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Dogs 341 OHli Senior Finale THE CANADIAN PRESS iiChatham Maroons and Sudbury bmblnes both won close sauna Thursday night in Ontario Senior Atitie play Sudbury winning in overthne and Chathcm making sure of its victory with goal 13 seconds from the final whistle Chatham whipped Windsor Bull dogs 53 to take firm grip on the bcstoisnven final series for the Ontarioiiockay Association Senior title Chatham leads Sudhury edged RouynNnranda Alouetlce 54 to even their best offive Norlherne Ontario Senior final at 11 NEED ONE MORE The results put the Maroon onc win from semifinal berth in the Eastern Allan Cu play offs and kept the Comb es in contention Winners of the two series will meet Bo OHA and NOliA series on tlniic tonight with Chatham at Windsor and Noranda against Sudhury at the Schumacher Arena Timmios as tho Sudbury arena is occupied At Chatham the home team took 24 first periodiead but were only 48 ahead in the sec ond The score remained this fig ure with Windsor several times nearly tying until 1942 of the third period when defencemanle Copper Leyla got Chatbundfilth Koai Other Chathun marinanan werc Joe Mlle who got two lollI Prod Piahch utd ied Power No Bulldogsgoaie were firodiby Tommy Walker while Irwin Gross got lingll ALMOST onusi cams Maroon outahot Bulldogs 1841 in comparatively quiet game for the usually rmigh series he eree HughMchIn caliedonly eight penaltlét four aside At Noranda the visitors who were walioped Wednesday made surprising comeback thaniu largely to the presence of three players Imhiflgti0 attend the opener John Madiensio Sudhury schoolteacher was pnrtlcularly responsible for turning the tables He scored once in the first pelt rdioodlnaintgtwgomein go third in ii go After 22 firstperiod tie Aloucttel led in the second period The 44 tie was broken by Sudburye John Bobanicrat 33 in the militants overtime pe The other Sudbury scorer was Nick Tomluk The Aimieites marksmen were Cliff Connolly who got three goals and Dion ggiu iiiiiach Seeking Bight Winger For lied Kelly and Mahovlich By BEN WARD Canadian Press staff Writer TORONTOCP With the crucial iiithgcme oi the Stanley Cup semifinals little more than 24 hours away coach Punch iro Inch of Toronto Maple Leafs still has big problem unsolved bcafs big scaring punch in this series has come from the com bination of Red Kelly and Frank Mahoviich operating as make shift third line unit But these big guys still are without steady right winger Four players have been dropped into that wing slot in re cent weeks but none seems to have impressed lmiacb He has to come up with decision for Saturday night and on his choice mey rest Lenfs chances of berth in the Stanley lcuprfinals SEES FARM cam Imlach flew in Thursday from quick trip to Rochester put his club through stiff Workout and then went into seclusion to watch films of last Saturday nights game against Wings Afterwards he admitted that the problem still was as big as dont know who wsii with Kelly and Mahay licthell have to wait and sea EPHL wont Tolerate Brawis OTTAWA CHPresident Ed ioiiston or the Eastern Proles sionat Hockey League said Thurs day the league will not tolerate arecurrenoe ofWednesday nights brawl in which players and fans tangled in league semifinal game here leading Sudbury Wolves in the dying minutes of the third period when Cieland Morison of Sudbnry and the Ho Bob Courcy started fight which spread to the stands At one point about 100 fans were on the ice The game won 41 by Ottawa Huil was delayed 20 minutes Aihetifth sme mthehfitmf lnai is in Sudbnry to night Su bury leads the series 31 Houston said bothCanadiBlu andliuii Arena officials were at how the guys are going tomor row Wouldheliceska one ofbls other top lines Too late for that now leafs and Wings are tied in this besbohseven set and Sat urday nights home larne is al most frnust for Leafs loss would put Wings in favored position to knock them out at De trolt Sunday night TWO GOALS EACH Kellyand Mahovllch eseh hm scored two goals Both by Mohav lichwere game winners Kelly assisting Kellys masterly play making learnedrin 12 seasons on the Detroit defence has meshed Iliat rushing hasntheenncarly as fruitful Gerry Ehmam Larry Regen Garry James and Johnny Wilson have patrolled the wingin regular shuttle service lmisch has tried about everything short of major re vamping of his lines He feels sure the right formula would carry Leafs to the Stanley Cup championship Todays rkout will be hafs last before the game fault for not having adequate pohce protection it well disgraceful exhibi tionrand ldonl want repeat he said in an interviewlf there is another game in Hull Sunday want the visitors protected was We wear ans rooms so szeu HERE ARI Tilt neatly with Mahnvlichsspcotac Now the fiyeanoid leftbanded hltterlsoaiirztbesciorthehn on City Athletic and ting rosy on with team cod ing spring totals of four home runs and an RBI liengei abs Elliott tried Normatfint Thursday and the wenoiled lirmyTrophy LONDON Ont ca The Western Ontario contingent won the team too by with 56 Points Thursday nl in the Central Comand boxing finals at Woiw icy Barracks Eastern Ontario was mad with points Camp Pstawawa third with l2 and Camp Bordon with The winners in Thursday nights 19 houtewltl compete in the command finals at Calgary April 1822 The Olympic trill follow in May Open heavyweight LanceBom bardler Richard Nellie mum AntiAircraft ArtilleryPlcton rolt ccvled bye Open light heavyweight Tony Govsia 175thlean Bay ECAPC Kingston received bye Novice light welterweight Bombardier Emile Glrard 135 Eouyn Qu lst Light AntiAlo cralt Artillerypilcton knocked out Gunner BoBo lines 135 Pstawawa at 33 seconds of the first round Novice welterweight Gunner Norman Cormeir 140 Pete wawa decisioned Pto Scotty Moore 144 KitchenerLondon Novice light middleweight LanceCorporai Rod Roberts 146 Garsnn RCS Kingstonimocked out Gunner Sei Bruce 141 Petawawaat so seconds of first round Novice heavyweight Pte Gabe Gabriel issuinndon knocked out Signalman Gordon Bennett 5th Signal Squadron Knlgston of the first round 70 London decision error 11W the As loot totbe Baltimore Drinks 54 at Wat Palm Beach When New York tonnage CossyStanxel let Norm out of the doghonn late inths 1959 season Siebein played the final two games It first fielding 1000 with 15 patents and two assists But hle work lnYankeo Sta dlilms treacherous left field was something else Norm played in 184 games in 1950 his first year as regular and carrieda 300 batting ovaage into thoworld series no Lucsoiv canvas Then Milwaukee fly bails aided by high when and benm log sun began droppinfail oyer left field Norm was benched quickly He played In only three series games and hit mere 125 Again last year Stengei benched him for Hector Lopez another fielding gamble From Aug it was only his sharp pinch batting that msbicd him to finish at 111 Then the Yankee traded Sio btrnVDon Larsen flank Bauer and Marv Throncherry to the As for Kent Hadley oe Delt mushl and Roger Maris the left fielder they wanted if he can keep hitting and play the bag it will cost ihroneberry job that had been virtually handed to him by the As who had collection of four unim prsuive first basemen last year Slcbern throw right Throne berryisaleftysiltbeway OUTFIELB IWEIUP Bauer the As leading spring hitter has clinchedone outfield job along with Bob Cerv Russ Snyder andchh Williams will platoontheotber if Siebem re mains in the infield Hadley homered off Jim Bun ning for the Yankees Thursday as did Tony Kubck but Detroit Tigers torn into Mark Freeman for four first inning runs in victory at Lakeland In other Florida games St Louis Cardinals 12h moved to the top of the exhibition stands logs with trimnphover missed from the European Soc cerCup miripetition by Barcelona and subjected to barrage of unv kind comment reiahngrtvthelr miles to uphold the fair name of British footbalL Ever since the talented Spat olards ground Wolves into their own sacred turf at liloiineux the indomitable Midlandcrs have ofl fared considerable evidence of their intention to defy the critics by holding their place at the top of the domestic heap One point separates them from the leadership of the Football Inagues 22well first division and their third straight league PittsburghPirntes 116 It St Fetersburg and he Braves edged Waihington Sena tors 76 at Orlando in Arizona Chicago Cubs shaded Boston Red Sox at Mesa for their seventh straight and Cleveland lndlans rallied to whip San Francisco Giants 1110 at Tucson LOSE 0N ERRORS Ken Boyer homered and singles for the Cardinals but four Pittsburgh errors good for three unearned runs in theelghtn did the big damage Mel Roach battling Red Schoendleilst for the Braves sec ond base job singled across the winning run against the Sen ators Washington scored all its runs in the sixth off Low hur dette Russ Nixon singled home the tiobreaker against the Giants Nixon went reluctantly back to Ulcvelandwien Sammy White of Boston quit baseball and the deal voided The Cubs won withrErnle Banks and rookie outfielder Lou John son continuing thelr sharp hitting Tnmsnndlvant went seven shut out innings in fled Sox on three hits but shelled in the eighth an ninth derers were unceremoniously dis in which they were involved was Wolves whosh robust ml in 20yearold Garry Mum lying point behind em When Shelia and Sheilas my wifelrdr cided ta bullid hogsadof our own we shafted collection pans an lens rom ev pace imaginable because we had smziiispedel ideas as to how we wanted cerlainthifldf done inexpensively yet oifcctlvoly One evening when we were talking about our ideas with neighbour couple over game of bridge Charlie thats our neighbour suggested we contact Doug Bloxom at Bioxom Construction and gethls suggestions Well we figined one builder was just about as good as the other ana fowdays later we called him Now Im tickled pink were both tickled plnki Doug Bloxom considered every one of our ideas offered sound advice 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