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neurons ONLY Bobby Hull slams In his 47111 goal this season past To ronto nelmindcr Don Sim THRE mons in the second period of an NHL game at Toronto Saturday Behind the Chicago EmmSmen Upset Junior Canadiens By THE CANADIAN PRESS Dont write aIf anybody the experts said This league is ripe for an upset For once the experts were right Niagara Falls Flyers whose lastdiich drive got them into the Ontario Hockey Association du blor playoffs by single point eliminated the house Montreal Canadicns Saturday in the sixth game of their bestof sevcn semifinal They did it In convincing lash lon with fourgoal burst in the third period for 52 victory before record Falls crowd of 4100 STICK MORE TO FORM Second place Hamilton Red Wings stock more closely to the form chart knocking out the Tcepces Saturday night in St Cotharines That series also went six games one of which was tied The Flych and Wings open their bestafseven final at Ham llton Wednesday with the second game at Niagara Falls Friday On the record Montreal and Hamilton looked like cinchcs to get past the first round They finished the sitgame schedule with 73 and 70 points respeca lively while the Tcepees had only 46 and the Flyers 43 The leaders built up their big margins with long earlyseason streaks however and it was ob vious the complexion was chang Ing as the schedule neared its and Bon Hergolt and Wayne Max nor did all the Flycrs scoring Hcrgolt bagged triple and htaxncr added two to runhis scoring string to 10 points in tile six Andre Boudrias punched ln Montreals two goals alter the Flyers had taken lead GET LATE START The Red Wings finally un corked their scoring punch be fore 3465 St Catharines fans after trailing 30 late in the sec and period No goals by Roy Cullen and single by rookie Ken Hodge had put the Teepees ahead Then Hamilton dcfenceman Bob Wait standout in the se ries bounced in is deflected shot to end the second period and opened the third with another on slap shot from the point with Teepees defenccman Paul Popeil serving major and minor penalties Roger Lairenicre tied it up and the Teens needing victory to stay in the running pulled goalie Bogcr Crozier with 21 seconds left Pit Martin pulled the puck out of faceolf In his own zone and flipped it the length of the ice into the gaping net tn the OHA Metro Toronto loop whose winner will meet the WingsFlyers victor in the all0ntario lltemorial Cup round Toronto Marlboros opened the bestofseven final Sunday with 41 decision over St Michaels College Majors Next game is Friday Unheralded Girl Tops At Winnipeg By GRAHAM COX WINNIPEG ICP slender Dianne Gerace of Tra 80 stole the hearts of 7000 fans Saturday at the 1962 Cana dian indoor track and field championships here outsliining swirl of established stars The unheralded young high jumper sneaked up on the crowd who throughout most of her competition were concentrating on the more spectacular pole vault and track events She eclipsed by three inches the Canadian open and native record at five feet thre inches set by Eleanor Ward of the Uni versity of Western Ontario and was voted the outstanding com petitor of the meet llliss Ward finished second with jump at five feet Nine records were broken in the meet with two going to Teittu Vuorinen of Port Arthur in the womens shot put with toss of 36 feet on inches The former open and native indoor record of 35 feet inches was set here in January by Miss Vuorinen In the open pole vault George Davies of Arizona shot to Ca nadian open record with vault of 15 feet inches The for mer record was 15 feel five inches set by John Rose of Ari zone State In January CROTHERS WINS Bill Crothers and Dave Baily sat hot pace for the powerful Toronto Eash York team both setting open and native records Baily scored 15611 win in the junior mens 880 yards while Crothers loped away to lower the GOOyards mark to 1118 ahead of Bill Frazier of lowa and James Fishcer of Minne sota The former junior 880 record was 1517 set by Jesse Fitch world fi off final bid by John Camien of Kansas State to win in George Shepherd running in the 500 for the first time without Crothers against him swept to an easy victory in 52 seconds while East York teammate Paul Gaudet nipped Gene DeHaha of the University of South Dakota in the 60yard dash both being timed in 64 seconds The womans 60 yard final was equally close with Maureen Bardoe of Hamilton Olympic nipping by Gillian Harding of Montreal Both were timed in at 71 seconds Abbi Hoftm an of Toronto Olympic took the womens 880 in 22182 but is not expected to have the time made an official record as the event is not rec ognizcd by the Amateur Athletic Union of Canada as official for women Canadian Skaters Hailed Its Best PRAGUE ICP Canadian skaters carried off top honors among the 106 contestants from countries competing in the 1952 world figure skating chanr pionships that wound up here SaturdaY Don Jackson oi Oshawa ca lured the title for Canada in themeiis singles event while Prague born Maria and Otto Jelinek oi Bronte 0nt won the pairs title in the fourday cham pionships Skating authorities rated the performances by the Canadian winners as the best in history of guie skating competi tion The womens singles crown was won by Sioukjc Dikistia of Holland while Eva and Pavel Romanov captured the ice MORE AFTER star are Maple Leafs Allan Stanley fright farther from Leading Horses Out Of Action MIAMI Fla fAPlThe two leading handicap horses in the United States Calumet Farms Yoiky and Dorcllestcr Farm Stablcs Carry Back will be out of action for several weeks Yorky who finished first in Satuidays $112600 Gullstream Park Handicap but was disquali tied for bumping Brae Burn Farms Jay Fox in the stretch and placed second pulled up lame but showed no iniury Jay Fox was declared the win ner Alberta Ranchcs Fourand Twenty was disappointing last Trainer Jimmy Jones said rays showed no break and Yorky will be brought back slowly Cariy Back who ended up third will be given rest until tale April said Trainer Jack Price He came out of the race in perfect shape and showed no sign of fatigue Price said But the way he ran the last mindermile in the New Orleans Handicap and the Gulistream Handicap shows he needs rest lIis Blank Kap 50 NORANDA Que CF Sparkcd by the fine goaltending of Gary hlillman RouynNor andn Alouettes Sunday night shut out Kapuskasing so to even their hostofseven North era Ontario Hockey Association final at 11 Bernard Cote Brian Ander son Ray Ouimet Val Mitchell and holly Fassctto were the Al ouettes scorers The third game in the series will be played Wednesday night in Kapuskasing THIS ONE cameral and Tim Horton Hawks won the contest 31 Bucs Finish In Fine Style By THE CANADIAN PRESS Portland Bllckarons dcfend lng champions in the Western Hockey League wound up their home schedule in fine style Sun day night as they edged Seattle Totems 21 The Bucks have clinched st place in the South ern Division and have our games left in the Tilgame sched ule The win made up fora 21 loss Portland suffered at Totem hands Saturday night In Sunday night other en gagement San Francisco Seals moved into third place in the southern race with To triumph aver Vancouver Canucks The Canucks picked up 75 victory over Los Angeles Blades Saturday whlle Calgary Siaml peders shut out Spokane Com els to Third period goals by Art Jones and Bill Saunders gave the Hucks their victory RonY Hutchinson scored Seattlesl goal in San Francisco netminder Bcv Bentley of the Seals scored his fourth shutout while Ilm Hay Len Haley and Nick Mick oski handled the scoring Three goals by John Annable and two by Bob McCusker paced the Canucks Saturday Phil Malaney and Larry Popcin added singles Willie ORee and Bruce Carmichael each scored Iwica for the Blades and Stan Maxwell was the other marks man The Stamps got two goals from Rock Crawford Jim Moro and John Kosiancic provided singles Seattle goal getters were Guylc Fielder and Gord LaBos siere Gard Fashoway scored for the Bucks Cleveland Barons Controlli By THE CANADIAN PRESS Cleveland Barons seem to have their battle for first place in the American Hockey Leagues Western Division well in hand Things didnt look good Sat urday when they dropped decision to Quebec Aces biit the Barons rebounded with 6D shutout against Hershey Bears Sunday night The split left the Barons two points ahead of Buffalo Bisons held to 11 overtime deadlock by Springfield Indians Satur day and 31 losers to the lndiaas Sunday night The Barons have 75 points and six games left The Bisons have 73 and only four games to go In other Sunday games Prov idence Reds belted Pittsburgh 83 and Rochester Americans edged Quebec 43 Hershey beat Pittsubrgh 42 Sat urday The scoring at Cleveland was handled by John Ferguson with two goals Wayne Lalkin Jim htikol Cal Stearns and Gary Bergman The Aces got goals Saturday from Maurice Mantha Guy Black and Danny Lewicki Billy Sweeney scored twice to ng Race habel added single Brian Smith scored for the Bisons in the final three minutes of play in their meeting Barry Cullen scored for the His ons and Kent Douglas for Springfield The Reds were led by Orland Kurtenbachs three goals Jim Bartlett scored twice Bob Beck ett Pierre Brillant and Zellio Toppazzini added singles Norm Corcoran Dick Mattiussi and Bo Eltk were the Pittsburgh marks men The defeat was the 54th for the Hornets league record for losses in one season The old mark of 53 defeats was set by Washington Lions in the 194849 SEHSDII The Americans scored two un lead the Indians to victory an WORLD AMATEUR CHAMPS Swedes Expect Idol Title Through 1963 COLORADO SPRINGS Colo Cli The Swedish national team takes off by chartered plane today an the road back home viith the world hockey championship flock of other honors and every indication of being selfish host at the 1961 tournament We are going to be tough to beat candidly said Swedish coach Arne Sirombcrx whose darkhorse squad whipped Can ndos defending titlists and the United States in sevengame sweep of the lzday tournameht It was the first time Canada had ever lost to Sweden In world and Olympic hockey history We will be playing on our home grounds In Stockholm and we will be stronger than over next year Stromberg added Swedes Canucks Dominate Stars COLORADO SPRINGS Colo CF Sweden and Canada each placed three players on the allstar team of the world hockey championships picked Sunday by members of the in tcrnalionai Hockey Writers and Broadcasters Association Lennart Haggrolh the 22 yearvold Swedish goalie was the only unanimous choice at the Islmember panel Ills team mate centre Nils Nilsson re ceived 18 votes Lclt winger Ulf Sterner Ihc third player of the championship Swedish team to be selected collected seven votes The Canadian selections were Jack Douglas right defence 11 votes left defence Harry Smith eight and right winger Jack McLeod 14 Floyd Butch Martin re ccivcd four votes and veteran ccnlrc Tod Sloan one STRAIGHT our YOUR DRIVING Eliminate dangerous wondering shimmy pulling to im right iFrfih Efi IiIV Vllll firestone FRONT END SPECIAL Heres what we do Correct alignment correct somber correct caster correct teain and toeout impact clean and repock front wheel bearings Inspect tighten and odiust steering Check and odd shock obsorbar fluid it necessary gt SPECIAL This week only JUST 588 PARTS EXTRA IF answered goals in the third pe NECESSARY TORSION BAR riod to beat the Aces before 3341 fans at Rochester Dick Gamble got two goals for the winners Gerry Eham and Wally Boyer contributed the others Lewicki with two and Jean Cassette scored for Quebec Pete Conacher with two Wil lie Marshall and Les Duff were the Bear marksman Elik ac counted for both Pittsburgh goals tarmac iwririiriicoiirnoiitp animus assure unfailing oil supply ADJUSTMENTS EXTRA IF NECESSARY in INSPECTION OF FRONT END TO BE SURE YOUR CAR IS PROPERLY ALIGNED ANOTHER FIRESTONE SERVICE PHO The Canadians uho finished second with 51 record ailer trounelng the US 61 in tclc vised game Sunday face the problem of playing slrlclly un der European rules In their quest to regain the champion ships in 1961 PREFER OWN STYLE The Canadians still complain Ing over the officiating In thcir 53 key loss to Sweden will see even more delicate calls made in Stockholm next March The Canadians prefer the rugged slambanx style oi play normal tohonh America The Euro peans lean to precision passing and little if any bodychccking Swedish officials complained strongly about unnecessary Ca nadian roughness in the Sweden NHL STARS By THE CANADIAN PRESS Johnny Bucyk of Boston who scored two goals and helped set up another when the Bruins whipped Montreal Canadicns 62 Silnday night Billy Harris whose goal at 1258 of the third period brought Toronto Maple Leafs 22 tie with New York Rangers Sunday night Delenceman Blll Detroit who assisted on three goals when the Red Wings dumped Chicago Black Hawks 41 Sunday night Bobby Hull whose 47th goal of the season led Chicago to 31 victory over Toronto Satur day night Goalie Jacques Plante who stopped 24 shots for his fourlh shutout of the season as Mont real belat New York 20 Satur Gadsby ot tailndn game Later Floyd lBulchi Itartin was reprimand ed by lournninel officials for his spearing tactics in Slindars final match the Canadians corcd tviicc wililin eight seconds midway in the lirsl period and then swamped th us before sellout crowd of 5500 at Bioatlmoar World Alena ll tllS only the third sell out In illelourniimcnt which sadly missed the drawing power of the Clerks and Russians Czechoslovakia and Russia boycotted the championships In the hassle oicr banning travel visits for the East Germans but undoubtedly all three Iron Cur tain rounlries will be repre sented at Stockholm TWO FOII BROWN The Canadian scorers were Bob Brown Zl Bob hinder Joe Hogan Tod Sloan and Jack Mc Leod Don Hall scored the US goal The Canadians leave Colorado Springs IIII morning by bus and then fly from Denver to Toronto still say no have better team than the Swedes said Canadian coilcli filole ltolibcll We could beat them scven out of eight times no matter where we play Those double penalties called against us killed us They scored twice when we were two men short Brian IBlltCIil Markoy na tive of Montreal and one of the llreConndianbarn players on the US club agreed still iIllnk the Canadians are much hotter team than the Swedes They skate you to death The Canadians would have won the championship it they werent so eager to score the Swedes In their game They didnt have to The Swedes were scared before they got on the ice Then penalties ruined the The unofficial TLolinX cham pionship went to ltlcali uhn had It goals anti ILht IIVSISI for to points Surliish loruprd Nils Nilsson ulis rocontl wiIIl 17 coal and file assists for 11 points In addition to the Iiiilnplon ship Cup the Swedes nlkcilfioll with the lop goalie iiwiird lo Lennan Ilaggrnlh IIIItI the prize for the best IoiwiIrli to Svcn llumhnl Johnnssun who Iiild at least one point III every game and wound up with seven goals and seven IIIFISIS Johnny lnyv aslch the us Olympic elcrnn was named outstanding delcnca mun den clinched the title Sat urday night with 40 victory over West Germany and Can ada crushed Britain 122 behind llcheodi four goal reoiing spree Joe Main scored two goals against Britain while Sloan Harlin Brown Bob McKnight Ted Mold and Harry Smith not led one nplcce Inn Forbes and Harry Pearson wore the Britlsh marksman The busiest player on the Ice wan British goalie ltiiy Pairings who made 52 saves the most In the tourniiment Finland defeated Norway 52 Saturday to finish fourth in land conched by Cnnod an Jlin wlrkkunen of Port Armor and Norway each half three wins and four losses but Fin land had the batter goal differ CITCC Georg Ebert scored three goals Sunday as West Germany whipped Switzerland 71 for sixth place Switzerland was seventh and Britain last Japan the mast lmprmjcd en try In the tournament 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