[new (Shalom lat. March so, 1963

SPORTS FRONT

By PIUS CALLAGHAN

Maritime Junior Final

‘ ( OLD Spain Penguins are playing Hoyt's Movers today In With and Sunday in Halifax in the first of a best-of-five series for the Maritime junior hockey championship and the right I b represent the Maritimes in Eastern Conference ‘ downs l afloat the winnu‘l of Ottawa and District loop. * The locals came through with flying colors Thursday night In I gone to the New Brunswick capital with l the New Brunswickers they were no ‘homers' as they beat the Monarchs 5-3 before a surprised Fredericton crowd.

be absolutely truthful. we were a bit skeptical about the . Penguins' chances in the tussle 'llinn'sday. They had missed so many great opportunities here on Tuesday that we were be- ' ’ in the books for them. We talked with coach ‘Bucko’ Trainor and public relations mun, lvan Doherty. by phone after the game and v - lines of praise for the way the locals played on enemy ice. Trainor had special praise for goalie Carl McQuald and defence- ‘ man Lloyd ‘Toy Toy’ Gallant. According to “Bucko’ these two 1 boys were the big cogs in the Penguins‘ machine Thursday, . McOuaid. getting'his baptism in junior competition, was nothing i short of sensational and ‘Toy Toy‘ fled the oppoSition every time they ventured over that Charlo wn ne. It was a great victory to rack up. Folks were not too optimis- tic when the Birds managed only a onquoal bulge here in the I opener. But the Penguins insisted they‘d play better on Frederic- : ton ice and they were as good as their word. l

Doherty Is Happy ;

terrific thrill out of this .

IVAN Doherty tells us that he got I _ . Old Spain triumph. He maintains the boys fought like troians all evening and the victory was surely well merited. Doherty h and Halifax with the club and Ivan fig- . least gain a split on the ice of the Nova ' Scotiashs, If they can they should beable to come back to The Sports Arena and wrap up the Maritime crown. _ However. things will be tough in Dartmouth. and Halifax. These Movers are said to be a hard hitting Outfit. and theyre going to be hard to conquer_. This should be especiallly true in Dartmouth and Halifax wheref the Nova Scotians know every

corner of the ice sur aces ' _ no“(IliTlulhe locals are not going into this series With any notion of defeat. If they can’t win the Maritime crown, they are going . to give it a terrific battle before letting Hoyt’s grab the Moncton Transcript trophy. emblematic of tumor hockey surpremacy in

ritime provinces. . _ .

he airline a fclv folks are making the trip to see the Juniors action in Dartmouth and Halifax: Todays game in DEPLTT'IIOalé starts at 2 o’clock and Sunday action in Halifax Forum at . .

Two Players Hurt

THE Penguins lost. the services of Ronnie Dawson . In Thursday’s game in Fredericton. Ronnie suffered a leg injury that will likely keep him out of any further action this season. Gary Bursey. ' 'ured in Tuesuay 5 act-

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the Moncton junior. “vat;l up m N B n MCker » coach Trainor doesn't in c ew ru 5 , m. and 'es with Hovt’s Movers. Thats a

' ' 'on in the sen . “ll get mm ac“ cl it will put an extra load on the

big blow to the 01d Spainers an . ters like playing under pl'essur ‘

. 4 a 5 times ounE'S . . . However. ome V s desplte

and the Birds may be able to overcome the opposr ion ' 'uries.

Prince Edw _ gains to bring a Maritime crown to the

; On Stanley Cup Front 5

AND before we chat With you agailn. taro more suetrini-final 3

es will have been played in the Stall ey up compe on. ‘ gamOn their olay Thursday night. we look for Montreal Cam!» I. diens to break into the victory column over Toronto Maple Leafs and we think Detroit Red Wings will put a stop to these winning

of Chica 0 Black Hawks. I I way'l‘he Leafs-éanadicns game in tonight and Hawks and Wings

province. ’

ard Island sports fans are pulling for the Pen- ‘8

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Toe Blake Still Maintains

Habs Better Than Leafs

By BRUCE STOVE]. ' l MONTREAL (CP) — Coach Toe Blake still maintains his

ter team than Toronto Maple Leafs.

Everybody says they've got a much better team than we do." said Blake Friday. “But I

(don't see it. When I take two two young kids (rookies Ter 2 ‘.sbeets of paper. and write down Harper and

all the players' names. I don‘t see how they're better than we are in any department--goal-l tending. defence or whatever."l Canadiens are down 2-0 in

cheir best-of-seven Stanley Cup keep J Fsemi-final against Leafs going'fifth drfcnccman. (into tonight's game here. But his usual game."

Blake says the series is “far from over.

“Our spirit is good. if we'd played another bad game like Tuesday. we'd be in bad shape.

"But now we know we can

.stay with them. We outskated‘dcesn‘t [them in the last two periods%off he goes

and we could have f it wasn't for that

Thursday. beat them i lucky goal."

GOAL WON GAME

The “lucky” goal was Leafs winner in the 32 game, a slow-: motion nudge by centre Davel Keon that beat Montreal goalie Jacques Plante.

Blake said Keon has been Toronto‘s "big man. no doubt

about it." He said Leafs' high-l scoring left winger. Frank Ma-l hovlich. seems be "off in onel of his moods again. and as long as he stays that way. it's fine: with us."

He praised Toronto‘s 38-year- old goalie. Johnny Bower. as "a tough clutch player."

lake. growing more optimis- tic as he spoke, pointed out the Canadiens had held the same 2-0 edge over Chicago Black Hawks in last year's semi-final

and dropped the next four games.

“If they can do it. we can." Blake said “i don't think

inlalslop [mil-5 ‘In Penalty-Filled lilt

R o y a l s walloped Capitals 9-5 in a

Sandy's Fredericton

final playoff series game at the ports

The game originally slated to 5 way till more than an later due to Fredericton play. ers arriving late.

rf Jack Kane had his hands full

handed out a total of 23 penal-

‘ties. including four ten minute suit and Buddy Macmwre pac. Spnl‘ls misconducts and {our ga mle ed m, “.man WM. a brace n“

‘ it anyway."

hour er_ Burns Hovey.

keeping the game malm‘ tundel‘ control and as a result ROYAL SNIPER

1 "I‘ll give him another chance.“he said. “But if ‘ show something new.

so.” when asked whether tie-l fenceman Tom Johnson is likely to return in the tWo games lnldoesn‘t Johnson is recovering from I l the last half of the game Thurs-‘3 fractured cheek day night. andmaybe I should LAUDS ROOKIES have done it earlier." 1 “I don‘t see any reason for Itl Cmdiens' only injmry worry anyway." Sflld ak9~ uThofielis left winger Gilles Tranblay.‘ . '7 who book a solid jolt in the _ Jacques Lainey?) lmouth Thursday night. ut are playing terrific. i'm gomg'team physiotherapist Bill Headl to keep In there killing penal- said Tremblay seems to have‘ lies- on] stiff muscles ' “The way they're playing. Hang cheeks and "Eostmpulgb- don‘t have any choice but to.ablyn will play tonight y . .

C. Tremblay f5“ 0‘ "° “ “1 PUNCH RELENTS ON THREAT

TORONTO (CP) Punch lmlach, Toronto Maple Leaf

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Blake also said he wouldn’t hesitate to bench 32-year-old Bernie (Boom Boom) Geoffrion. unless he shows improvement“

“I‘ll give him another chance." he said. "But if he‘ show something new.» . i kept him off for; the last half of the game last} night. and maybe I should have: done it earlier."

Canadiens‘ only injury worry‘ is left winger Gilles Tremblayfi who took a solid jolt in the: mouth Thursday night. But. team physiotherapist Bill Head

at his team Friday when

fine each of them $10.

Later he relented and said he wouldn‘t go through with the penalties.

When he came off the Ice Friday after sending his

said Trerrblay seems to have: hockey players through a 1 only Stiff MUSCleS ill the law; skating drill in preparation ‘ and checks and “most prob'. for Leafs' game with Mont- 3 ably" will play tomghl. . real tonight. Imlach searched 7 LAUDS ROOKIES i the dressing room but

re- “I don‘t see any foot said Blake. “Those two young kids (rookies 'I‘emy Harper and Jacques Laperrlere are playing terrific. I'm going: to lceep them in there killing nalties

mained with one unshod hovering in the air. Then he said he was too 1 busy to play ga threatened fines if get the shoe back. The threats didn't work and Imlach hobbled to his office

mcs and . he didn't ;

“The way they‘re playing. I don't have any choice to on one ‘ keep J. C. Tremblay as my .

filth defenceman. ’l'le isn't up . I to his usual game. l ls Favorite I

Blake also said he wouldn't hesitate to bench 32-year-old Bernie (Boom Boom) Geoffrion unless he shows improvement.

SAN JUAN. Puerto Rico (AP) A onf

her in Montreal Canadiens are a bet- Montreal tonight and Tuesday. loft he goes. I kept him off for ‘Juvenile crown.

coach and manager. snapped i

one . " of his shoes mysteriously dis- 3 \I‘ appeared and threatened to t .(v

N.B.-P.E.l. Title Al Stake Tonight

eveningat'rh at 'ocsharp

in game New Brunswick . PE. is ‘ Juvenile title and move on again“ Now, 5mm Wm Oscar Gaudet fired three goals ‘ a series far the Maritime Friday night as Moncton Hawks beat Sherbrooke Beavers 5-2 in the first game of their best-of- City with the reputation of belnglhveifizslem 10mm“ All“ cup a strong club but Lorne Hennes-u um ' m 5" e. sews Abbi“ u. ‘ determined; Young Gaudet has scored 76 “d experienced p of puckgoals in regular. season and chasers who will certainly give mayor‘s so far this year‘

. The fast-skating Hawks out-

. . Whig?“ mefwlv“_jgl distanced Sherbrooke all the tussle when these clubs meet. ‘way “am the final permd' When Charlottetown tans like lots of the Beaver“ 3“ W” their fast hockey action so tonight willlgoal" 0" 0" 9‘ “MW 'h°t~ give Mm just ms. 2 Moncton goalie Jean Guy The teams have been giving a‘ Morlssette w a s outstanding, macmuntof themsetves every. particularly in the second pe- where they show this year so fans Tl Haw“ were are urged to tum out tn good outshot 15.11 and Moncton de- numbers and boost the Juvenile“ fenceman John Ford was sitting Admission will he charged unmout the period's only penalty- there will. be an hour's skate fort Sherbrooke went on a gang all follounng the game. (attack and Morissette w a s

Bathurst boys come to this,

me “...”; snaaaaooxn. Que. (cm— called

_ lMoncion Downs goggggihclfilSherbrooke 5-2

on to make three stops in rapid-fire succession. flop- ping around the net like a fish out of water.

All Flanagan and Simon Nolet scored the other Moncton goals.

Sherbrooke's goals were by Rene Pepin and Roger Picard.

Picard made the penalty shot after he was hauled down from behind on a clean breakaway.

Coach Gives Team Lineups

Coach Lorne Hennessey has released Juvenile Abbie lineup for today's game against Bath- urst. N.B. for the N.B.-P,E. Juvenile crown. ’1

The lineup is as follows: .. goal —- T Monaghan; defence H G. Crockett, H. Murchison, P. Maclntyre. F. Robinson; wards— J. Kane. M. MacKin- non. B. Steele. R. Glggey, K. Smith. A. Flood, R. McCarvllle, L. Duffy. J MacEachern.

'Final Game

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FULTON SETS DATE

KITCHENER Ont. (CP) Works Minister Fulton said Thursday night he will resign his cabinet position April 9. the day after the federal election. “At that time I will take up the full-time job as leader of the British Columbia Conservative " he said at a party rally.

Goes Tonight

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finals, , The Saints took the open- er and Pirates evened it up Thursday night at 1-all. Game time tonight is 7.30.

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