." v Then Wings defenceman .Bill

npfencoma" (3” B “‘We' Gadsby and Marcel Pronovost. blasted a hllteltne shot that. a pan. or Yewran mainstays" glanced off Saw-chuk's arm. hit were gm.” minor penames 27l the crossbar. but stayed out. seconds 3pm., giving Leafs a‘ 'I‘hen Pitlford had two breakaa mlmman advafilage.

. tor of Physical Fitness for Pill l About

BETTE i

the ‘spced' for his discus throw- ing ting up in Tunisia.

diabetic

. THE CANADIAN NAME

Halifax. Antigonish. Summct-. side and possibly Truro. l OD PROGRESS

l Bob initially became intercsr ed to discus throwing when he .was 19 and the first throw ne‘ made be cleared 98 feet. He has made remarkable progresa since then when one considers the fact that he has had no coaching. only cnrouragcment‘ from Dave Boswell. direc-

a year and a half ago,t Simmons in an to: improve himscilt began corrcs-i

ways without scoring. SUMMARY TORnggAx‘gl ._ Manager STOPPED BY "OWE First peri0d —- Detroit. coach ‘ ’ ‘

He was overtaken the firstt mm" . a (Deweccmo 102?" Maple Leaf; said after Tues. mm. m Howe and mbhpd the _Penalties——M. Pronovost. 4:97,.t da . ‘ second time by Sawchuk. who ‘cefereeing "just substantiateS‘ followed his shift to the back- v what I said the other night." hand side and went down to [mlach confirmed he was re-‘

Pirates Defeat

Chicago Cubs

one Canadi racing at Liberty

an.

f three trainer-drivers. charges of: I I .1101 impugiiing the integrity of

on

drug-stimulated Bell Park

' Are Levied

PHILADELPHIA tAP) — The. .Pennsylvania Harness ' Commission has it it s pe ndedi said at that time no fine would including| be imliosed because Imlach was

horses

ys 2-1 Stanley Cup 1055 the. Lafayette, lndiana, requesting

The T BENITIDN ES

Are Moving To The

Charlottetown Forum

iferring to a remark he made last week that Frank Udvarl

l“ls the worst referee in the II

i league. ' Clarence Campbell. prcstdent

Racing: of the National Hockey League.

merely expressing ati opinion.

any officia

lir 'I'III‘. t‘\\\ltl\.\ PRESS game lit the \l. and (‘lmelaud All three pleaded not guilty "I don‘t want to say anything \ :tiv-ec tun imu u homer m was at I\.insas (‘ity and Detroit to the charges and have 10 days that might cost me 31.000.” 1111- (Jenn threw it lite imth utinng at Los Angelo: in ll :lit \l. in which to appeal lacii said Tuesday, "but the ref- :zt t‘nvutzm gain I‘ltlsiilll'QlI Pl- clashes. Lucillen Fontaine of Point. erceing tonight just substanti- t‘.‘|lrs :m it; \zuiouul League i, mm“... ".m. ins...“ “up aux- Tremtiles. Que. was susU ated what I said last week. That \w ;..i»\- .,-...n- mp (‘uhs ill the Short of ,h‘. 1mm“, "Tum for a pended for on days. Udvari is blind." mm iumu major league single gampfiwmp im as hm. t‘harles Fitzpatrick of War- The Toronto coach was an- hiht mm tilayctl ‘l‘uc~.tiay. ters were aided by strong tail. wick Downs. 1.. was sns- iioyed over 1.’dvari's failure to

litr‘ \ll'\' up. minml out at \‘9w “.3; “m, Shy Of a mnjm. loam“, suspended for 60 days, fled a play by Red Kelly in \n l. (ls am. .Itl \merican mark {or alpmn "firing h). a At a hearing Saturday. the. front of the Detroit net when Im; .4‘ Suite between washing- 1mm commission received as evl-i Kelly appeared to have the de-l

.il‘t‘i‘il: League t'lllll(‘.\l be- t'tccii l‘litl‘tilt‘ltiliui l‘iiils

winds, The (Tubs smashed fne Dolldl‘

"ml of them~all solo shots-- which

(1 for one year and Bcdcll of Hicks

John

ville. N.Y.. was

call a penalty on Gordie Howe of Detroit Red Wings who nulli~

Punch Imlach of Toronto, pinding to Fred Wilt. editor ofl

For Building Cleaning Supplies 8. Equipment

3 track technique magazine oft

.mi \. i. i... \ .mrl the twin, ill .Hw (.1th N“, ha”, a mm] M dence teports that acute analy I lenders beaten. _ \lmip..ip.iii:. m h np.‘ b I l, _ I SIS five horses handled by

r'v .t. .it l‘ml- lti'l\(‘fl the ” 1 1‘. " "“°,“'°" my the men showed the presence‘ ' . “"“"" ‘ ‘ two of six starts. l‘hey eoi- ' ‘ ‘ l .0 f, (tilts .-u linustou in a night levied mm, “H Ver Law W“ of a German drug called Tra-. ’3‘“ lg

Bill \I‘rlt‘ullléln Hill had

and

the scoring championship

the Lea

MACMILLANiRECEIVES M.V.P. AWARD

Whiters

\larit'me :tie.

hander making his den. not 17.

: for the Bucs.

At Souris

SOURIS -- The first game in the Kings county senior has

and

the Souris Regional High mm School auditorium on Thursday Pittsburgh

the game will

of the high school and wit: seen proceeding

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otiiiizom—ttioo‘

(‘iib homers were by ‘ J' ' S '. -t. v t. flierliislfii‘RonteS‘aqiit n, (jolivnatn

manufactured or sold in the United States,

League

and Romano: Seizui (0-2) Wyatt 19i R V

KC—Segui

Washington at Minnesota ppd.’

HRS: Cl?- (1)

_ _ National League kptball playoffs will be played phlladplphia at New york I,de 3