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» &HI Widower, Farate ° '12 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Monday, April 20, 1964 ANOTHER MISS ! Detroit's Norm Ullman (7) and Larry Jeffrey (14) had goalie John- ny Bower almost at their mercy but missed. The Leafs' goalie is flat on the ice, look- ing behind at the puck, which can just be seen bound- Centre Dave Keon Scores Two Goals As Leafs Tie Set DETROIT (CP) -- Sid Abel's team lost Saturday night, but one of his wishes was fulfilled. Before the fourth game in the Stanley Cup finals the manager- coach of Detroit Red Wings ex- pressed the hope that the win- ner would be decided before the last minute, ; "This isn't exactly what I had in mind," Abel mused after Toronto Maple Leafs scored at 18:09 of the third period to wrap up a 4-2 win and even the series attwo Boye apiece. The -46-¥ear-old coach, who was captain of three Red Wing Stanley Cup winners, had voted for an early decision in Satur- day's game because the first three were decided or altered in the final minute. As he watched his come- from-behind contingent shuck their sweaty uniforms and pre- pare to return to their Toledo, banged in the tying shot late ia the second period while two De- troit defencemen were serving penalties. This set the stage for the most spectacular goal of the se- ries, the 45-foot winner by Andy Bathgate in the middle of the third. Frank Mahovlich, who later scored the fourth Toronto goal on a rebound, fed the puck out of the Leaf zone past defence- man Marcel Pronovost, Bath gate cradled the pack on his curved stick blade for about four seconds while he glided into Red Wing territory and sized up Sawchuk's quarters. As Pronovost showed sp.¥-| second hesitation and made a motion to cut away toward Red Kelly coming in from the oppo- site wing, Bathgate snapped his wrists and the puck rose like a frightened quail. Before Saw-) puck across the goalmouth. "T stuck out my stick and de- flect.d it -- 'I thought -- past (Johnny) Bower," Jeffrey said. "I was so sure it went in that I raised my stick and turned around to celebrate. The crowd was roaring, but when I looked back someone had the puck be- hind the net. "I'll probably never know how I missed." The Detroit Olympia crowd of 15,035--largest of the season-- did an unusual thing when Bath- gate scored, Many cheered. Usually a gloomy silence pre- vails when the opposition makes good in the 12,500-seat arena, but hundreds of partisans rec- ognized Bathgate's goal as a masterpiece. Manager-coach Punch Imlach of Toronto said on the train home after the game: '"Those iwo, Bathgate and Mahovlich, Ohio, hideout, Abel looked re-|chuk could wiggle an elbow, the have the hardest shots in the laxed and confident as he dis-|disc clipped the upper part. of| league, cussed the rest of the series. "Don't forget we were in this|net. same situation with Chicago |the post and plunked into the) | "I saw it on his stick and the! but don't use tem often enough. Tonight they shot, and look what happened." Bathgate described the win- Black Hawks in the semi-final--joext thing I knew it was in,"|ner as "a sinker shot, like a and we went out and dropped|Sawchuk said later. the next one too. But here we| : 5 are in the final because our fel-|goal for the Leafs," said Bath- lows refused to quit. We won/|gate, who was a New York Ran- the last two: and lickeg them on|ger for 12 seasons before being their own ice," ing past the side of the net. | . 7 , LEAFS STRIKE QUICKLY between Uliman's legs, as he | "ne Leafs hit fast Saturday, TOES Ot, WHE Tie mouth) open. jin contrast to their earlier ef- --(AP_ Wirephoto) |torts, and Dave Keon scored the Marlies Win 13-3 STANLEY CUP In Series By THE CANADIAN PRESS It looks as if Toronto Marl- boros have little to fear in the|@ruk way of serious competition in their march toward the Memo- rial Cup finals They had no trouble with North Bay Trappers Sunday, shellacking the Northern On- tario Hockey Association Junior A champs 13-3 at Maple Leaf Gardens. The Marlies outclassed their} i in size and speed,| and only outstanding work by} goalie Gary Cooley, who} stopped 40 shots, kept the score as close as it was. The Trappers may have been tired after their 6-0 triumph over Sault. Ste. Marie, Ont., but they. will have little chance for a rest with the second game scheduled for tonight in Tor- onto. _. The best-of-seven series moves to North Bay Wednesday. MONTREAL NEXT Winner of the series will meet Montreal NDG Monarchs in a best-of-five series to decide the eastern Memorial Cup finalist. NDG walloped Ottawa Montag- nards 11-3 Saturday to move into the eastern final. The Martboros, who equal most National Hockey League teams in size and weight, knocked off Montreal Junior Ca- nadiens to. win the Ontario Hockey Association title four straight after tying the first game. Andre Champagne and Peter Stemkowski led the Marlboros' Opener Mike Walton, Wayne Carleton, Barry Watson and Nick Har- Bri vich the North Bay goals. ian Dooling, Matt Oresko- Oresko- lvich, from Sudbury, is one of|Tuesday, April 21--Detroit at! five replacements picked up by|Toronto | the Trappers for the series. jeach fired two goals to lead| |North Bay's victory over the) Greyhounds Saturday. John Barber and Tom Marcotte chip-| ped in with one each. In Montreal, Carol Vadnais and Jacques Madore, each scored twice each for NDG. Mi- chel Ducharme, Clement dorf, Jeff Tapping, Lucien Gre-| nier and Larry Pleau had one} goal each. | tawa. Fort Wayne Ties Final Series 1-1] TOLEDO, Ohio (CP) -- Fort Wayne Komets smothered To- ledo Mercurys 10-4 in Toledo Saturday to tie the Interna- tional Hockey League best-of- seven final series at one game apiece. Merv Dubchak led the Kom- ets: with two goals. Others were scored by Cal Purinton, Len Thornson, Eddie Long, Roger Maissonneuve, Reg Primeau, Emile Gilles, Johnny Goodwin onslaught with two goals each, The others were shared by Gary Dineen, Rod Seiling, Grant Moore, Ron Ellis, Brit Selby, jand Ted Wright |LeBoda, Moe Morissette, !Currue and John Gravelle. GREENWOOD RACEWAY FIRST RACE -- 7 Furlong trot for 3, EIGHTH RACE -- 7 Furlong trot for 4|@eoffrion, Mtl year-olds and up. Purse $800 (8) Elvis, Paimer 17.10 5.40 3.50 T-Ledy Ezra, Norris 3.90 3.00 2Saber, Kingston 4.20 Start good, won handily. Also Ran in Order: Devon Babs, Laird McNab, Titan Scott, Madame La Salle, and Royal McLean SECOND RACE -- | Mile pace for 4 year-olds and up. Purse $600 (7) 4.30 3.70 2.50 12.50 5.40 3.10 2-Brother Jim, Feagan 1-Stormy Atom, Filion Start good, won handily Also Ran in Order: Danny Lee Grat-/rect Johnny, Eva Mohawk, Allie Dale,| Shack, Tor ____|Hillmah, Chi fan, Bobby's Girl, May Todd, and Sam- my Bars. Late can., Superior Lee DAILY DOUBLE, 8 AND 6, PAID $34.90 THIRD RACE -- 1 Mile trot for 4-year- olds and up. Purse $700 (8). Dean, Featherstone #Ster Nib, McNutt SLemac, Feagan Start good, won handily. Also Ran in Order; Waymite, Darn Happy's Mac. FOURTH RACE -- | Mile pace for year-olds and up. Purse $700 (8). 4Chiet Richard, Crowe 23.20 9.10 4.20 $Two O One, Lockhart 4.70 3.30 6Lee Johnston, Hicks 2.70 Start good, won driving. + Also Ran in Order: Mighty Renown, April H, Johnny Barnes, Merry Pence, and Governor Baldwin. FIFTH RACE -- 1 Mile pace for 4 year-olds and up. Puse $800 (8). &Blve Angel, Gillis 17.10 6.90 3.80 2-Vernon's Star, Gordon 5.90 4.00 2Mr Ben, yeaa 5.00 good, won driving. "ae Ran in Order: Armbro Bingo, Tonka G, Roselawn Boy, Reed's Dream, and Bar Goid SIXTH RACE -- 7 Furlong pace for + yearoks and Up, Willowdale stakes. Purse $3,000 added gross $3,460 (6). 3-Muddy Hanover, Wapies 3.80 2.40 2.10 Al-Armbro Express, Findiey 2.40 2.10 eagan 2.40 and Hanover, 4 Aecepled---Arbr Express and Good '° Flyer. eUNELLA, 3 AND 1 PAID $6.90 SEVENTH RACE -- 7 Furiong trot for) Purse $800 (7). Graham 8.90 4.60 3.30 3.30 2.50 4.70 4year-olds and up. SNancy Brook 8B, 3Wee Danica, Findley 4Cloyd Hanover, Gaibraith i good, won driving. Ae Ran in Order: Byhatia Dean, H. Macduff, Armbro Dorie, end ir} portal Lee, year-olds and up. Purse $3,000 (6) 6-Choir Boy, Waples 5-Peaches Atom, Findley 3.10 2.20 2-Danny Song A, Galbraith Start good, won driving. Also Ran in Order: Kintoo Colby, Van's Pride C, and Duke Demon. | NINTH RACE -- 1 Mile pace for 4), arose Mtl year-olds and up. Purse $700 (8) 5-Tim Star, Bur'son 3Scotland Van, Crowe 6Jimmie Gunko, Cole Start good, won driving Also Ran in Order: Ray Harvere, Di and Loule G, GET LIFE SUSPENSIONS MONTREAL tors of the Quebec for life Saturday. morial League team and Julien Dupont of the Trois-Rivieres, Que., Reds. Both suspensions were for attacks on 'officials during the past season LIST YOUR "HOME" with "BILL" HORNER Re-Sale Home Expert! 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W. -- OSHAWA | first of his two goals in the first blunted Toronto's attack while the Wings ran up a 2-1 lead on a short shot by Bruce Mac- Gregor and a power-play slider by Gordie Howe. Keon, who joined linemates Don McKenney and George Armstrong in harassing goalie Terry Sawchuk all evening, Quebec Aces Down 2-0 In AHL Finals Individual records: QUEBEC (OP) -- Cleveland G A Pts, Pen.| Barons took a two-game lead in 7 10 6\the best-of-seven Calder Cup fi- 7 14\nals by defeating Quebec Aces 4 0|5-4 Sunday in American Hockey |League action. 20" Dick Mattiussi scored the win- 4| ning goal for Cleveland with less 10\than two minutes left in the 6 game. 9 The Barons, third-place club in the AHL's Western Division, jmade it seven playoff. games 6} without a setback with the win Wiover the Eastern Division 25 champs. Quebec led 2-0 after the first STATISTICS | By THE CANADIAN PRESS | WLFA Pt 22 1312 4 22.1213 4 Saturday's Result Toronto Detroit Future Games Thursday, 23---Toronto} Detroit Saturday, April 25--Detroit at] Toronto (if necessary) April Ullman, Det Howe, Det 3 Armstrong, Tor 3 Mikita, Chi 3 Jeffrey, Det A, Pron'st, Det Smith, Det MacDonald, Det 28\land and Leon Rochefort. 22) Cleveland came to life in the 44|80ing into the third. Bob Ellet, Guy Rousseau, Joe y, Det Chi ?\the other scorers for the Barons. Wayne Hicks |Mortson were the other Quebec scorers. Cleveland took githree series against Rochester q\Americans 2-0 and Hershey ay, Balfour, Chi McDonald, Chi Wharram, Chi Joyal, Det Henderson, Det Horton, Tor Nesterenko, Chi SCHHYMYNYNBOCHHOWEREH HE SR Ud @ 2 j9}to make the finals. Quebec beat out Baur, Tor 1 M. Pron'st, Det 0 Gadsby, Det Martin, Det Beliveau, Mtl Richard, Mtl 40|Semi-final series. The series now shifts to Cleve- land for the third and fourth 3. games Wednesday :and Friday. HAY BETTER PEN Gout DAY or NIGHT SD ot D North Oshawa MINIATURE GOLF DRIVING @ RANGE @ 40 TEES @ 30 GRASS TEES |i @ SNACK BAR New balls and clubs supplied PHONE 725-9014 '| SIMCOE ST. NORTH Turn Left at Sandalwood Restaurant Balon, Mtl Talbot, Mtl Stewart, Tor Ehman, Tor Murphy, Chi 0 0 2 1 1 1 1 1 9 0 1 1 0 0 0 9 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 0 MacNeil, Chi Brewer, Tor Harper, Mtl Berenson, Mtl 0 i) ( 0 0 ) SSS SSSS SS SEH EEE HH SOMME HHH HOW UNE HERO WNNNNEUANAONNAMON AND A®aAwWeoo © SESSSSS SSS PEPE EE H ENE NNN HY NHHBWWWHE WARHEAD ALS AANA A WY I-13 ~1 © wo oO oO Hillman, Tor period on goals by Bill Suther-| riod. A series of penalties) "That has to be my biggest! |traded this spring along with McKenney. "You know, they stayed with me, and I was wor- ried coming from New York and then not hitting." |ANDY WAS WORRIED One Red Wing throught he had won it early in the third pe- riod. Larry Jeffrey, who scored in overtime in the second game in Toronto, was cruising past the open side of the Toronto net) when Norm Uliman shot the} HOCKEY SCORES | STANDINGS By THE CANADIAN PRESS SATURDAY Stanley Cup Toronto 4 Detroit 2 (Best-of-seven final tied 2-2) International League Fort Wayne 10 Toledo 4 (Best-of-seven final tied 1-1) Memorial Cup Ottawa 3 Montreal NDG 11 (Montreal wins best - of - seven Eastern Canada semi - final 2-0) Northern Ontario Junior Sault Ste. Marie, Ont. @ North Bay 6 (North Bay wins best-of-seven | 9 20 Szura and Cecil Hoekstra were|-- and Cleland) the best-of- | 1¢| Bears 3-0 in a best-of-five series| Pittsburgh | g/Hornets, the Western Division | ggleader, 4-1 in a_best-of-seven| | | | | final 4-3) SUNDAY American League Cleveland 5 Quebec 4 | (Cleveland leads best-of-seven) final 2-0) Allan Cup Saskatoon 5 Winnipeg 7 (Winnipeg leads best-of-seven) Western Canada final 2-0) Memorial Cup second and tied the score 3-3)North Bay 3 Toronto 13 (First game best-of-seven East-| ern Canada semi-final) | | | 1962 PONTIAC STATION WAGON 4-Door, Silver Grey Metalli with red trim; the ideal famil cor ES pee hee a |Ehman on tough shots. bower ernie nciinaiaeie te aes 2 48-HOUR ; * GOODWILL * SPECIAL baseball pitch," SHOT ALMOST MISSED "I went for the high part of the net on Sawchuk," he ex- plained, "because he has a habit of crouching. When I slap the. puck off my curved blade it seems to rise and then dip sud- denly. That shot tonight almost went over the net but dropped just enough to get under the bar." The Wings flew to Toronto to- day for Tuesday's fifth game. The Leafs practised briefly Sun- day at Maple Leaf Gardens and planned a longer workout for to- day. Both goalies continued to give gil-star efforts Saturday night. Sawchuk robbed McKenney sev- eral times and stopped Arm- strong, Mahovlich and Gerry outguessed captain Alex Del- vecchio on a breakaway and made sharp saves on Gordie Howe, MacGregor and John MacMillan, an ex-Leaf called up for penalty-killing duty. Toronto's final goal was al third try. Bob Pulford and Ron| Stewart were both beaten on a clean breakaway, but on the second shot. Sawchuk fell and the puck went back to Mahov- lich, Sawchuk was down but still HE HAS COMPANY ! As if Johnny Bower isn't kept busy enough trying to keep the puck out of his net, Detroit ' : hdl. th (sill tnihlallatincs Red Wing Floyd Smith does his elbow. Smith has both make it, Note puck as it re- skates off the ice and is tum- bounded off Bower's pads and bling backwards into the net. © can be seen just to the left of --(AP Wirephoto) 1963 Winner Hopes Repeat the upper 40s and clearing skies|Herb Riechert, 27, Dave Ellis, were forecast. 26, Paul Hoffman 23, Charles ~ Canadians among the record/Pell, 20 and Bill Allen, 32, all. 396 entries are John.R. 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