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     MONTREAL , (CP) — Rookie | was a man short at the time ;skated around the rookie rear-; Maki went off at 7:12 and 
     
     soon after George lost to | Yvan Cournoyer’s power play with Jean Beliveau in the pen-| guard and deked Hall before de- Canaadiens, who scored eight 
     
     but he was the . |goal midway ,through the ‘hird | alty. box. : positing @ backhander in the power play goals in eliminating 
     
     top fighters we period Saturday sume canviet Henry’s goal tied it at 1-1, off- | net ‘Toronto, stormed to the attack. 
     
     Gulcage Block Tiswhs | the’ Mlayefie’ The’ emocth kat. |TIE IT AGADY \Ted: Harris os aderaed 
     
     to meet Niel- tory over : : 
     
     he lost a 12- _lim. the opening game of their | ing opened |, That held up until Richard be let fly with a screened shot 
     
     decision to Stanley Cup hockey final ithe scoring at 2:39°Of the sec- | went off early in the Pe-| The Hawks’ defence stopped 
     
     Forum crowd of 14,737 Saw jond by blasting a 45-foot slap Tiod and Hawks cashed in for that effort, but the puck rolled 
     
     scheduled te 2i-year-old first-year man | shot under Hall’s arm. eg ap night. /to Cournoyer standing at _the. 
     
     Sunday night to a rebound at the edge of John ‘Ferguson put Montreal | Chicago ce a Pick, back |left corner of the net and he 
     
     Chuvalo_camp goal crease and flip the ; to Ravlich bluéline made ‘no mistake with a short 
     
     ‘he’ caek te puck behind Glenn Hall to give | 2884 2-1 at 5:26 of the second» nis tow shot sailed right through | shovel shot-- ~ 
     
     we er Canadiens first blood in the | completing a three - goals - in-|@ mass of players into the net | ...,5 a 
     
     a fight some- -of-seven series. _ | three-minutes' splurge with a behind # startled Gump Wors- a ues God ay 
     
     Second game will be played | fine individual effort. He picked ‘ley. E for Canadiens, whe took control 
     
     : ; Montreal Tuesday night. off a clearing pass by Hawks’ | That sot the stage for Cour-| os uw. came after @ 
     
     —, aa i . Henri Richard and John Fer-|defenceman Doug Jarrett, ' noyer’s winning marker. aes pusled ete Gasiee aun 
     
     knock “ ‘i guson were the other Montreal most of the way. They out-shot 
     
     ‘fight. and 1 ee toe M * | the Hawks, 31 to 2. 
     
     i 9 was hurt by the ab- 
     
     Stet enti, Caos moving ahead for the third and 0Oo SIMOTL AL ere reser veterans, te 
     
     have won on aggressive- Camille Henry and Matt Rav-| _ and left winger ‘Ken’ Wharram, 
     
     “But fir George has a ATs? who scored 10 goals against 
     
     | Nielsen, HULL SHADOWED | seit & tional Hockey League season. 
     
     ra Bobby Hull, Chicago's Blonde | . ipa t : Both: dressed despite injuries, 
     
     = oN lB bomber who scored eight goals ee eee 
     
     style caused in the semi-final series against} NEW YORK :(CP) — Flag; In Miami, Fla., Cool Prinee, Jarrett, “the ¢ F ° 
     
     gging Chuvalo . trouble "| Detroit, was held well in check |Raiser, a colt Gwned by Isidor |under a heavy ride by Bill Agee = Se 
     
     - He has a crisp left} by Montreal “shadow” Claude| Bieber, tossed an unexpected |Hartack, nailed Babington in : 
     
     manoeuvre around .| Provost and. finished the game _in Bold Lad's path |the final and won ’ 
     
     nimble, fast-mov- with but one ‘shot on goal. to the Kentucky ‘Derby $65,200 Pan. American 
     
     vanes was; his slapshot from the | when he won the $91;900 Wood jon‘ the grass at Gulfstream 
     
     the ‘same tac- tie : ine, however, which Henry | Memorial at Aqueduct here ’ -—- 
     
     Ce oe ! ” po tipped in for his goal at. 4:47) Going to the front soon after | . Barbaron finished third in. the 
     
     f i i second period. Montreal start -mile race, |1%-mile feature run in 226 2-5. 
     
      Guoice shebang. TENPIN BOWLING CHAMP et ; Flag Raiser opened up as much| Cool Prince, carrying 15 
     
     Chuvalo's clubbing | . oo : Blake a, ee cee tee pounds, won by 1% er and 
     
     —_____—_—_—— Paul Coates ‘of Hamilton, pin singles championship Sat- game score‘ of 2,996. Hector e. wecanes eee Be eka ca an | Paid $14.49, 96.00 and 94.00 
     
     : ~ , bington id 80 and 
     
     SC RES ' Ont., won the Canadian ten-  urday in Montreal with a 16- | eee O ee 2 furious homestretch drive for eae tm hechcoee ta iaea 
     
     es a neck ision over fast- | $6.20. : 
     
     ext 110 301— 8146 MONTREAL “P men Goring Hat co All. carrying | In Laurel, Md., Point du Jour, 
     
     eae Royals Down Shearwater; 7? 8ite S BOSS Boe aera oe 
     
     im, Stet , , oS we. hope to put them | he bene ee ee victory in the $33,475- Laurel 
     
     ; ~ | out. .. | ome-eigh a m home, 
     
     Carlton (7), Schultz; . rs Line ; y Coach Toe Blake who watched | did not have enough to stave Reeeee Set 
     
     Uecker. HRs: Coie a gh enh. § gee J Sih his Canadiens squeak by the |off Hail To All's. great finish paces povdibi 
     
     @, Ed i Oc res rl Chicago Black Hawks 3-2 in the|and wound up third. A crowd of 19,311, the largest 
     
     2 : opening game of the best-of} Fiag Raiser was timed iM | of the meeting, saw the French- 
     
     : | cael as - : : : seven pie ni sy Cup opener, |1:50 1-5 under Bob Ussery. ‘| bred winner, ridden by Cana- 
     
     Chicago 101 621 310— 9 163 'C 000— : , prophesied Saturday night. -| Flag Raiser ran coupled in } 
     
     Milwaukee 100 600 030— 4 $4 |Milwanhee 140 012 Gix— 9130 oa et Blake who forecast the way|the the betting with Isle of |up trom third place to take the 
     
     - Koonce, (1-0) Abernathy (8)| Buhl. Abernathy (2), Bur- to stop the Hawks is to harness |Greece and Turn-to Reason. |ad ‘coming into ihe stretch 
     
     Bertell; Cloninger, (1-1) |dette (4). Humphreys (5), Bau- | Bobby Hull, did just that and |The three-ply entry trained by:| then’ pull anus 
     
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     ODelt (5), Carroll (6), Olivo|mann (0-1) (5) McDaniel (6), | three manele a Cantal switched his lines and defensive oo paid $17.00, $6. 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
        
     
        
     
        
     
    
   
   
    
     (7), Osinski (9) ‘and Torre.’ Warner (8) and Bertell; Lemas- units to match the Golden 40 to his backers in the 
     
     HRs: Chi — Santo (3). Mil— ‘ter, Fischer (5), O'Dell (1-0) Jet’s : crowd of 55,189 : : j neck in front of Baitman. 
     
     ~ Jones (1). jand Torre. HRs: Mil—Mathews “Let's face it, we played| Hail To All, ridden by Johnny | The winner, owned by‘: Mrs. 
     
     (2), -Menke (1). better in the other series,” |Sellers returned $720 and $2.60. | Magruder Pree and carrying 
     
     Les Angeles 000 010 190-2 81 ; Balke said. “They: looked Bold Lad returned. $2,10._to\/0P weight of 124 pounds, ran 
     
     “Phila. 000 102 G0x—-3 40 American League tired—they looked as if they (show. : Ze ree the™ grass 
     
     a: (0-2) Miller (7) and | First Game were setting..the pace and we |WINS IN STRETCH so and Pkg nage con gee 
     
     ; Short, (1-1) Bald-| Washington 000090001—1 50 affair with the Royals were slowing down accord-| In Albany, Calif., Perfect Sky. ao .- Et Argent re- 
     
     schut (9) and Dalrymple. HRs: | Chicage 021 020 60x— 5120 “kid line’ of Dave Lawlor, Stan| ingly. pps _ ja late entry owned by William turned and $3.20. and Bait- 
     
     ! i Blake said he had decided | Du Pont, Jr., surged 
     
    
   
   
    
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     Hannan (5), Willhite (8) and ing’ the biggest. factor in — the! 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
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     (Dee x Saturday to use Gump Worsley | front in the stretch and won the | 
     
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     San ian 001 601 101—- 4130 |and Ro: : | the : Charlie Hodge “because Gump favored Nasharco ran ‘third. LLIAR 
     
     “York 000 000000— © 42 |Second | pucksters reported in perfect shape” after | Perfect Sky, ridden by Eddie 
     
     (1-1) and ‘Bailey; |Washingten 000 001 002— 4 71/ and proved to | ‘ @ two-day bout with the flu. ‘| Burns and carrying 114 pounds, | ren ’ 
     
     Parsons, (0-1) Bearnarth (7), |Chicago 000 000 100— 1 72 skating ability and desire for the ; Claude Provost, who worked | raced the 1%-miles over a track | 
     
    
   
   
    
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     (8), Wills (9) and Schaffer, | when this }let that guy (Hull) wind up. If| He won by one and one-fourth) — at — 
     
     Cigeingati . 000000 000— © $1 Romano (8) __| last, night. f ||yow do he’s gone.” lengths over Terry’s Secret,| 
     
     S\oftoae, 240 101 Ox— 8 90 “| --The Carrell coached: forces ia-| _ Hull managed only one point,|with Nasharco another three-| ©i'tewn Billiard Club 
     
     ee sear Cine Tas |Denae”_ Gouiee serail ge sce” With two forward tines und — sreant Geri, CAmile, Henry | net eneth back: sea vi. Gt Coors Ps. 2210) The PURE MILK €0 
     
     cd Decnes ares: Giteon (19) Reston (ody Starretn (3), | bree defenceman, Angus play-| tn the opéaing game with the) Nova Scotia am himself hounded all night ya |'OFY was. worth $99,900, neatly “ 
     
     American League \Knowles (5), Miller (6) and Or- | SOC reet mo Cimtis to form pees geced the Rey. pions in straight games reer dogged Provost and Jim Rob-| three times his previous lifetime) 
     
     Cleveland 000. 000 008-— ©'72/ sino; Wilson "t1-0) Ritchie (9) while als attack with his ‘hat trick’, the teams | erts. | }earnings of $13,747. . 
     
     Minnesota 200 100 00x— 3 80 |and Tillman. HRs: Ser, Peerdon od Whitlock roand-| Su7iNe wench Carroll contribut See es oe ede Cournoyer, who scored | Perfect Sky raced in a three- | KSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS$S$$ & 
     
     Donovan, (0-1) Siebert (5), | (1). Bos—Conigliaro (2) ed out the forward forces. Back ee Dave a Are Gis Wenali te vieuty’ tal t proved to be the winning |horse entry trained by Charles P : 
     
     McMahon (8) and Azcue; Kaat on the blueline the Charlotte-| 7% Giltis| Roy: marker in the third period, said Whittingham and returned 
     
     (1) and Battey. HR: Minn— Cleveland 003 000 000— 3111 town outfit had three veterans) Sot’ pick a | their quest for the Maritime|he had more confidence now.|$22-20. $7.60 and $4.20. Terry's! | : : 
     
     Allison (1). Minnesota , 002 200 O2x—- 6 91) in Ralph ‘Farmer’ Josey, Stu) The Cherletietown teem will) Crown. Action is scheduled to| because “I know I'm getting | Secret, ridden by Alex Maese, 
     
     nites ga enbitts-— 0.112100) Weeeaanen OD Rd heres | eure and Ker Wood. the 22 s0ing all out to eliminate the! get underway at 8.00 p.m. # chance to play.’ cusscaet meee ae vee OPPO RTUNI | Y FOR 
     
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     = (6), ee (6), ad Hs lastnight foi there will ye CURLING. ROUNDUP « FFA ee ee ee oe ee oe ee ee eee ; | 
     
     oat tehee, ‘Monbouquette,Hef- | New York ——_ 302 000 302—10-10 0--host the pucksters at/--The following — competitions FARRELL TROPHY P 2 ees 
     
     fuer (1), Erley (4), Radatz|Kansas City 300 010 000— 4 €2 | the Charlottetown Forum tonight wore’ completed last week at the This trophy was presented by MARITIME PLAY-OFFS ! J J 5 : 
     
     (Li=°(7) and Tillman. HRs:| Bouton (10) and Blanchard; | with the exception of the POS-| Charlottetown Curling Club. This| Muriel and Woody Farrell who'® 3 * : a 
     
     (1), Robinson (1),| Drabowski (0-2) Dickson (4) | sible addition of Vince Mulli-/ peoy ig the final club “Spiel” |are now residing in Cornwall, | : FORUM 5 
     
     2 (2), Lau (1). Bos—/ Stock (6), Talbot (8) and Bryan. ee eee eons Mull’ which concludes a very success-| Ont. 2 % ; . 
     
     Ze a a: eelee ts Meee eae trip to Shearwater arwater ue t oe eee Se er) ae comaenaion ie te second MONDAY, APRIL 19 — 8.00 P.M. 3 kk * Seek & &k & 
     
     : Detroit q@o— 1 61) League . stones | - 12 oe ers, Bs oe < : 
     
     Angeles 120080 00x— 3 68 Toronto at Toledo (2) wed. |". third 1 HENDERSON AND CUDMORE |" winning foursome. was SHEARWATER (N.S. Champs) = woe 
     
     (0-1) Sparma (7) and Detroit . _In the third Twenty four teams were e0-| 5... Whalen, Cash ‘Sentner; \¢ owe = . 
     
     ; Newman (1-1) and| 000 000 o10 000-3— 4 40| prdny'® game the tem tered im play for the Henderson! Gus Gallant and Lorna Vessey. vs, | v 
     
     Les Angeles ,|point and a minor riot. Cedtieee The runner-up rink was skipped |? . Pd ; 
     
     wink eee 72) eran eee 183 |e nthe ie per rome GAY Chamelomie. Ti ily" soe Macon wi Mery SANDY'S ROYALS (PLE. Champs» 
     
     Cienge —_ 000 100 000 1— 2112 | (10) and Moore Sullivan (13): _ at ne and it proyed most successful. a ees Rossiter, ¢ ADULTS—$1.00 STUDENTS—50c > 
     
     Ortega, Ngee (0-1) (9), | May, R. Lee (0-1) i Bewet ‘Farmer’ Josey. the Doug ns foursome war as iS PLEASE NOTE: =| 
     
     Duckworth Brumley; | (133) “Rodgers: HR: LA—| fencemen through double knock ebove ri i? ; 
     
     B. Howard, Fisher (1-0) (10) eet. gt play without s defeat, Mr. Clive | ,tstmed by Henry Peters on ¢ IF THIRD GAME NECESSARY, will be played at 3} j. - 
     
     and | PROBABLE % rar a ers ot nga and caring laws sgn th Cees Set Met THE FORUM : 
     
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     New York 00002021 5 80 the fracas. to the team of Doug : i§ TUESDAY, APRIL 20th at 7:00 P.M. 5) | 
     
     Kansas City * 000 000 110— 2 80| TCHERS In a telephone | Cameron, Alan Smith, George CHARLOTTETOWN i$ SAME PRICES: > |: for the Best Deal of All 
     
     Downing, (1-0) Ramos (7) and/ Pi with Sandy Dillon and Bobby Dillon. The Thhe following is the curling '§ Please Note Time of Game For Tuesday 5» 
     
     Blanchard; Pena, (0-1) Talbot manager of the Tunserup prises went to thejdraw for Monday night at thejp nanan : 
     
     (tM), Wyatt (83) and Edwards. By THE CANADIAN PRESS us he had been in team of Art Burke, Arnold Lle- Charlottetown Club. (Spares! al ll a a el ll hl et on the Fa MOUS 
     
     HRs: NY—Maris (2), Mantle, Probable pitchers for today's and he Wellyn, Al Saunders, Stu Lav-| needed) ? 
     
     (ey, Boctere a) KCy—Gen- | maior a ol gag confirmed ers... e fg hang by socal ag 
     
     } records parentheses: story went 3 Ice 1 — . Hooper, &. re 
     
     League assured us that RENDEZVOUS TROPHY 
     
     theide 4 Ghemes Oe Cincinnati, Maloney (0.0) at] ity he would be able to shame Mr. Bill Beer on behalf of the |K'tove, B. Acors, E. Thomson, 
     
     Toronto .2 3 (00) lew Brunewick sponsor presented the Rendes-| i snama. 
     
     Houston, Johnson (0 - 0) into a series with his ;. if| vous a tink skipped 
     
     Monts 5 Roe} terra (id) at Philadelphia, the Royals can eliminate th Dr. Giiags; mate Irv Stas | ian 3-— 2, Somaebeles. 1 
     
     Denver 5 Arkansas 0 : 1 newerth (10) at oy _ rn Foon oe Fhe lead Harvey Douglas -> = oo 
     
     San Diego 4 Salt Lake City 3 | St. Louis, Sadecki (0-1), (N). Palace’ tong : oar ina 's rink won ’ out 3 — W, MacLaine; L. Tur- 
     
     Portland Seattle r American League The | ton team refused! in this competition. The runner-|"ér, B. Crockett, K. Cantwell vs 
     
     : Washington Narum (1-0) and |‘ Play the Royals as a spokes-| uy prizes went to Roger Goss; |H-R. Carruthers, C. Campbell, 
     
     Indianapolis 4 Oklahoma City 1 . man for the team stated they "|B. Partridge, S$. Willis. 
     
     Daniels: (1-0) at Boston, More- Gordie Miller, George Trainor ' 
     
     Tacoma 6 Hawaii 5 0-0) felt they: had nothing to ain by and Rundle Seaman 3 Ice 4 — R. Ewing, A. Jones, 
     
     SUNDAY ned (OO) and ore at Los | meeting, the Royals that) : D. Reid, J.8. Taylor vs E. Tan- 
     
     . (0.0), (N) thay tot there ween’t any petet CLUB MIXED ‘ton, W. Redden, B. Jones, Don 
     
     San Fran. 610 601 118— ¢ 9.0 | Angeles, May ee ot in playing a team that has only) pr Chris Gallant's rink de-| Taylor ' ¢ 
     
     New York. 900 100000— 1 42, New York, Ford ( Kan- | played a mere handful of games) feated Russ Ewing to win the I — B. MacGregor, K 
     
     ace (10) Shaw (7) ‘and ons City, Segal (OD. (2). ot | Whtle_ the Tigers played in 8\ club mixed championship ont | ene G. Gallant, E. Jay vs D. 
     
     +, Jacinen (03) Fickee | eee eae ON), league throughout the season) tn. peautiful Black Dia mond me 7. a, & 
     
     (8) McGraw (8), Be Chicago,, John , and had 44 games under their Rour ; 
     
     a . Bearnarth (9) Only heduled belt sented by the Cant, Srizes pre-| Lennan, D. Rogers. t * 
     
     ; - - sented by the Co-op Super Mar-|.39 p.m. (mens closing spiel) 
     
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     gg on or 7, wee Mr. Ball made presenta- “a D. George, C. Whitenect, @ Fantastic economy 
     
     falo (7) and Bailey; Kroll (10) (2 ee eae PRESS Set For Tonight four: hen’ Waeeedt acd ae L, Bagnall, H. MacDougall is aliases 
     
     and Cannizzaro. HR: NY-Swo| WL Pet. GBL| The players are thiming out) Bagnall;- also the runner-up pri- kine’ AE. Pierces wy, F babe, we Easy to ride 
     
     = laden . 3 a ne more {important in the carl Snare tae een in Car-|P. O'Rourke, H. Macinnes, Dr. — Here's the sports car with 30 years of championship 
     
     First Game 3 |Chicego 3 ; ‘600 %|Fent Island Snooker Champion-| Jane Hall. = and | Willis = gh een . More features, FUN breeding behind it % Twin-carburetor engine 
     
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     Bruce (1-1) and ome en ; + tae : and M. Club in Summerside. This proved to Se a very in-| Perry vs G. Stewart, K. Dalziel, budget. gear box Rack-and-pinion steering yr Superb acceleration and 
     
     Law (0-1) Face (9) and Pagli-|gen Francisco 3 3 500 1 This Mendey evening there are competition, which is|Dr. MacKay, L. Burke. ‘“ road handling x Snug roll-up windows %& Available 
     
     aroni, Crandall (8). HR: Hous— | Houston 2433 2 \2 number “ae Cas te Char. for first and second year curl-| Ice 4 — J: Cameron, H. Pe- with hard-top! 
     
     Second = tae 2 4 389 2. |loxtetown. Bath men and we- “'Ten teams were entered in| Ketch, E. Gillespie, A. Mac. 
     
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     Heuston 010 001 O20— 4102, jmaee are w come andi two sections of round robin) Ewen, Bob Stevenson. in ee MO BIG SAVINGS 
     
     200 010 1ix— 5 103) American League | ee eae PE ae mr. cur, Play. A rink skipped by Roger; Ice 5 — B. LeClair, A. Ballem, - PER DOLLAR! 
     
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     Giusti (8) and Brand; Cardwell Boston 31w Burke MacNeill won the sudden-death Donald, D. siiaeien. = : ; ; 
     
     McBean (1-0) (8) and Crandall. | Minnesota 3.1.70 % Sace: eedion Vo: Wea Galt play-off by a score of 10-9 over - a Test-drive the MGB today at 
     
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