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TUE BARR EXAMBER SATURDAYHARCH 192 By STEVE JONESCU Sports Editor ABOUT HULL AND GOALS Facts and figures on how Bobby Hull scored the goals that put him into the history books wrll un doubtedly popup all through the summer after the Stanley Cup champion is decided So while youre waiting lve got few notes which took about five minutes to gather Such as Hull scored 24 goals in the schedule games in February and March Eight were in losmg causes Four goals came in games that his club Chic ago Black Hawks won by at least fourgoal margin ie 61 and 62 Two came in by at least three goals games the club won And so it goes Official statistics will show that Hull didnt score too many winning goals This and the brief figures above will lead some to assume that Hull wasnt really big man for the Hawks At the same time most of Hulls talliescame early in the game His being absent from the winning goal columns will be more than made up for by the number of times hes scored early got his club off on the right foot or narrowed margins Figures cannot disgute the fact that Hull is great goalgetter And ese figures need not be for just the 196162 season either He scored 31 goals last season and something like 39 or 40 the year before Then too figures such as these might tend to make some feel that Hull is the most valuable player in the league Yet look at the entire season would have to in dicate differently Hull was hot over just one half of the season Fellows like Stan Mikita flashy centre and goaltender Glen Hall have been rocks through 70 games The jist of the soup is that you cant always draw conclusions from black and white figures The inhe tween means so much JUST NOTES Barrie sports types are in three dif ferent centres today Dart throwers are in Oshawa bantam hockeyists are in Peterborough and junior tankard curlers are in Toronto Locally today you can take in the gymnastic competition at Camp Bordens Buell Building and or the Barrie Skating Clubs annual spring carnival at Barrie Arena Horton Is Spark Of Leafs Drive By BILL MacDDUGALL TORONTO CF Its bad enough when you have to reckon with Tim Horton on de fence but New York Rangers are finding he can do more than his share offensively Fresh from the best season hes ever had in the National Hockey League the impound defenceman is the highest point getter in the Stanley Cup semi final between the Rangers and Toronto Maple Leafs Horton seldom sensational defencernan but always steady one has three pointsa goal and two assistsin Tor ontos two wins in the first two games of the best of seven series in other words besides cap ably handling his defensive chores be has had hand in half the six goals Toronto has scored against New York in 42 and 21 victories Tuesday and Thursday nights The Rangers must win one of their next two gamesin New York Sunday and mesday nightsif they want to stay alive in the bestofsscven semi final And if they do take one or both of the games they are faced with the prospect of wire ning their first game on Tor onto ice this season HAS GOOD SLAP SHOT The fivefootlo Horton is double threat If his forwards are in trouble he can ing the puck out of his own end in hurry On power play or in tense offensive he has wicked slap shot from the right point Despite his offensive capa bilities Horton nafive of Cochrane 0nt who spends his time away from hockey as Toronto car dealer has no delt sire to be forward lve never had the slightest wish to be one he said after the Leafs practised Friday Hortons slap shot has de veloped rapidly Not so long ago it would whip in towards the generalrdlrection of the end of the rink but gradually during the season it started whistling towards the netoften the cor nermore often dont actually aim at the corners he said just shoot for the net and hope it hits the corner or somewhere that the goaltender isnt EARNED 38 POINTS Nonetheless he didnt do too badly this season for defence man He got 10 goals and 23 assists many of the latter from his bluevline shots which for wards tipped in Horton is as he putsit well married He and his wife Loli have four daughters Loli gets more nervous excited or however you say it about hockey game than do Centre Red Kelly who earned reputation asa rushingdc ienccman white with Detroit Red Wings for 12 seasons fig ures Horton is valuable man to have around Hes very dangerous man puts the pressure on when he comes out like that There are lots of times when guy like that gets caught in the opposi tions end but not Timmy He can st out in hu and guy that is good to have around Toronto has pro cts of get ting back another rushing de fenceman who has been on the injured list with severe leg charleyhorse since near the end of the regular season Carl Brewer skated Friday for the first time since he was hurt Also on the ice for the first hme since suffering cracked shoulder bone late in the sea son was left winger Bert Olm stead One or both of them may be back in action by the end of next week The Leafs practise today and fly to New York tonight Coach Punda Irnlach isnt taking chances on their being unneces sarily bothered Both his and the players rooms at New York will be without telephones New Yorks Ken Schinkel will be sidelined with broken right toe for the third game The Rangers said Friday the vet eran Winger suffered the in jury Thursday night when he jammed his foot into the boards during the second game Schinkel will be replaced by either Pat Hannigan or Guy Gendron Gump Saved Dave Keon TORONTO CF Dave Kenn told Friday how New York goaltender Gump Wors iey who robbed the Toronto Maple Leafs centre of more than one goal in Thursday nights semifinal saved him from possible serious injury by deflecting him like puck was going in after loose puck Keon said as he watched Leafs practice My stick got caught and lost my balance was head ing headfirst for the goaipost but Gump stuck out his pad and spun around the post when hit his leg Toronto ivon the game 21 to take 20 lead in the best ofseven Stanley Cup scries Worsley said he realized Kean would hit the post with his head saw him coming and put my pad between his head and the post the Rangers goaltender said He might have got very bad knock on the head But hes great hockey player and real guy Did you see him come up to me at the end of the period Wanted to say thanks be said Moore KOs Lavorante With Attack In Tenth LOS ANGELES AHBoxing got another scare Friday night when heavyweight Alejandro Lmoranlc of Argentina was carried out of the ring on stretcher after suffering 10th round knockout at the powerful hands of fabulous Archie Moore it was the second time in less than week fighter was taken by stretcher from ring in major match Lavorantc apparently suffering mostly from exhaustion was not taken to hospital Lavoronte 25 got relent less pounding from the ancient Moore but the South American was never knocked down Moore staggered ante scyeral times in the eighth and ninth munds and the Argentine giant looked wobbly at the knees of the start of the loth and last round of the nontitle bout Moore recognized as world lightheavyweight champion in California and parts of Europe blasted away at Lavornntca midsection and referee Tommy fart hailed the bout after 31 seconds of the four as the vic tim sagged against the ropes it was listed as knockout un der California rules ELUMPS T0 FLOOR Lavorante stumbled to his corner and as Moore waved to is cheering crowd of 15352 the tired youngster slumped to the floor from his stool He did not appear to lose consciousness Tears glisleoed in his eyes as strelchcr attendants carried him to his dressing room About minutes after the knockout officials announced that Lavoranto was talking to newspaper men and apparently did nor suffer severe injuries At postlight party Laver ante got an ovation from the guests He posed for photo graphs with his torrnentor Moore and said in Spanish feel all right His face was bat terod and swollen Archie from San Diego Calif is the oldest ring war rior around His age is any where between is and so He weighed 197 pounds to favor antes an STILL CRITICAL Last Saturday Bonny Kid Pam was knocked senselm and carried from the ring after losing his ltlpound world wel lenreigbt crown to Emile Grill fllh Paret is still in critical con ditlon at New York hospital Moore wearing brocaded white silk robe told reporters in his dressing room Those body punches was using were not spectacular but they are very effective He said of Laroranle He needs experience could take him to my self mines lArchis talk for training camp and make champion out of him lLorornntc fought gnllnntly but was unable to handle Moores bobbing and Weaving attack Archie kept his fore head on the chest of his six footfour opponent while blast ing away through most of the light Daniels Seems Ready To Hurl Nats Opener NEW YORK AP Bennie Daniels who become winner in the major leagues for the first time last year likely will get the honor of firing the first official pitch in baseballs cel ebrated presidential opener at Wnshington Daniels rcachcd openingday form Friday when he became the first member of the Seas tors staff to go nine innings and blanked Kansas City Ath letics 30 on threebitter Iin on exhibition game at West Palm Beach Fla Daniels went to the Sen ators from Pittsburgh Pirates after the 1960 season in trade that sent pitcher Bobby Shanta to the Pirates Shunt lasted one year at Pittsburgh and now is with Houston Colts new on try in the National League Daniels became the Senators only winner in the 1961 cam paign with 1241 record and 344 earned run average in his 10th season in organ ized baseball Daniels never gave up on the wayrto becom ing winner reaching the ma jors for the first time in 1957 and hanging on with the Pirates until he was traded His career record up to that time was an unimpressive 816 He now is No with the Sen ators after his second fine per4 formance in succession he spun threehittcr for six inn ings in his previous outing and probably will be tossing the first pitch toward the plate at Washingtons new DC Stadium April Daniels struck out three men and walked only two as he set the Athletics down while Dale Long furnished him with the only run he needed Houston edged San Francisco Giants Friday and Chicago Cubs outslugged Boston Red So we toremnin in tie for the top spot in the National League standings with 137 rec ords New York Yankees who lost so to Baltimore Orioles lead the American League with mark Cincinnati Reds beat Detroit Tigers Chicago White Sox edged Minnesota Twins 65 Pittsburgh defeated St Louis Cardinals 54 Los Angeica An gels beat Cleveland Indians 46 and New York Mets nipped Philadelphia Phillies 21 GIVES GIANTS LEAD Orlando Cepedna homer gave the Giants 20 lead but in homer barrage by the Colts put it away Merritt Rnnewucon nectcd twice and Don Tnusslg Al Spangler and Norm Lurker once each 14bit attack plus four Red Sox errors won for the Cubs despite twirrun hom ers by Carl Yastrezemski and Carroll Hardy Skinny Brown and Wes Stock checked the Yankees on six hits while tworun homer by John Powell and Earl Rabin sons baseslanded triple paced the Orioles fzhit offensive Joc Cnines hit two homers and Wally Post and Don Povlctch connected once to support the sevenhit pitching of Sam Ellis and Johnny Kiippstein in the Reds win over the Tigers Comllco Carreon who dou bled in the tying run scored the deciding tally for the White Sox in the ninth inning on Don Minchers error Bob Allison ac counted for all the Nins runs with three homers The big blow for the Pirates was Moron homer by Bob Clemente but the Cards Gene Oliver took batting honors with four hits including homer and triple and three runs batted in Lee Thomas and Earl Averill singled across the tying and winning runs as the Angels scored two in the ninth off In filans reliever Art Kay towin Ladies Start Curl Playoffs Ladies section of the Barrie Curling Club starts its playoffs Monday in the final schedule of the season MondayThursday rinks are Peggy Hayter skip Joyce Sea gram Beth Kearsey and Marg Hook and Audrey Webb skip Marion Duval Marj Hickiing and Patty Wilson TuesdnyJiriday rinks arei Jean Adams skip Mildred Mc Kenzie Lois Patton and Helen Ellis and Marion Smith strip Wyn Empke Eileen Burbidge and Yvonne Leighton Final game is 130 pm Tues ay Wednesday the ladies will hold oneday onedraw spiel starting at am Friday they will hold masquerade jltney The following Monday is the day for entertaining outoftown rinks to tea and competition April 11 will see the closing jit ney and election of officers for next season Habs Clinch Top In Eastern Loop By THE CANADIAN PRESS Hull Ottawa Canadiens won the showdown game Friday night and clinched first place the Eastern Professional Hockey League The Babs bounced back from onegoal deficit to defeat Kingston Frontenacs 42 in game where victory would have assured the leadership for either team It was the Fronts last game of the season and they finished point behind the Canadiens who are at home Sunday to KitchenerWaterloo Beavers in the Windup of the regular sea son The Beavers who downed last place Sault Ste Marie Thunderbirds 53 Friday night could end tied with Kingston on points with victory Sunday but the Frontenac nailed down IndoneSian Tops Badminton Stars By MARVEN MOSS MONTREAL fCP Indones ian Ferdinand Sonnevrlle won the mens singles title in the Canadian badminton champion ships Friday night by shading Jim Poole from San Diego Calif 1746 1718 158 But Poole combined with Bob Williams 38 of Buffalo NY to whip the Asian and Wood stock 0nt lawyer Jim Carri Walk 1543 158 for the doubles crown Wayne Macdonnell Vancouver dumped Carnwath 151 1511 in the Canadian mens closed final for bomebred performers Mari Shedd of Toronto won the womens singles for the fifth timeand second consecu tive yearby outclassing Mrs Jean Foliinsbee 23 of Calgary the 1955 winner 113 us 21 of Dorothy Tinline of Toronto and Miss Shedd retained the womens doubles title by dispos ing of Vancouverites Mrs Jean Bardsley 39 and Mrs Claire Lovelt 39 They went down 155 154 WIN MIXED DOUBLES In themixed doubles Miss Juniors and Swedens Eernt Dahlherg posted 156 158 win over Mrs Eardslcy and Bert Fergus of Vancouver British Columbia led by Ed Peterson is won the Ontario Trophy for junior play the fourth consecutive year Pater ysonwon the singles and paired for wins in the doubles and mixed doubles His partners were Bruce Rollick of Van couver and Diana Godfrey of Victoria respectively Judy Humber edged Alison Daysmith for the junior girls singles crown in scramble be tween the two 17yearolds from Victoria But the pair was bowled over 154 151 by Winnipegs Maria Stuhbs and Eleanor OGorman the defending doubles tltleots pair of arts students at the University of Manitoba HARRY MURDOCK Let Us Check Your Car New WHEEL ALIGNMENT wanna mmcmn snocn ansonnnn annvrcn COMPLETE mom END SUSPENSION OVERHAUL PA 82202 TORONTO second place on the strength of higher total of victories dur ing the season In nothing game Friday night the fourthplace Sudbury Wolves lost +2 to North Bay Trappers It thus will be Hull0ttawa Kitchener in one semifinal set Kingston and Sudbury in the other The bestofseven series open Wednesday at Kingston and Hull FANS TURNED AWAY For the first time this season fans were turned away from Kingston Memorial Centre Fri day night Harry Sinden and Tom McCarthy put Kingston ahead after Keith McCreary opened the scoring early in the first period with the first of his two goals but Fred Hilts and Bob Ellett came back to wrap it up for the Habs The Canadiens speed made the difference Their young for wards took over in the second half of the game after being outplayed and outbumped by the Frontenacs The Beavers won at Kitchener on thirdperiod goals by Len Ronson and playing coach Red Sullivan after the TBirds had come from behind 31 count to tie it up Ronsons winning goal came on screen shot while Sullivan scored on an empty net with but one second re moining STOP NEVE $0 KEEP SIMPSON 29 Hour Service PA 54559 Borrle CURLING BARITY An eightend curlings on swer to 3011s holelnone stopped play at Barrie Curl ing Club inst night The rar ity came on sheet No with Bob Greens rink sup plying the rocks against four skipped by Fred Pearson Greens rink included John Cowon Jack Lynn and Glea son Henderson Pearson had Bruce Johnston Frank Mnc BlGHTENDER Donald and Del Jermcy The white handles belong to Green In the picture are from left Green Cowan Penn son and Lynn Henderson was not around for the snapping Examiner Photo Pilous NOt Ready To Concede Series By LAURENT CIIIASSON MONTREAL CWMontreal Canadiens head for Chicago to day needing only two more wins to bounce the dciend champion Black Hawks out of the ninning for this years Stan ley 01p The Canadians buoyed by two onegoal triumphs over the Hawks in the opening games of their bestofseven semi final here this week were to leave by train at 339 pm arriving in Chicago early Sunday morn lflg The Hawks arrived home Fri day having flown by charter airliner immediately after blow ingthe second game 43 Thurs day night The Canadiens won the first game 21 Tuesday night The third and fourth games will be played at Chicago Sta dium Sunday night and Tues day night Before leaving coach Too Blake planned to send his Cana diens throughout light work out dont believe in driving the players too hard before an lmgortont game like this he no TOOK TWO CLOSE ONES Both opening games were squeakers 1n the first the Canadians took twogoal lead then relaxed and almost blew it through defensive lapses near the end of the game The Canadiens were com pletely outclassed for more than 50 minutes in the second game But they staged threegoal blitz late in the third period to overcome seemingly comfort able 31 Chicago lead We stole that one Blake candidly admitted Friday in ref erence to the second game Blake didnt appear to be worried about the prospects of facing the Hawks who last sea son beat the Canadiens in similar semifinal round and went on to win their first Sinn icy Cup in 22 years on their home ice We always do well in Chi cago he said fYou cant judge us from that game Thurs day night We didnt play well and we can do much better DROPPED ONLY TWO The Canadiens won four tied one and lost only two of the seven National Hockey League games played at Chicago this season Whats more they out scored the Hawks 2013 Chicago coach Rudy Pilous isnt ready to concede the series Well come back he prom lsed We always score better in Chicago We intend to start twooutofthree series here next Thursday Pilous hinted he may shuffle the Hawks lineup He was be lieved to be disappointed with the play of Murray Balfour right winger on his millionsdoi lar line so far in the series The line is centred by Bill Hedi Hay and has Bobby Hull who scored recordequalling For The Best Selection of Paper Back POCKET BOOKS Weoymoutlis BOOK STORE so Duniop PA Hos 50 goals this season as its left winger MURPHY MAY RETURN Winger Ron Murphy missed the first two games with groin injury But be may be ready to come back Sunday night As replacement the Hawks dressed Merv Kuryluk 25yearlt old felt winger called up from Sault Ste Marie of the Eastern Professional League but uscd him very little They also have two other fnimbands in their camp Waync Hicks from Buffalo of the American League and Milan Marcella from Sault Ste Marie Blake meanwhile plans he lineup changes Dickie Moore who has scored three goals in this series came out of the second contest with badly jostled left eye as result of collision with Hull But Montreal Forum physio therapist Blll Head said Friday Moores vision was perfectly normal The eye is swollen bit added Head But Dickie will Ely ANGELS GET LEJA PALM SPRINGS Calif AP Los Angeles Angels of the American League Friday obA taincd first baseman Frank Leja from St Louis Cardinals of the National League The former New York Yankees 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