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     B. LeClair paced the winners | Tires, i - R. Gigeey. G.| eats came to. life with tour 2st and Zod, =". Penalty: Bex 10:08 
     
     with on'16-gelat performance bet aa & &, goals in the final 20 minutes to Toronto scorers were Third period: 3. Toronto, 
     
     nore “gutter ta the | Tt", *, Houston, G. Wotton 3 | defeat slumping New York Ran- Armstrong ‘and Ron Stewart. (Keon, Pulford) 
     
     i ; ag | Total—39 gers 42 Wednesday night be-| The NHL's leading scorer,/%:35; 4 Toronto, Mahovlich 
     
     — as Roanie men fore 13,294 fans. Andy Bathgate, got ose of New (Nevin) 10:04: §. Toronto, 
     
     Queen Charlotte =m Rangers, who now have ? 
     
     with 28 points, more than bal’! = STANDINGS [eign of thar last nine ‘stares, ! 
     
     eal grabbed a 24 lead in the first , 
     
     me other players got up into| By THE CANADIAN PRESS | period and there was no scoring 
     
     tae nak Lamar ee toe we 2 sem ae ee 
     
     peerings chy for the Birch. Montreal 24 910 15410258; Then Leafs, sparked the 
     
     WP ten points Birch- | Toronto 25 11 6 148 107 56 sharp showting of tig Freak Sis. 
     
     wood team. : 14 16 13 115 115 41 | hovlich, erupted to ram four 
     
     Halftime score saw the teamis |New York 15 19 8 123 190 38 | goals past Gump Worsley in the 
     
     deadiocked with 18 points each | Detroit 15 18 7 108 122 37 | New York net and snatch what 
     
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     Marksmen for Vics were 
     
     Junior MacDougall, Alan Led- 
     
     “Sf gerwood (2), Mike Duffy (2), 
     
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     ~~GETS APPOINTMENT 
     
     OTTAWA (CP) — Appointment 
     
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     | merside Crystals and Saint Dun- 
     
    
   
   
    
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     7-all draw at Civic Stadium last 
     
    
   
   
    
     Pirates and Trotters each scor- 
     
    
   
   
    
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     at Prince of Wales College last 
     
     night. The Pirates trounced the 
     
     Welshmen 68-34 
     
    
   
   
    
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     Wendell “Cleaver” MacLean 
     
     had registered his lowest scor- 
     
     ing total in three games last 
     
     night when he racked up only 11 
     
     points. Dave Hyndman was the 
     
     big man for the Pirates in this 
     
     game with 22 point performance. 
     
    
   
   
    
     ‘Both Jim Grattan and Pete Mc- 
     
    
   
   
    
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     figures with 10 points each. 
     
     At half tinge the Pirates were 
     
     sporting a 21 point lead over the 
     
     City Collegians with the score 
     
    
   
   
    
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     half. 
     
    
   
   
    
     twines for 11 points. 
     
    

    
     Trotters dominated the play 
     
     during the entire second game 
     
     and after the first half were 
     
     carring a 46-24 edge. Both the 
     
    
   
   
    
     Habs Retain Lead, 
     
     Wallop-Hawks 7-3 
     
    
   
   
    
     CHICAGO (CP) \—Montreal| most allowed by Hall in one 
     
     Canadiens turned Chicago goalie | game here this season, 
     
     Glenn Hall’s 500th consecutive; By. 
     
     National Hock League andjon to their two-point lead atop 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
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     Black Hawks 7-3: 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
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