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By THE CANADIAN BREE Until Saturday Nor it Boston Bruins operated on the theory that the host defence was good otience aoditworked Today after getting 12 goals scored on them and scoring only two theyrc beginning to wonder Montreal Canadians plastered them 1H Saturday and Sun day thereby taking over Bostons title as the highestvscnnng team in the National iiockcy League and letting Boston take over New Yorks unginrious title of tho tcarn most scored upon The Rangers salvaged 22 tie with Toronto Sunday after Be troits Terry Sawchuk playing one of the best games of his career shut them out 44 Satur day Sawchuk couldnt keep linup Sunday The lost place Chicago Black Hawks fired by theirvre juvcnnting nldsterszod Sloan Eddie Litsenbergerandfled Llnd saydobbercd the liedWings 53 Sunday ElGllllJiOAL WEEKEND The Hawks thus enioyed one of their best weekends of the season picking up three points STOPPED sacrum cons ciuulmliin alarming nan wing Bernie Boom Boom Geof frionwhen he collided with Boss tons Doug Molina and suffered sixstitch cut onthe leg gt Montreal returned the favor Sunday when Maurine Rocket Richard checked left wing John Encyk into the boards and ut bim outlol action with located shoulder and leg injuries Bucylr plays leitwing on Bos tons famed Uke line and helps make centre Broncollorvath tho leagues leading goall and point getter Homlhscorcd Bostoafs only goal Saturday and Don McKenney scored their only one Sunday POCKET IMPRESSIVE Henriilocket Rocket Richard led Montreals attack Saturday with two goals and two assists Contributing to the total collapse of Bostons defence were Don Marshall Andre Pronovcst the Rocket Billy ilicke Ralph Back strom and Jean veaus beinga present from Bos ton defenccmanlem Fiaman who slapped the puck into his own net by accident Sunday the iirstAplacc Cnna dienswere paced by Claude Pro POCKET ROCKET Saturday in NowYork De shnw 35 Rangers outplayed the Wings but couldnt beat them Sawchuk stopped so shotsNew Yorks Gurnp Worsley had 34 to hold thcRangero scoreless as Norm liliman Warren Godfrey The fivegoal output the Hawks highest this season they but New York in tho only other game theyve won this year vssturdsy Sloan slipped in into thirdperiod marker for tiewlth theJieais Litunberger and Bobby Hull got the other goals Again they were down 51 after goals by Billy Harris DickDufl and Johnny Wilson before rc ylvins Sua in NewYork Andy chenton did his best for the lackldfilsical Rangers but the team managed only atie1le BeiiveauéBell troits Sawchuk was the whole benton whipped in two goals within one minute39 seconds of the second period to overcome 10 lead Toornio Olrnsteads gnal But Toronto captain George Armstrong came through with vast who scored while his own Gary dem and Gordie HOWE ihe tying goofthe only one in almost half their seasontotal on the strengthoi the win and 33 tie with thcLcofs Stiturdoy ln Montreal Saturday the team was shorthanded to break atl tie other goals were by Rocket Richard Backstrnm and Eelivoau ckedfor Detroit He couldnt keopit up Sunday John Mackenzie Forbes Kennedy and liowe had given Detroit is game scored With both teams at full strength Olmsteads goal came while the Rangers were two men short MinorFoctboll Teams Roughies By THE CANADIAN PRESS Overshadnwed by the Grey Cup battla in publicity but not in vigor minorfnotbnll leagues across the cnunby spent the weekend preparing for some na tional contests of their own when the smoke cleared heres how the picture stood for next weekends finals JaninaTorontos North York Knights wullowed to 144i win over Montreal Notre Dame de Grace Maple Leafs and won the right to advance against Saska toon Hilltopa tho delending Dutchies champs who led the scoring par ade by mile in smashing yan couver North Shore Cougars til7 They will meet next Saturday in askntoon inermcdiate St Vital Bull dogs toa winners over Van couver Columbians go to Mont real next Sunday to meet Lake shore Alouette Flyers who shut out Brantford 0nt Tiger Cais 150 Atlantic Bowl SL Francis Xavier swamped Dnlhousie Uni versity Tigers and and will clash at Halifax next Saturday for tho PdiiNiné Tclké S7éi1ior Lead By ram CANADth raass Kitchener Waterloo Dutchmen tallied nine goals in Ontario Hockey Association Senior ac tion during the weekend enabling the Olympichound squad to re clairn first place by onepolnt margirrover Whitby Dunlops The Dutchies fired two goals the finaldu seconds of over at Windsor Sunday to claim 42 decision over the Bulldogs it was their second win in less than 24 hours over the same club Saturday night at Kitchener the Windsoritesllost Duolops paced by the three goal scoring display of forward Fred Etcber handed Chatbarn Maroons 43 setback Saturday LATEGAIVIE RALLY Windsor outplayed for most of Sundays game came alive late in the third period tooverhaul 20 deficit before crowd of 637 on goals Tom WalkEr and Murray Cos The Dutchies took advantage of arWindsor interference penalty to Lou Bondo nttl01 in overtime when Bob McKnightJipped home Bob Forhans crease pass Bull dogs lifted goaler Don Head in scored the other Kitchener mar kers in the second period Centre Ken Laufman figured in all five Dutchmen goals in Sat urdays game scoring one and drawing four assists Bob Forhan with two Ted Maki and Bob Mc Knight were the other scorers The Dutchmen stood off late Windsor rally thatmade close game oilit after he Bulldogs trailed Mgoing into the final pe riod Erwin Gross Murray Cos tello andLeo Lamirallde tallied tor the Bulldogs Windsor received nine oi la penalties two of them miscon ducls against Lou Bendo and Murray Costello mum IN HOSFITAL Quichmen left win er Ron Muir was taken to hospital for observation when he fell on his head after being clipped by Bendo in the séeond period Muir was believed suffering concus sion The Duniopsvwin ran their un defeated string to six games Bob Attersley scored the other Whitby goal andnssisted ontwo of Fred Etebers goals Gary Sharpe scored two goals iorMaroons his second with less than aminutotq go asChat ham sent six attackers down the Ihe final seconds and Forhan scored on the empty net Jake Smolaandciifflenni ton ice ina desperate hidtoltie the game George Aiiken scoredthe other Chatham goo VNEhtervracuSé qushés NEW YORK iAPt Mighty Syracuse whitewashed Colgate 710 Saturday and promptly ac cepted to the Cotton Bowl Ncw ifoar Day But the 0rd ernen might be in for bitter disappointment They dccidedi head for Dallas because they figured they would playflexas for the mythical ha hampionshipa Less hananbour after Syra accepted the Cotton Bowl Texas went down toa an in theli final Birtif Texas loses 11 who Colgate linols dumped Wisconsrn This left Miehigan5tateNorth western Wis usin tied for ead wt moles marks lheresuijs prucnted the possi Ibility of Michigan State going to the Rose anl Northwestern loses to lllinois andWisconsin falls before Minnesota next week title with 1413triumph by Auburn Alabama upset Georgia TeclLB7 nd Mississipp rush Tennessee Robert Stanfield Trophywith weeks ago rumor OVER TURNER The North Yorkers despite their victory in the muck of ior ontos EastYork stadium Satur day emerged with nightmare that lasted until Sunday night Quarterback Norm at kingpin at their offence was ejected from the game for rough plny which under eastern rules meant an automatic suspension on Kent Phillips or Saska toon hcad of the Canadian RugbyUnion junior section on nouneedlster thot with currence of eastern off Turner would be reinstated and declared eligible for the junior final because it was the first time this season lurner had been warned for rough play Turn kicked four singles field goal and convertagainst the Leafs Late in the last quar ter he threw to halfback Bill Bell fora 35yard touchdown No pomcsr TheHilltflps rolled to touch down from the opening kickoff at Vancouver Sunday and from there on it was no contest Halt back Garnet McKee scored three touchdowns halfback co Werezak and fullbaeks Brian Cassclman and Evan Kyha two each End Bob Myers kicked slit converts and quarterback Bill Matheson passed to end Sim Colemanfor the seventh The Cougars got their only score in the final quarter quar terbackr Roger Hardy plunging from yard outBarrié Burn ham converted defensive crew shaped both nvch muddy ecdun tad umSunday ance Pie ers took Brantford punt and ran asyards down the sidelines for the first touchdown Allan Quirk broke through on an attempted quiclr kick by licat own 10 batted the ball into the end zoneand fell on lbr the other sixpointer Bergson kicked two singlgs and passed to halfback Alf Sliwinski for con ver 1an wows At Winnipeg Saturday night the Bulldogs ran up an early ieadand hadto stand co er Len Goodrne andBarry arke scored touchdowns for the Man toba squad Ted Francis con veried and Ted Warga kicked singleJVeteran Rod Pantages added pair at singlesto halt baclr Ccc Stevensons touchdown Vane vervscoring Th ily tia Footbalh guos title on touchdowns Ernie Eoshay Ra Mongeau NeilWebber nd Rain Hayes Foshaykieked fsingl an Ed McIntyre addéd Ontario Agriculture College Red ling first man who wrapped up we on football final tarlo Intercollegiate Football Conference championship two mans mangrmwzf Ea the opinion that Riders played quarterback Paul llrysk on his ifavored FX team wrapped up the NovnSw No Love lost Between TiCals OTTAWA CP There were hard feelings and hot tempers on both sidesaiter Saturdays gruelg game of the Big Four tight line play and in the boulder hard tackles For some their best feelings were about licks they got in themselves and their worst the bruisesvthey got on the receiving end PROTEST EXPULSION Ottawazhas appealed to football commissioner Sidney Halter the ejection from the game in the first quarter of big tackle Mtlt Grnhnm for mg few swipes at equally Ticat Angelo Moses to terrible about that said Ottawa coacb Funk Clair Ottawa players olight Gra bams offencefoliowedwhat they described in some underhanded work on Moscas part Clair said the ejection wasnt mlaiued to me and we car tainh missed him erstdescribed as bad call an official decision which gaveoté tawa the ball the first quarter on fumble Duane Wood in receiving Ba Parilli print on the Ottawa 50 Gilles Archambauit and Wood came out of thepileupboth with their hands on the ball but 0t tawa got it by token of what of ficials eg dad or Aroharnlt baults better grip and Ottawa Wentonto score theirfirst touch down four plays later About the only thing oarwhieh thelteatos saw eye to eye was better game ut Jim Trimblé Hamiltons cool headedlcnach opined the Wnuldnt be the tier ext Eam VI Barrie lagers Work Tomorrow GreySimone Basketzball Les gue is being revamped Because of tlus the Harrison which ally dropped from the loa gue and stated it would prefer another group sidering Deiin word is expected early this week In the meantimethe locals havera workout scheduled for tomorrow night 780 at Central Coll giate gy Iohansso Scolls lltylightilleport 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