WOrSley Sensational As Blues Upset Leafs By LAURENT CElASSON Canadian Prose Staff Writer Lorne Gump Worsley is stubby pleasant sort of chap who seldom plays bad game In goal for the first place New York Rangers in the NHL Sunday night when the Rang ers defence faltered for while Worson didnt let his team down He stopped 43 shots in sensational performance that gave the Rangers their third victory in four gamesa squeaker over secondplace Toronto Maple Leafs The Rangers were not so lucky Saturday night when they bowed 31 to Montreal Cana Idlenl defending league champ as The Leafs Saturday edged Boston Bruins 32 and three other weekend games ended in ties ln one of these Boston gained its first point in four games by holding the Canadians deadlock Sunday Saturday Chicago Black gawk spotted Detroit Red logs three goals then came back to earn 88 tie Detroit reversed the process Sunday spotting Chicago two early goals and rallying for draw warns MAN snonr Worsley 31 made is of his saves against Leafs in the scc and period The only man to beat him was defenceman Ai lan Stanley who scored at 982 of the third period on screen shot while New York rookie HicHadfieldmwarservinga tripping penalty also lay the time Stanley scored the Rangershadva 24 lead built up on goals by Dean Pren tice and newcomer Jean Ra tellc At Montreal the RongeLnL fence just couldnt seem to un track except for goal to Guy Gendron former Montrealer at 50043 the third period The Henri Richard Claude Provost Marcel Bonln trio took care of Canadiens three goals Rlchard scored twice Provost once Provost also had two as sists while Bonin picked up three GETS WINNER Frank Mahovllch iagoal man lost season got the win ner his first goal this sea son in Torontos win over Boston Red Kelly Mahovlichs line mate and key man in the Leaf attack also scorcdcï¬ojid Stanley The Boston scorers were Doug Mohns and Bob Armstrong Don McKenncy was the big man in Bostonsattack against Montreal scoring twice and setting up another Mohns and Armstrong each scored another one The fifth Went to rookie de fenceman Ted Green his first in the NHL Bernie Boom Boom Geof frion who tied retired Maurice Rocket Richards record of 50 goals in one season in 196061 picked up his first this year in the tie His llnemates Ralph Backstrom and Don MarshallV com as difPldi Goyette and Claude Provost ahead on goals by dcfenccman Boh Turner and Evans hoth markers coming while Chicago was killing off penalties real puck from Parker MacDonald for his goal Evans getting his first goal in league play since Jan 1959 outwrestled Litzen bergcr for the puck before heat ing goalie Telry Sawchuk up for his defensive lapsest ting up Gordie Howe for De troits first goal at the float ond mark of the third all th scoring the tying goal nine min utes later trade from Chicago in the off season scored while Chicago defenceman Elmer Moose VaskoflsjeninLï¬manLDEL foot screened shot Provosts goal gave Canadians ller had changed hands five times Eddislzitzeniieim vecchio and defenceman Pete Goegan gave Detroit 34 lead in the first period in the Wings Hawks battle Saturday 8110 LEAD Ken Whnrram ahd Illon Murphy sliced Detroits lead to one goal with talliesirilhe scclt ond period and Murray Balfour earned the tie with 20 foot hackhander at 1713 of the third period Sunday the Hawks forged Turner acquired from Mont last summer stole the Litzenhcrger more than made Litzenbcrger picked up in The goal came on It Eagles Defence Throttles Cards Blackpool Benches Stanley Matthews BLACKPOOL England AP Plenty cl Fight In EPHL Clubs 31 THE CANADIAN PRESS The on Professional Hockey League has started the new season without last years polish But the grit is still there in two weekend openers Hull Olfawa Canadians and Kitch ener Waterloo Beavers shared it penalties 188fiToh3TanTe and min the other The new North Bay Trappers MdJCiugstonFrontcna alsornixing it up in their home and home series There was brawl in each game and North stops to earn his shutout the Beavers of goals by Bryan chtali playing coach Red Sullivan hici Pearson and Ed Hoekstra Sunday night in Hull the Bea vers outshot Ottawa 1715 De fenceman Jim Neilron got Bea vers goal and Bill Carter cored for the Canadians in Kingston Saturdayrnlghtr Pete Panagahkoqot two goals thtrlï¬onteoaoesnd Orvii Tesslcr scored the other while loe Srura counted for North Bay Goalie Claude Dulour was Bays Doug Senior and climbr Ewculw mm stonl Tummy Williams were in both Ono fray earned Senior matchmenahy 77V The hockey meanwhile was wso Kitchener Waterloo whipped Hull Ottawa 44 in Kitchener Saturday night They went to Hull Sunday night and out played Canadians the defend ing diamplonl but had to set tle for 11 tie The Frontenacs won both their games in Kingston Saturday night and in North Bay Sunday rAtSault Ste MarirSurlday the Thunderbirds took their third straight loss at the hon filhejudbury Wolvw This one was cleaner There were only eight minor penalties The next EPHL game In Wod nesday when Kitchener erloo plays at Kingston The Canadlens play the Thunder blrdl at Sault Ste Marie Thurs day and the Wolves at Sudbury Friday MCCARTAN BUSY In Kitcheners home opener the tie It came at 451 of the goali Jack McCartan made 25 third period after the lead car orle 31 Kingston shots Duiours 31 saves savcd North Barnom an even worse heat ing at home Sunday Panagabko and Don Blackburn scored for Kingston in the third period REPlllll now 77 Inn vvlATEIi on our handy Budget Plan Dont delay repairs to your car See on today onuornrlrio Moron Ltd 65 Collier St PA 82487 Russ Athletes Get Stimulant When Its Needed LONDON Reuters British distance runner Gordon Pirle said Sunday he had been as sured by Russian trackmen that Soviet athlete were given artificial stimulants whether they wanted them or not Pirls made the statement in an article in the Sunday news paper The People Dont think the Russians are theonlyslnnersi Piria said ave hen merim athletes In duulnnmmmuiaml fluolut taking dope and pop DONT FORGE 49 ESSA RD SALE PRICED 7SiIINGLESV ilLLllNllllLE Lumber BAR ZXAMINER MONDAY OCTOBER II He said Soviet runners had assured him that the adminis tration oi artificial sllmulsnu is standard practice in their coun try whether the man himself desires it or not The mycarold Piric who rc ccntiy turned professional also said In the article that he sus peeled world record holding Russian distance runner Vladie mlr Kuts was either doped or hypnotixed when he ran his greatest rncc afnuvd scans Durlogirelnlnrfora1acetn London Plrie said Kuts had been noticed using womens STOBMYWEATHER AHEAD TilE noor PER CASH AND CARRY 5es STANDARD COLOUR IN ASPHALT SHINGLES Fuel Co Ltd YOUR ONESTOP BUILDING SERVICE CENTRE makeup to hide scars on legs more he apps ed lic you didnt detective to guess mere caused by hypodermic no es Pirie said that Russicn runA nors told him thin in 958 Hey could stick pins in Kuts leg after he had run without his feeling any pain aocx STEAM BATHS OPEN DAl PA 8558 NICKEL STAINLESS STEEL TRAINS LIKE The Camdan the CPRI nickel minim steel streamliner has been flashing across Canadaon daily schedule for more than seven years still as gleaming bright as the day it went into service The worlds ï¬rst slainloasstocltminmadeitshdtiel nmtrum Denver to Giicsgo over Martyï¬ve years ago And its still goingsan after logging more than 3000000 miles CLASSIC emu or nous rover annEo mom STAINLESS STEEL The reputation of Rolls Royce for meticulous attention to design detail is evident In the hand crafted radiator shell of nickel stainless steel other nickel alloys are used in the engine and Stanley Matthews one of the worlds top soccer players Sa turday was dropped by his club Blackpool for its next English last week but nevertheless it was another bad day for him BTTEECANADIAN PRESS Philadelphia Eagles defence throttlcd Sarn Etchevcrry and St Louis Cardinals Sunday as theEagIes took 207 National Football League decision to avenge their only loss The defen ding NFL cham pions were beaten by the Cardi nals 3027 two weeks ago but have won their other four games and are tied for the Eastern Division lead with New York Giants gt In otheriNFL action New York came back from 10 deficit to defeat Dallas Cow boys 3110 San Francisco 49ers tï¬nedhack Minnesota Vikings 3824 the surprising Chicago BearsJ oi over Baltimore Colts 2410 Green Bay Packers defeated Cleveland Browns 49 Detroit Lions squeezed by Hos Angelcs Rams 1413 and The Cardinals mode only one scoring threat while Etcheverry wasintheg eThiscame late in the secon quarter when they moved 52 yards and Gerry Perry missed field goal at tempt from the 31 Twice in the ï¬rst half Etcho verry hadly overthrew his man the Eagles intercepting For the day he hit nine of 16 passes for 60 yards He appeared overcau tious ratrtimesdindreluctentixr throw his long one In the AmericanFootball League the unbeaten San Diego Chargers downed New York Ti tans 2510 Buffalo Bills edged Dallas Texans 274A and Denver Broncos rallied to down Oak land Raiders hy the same score Houston Oilers the leagues defending champions who fired coach Lou flymkus Saturday after 3131 tie against Boston First visio game against Bolton Wanderers star of 56 international games for England it was the first time thishas happenedto liinT in his 30year career For the 46yeanoid maestro Last Saturday he had an in effective game againstArsenal and Blackpool lost 34 Soccer reporters wrote thathe had slowedup and was playing like 46yearold at last He was even joered by some of the crowd Blackpool manager Ron Stu art commenting on the omis sion of Matthews from his line up said have made changes to try and find more punch in the at tack its as simple as that automobilesBecause of its hright beauty and corrosion and high temperatures wMadorntranSportation builds world markets for nickel Nickel stainless steel ls used widely throughout the world in the construction of modern streamlined trains planes ocean liners and summon transmission to insure long dependable scmoe uscs glraming kel alloy steels are the strong tough durable matedalsthafi mm NEW lEUNARM DA Illch MAKES WIDE USE OFSTAINLESS OTHER NICKELALLDVS The new Italian luxury liner Leonardo do Vlnci nickel stainless steel nickel silver for hardware and accessories strong tough and durable nickel alloy steels for heavy duty engine parts and bright ornamental Pittsburgh Steelers shut out Washington Redskins 700 CARDS STACKED Etchevarry whoicameto the Cardinals after nine years with Montreal Alouettes showed hat terform that against New York gt cagted the ï¬eld carry the load in modern transportation They re used for automotive 80 PICK UP Tm transmissions and engine parts for the heavy duty machinery and The Americans Euros up relpa risofocean oin shi their mid ingot Emmi 11m gt structu gr psanrlak fr lghters for planes season eat ears wt uses goal by rodlae Bruce Draper trams mks and early in the third period The other Rochester goal came from San Smrke Claude Laforge scored for Hershey Goalt do Dennis Dejnrdy scored the first shutout of the campaign against the Hornets mam0L42 stops Patriots Friday night showed better deception in their front ofiioe than in their backfield Defensive coach Fred Wall ner widely tipped as the new head coach got his walkingpa pera Sunday jyNHL Veteranjem Flaman Leads BedsOver Springï¬eld Fem Fiaman may lacold hy Canadajsrtheworldslargcst producer of nickel And Inca through sales research and mment operations maintains continuing program for the expansion of international markets for lnoo nickel NEW JET AIRCRAFT PROMISE HIBNER SPEEDS FDR COMMERCIAL FLIGHT over first spot in the western 3i hockey standards but he still has plenty of mileage left as playing coach of Providence Reds in the American League Ithnrlkaymrotdrea guard veteran of 15 cam paigns in the National League sparkled on defence scored one goal and assisted on another Sunday night in guiding the Reds to 42 Victory ovar Springfield Indians it was the lndisns first defeat in three games this season arid they now are deadlocked with the Beds for first place in the east ern division Rochuter Americana took division despite split of week end gnmes heating Hershey Bears 21 Sunday night and los ing 54 to the Bears in overtime in other Sunday gamesQue hec Aces edged Cleveland Ba ronszl and Buffalo Bisons shut out Pittsburgh Hornets The Bisons heat the Hornets Sa Barry Cullen Brian Cullen Larry Wilson and Billy Dea handled the Buffalo scoring The Accs started off their 196162 season on winning note with goals by Michel Harvey and Reg Grigg Wayne Larkin scored for the Barons Mike Nykoluks goal at the threevmlnute mark in overtime tuday while the lndi the Barons George Ran rl Danny Poli zlanl and rookie George Boud reault scored the other Provid ence goals Bill Sweeney the leagues leading scorer last sea sonv and Jim Anderson am has belted gave Hershey victory against Roohester Saturday It was Ny koiuks second goalof the night Marc Boileau Jock McKenzie and Larry Zeidel scored the other Hershey goals Larry Keo non scored twice for Rochester Dick Gamble and Jim Peppin got singles More Inca nickel than eVer befOrejwillbeeXportcd tolncos expandingyvorldmarkcts helping to build trade balances stimu late Canadas economic growth andcreate more jobs for Canadians 406MPANYOF can jays vowed irei Today designers on planning oo moiem lea capable of reaching Mach computer zioo mich an hour At these speeds nickel mlnlegs steel and other specch nickel alloys are to withstand intense heat and high shouts