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IiiTH BARR MINER WEDNESDAY APRIL II LII TYPE By STEVE JONESCU Sports Editor BARRIE BANTAMS City Council was asked Monday to give little dough to the Bantam hockey team that was almost sure of winning the Ontario Minor Hockey AssocIation ichamplonshlp it should do this Saturday at Sanua The money that council would give would help pay the cost of transportation of the champs hope Council said no but agreed the matter should be re ferred to the Recreation Committee Yesterday afternoon checked with BC to find when its next meeting would be Instead got the good news that the clu was being given 925 The che que was already made out This had been passed week ago Thanks The councillors were also quoted at the meeting as saying they would ive $5 iece out of their own pockets hope that al those at made the remarks are taken up on it For the trip to Peterborough two weeks ago sev eral fellows gave out of their pockets They gave to the point where the players travelled expensefree This should mean something It should mean that the public wouldnt mind if the City gave few bucks to worthy cause Shouldnt it Or will this be like the soccer club that travelled to Winnipeg last year What it got from the City was greeting at Barrie Station upon its return from one alderman Quite tribute to another fine aggreg ation ONCE OVER LIGHTLY Barrie Arena will be the scene of the third game In the Belleville PepsisMeaford Chevies Intermediate hockey series Second game is at Colllngwopd Sat urday and the third at Barrie Sunday afternoon 230 tpm The game is being brought here so to give more people chance to see the action Wonder Valley won the Oro Midget Hockey Lea ue championship and the Norm Shelswell Trophy de ieating Hawkestone 30 Hugh Dunsmore with two and Leighton Smith were the goalgetters The local schoolboy curling championship will be decided at Barrie Club tomorrow afternoon The kids boys and girls have been going at it all winter This will also be the last day of organized curling for the youngsters Bill Hare umpireinchiet of Barrie and District Senior Softball Association is back on his feet after pretty rough bout with flu and pneumonia And with the league it has another meeting schedul ed for this evening at The Examiner seven oclock Should Kapuskaslng Kaps win the Allan Cup em blematic of senior hockey su remacy in Canada it will be the norths bi gest puc triumph since the riproaring days of Kirk and Lakes senior days Lak ers had fellow named Bill Durnan on the club then so you can imagine how long ago it was Barrie and District Ladies Softball League has its first meeting called for Sunday 230 pm at Hol iday Bowl league official advises that new teams or r1resentatives of prospective league members woul be welcomed with open arms BASEBALL RECORD By THE CANADIAN PRESS American League LPoI GBL Thursdays Games Chicago at Houston Cincinnati at Los Angeles Milwaukee at San Francisco Only games scheduled American League Baltimore 021001 ll New York 090230021 7101 Hoeit Brown 01 Wil helm and friandos Ford Terry 10 Arroyo and Howard mu BalTcmple NYMarls Skowron Mantle Los Angeleo 001000000 51 Chicago 100 000 WI 210 Grba Spring Morgan Duran 01 Nuxhnll and lRodgers Pizarro and lol 31 Cleveland 010 010200 90 Boston 0000000000 50 Donovan To and Romano Schwalt 01 Radatz and Nixon Minnesota 100 DOIOOO 71 Kansas City 00040000x 50 Kralick Moore and Battey nakow 10 and Sulli van HR KCCimoli National League Cincinnati 100 WI 201 6140 Los Angeles 000200001 80 Purkey 10 Henry Bros nan and Edwards Padres 01 Sherry Perronoski and Roseboro HR Gin Post Milwaukee 000000000 31 San Fran 101400001 80 Spahn NottebaIt Washington Cleveland Chicago Kansas City New York sssssééééé Baltimore Boston Los Angcler Minnesota Detroit Tuesdays Results Baltimore New York Cleveland Boston Los Angelcs Chicago Minnesota Kansas City Only games scheduled Todays Games And Probable Pitchers Detroit Regan 107 at Wash ington McClain 310 Minnesota Kaat 917 at Kan las City Wyatt Cleveland Taylor 00 at Bos ton Mnnbouquette 1414 Only games scheduled Thursdays Games Minnesota at Kansas City Los Angoles at Chicago Detroit at Washington Only games scheduled National League Pct GEL nun9999 San Francisco Pittsburyr Houston Philadelphia Cincinnati New York St Louis Los Angeles Milwaukee Chicago Tuesdays Results Shaw and Torre Marichal and Bailey Tm SF Mays HOCKEY RECORD Cincinnati Los Angeles Chicago Houston 11 Milwaukee San Francisco Philadelphia Pittsburgh New York at St Louis vpd rain Todays Games And Probable Pitchers Cincinnati Drabowsky 02 at Los Angeles Koufax 1043 Milwaukee Willey 612 at San Francisco ODell 75 New York Jones 11 at St Louis Washburn 11 Chicago Hobhle 713 at Houston Woodeshick 43 Philadelphia Hamilton 00 at Pittsburgh Veale 00 By THE CANADIAN PRESS Bertofseven final 40 41 01 14 APtaPlM II Toronto Chicago Mikita Chi Duff Tor Horton Tor Armstrong Tor Kelly Tor Hull Chi Keon Tor McDonald Chi Moore Mil Wharram Chi Maboviich Tor Quhufimumwnu naaaqiqwmm HM pouooawanua Toronto Pushes Back And Tops Hawks 41 By BILL MacDOUGALL TORONTO CF Coach Rudy Pilous raid shortly after arriving in oronio that his Chi cago Black Hawks could beat Toronto Maple Leafs in the back alley their front yard or back yard He changed his tune Tuesday night sobcred by the fact that the Leaf took Hawks on in Tor ontos own yardhfaple Leaf Gardens and won the first game of the Stanley Cup final 41 He made excuses for Chi cagot performancewe gave them three of the goals because we were more tired nnd the Hawks had enough lapses that they needed some one to go to bat for them Toronto started off slowly riuggishly and lioppily gave up goal in the first period then whipped back to take full com mand with two goals in each of the second and third periods it was an inauspicious start for the giantkilling Hawks who knocked off firstplace Montreal Canadians four games to two in the semifinal the some margin by which Toronto banished New York Rangers PREDICIS REBOUND Pilous said the extra day of rest Toronto got between III semifinal and the final made the difference Leafs were through their semifinal action Saturday night and the Haviks Sunday night And he predicted Chicago will rebound But he couldnt wash away the fine perfonnnnce of Leafs second line which took care of three of Torontos four goals Centre Dave Kcon and right winger Armstrong scored goal apiece and each get an assist on defonceman Tim Hortons goal Dick Duff loftwinger on the line had two assists Armstrong also assisted on Kcons goal Left winger Frank Mahovllch got the other Toronto goal Red clly and Ron Stewart assist ng Toronto coach Punch Imlach said after the game the Black Hawks found they cant push us around The man he singled out for special mention was Duff Al though Duff had no goals he was really going in after the puck He sure was going hard HAWKS TAKE 13M Leafs were down goal in the first period on goal by Bobby Hull the Hawk right winger who this season tied the record of 50 goals in season it was set up by Stan Mikita who boosted his record to 14 points in seven playoff games this season Mlkita grabbed the puck at the point faked shot and passed to Hull standing 15 feet in front of the Toronto goal He rifled the puck past Toronto goaltender Johnny Bower on sliding shot at 335 imlach said he thought it was soft kind of goal Horton was in the penalty box for hold ing at the time Kean tied it up at 131 of the second period on picture per formance by Armstrong The right winger hauled the puck into the Chicago zone with Kéon and Duff trailing He dipsy doodled around just inside the blue line while his llnemates caught up and then with two Hawks all but clutching him he laid the pass on Duffs stick Duff fired to Keoa who was moving fast and Chicago goal tender Glenn Hall didnt have chance Chicago right winger Eric Nesterenko got the blame for the second Toronto goal He and Leaf defencemaa Carl Brewer who had been feuding on and off tangled and the Hawk got the gate for roughing at 1343 Eleven seconds later Stewart passed from the corner Illfahovlich who drilled it past Piious haid after the game Ncésterenkos penalty was stu pI He Nestereako was off side and had no business going after the puck It cost us goal although our defence helped by giving Leafs the puck GETS FUCK FIRST Stewart had beaten Chicago defenceman Pierre Pilate to the Wilf Nesierenko got three penal ties one of them for highstick ing Brewer less than minute after Mahovlichs goal The Black Hawk defence also looked bad on Leafs third goal at 603 of the final period by Armstrong Elmer Moose Vasko laid pass on Duffs BOWER BLOCKS SHOT AND SPRAY FROM STAN MIKITA while attempting to clear and the lcftwingcr flipped pass to Armstrong The Leaf captain lifted high one over Hall who had sprawled to the ice Any thoughts Hawks had of sudden rejuvenation ended at 1432 of the third period when Horton slapped hot one from the blue line that went under Halls outstretched nrm Second game of the bestot scven series is here tomorrow night The third and fourth games are in Chicago Sunday and Tuesday Hawks are resting today with no practice scheduled until to morrow when the club will go for light skate Leafs called practice for this morning lrnlach said that left winger Ladiesi Section Of Curling Club Ends Year Today Ladies section of Barrie Curly lng Club has been holding one day and halfday events at the club since the final schedule concluded week ago The curtain comes down on the lad ies season today with jitney dinner and annual meeting Last Wednesday the members played threegame spiel Top threegame winner was the rink of Muriel Fendley skip Sally Napier Crossett and Willie Fitzsimons Second threegame winner was II Williams skip Smith Doris Homer and Helen Newton Twogame win ner was the rink of Betty Ciyne skip Freda Green Irene Em ery and Crook Onegame winner Grace Ough skip Eleanor Rcevie Doris Camp bell and Ana Spencer masquerade jitnoy was held Friday with about 40 members attending somewhat incognito Most original costume prize went to Marg Moore Best cos tumes were by Yvonne Leighton and Amos Comic prizes went to Jackie Miller and Dor is Homer Rinks from Camp Borden Army and Air Force Cooks tnwn Churchill Oriilin and Miti land were entertained by Bar rIe ladies Monday Winning rink was from Bar rie and included Marion Smith skIp Muriel Foadiey Helen Ideson and Nora Thompson DO IT NOW and PAY lATER on our handy Budget Plan HAVE REPAIRS DONE NOW You andYoar Car Will Benefit SEE US TODAY IIHIIIIEIIIIELII Motors Ltd as Collier St on 32487 BURGLARY INSURANCE IS YOUR BEST WATCHMANI The cost of replacing ona treasured possessions is probably lot more than you think The cost of burglary insurance is orchebe less than you think oetoie Instance of tooth Every Kmd MALCOMSONS INSURANCE AGENCY 41 Dunlap St PA 34135 Bert Olmstead who suffered cracked shoulder bone late in the season and has been out since will definitely be dressed for Sundays game How much action hell see is uncertain Imlach said but well work him in as time goes on and as we need him LINEUFS Chicago GoalHall Defence Piloto Vnsko St Laurent Evans Turner ForwardsHay Balfour Hull Mikita Wharram McDonald Nestor Ienko Fleming Melnyk Kury ilk Toronto Goal Bower De fenceBrewer Bonn Stanley Horton Arbour Forwards Kelly II Stewart Keon Armstrong Duff Pul iord Litzenbergor Nevin Shock Harris Referee Powers Linesmcn Wicks Hayes SUMMARY First period1 Chicago Hull iPiIDIE MikIta 335 Penal tiesHorton 320 Duff 344 Evans 824 Hull Bnun Brewer and Evans 11 Nesteronko and Horton 11 Second period Toronto Keon Duff Armstrong 1354 PenaltiesBalfour 422 Brewer Iozasg Nestcrcnko use Pilate 1733 Mahovlich It Third period Toronto Armstrong Duff 603 Blake Wants Another Chance MONTREAL CPThe man who in seven years as coach of Montreal Canadicns has al ways led them to either the National Hockey League title or the Stanley Cup and fre quently bathsaid Tuesday he wants another chance to make good Licking the wounds of scalping by Chicago Black Hawks in this years cup semi finals Toe Blake old news paper men its been my hard est year as coach my most disappointing year But Im not giving up want to insist on another chance lm going to ask for oneyear contract ¥¥¥¥¥a¥¥¥¥ 194 Jahnsans BDAT SHOW SHOWBOAT CCNTEST YOUR cameo TO WIN CRUISE To Ililitliiilllli MTHERPRIZES ENDS SAT APR I4th DELANEY BOAT LINES SERVICE LIMITED DELCRAFT BOATS woon annous ALUMINUM BAYFIELD sax 3mm PA 664 PA 6658S Toronto Horton Armstrong Keen 1432 PenaltiesFlum lng 326 Band 1722 Saves Hall Bower Bull33 725 Punch Overioved With Tilt Result TORONTO CPI Coach Punch Imlach of Toronto Maple Leafs said Tuesday night Chi cage Black Hawks have found they cant push us around in the Stanley Cup final Surrounded by cluster of reporters outside Leafs dross ing room after they beat Chi ago 41 in the first game of the best of seven series lrnlach said he wasnt as worried about Tuesday nights game as the semifinal games against New York Rangers He was obviously pleased over his clubs performance they did pretty good check ing job And that Dick Duff he was really going in after the puck He sure was going hard CREDITS OTHERS Duff didnt get goal but his line figured on three of them The wiry lcit winger shrugged off questions giving credit to centre Dave Koon and right winger George Armstrong 0n Keons lone goal Arm strong mode the big play He had two guys on him and still put the puck on my stick All had to do was give it to Davey Armstrong Leafs captain said it was his linematcs show all the way Those two little guys were really going And if youve got two guys on your line play ing that vcll you just have to play well too REST MADE DIFFERENCE Chicago coach Rudy Pilous figured the fact that Toronto had days more rest than his Hawks was the determining fac tor Tuesday night We gave them three of the goals said Pilous And we gave them those goals because we were more tired We had tougher series against Montreal Canadians than the Leafs did against New York Rangers Pilous didnt think the loss would hurt his club Digging at the Leafs he said We were down two games to good club Montreal and we won Being game down on the Leafs doesnt mean thing From adversiiics come good GET DAY OFF None of the Hawks suffered any Injuries and Pilous said the club wont work out at all to day ln fact the only practice it will have before Thursdayl second game here is light skate Thursday morning Most of the Hawks agreed that the Leafs checked harder than the Canadiens but they also said they were tired after only two days rest Stan lilikitn the little centre who is leading the playoff scor ers with three goals and ii as sists figured the Leafs grab and hold more than the Cann dicns And they get away with it too he added Arnold Leads Winners DUNEDIN Fin APlArn old Palmer who proved in his Masters victory his ability to scrap back from almost certain defeat to win leads profossilonnl golfings money 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