6 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, April 14, 1968 By Geo. H. Campbell SPORTS EDITOR verything From Soup To Nuts' : OLD STUFF? Well, maybe it has been said a couple of * tithes before, but this time there's no denying it -- Toronto > Leafs went down, but they certainly "'went down fighting'. This could mark the end of the NHL trail for more than just " @ couple of the Mapleos, but if ever a bunch of old men let a bunch of youngsters know they were in a hockey game, then Leafs did just that, last night, before they bowed out of the 1965 Stanley Cup race. They set a scoring record in the first * period last night, a new playoff mark, scoring four goals in the space of 99 seconds and when the splurge was over, Leafs » were leading 3-1. They scored two of them while they them- * selves were short-handed. However, as throughout this series, * Leafs failed to stop Montreal's power play and again the Canadiens clicked when Leafs had a man in the sin-bin. FIGHTING BACK from a 3-1 deficit, to tie the score, has to point up the fact that the Habs were deserving of their win. And it must have been a great thrill for "Gump" Wor- sley, to be one of the brightest of a galaxy of stars, in the elimination of the Leafs, right in the Gardens. Worsley and * Bower were stupendous throughout, both performed miracle saves at times, each of which had a direct bearing on the game. And the way both teams literally ':flew" in that over- time session has to be some of the fastest hockey seen this season. In the final analysis, Canadiens had that extra step and they eventually, by sustained all-out pressure and speed, were able to make it pay off. It was a terrific series and it is indeed unfortunate that now Montreal must go into the finals, without the services of their ace defense star, Jacques Laper- riere, who suffered a fractured leg, in last night's hectic action. SUPERIOR MAN-POWER and sustained pressure was the answer also, last night in Chicago, as Black Hawks blanked the Red Wings 4-0, to tie their series and force the seventh and deciding game, on Detroit ice, tomorrow night. Minus two of their regulars and with a couple more on the limp, Red Wings stayed with the desperate Black Hawks, outside of Wharram's goal early in the second stanza, until past the halfway mark in the third period. Bobby Hull, who appeared to be a tired player in the last 10 minutes of Sunday night's game, didn't get any of the four goals last night but the "Scooter Line' finally clicked and the mutterigs against Mikita were hushed, as he scored Chicago's third goal. Red Wings expect to have Barkley back on defence for the decid- ing game Thursday night and with Howe and Uliman leading the homesters while Bobby Hull and Mikita pace the Hawks, it should be a hum-dinger ! SPORTS SHORTS: -- Niagara Falls Flyers failed to sweep their series in four-straight, as Toronto Marlboros put on a great fighting display last night to stay alive, with a 2-1 victory, on Mike Corrigan's goal, late in the third period. Keon of Marlies and Sanders of Flyers got into a scrap as the game ended and fans surged on the ice but police and coaches finally restored order. They go again tomorrow night, in Niagara Falls... . RALPH TERRY, traded by Yan- kees to Cleveland last October, pitched the whole game, a four-hitter, for a 7-1 victory over the Angels yesterday. It was his first full game since last July. Al Kaline drove in five runs in Detroit's 11-4 win over Kansas City and Chicago White Sox beat Orioles 5-3... . AL McBEAN, top relief pitch- er in the National League last season, came into the game in the 9th inning last night and stopped Giants cold, to pre- serve a 5-2 win for the Pirates. Cincy Reds beat the Braves 8-3 and Card lost to the Cubs, 3-1... . JIM TRIMBLE is re- ported to have told Bernie Faloney to either show up to play, or sit out the season. Faloney now says he doesn't like ulti- matums -- and he'll sit out the season. Bet he doesn't? GREENWOOD RACEWAY FIRST RACE -- 6% Furlongs (Trot) Gregor, Miss Goldie € Frisce, Famous (8)| Pick, and Sudsgat three-year-olds and up. Purse $800 gate. 2.80 QUINELLA, 5 AND 3, PAID $28.00 for Night Shift, Knight Sister Matt, Kingston 2.40 2.20 Rebel Princess, Shea 3.40 1,| for three-year-olds and up. Purse $700 0 Alse Started: Our Patricia, Pat Riddell Gay Bandit, Tim's Lassie, end Jerry! (eddy Olrect C, Feagan 9.20 3 | Scottadee, Galbraith PORTS MENU Acadian Cleaners 'A' AND 'B' SERIES Neighborhood PeeWees NORTH OSHAWA -- goal,) CONNAUGHT PARK -- goal,| DRUGS PAY OWN WAY Elder; Hawkshaw, Grady, Ran-/Guy; Murdoch, Charbonneau,| 'The U.S. Ph ; ' Hn} S$. Pharm tical Man- dell, A. 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John Boivin put Sunnyside in| LIGHT Howard, Hopkins, Goulding.|Harrison, Blohm, Charbonneau, to the space indusity's 10 per : Bryant, F. Bathe, Thaler, Noo-|Siblock, Adams, Clapp and poatcotioog bie Settle Ch a pio ] ips nan, Graham and P. Bathe. 'Simpson. pion ee The Oshawa Neighborhood) After this it was a ding-dong| i limike lightin Li} unlimited Association Pee Wee Hockeyjbattle with Zimney of Sunnyside oy: h on - ~ Cn A League decided their 1964-65)and John Krybla of Valleyview, bee AS | kote ; foe! ay championships on Saturda yjrival goalies, putting on a great ; Set HS 1 la) R ' gin with a five-game total of 6037 - 5688, but Ace seemed to The final five-game set was \"B" SERIES front at 7.45 of the second) period and then added the in-| In the "B" Series, Sunnyside ING FIXTURE SALE! get the breaks at the right time. Ozzie Keeler was not in the line-up against the Ace clus and it was Reg Hickey 1292 and Dick Adams 1288, who were the top shooters for Acadians. Hellewell's Stars finished well) ahead of the pack in first place} in the standing with 106 points, followed by Plantation Bowl 92: | Mowat Cartage 85; Aimco Auto- motive 85; Bayview Bowl 83; Willow Bowl 79; Tuxedo Junc- tion 79; Acadian Cleaners 71; Motor City 71; Knob Hill Bowl 69; T. Anthony Ltd. 67; Ace) Bowling 67; L. J. Mcuinness! 65; Man. Life Insurance 64;| Aprile Lanes 64 and Bowlcrama| 53. Following the conclusion of! Oshawa new executive adies' the conuiat scheduled league|are reminded of the Toronto sertion "ig rae Whitby Carling|attled Connaught Park to a 11 play, the top 24 high average!City Major Team Championship|ciyy, the officers for the 1965-|!¢ in the second game, to win |bowlers, in the league, proceed-;Tolloff, which opens at Motor ce coacon were installed by|'e round and "A" Series fed to Ace Bowling Centre to| City Lane s,on Saturday, April yi. alice Evans as follows:|°M@mpionship, 4-3 jopen a 15-game series for the 24, at 2 p.m. ; |Past president, Mrs. Madge} Ivan Elder, in the nets for |Singles Championship of the; The six top teams In the wilson; president, Mrs, Alice|North Oshawa, and Archer Guy,| | league. | league will roll a 20-game nc; Morison; Ist vice.. 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The sensational Andre Moris- sette, of Montreal, who kas been) beating all opposition on TV| Bowling for the past five! months, made an appearance at Motor Cify Lanes in exhibition play, on Sunday. | Bowling a_ five-game set, against "Lefty" Reg Hickey of the Oshawa Men's Major Lea- gue, the Montreal star was fully extended, before finally winning rolled at Aprile Lanes, with Al Richardson of the Man, Life Ins. club finishing in first place to surance tally, 'ust three min- utes before the game, for a total 4-2 triumph. Park went into their fina game with a 2-1 lead over take the title with a 4327 total fo» his 15-game series, which is an avera.e of 288 per game. In second place, just five |pins behind, was veteran Fred Pechaluk with a total of 4322; Bob Green. 4155; Earl Jones Valleyview Park and in_ the |Rideout, Beatty, Gaba, §. 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