ochaaaa ; zen 1953 The ion er. more graceful lines of the 1954 pjymout Belvedere hard top shown above are accentuated by the increased use of new chrome trim throughout the entire length of the car. Fresh stylin is also evident in the extended chrome headlights and the redesigned, brighter grille. The centre bar of the grille sweeps out and along the side of the car cutting through a perpendicular wsoccer Results ' LONDON, (GP)-Results of soc- car games played Saturday in the United K111850313 ENGLISH LEAGUE Division I Bolton 1 Wolverhampton l Burnley 3 Cardiff C 0 ' Charlton A 1 Arsenal 5 , Liverpool Srsheffield U 0 xianchcster U 1 Aston Villa 0 lliddlcsbrough 0 Blackpool 1 Newcastle 0 Huddersfield T 2 Preston N E 6 sunderland 2 Sheffield W 4 Portsmouth 4 Tottenham 8 Manchester C 0 w. Bromwich 5 Chelsea 2 - Division II hirrningharn C 5 Brentford 1 Fulham 1 Doncsster it 2 Leeds U 8 Derby C 1 Leicester C 1 Oldharn-A I Luton T 1 Lincoln 0 Nottingham 1'' 3 Bristol R 1 Plymouth A 3 Notts C 8 Rolherham U 1 Everton 2 Stoke C 4 Bury 0 Swansea T 1 Hull 0 0 west Ham U 2 Blackburn R 1 Division In Southern lldersllot I Bournemouth 2 Bristol 0 l Coventry C 0 Colchester U 1 Northampton T 1 Crystal P 1.Giliinghun 2 Exeter 0 2 Reading 0 Newport C 31- Southend U 2 Norwich C 1 Brighton 0 Queen's P R 0 Watford 4 shrewabury T 3 Loyton 0 3 Southampton 2 Torquay U 2 Swindon T 1 Ipswich T 2 Walssll 0 Millwall 2 Division 11! Northern Accrington 8 Barnsley 0 Barrow 4 York 0 1 Bradford 0 4 Southport 1 Carllsls U 0 Bradford 1 Chesterfield 4 Chester o Grimsby T 1 Darlington 0. Halifax T 0 Port Vale l Margsielld 'r.2 Bcunthorpe U 1 Roe as 0 Gatcshead 1 . stockport C I. Hartlepcols U 0 ' use 3' C'm”"'” 30 1-mum,” R 1 Crew, Hex 0 . 7 Stanford 1! Washington Wrexham 8 Workington 0 ' SCOTTISH LEAGUE Division A Airdriaonians 1 Queen of S 1 Celtic 2 Hearts 0 Dundee 1 Rangers 0 Hibernians 4 oiyde 0 St. Mirror: 1 Falkirk O stirlinl A 1 Faith 1?. I Division I Arbroath I Albion R 1 full use of the Belvedere. Cowdenbeath 4 Dundee U 2 Dumbartcn 0 Alice 0 Kilrnarnock 6 Forfar A 0 Motherweli 8 Morton 2 St. Johnstone 0 Queen's P 0 atenhouaemu' 2 Duniermline 2 Scottish Non-League Game Third Lanark 2 Ayr U 1 SCOTTISH LEAGUE CUP FINAL East Fife 8 Partlck T 2 IRISH LEAGUE CITY CUP Md: 2 Crusaders 2 ' Ballymena U 0 Glenavon 2 Clifton Ville 1 Glentoran 8 Coleralne 3 Linfieid 2 Distillery 2 Derry City 0 Portariown 0 Bangor 1 By The Associated Press Fordham 40 Rutgers 13 Colgate 7 Yale 7 Army to Columbia '1 Penn 0 Navy 0 Cornell 26 Priceton 12 Maine 87 Bates 7 Brown 6 Holy Cross 0 Penn State 2'! Texas Christian 2l Ha.rva.rd 20 Dartmouth 14 Northeastern 41 Massachusetts 14 New I-Iampsh'ru at st. Lawrence W. Virginia in VMI 20 Georgia 27 North Carolina 14 Tennessee 59 Louisville 6 Alabama '7 Ivilulssippi State 7 Auburn at Tulane 7 Notre Dame 2'! Georgia. Tech 14 Illinois 20 Syracuse 1: Missouri 23 Nebraska 1 Iowa 19 Indiana 1:! - Purdue 6 Michigan state o Northwestern 21 Pittsburgh 21 Ohio State 20'Wisoonsin 18 Minnesota 22 Michigan 0 , Bsylon 14 Texas A and M ll Oklahoma 21 Colorado 20 SMU It Kansas 6 Rice is Texas 13 : state .:...:...J...:..... Hockey Scores as was CANADIAN mass Saturday : National League Detroit 0. Montreal 1. Boston 8. Toronto 2. American League A Providence l.,Claveland a. Pittsburgh 3. Byncuss 5. Buffalo 2. Hershey 5. Ottawa 1. Quebec 1. Vsllsyfisld 2. Montreal 1, Springfield 3. Sharbrooke 2. Maritime Major SW56 aydney 0. Halifax B. Charlottetown 0, Glace Bay 8. Pan(10I C I G A R S 7) Ghlvzlp Jilin- tumult- "4Nmu-asl0l HHHIIIIIIHHH Ontario Senior Bsrnis 0. Owen Sound 7. stratford 2. Kitchener 9. Chathanm 4, Hamilton '1. Windsor 4. Niagara Falls 1. , Ontario Junior St. Catharines 4. Gault 5. Northern Ontario Senior Pembroke Ii, North Bay 9. TI artwork: is smr most or 1954 PLYMOUTI-IS -page: - ago; . atone shield. Interior trim and upholstery makes and rayon fabrics to achieve complete colour and desi n harmony with the car's exterior. Plymouths for 1 64 are available in three series :' the Plaza, the distinctive Savoy and the sly e leader .and it was Cano.diens' ILS. college Football ' Ara. , 1' latest vinyl materials and nylon ractical MONTREAL, (GP) - Rookie Eddie Mazurs goal late in the opening period stood up in a hard- checklng. all-out game Saturday night and Montreal Canadians blanked Detroit Red Wings 1-0. It was goalie Gerry McNeil's second shutout of .the season and Canadicns' victory, before a crowd of 14.428, broke a first-place dead- lock with the Red Wings in the National Hockey League standing. Both McNeil and Terry Saw- chuk were brilliant in the nets. relentless checking and practically letter-per- iect defensive play that played a big part in holding off the Red Wings. With Jean Beliveau out of the Montreal line-up because of an Injury. coach Dick Irvin revamped his front lines and had Elmer Lach at centre on the first line with Mazur and Maurlco Richard on the wings. , Bernie (Boom-Boom) Geoffrion. sent out as a fourth forward when tire Red Wings were shorthanded. Football Scores (By The Canadian Press) I SATURDAY BIG FOUR Hamilton 5. Toronto 17. INTERCOLLEGIATE Queen's '1. Western 19. McGill 13. McMa:ter 7. ORFU Toronto 8. Sarnia 23. Brantford I2. Kitchener 25. win: Saskatchewan l3. Calgary 13. Winnipeg 1'1. Edmonton 8. SUNDAY BIG FOUR. Ottawa. 30. Montreal 15. OEFU Toronto 37. Brantford 0. soo Indians 1. Eco Greyhounds 2. SUNDAY Quebec Provincial St. Hyacinthe 2, Cornwall 6. Ontario Junior Hamilton 2, Quebec 7. Toronto Marlboros 6. Kitchener Montreal, Boston Win Saturdayis NHL Games ,career Saturday night. breaking a THE GUARDIAN. son, Sloan, G. Armstrong. Ken- Bloan Armstrong 6:14; Boston. -rm;-d period: Bolton, Mum, Allison Varsityi scored its fourth -H . nedy. Bailey, Smith. Mlgsy atew- Chevrefiis Gardner 14:28. Pen- smdmrd 10.31 Pemme . a straight win of the current rugby 4 By THE CANADIAN PRESS art, Nssterenko, Hasaard, aoiinger. alties:: Nesterenko 6:53, 19:09, 7 ' 't ' "non with . 4.: ggmbmon 4.- Referee: rank Udvari; lines- Gardner ions. A""m'0"I- C'0d"'Y 1139- claim over Saint John Mariners WIFU FINAL menz: Doug Young. Red Dunn. Second period: Boston, Peirson SI-ops: I here Saturday. John Hill got all t summary ed, asindft:;d.rdnMack;llm14:41l:. MPe:sll- gemiy .. o 0 11-22. Mount A's points with two field W L T F A Pa. First period: Toronto. Kenn es: s er. or n 2 , o- umey .. .05 20, gong. - Edmonton .. . f ' Bask. Winnipeg Calgary Montreal Hamilton Ottawa Toronto Kitchener Sarnia .. Toronto .. Brandford HERSHEY. (CF)-Jerry Topp3z- slut and George Sullivan scored two goals apiece Saturday night. as Hershey Bears came from be- hind to dcfeat Buffalo Bisons 5-2 in an 'American Hockey League game. Skip Teal got the other Hershey goal. figured in the lone goal. Geoifrion fired off Lach's pass and Mazur slappcd in the rebound. Gordie Howe was sitting out a highstick- lng penalty at the time. Line-ups: Detroit: Goal. Sawchuk: de- fence. Goldham, Kelly. Pronovost. Woit. Arbour; Io-rwards, Reibel, Howe. Lindsay. Leswick, Prystai. Pavelich, Skov, Delvecchio. Wilson. Stssiuk, Dineen. Montreal: Goal, McNeil; de- fence, Harvey, St. Laurent, John- son. Bouchard. MacPherson: for- wards, Mosdell. Davis, MacKay, Lach, Richard, Olmstead. Masnick, Meger. Mazur. Curry. Referee: Red storey; iinesmen: Sam Babcock. Jim Prlmeau. Summary First period: Montreal, Mazur (Loch, Geoffrion) 16:11. Penalties: Geoffrion 8:17, Howe 11:58. Second period: No scoring. 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