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mos EDITING ay sravz Jonson Sports Editor Dont know of anyone who is more pleased with Canadian Broadcasting Corporation iV right new man we are Unable to like millions of others we screens take in the NEIL playoff games really do appreciate see ing at least portions of the games on the small However we know of many persons who are as fedup with the playbyplay and comments during the games especially those from Toronto or any where in which the Leafs SIG concerned Wednesday night during the LeafDetroit game one would have been wiser and some were to turn down the volume or switch to radio Something is wrong Maple Leafs scored goal that was disallowed Neither the playbyplay announcer nor the common tator son and father in that order mentioned the name of the fellow who shot the puck into the not Often during the game punk would be shot Four Players Win Trophies BADMINTON TROPHY WINNERS JIM PANKRIIRST DOROTHY BRUTNALL MAR HICKLING RUSS BIG LET Hull To Return To Hawk Lineup By MARVEN M055 Canadian PM Still Writer MONTREAL CPI Heclor Tool Blake shies sway from the cysts ball with distaste be reserves for no other aspect of coaching hockey club So it came as no surprise when he bluntly refused tomake prediction Friday on the out come of the Stanley Cup semi final between his Montreal Cans diens and Chicago Black Hawks Blake In fact shuddered when told that Coach Rudy Pilous of the Hawksin the dressing room after Montreals tx win in the opener Thursday nightforesaw sevengame series ati DAVEY Shoe FIs Other Foot How can anyone say thing like that said Blake chomping on fat cigar while peering at the traffic outside window of his Montreal Forum office Nobody knows whats ahead If could tell you whats going to happen an hour from now out there on the street be mil lionaire could tetiro from hockey NOT TOP GAME scoring chances Thursday and Blake attributed it to nervous tension its with you all the tim Look at Maurice Richard Hes been with the club for is years and hes still on edgs before game Everybodys like that in the Montreal dressing room siter the game the atmosphere was almost sombre There was no backslapping no jubilant shouting lot of players knew we didnt play as well as we should have TheyWec mad at them selves said Blake While he spoke six of his play ers were working out on the ice downstairsd emsn Bob Turner and forwards Don Mar shall Ralph Baclutrom Andra Pronovost Ab McDonald and rookie Billy Hicke Blake said the icewssmnde available for an hour to the club but no lorrnsi practice was called RELAXED WORKOUT The players chose sides and rimmagcd for while but tmost of the hour simply sting and shooting at the net astray and the announcer would say soandBo failed to pick up pass when he should have said SoandSo should have his head examined for pass ing puck that way and the firstdnentioned SoandSo had no chance in the world to roaohhgha in the Chicago camp the Hawks expected word today on Bobby Hull NHL scoring cham pion who missed the initial gsml while shelved with tonsil iuieclt Of his teams performance in the opener Blake said It wasnt one of our better games But it was nice to be able to wm For Iinlddhs dpleos ay DENNIS oncuano Canadian Press Staff Writer ilt Badminton Four players were in on all only by virtue oirits onepoint of the championships at Barrie victory on home ice and oue IWBy Wnuuouaws puck Simple solution would follow the play be for the announcer to see who shoots the puck and give us anhonest story as to whether it was good bad 01 indifferent D355 During the some was checked to the ice than minute the commentator said So what He was only there the lyingon the ice one time Detroit goalie Terry Sawohuk At least dozen times in lea sawchuk ls While Sewchuk was getting his feet the com mentator told us so several times again We werent the only listenerviewer to note an other big goof early in one third period The commen tator interrupted the broadcaster to say the cats were really pressing in that aesslon but only the workof Sowohuk keptthem off the scoresheet Were quite positive that if the film with sound were tb be replayed you wouldnote that up to the time of the comments sowehuk hadnt handled single shot in the period And worst of auwere Toronto club The CBC the excuses made for the is neutral is it not Why oh why do Foster the father and Bill the son Hewitt have to make so many excuses Anyhow well continue to watch the games We wont listen too ABC saying time and hard though It reminds us too much of hearing football commentator time again that somebody Steve Douglas also made ROUGHLY so many yards JUST NOTES Dont forget to take in either of rat Collegiate gym the major sporting events in town tonight At Cent Barrie cagers play Windsor for the Ontario Amateur BasketballAsaoclatlon Junior championship minton Club holds its At the Armoury the Junior Bad finals We pick at Michaels couege Majors to win the DEA Junior championship starting with vic tory tonight in St Catharines HOCKEY rim cannons mass American segue Springfield Rochester Providence Cleveland Buffalo Hershey Quebec 42 13 212 215 39 274 209 37 31 2242 227 ID 49 Fridays Results Hershey Providence Cievgend 0Rocbester Tonights Games Quebec at Cleveland Providence at Hershey Buffalo at Springfield Sundtys Games Hershey at Cleveland Quebec at Rochester Buffalo at Providence atom Professional Bestofsevcn Bernifinal WI are Sudhury man1 Result HullOttawa Sudburyl sundnyls Games Sudbury at HullOttawa Northern Ontario Senior iBeltofuvon Final 53 25 17 RnuysNor 017 25 Fridays Result 79 limmins HouynNorande Sundays Game RouynNoranda tfimmins Western Magus Vlcioris Seattle First some of beatoiseveo semifinal Edmonton Vancouver Vancouver lends bestotseven semifinal 210 Ailan Cup Montreal Amherst Amherst leads bestof five quarterfilial 24 one game tied Manitoi1afhunder Boy Junior Brandon Fort William Brandon leads bestof seven final so Niagara District Sr is Cult WellandCrowi fWelIendCrowiand ends best muons wr arms 76 tied 11 RECORD our Border City Jr Detroitd Chatharn Chatham final 20 orrs chum Jr Waterloo mien Sound Waterloo leads bestofseveu final 21 OHA Intermediate Georgetown Exeter Georgetown leads best of seveu quarterfinal QMHA Juvenile tile best olefive wins bestof three EssternLesgue Charlotte New Haven fBestofthree semifinal series International League st Paul Minneapolis Bestofseven semifinal tied 11 Beds Improve Playoff Chance THE CANADIAN PRESS Providence Reds chances of finishing thirdin the American Hockey League receiwere bright today following victory over Hershey Bears in the final period Friday night and moved two points ahead of Cleveland Barons shutout 20 by Rochester Americans The Barons 1nd Reds each have two games to play before tiiahfogulorfiesson ends Sunday nig The Beerswere leading +8 when Bob Beckett started Provi dences winning drive by scoring at 561 in thethird period Bo Eiik and Nick Mickoskl then scored to oil tho deeision Beckett and Ks Yackcl paced thahfleds attack with two seals can gt TheBesss held 21 firstperiod edge on goals by Willie Marshall and Claude Lafroge After Beek att tied it in the second Iolsion Hershey regained the lead on Dunc Fishers goal The teams struck It three goals Garrison Badminton Club finals last night at the Armoury Mari Hickling Dorothy Brut nal Jim Pankhurst and Russ Davey were the stars involved Here are the results of the championship matches Ladies singles Marj Hick ling defeated Jean Carruthers 111 119 Mens singles Russ Davey defeated Larry Whitby 152 164 Ladies doubles Mari Hick ling and Dorothy Brutnell de feated Jean Carruthers and Shirley Pankhurst 1715 1512 Mens doubles Russ Davey and Jim Pankhurst defeated Hugh Riddeil and Ross Hick ling 154 153 Mixed doubles Mari Hick llng and Russ Davey defeated Jean Carruthers and Jim PankA burst 155 154 Ladies singles consolations Barb Rogers defeated Faye Jackman 110 in Mens singles consolations John Tribble defeated Ross chlding 158 iii10 Huge Crowd Enjoys Night at Youngsters More than 600 persons paid their way into Alliston Arena Thursday night to watch the Eerrefit nghWtheAllis Minor Hockey Association spon sored by the Juvenile Hornets The evening included hockey broomball races and dance the first of its kind held there Teentown edged Arena Board 32 in the final game to win the top prize Dave Evans Dorwin Storey and Dave Farrier scored oi the winners Alan Edgar and Cec Matton scored for Arena Board Sutton lassies defeated Allis ton Il in the girls hockey game Gail Brady Barb Weath eralland Sandra Pallackscored for Sutton Alliston Banting Memorial High School won the mens teachers race ovchEsss Township Alliston kids captained by Ken Hayden won the Bantam lrelay Sutton won the girls re Wilson Keli of Cookstown who also is parttime netmindet for Alliston Hornets won the gnaltenders race During the evening Clark Brooks regular netminder of the Hornets was presented with fire MVP award Dave Evans the teams leading scorer with as points wospresented with trophy Sylvia Moon hit for Distillery To Be Registered TORONTO CP Distillery agents who sell liquor will soon have to beregisterednvith the utter Control Board Premier Frost told tlievlegislature Thurs day This in effect will stop any person from selling liquor to frigid or client without written or scoring inthe final seven min utes of the period Mike Nykoluk got the last one for Hershey Ed Chadwick picked up his fourth shutout of the season as the secondplace Americans beat Cleveland Rookie Pat Hauuigan of the Americans scored his 27th goal of the season and HankCiesln got his we Gll Mayer makingbis first start in the Cleveland nets for tbsnoitsrnctedhfi math stopped 27 drives and urnad ar an outstanding lame ousiy Chicago White Sox and IT in the broombali tournament chances by putting down Wash TORONTO ChiThe shoe is on the other foot for Toronro Maple Leafs this year as they take their first collective step in the Stanley Cup playoffs Coasting smoothly into their semifinal series with clearcut secondvphce finish over the reg ular schedule Leafs apparently regarded Detroit Red Wings as an easy stepping stone to the final Detroit look offence at their confidence and handed them upset in the first game of the best of seven set Wednesday night Last year Leafs after squeez ing into fourth place on the last weekend of the schedule kept up the pace and ousted Boston Bruins in the semifinal before falling to Montreal in fivegame final This year Detroit is the fights ing team playoff contender ay run assoorsrnn Pause Its time to start taking the ex hibition baseball standings seri Pitisburgh Pirates are on top be cause they have the onerun extrainning winning habit Thats how the White Sex won last year and how the Pirates could have won the National if they he bad habit of losing on the road Both scored onerun victories Friday The Pirates ran their leading exhibition record to 93 with aSa triumph over Washing ton Senators Tbey have won three of their last four games by one 111 The White Sox with mark beat Kansas City Athletics 65 in 13 innings The 50 have played four onerun games and lost only to Pittsburgh No of the three Chicago onerun victor ies have beeavln extra innings NOT LIGHTLY DISMISSED It may be just springrtraining but you cant kiss off the figures when you considerthe Pirates led the majors last season with so onerun victories And the White Sox had the bestfignerun percentage 4709 nnssmndusi Pittsburgh dropped re by one Tull onerunvlctory 43 over Boston Red Sox San Francisco Giants laced Cleveland ludians 1H New York Yankees blanked waukee Braves 40 St Louis Cardinals best Cincinnati 83 Philadelphia Phillies overpow ered Detroit Tigcrsaz in 19 in nings and Ballimore Orioles beat Los Angeles Dodgers 31 Paul Giel former Giants bonus pitcher enhanced his comeback ington rally With the Pirates leading 95 Giel came on with none out in thalninth inning He gave up threerun double to HarmonKillcbrew their retired and game will SCOTTSDALE Aria APiAn other trade has been proposed by which Boston Red Sox could keep catcher Russ Nixon after base ball commissioner Ford ick called oifthe original deal General managor Frank Lane Red Sox counterpart BuckyHer ris Fri suggesting newidcnl for Nixon Earlier ihthe day Brick said that since Sammy White had uh was ordering Nixon returned to Cleveland and utility Jim Marshall sent back to Basic White and Marshall swapped for Nikon Mahdi It the American League pennantv Chicago Cubs also turnede st of Cleveland Indians telephoned Ifcly announcedhis retiremen he ion edge at seasons arid over the BnIins MUST FORGET HABS As Leals Billy Harris followingVchnnsdnys loss Ls about timewa quit thinking about Csnadieus and concentrated on heating this club Ail weve heard around here is that we have to boat ConedienzWhat about the Wings Leafs will be paying more at tcntiou to that question tonight as the teams meet here in the second game of the series The playoff switches to Detroit Sun day night with fourth game slated there Tuesday night The clubs have habit of win ning and losing games by single goal During the season Leafs won in such oonicsts and dropped four Detroit won 11 and last nine Four ofthe it games between Leafs and Wings were won by single goal Each picked up Spring Basesgu Is Real Business the side Jim Lemon gut his first springvholmer for Washington Kansas City committed six er rors sndthe White Sox scored the winning run on the final one Early Wynn workedflve innings for the Sox and gave up only one in The Cubs took advantage of throwing error and wild pitch for their deciding run Bostons Frank Malzsumgwns finally stopped at the plate going Nors His spring average is still 654 Willie Kirkland hit two homers his fifth and sxth for the Giants Willie Mays and Joe Amaliiteno also homered among 14 SauiFranciscohits off three lndian pitchers Jack Sanford worked six innings for theGiants giving up three hits and the run Righthanders JIrn Coates and Mark Freeman combined for the Yankees shutout on six hits New Yorks Bill Skowron homered off Bob Buhl Mensa HENRY Stammusial and Dick Gray picked lup home runs as the Cards bombed Cincinnati St Louis got 10 hits off Cal McLish andBili Henry two pitchers picked upby the Redrjuheoti se andp nted on heavily Philadelphia got six good in niugs from starting lefty Curt mmons and home runs from Joe Koppe rookie Jim Woods and pitcher Art Mahaffey Canuclrs Have ZGeme Lead Br susosivsnrsnrnass Vancouver Caoucke invade Ed monton this weekend with com fortabls 24 lead in their Western Hockey league semi final ser ies against the Flyers They made ih lead two games in the best seven set by beating Flyers Friday night At Seattle Victoria Cougars lumped into beatni uevenssmHinal on tb strength of overtlme ctory The sec bo played in rvio ioria tonight At Vancouver Rey Ralph trailer outscored 10 lead over SeattleTotems in the TAKE MORE CLOSE ONES But Detroit wasbctter on the close ones at Detroit Olympia picking up eight wins against three defeats Leaisr scoredsix victories at home by single goal and lost only one That would seem to give Tor fito an advantage if the series goes down to the wire since in full seven games four would be held at Toronto One Leaf who asked to re main anonymous said Wednes day night the players are con fused by ail the switches coach Punch lmlach is finding neces sary lmiach says he would rather notwaste the potential of his big scoring lineBob Pulford Bert Olmstcad and Ron Stewart other line is likely tobe unable to stop highscoring rightwiager Gordie Howe luniorlinels Startioeight ST CATHARINES CPDI The finalsattire Ontario HockeyAs sociation Junior series open here tonight between St Catha rines Tcepeésend Toronto St Michaels College Madors Teepees earned their way into therbestofsevenrfinals by knock ing out Peterborough Pete in the semifinal offer disposing of Guelph Biltmores in the quarter final St Michaels toth in regular season pay leagxim Riding Toronlo Mggieboras four straight in their semifinal Marl boros had been favored to win in four Thirdplace Teepees have the leagues top scorer Chico Maki and the Collegians have the top netminderderry Cheevers who had the leagues lowest goals agninst average CHECK DDGGEDLY One of the big reasons for Maiors success over Marlboros was their checking and skating ability The line of Dave Draper Gene Rabellato and Les Kozak held Marlies top scorers at bay and their defence corps gave Cheevers the protection he needed Ailstar centre Dave Kenn paces the Majors atta Teepees have one of junior hockcysemost productive somes in Mold Vic Hadfieid and Ray Cullen Cullen scored 48 against Detroits best But any ch Did he plan any lineup or strategy changes for the second game of the set here tonight No never ning combifiitifi vBut he said Jim cluEamust play lot better to make its bid for fifth consecutive Stan leyCup bear fruit think the boys know theyre going to have to improve because they know Chicago can also turn in much better performance BLAMES TENSION Both teams missed numerous Wilt The Shit Quits Warriors PHILADELPHIA AP Wilt amberiain basketball legend after only one season with Phila delphia Warriors quit the Na tional ball Association team Friday in men that caught his closest associates by surprise Thesevenfootone Negro star who rewrote professional basket balls records on the court and at the boxoifice said racial prob lems had some connection with my decision but that wasnt the entire reason He said he had no quarrel with any teammates on that point 53131 Lot of Moneyl Thats what medical bills totalled for Ontario fann tion Tommylvan Chicagos Gm eral manager said We should know sometime in the morning whether Bobby will be sole to play or nutlts up to the doc tors MIKITA SHOULD PLAY Rookie Stan Mikits slso shelved for the opener was likely starior tonight The Czech born centre was struck in tqu lace byths puck in Toronto week ago and suffered severe bruises Eric Nestcrenko helped from the ice on wobbly legs after collision with teammate Tod Sloan Thursday wassiso good bet to start but Sloan was ques tion mark He suffered three stitch cut over the right eye but the big trouble was an aggra vated neck injury Nesterenko suiiercd fivw stitch gashon the chin Both Pilous and Blake called brief chalk talks for today bewa the game NEED MONEY FOR HEATING peapieiniured in accidents during Maiin spin and May 59 And that was only part of the expensel in some cases where the faruner himself was hurt hired help was needed to runthe farrri until he got back on hisfeet it you were hurt in an ac cident could you manage to keep your farm going CIA could help you pay the bills through CIA Accid out and Sickness fasur arise For fulldetaiis call wnsua wanon CIA Auto Accident and Sickness Farm Liability gtsnrnomo Protectin Insurance ss NEWTON BARRIE goals in as scheduled games and has kept up his goalagame clip throughoutthe semifinals Phone PA 84000 DUDLEY ITS DID 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