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CHICAGO (CP) — Jean Belii- veau, Montreal Canadiens giant centre who was the National League’s hottest scorer with 4 goals this last season, suffered a spinal fracture in

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‘The injury was described by the was by Montreal club physician, Dr. L. G. Hampson, as a fracture of the (transverse spinal process. The in- jury is in the lower part of the @pine. Two vertebrae were ef- fected.

_ Beliveau was injured in the sec- ond period of the game won by Chicago 42. The Hawks now are on the short end of 2-1 in games

in the best-of-seven semi-final. How long Beliveau will be side- lined was still indefinite late Sun- Canadiens managing direc- tor Frank Selke said he has called

Glen Sko7. Beliveau ap- to crash into the boards fell.

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Victory Sat. Should Serve - As Inspiration For Hawks —

CHICAGO (CP) — The jubilant

Chicago Black Hawks, winners|they had the desire to win. It Saturday night over Montreal|was a real team victory for Canadiens, were told by coach} everybody.

Rudy Pilous that they now know it’s possible to beat the highly- favored Montrealers in the Stan- ley Cup semi-final.

The Hawks won 4-2 after drop- ping the first two games of the best-of-seven series in Montreal.

“This game should serve as an inspiration for Tuesday’s game here on our own ice,”’ said Pilous.

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up his mates. His ankle

in the first game in Montreal. the club physician.

for the rest of the season.

Seagrams Ice 2—H. Peters s. Wen Mc- Laine Ice 3—Dr. Gallant vs. M. Jen- kins Ice 4—K. Acorn vs. J. Square-

briggs Ice 5—D. O'Rourke vs. JS. MacDonald 8:30, P.M. Old Spain

referee Red Storey.

should have been called.

but still no penalty.”

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In the Montreal dressing room Canadiens had little to say ex- cept little Phil Goyette, centre on the third line, who tried to cheer was bleeding from a cut he suffered

Jean Beliveau, who injured his | hack, was being looked after by | “This is a heck of a time to get an injury,” | wailed Beliveau who may be out)

Montreal coach Toe Blake was | sharply critical of the work of

“There was tripping and hold- ing all through the game and | there were lots of times penalties

“Beliveau was thrown into the {boards by Glen Skov when Beli- | veau didn’t even have the |

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