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40 THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE, Wednesday, April 13, 1955 ra | SPORTS MENU ; "Everything from Soup to Nuts" by Geo. H. Campbell SPORTS EDITOR iE STANLEY CUP championship final series is all tied. Frank- that is a great thing for hockey, a great thing for Mon- the past few weeks we've been getting it, sometimes led and sometimes in very blatant form, that President npbell had handed Detroit the Stanley Cup because he ce "The Rocket" Richard. Now, the Canadiens, in cvere handicaps of injuries, illness, etc., have forced we think Cup finals to the limit without Richard. We contend that ove to our Montreal friends that while Richard may be reatest players of all hockey history he still isn't i's the 7th game to decide the title, then it's any- with Richard, Canadiens might have it all tuck- but even without him, they have proven they are a something that the more rabid French-Canadian , admit prior to last night's Montreal win over the ily doesn't matter much who wins the 7th game in De- ow night, Sure, it means a matter of money to the stize to the club, but a principle has been justified. a sreat team, with or without The Rockel--and a real hockey friends will have to admi. this fact. rd on a pedestal, idolized him to a point that , he a bit ridiculous. Now the rest of the Mon- . of added injuries, etc., have shown that they Rod Wing machine fo the 7-game limit--they title +®hout Maurice--and if they do, let's hear Tonireal being a one-man team--or in reverse, being "Mr. Hockey." By the way, the old Oshawa Delyvecchio, id a great job last night, didn't he? that the major league baseball season has we can expect a lot of basebali news in the he® meantime, let's think zbout Allan Cup and here in Canada peeved about the way the CAHA has turned me of the games to be played in the Mari- | | about the way thc series has gone too-- 1 n hockey association, embracing the Mari- ht bear fruit. The Quebec boys haven't been HA for the past féw years . . . QUEBEC Fron- Phil Watson's guidance, are also about ready Lo KINGSTON Goodyears ousted Orillia Ponti- (after iosing the first two contes's) and Sailors for the OHA Senior "B" championship NSAS CITY is leading the American League race sood look--they'll likely not be in that position BOSTON, Cl:veland and K.C. all won their lay. as did Milwaukee ir the national -- but ( go Cubs are in front with two wins in two COUNTY baseball news is steaming up these days me 2 run-down tomorrow. ariies Need 2» More Win BILL SENYK I Staff Oshawa Archers Have Active Club Bows and arrows? Yes, spring is here and so it's archery time again! The Pontiac Archers of Oshawa had their first outdoor target shoot last Sunday afternoon ai the Lake- view Park where their clubhouse is situated It was very good to see twenty- five of the members, participating and three new families joining the club with a promise of other archery families joining soon. It was really wonderful to see, es- pecially the enthusiasm of the junior members, under the guid- ance of their parents The club has decided to hold conducted archery every Saturday and Sunday afternoons. That is weather being favorable. So do not hesitate to come along, those who are interested in archery, or have children that are and we can certainly Writer e Mem- at th the Cana hampionship 1 the sixth sames of the it cits win Thursday's t either Re- Monarchs Pats lead 1 final 3-1 t game eastern final ed back for a tie will be had by all See you all next week-end at Lakeview Park old right ff line ve the way watched the first l-inch na- he ries. Billy on Pulford's goal goal at 8:42 of the opening period came when a Quebec defenceman failed to clear a rebound off the backboards. Lagace's cou nter, which tied the score 1-1 two min- utes later, resulted from sloppy clearing by Marlboros in front of their net A move by Marcotte, a split sec- ond too soon, permitted Pulford's winning marker at 16:01 of the second Pulford drove a 25-footer which ticked a stick and threw Marcotte's timing off. The Quebec netminder kicked at the shot too soon and the puck slid under his left leg into the goa Harris' counter, which clinched the victory at 1:05 of the third period, was the picture goal of the night. The 154-pound centre took a pass at centre ice, went around three Frontenacs and backhanded a drive that squeezed between Marcotte and the goal post. Toronto ld onls of the Front ed three of right s0al Fronten as it star of Ouebec is blocked 4 ontn net only ] T with CLPED ted for a first 1. Pulford"s HEY POP! /R TURN of Vr The have hed thelr NOW Ladies Easter shoes is your chance to choose from , MONCTON HAWKS' own-| assure you that an en-| jovable summer of outdoor sport By W. R. WHEATLEY Canadian Press Staff Writer MONTREAL (CP)--The Stanley Cup series came full cycle again today, with Montreal Canadiens and Detroit Red Wings headed for Detroit and the deciding game of the world's hockey classic. From somewhere Tuesday night Canadiens called on some hidden reserve that bowled over the series- favorite Red Wings with a sur- prising 6-3 trouncing. It was no fluke victory. Coach Jimmy Skin- ner of Red Wings said succinctly and a bit grimly: "We were beaten; we played lousy hockey." So the cycle comes around again. Just a year ago the same teams, !tied then as now at three games | each, travelled to Detroit for the | seventh game. Red Wings won in {overtime 2-1. The only difference | this year is that each team has won all its games on home ice. Last year each won twice on foreign ice. | CANUCKS HEARTENED Coming from behind twice in this | series, Canadiens go into Thurs- day's game at Detroit with buoyed | confidence. But it will take more than this to stop Red Wings on Detroit ice. The Detroiters haven't | been beaten at home this season since Dec. 19. They don't intend to start when it means a difference | of $500 to each player. Canadiens will look | (Boom Boom) Geoffrion {up his scoring pace. He bagged | two of his team's goals Tuesday | night and ran his total for semi- | final and final to eight, him in a tie for the playoffs with big Gordie Howe of Detroit. | Geoffrion had lots of help in the Montreal uprising. Jean Beli- veau, Jackie Leclair, Floyd Curry and Calum (Baldy) MacKay Beaton's Dairy Wins Another Oshawa Beaton's Dairy niles trounced Toronto L. Dicecco Juveniles 9-2 in a King Clancy Series game at East York Arena, on Monday night The Motor City pucksters were in charge of this one, all the way outscoring their opponents 6-1 in the first period and adding three more in the second stanza. Tureski, with three goals, was top scorer 'while Lawrence, with a couple, was next in line, followed r Warriner, Woods, Payne and Simcoe BiXATON'S DAIRY --Goal, Mel- nick; defense, Steffen and Me- Mahon; centre, Germond; wings, Warriner and Carnegie Alts Payne, Lawrence, Woods, Tures ki, Simcoe, Boddy, F Cullen Sprager and Weldon TORONTO DICECCO Weston; defense, Ofsonba Hendrikson; centre, Hobbs Sturring and Wilson. Alfs gelds, Barker, Campbell, and Mereditch FIRST PERIOD Oshawa, Warriner (Germond, Carnegie) . Oshawa, Lawrence 3. Oshawa, Woods . Toronto, Campbell (Dawson) . Oshawa, | (Payne, Steffen) . Oshawa, Tureski (Simcoe, Cullen) Oshawa, Payne to Bernie Juve- Goal and Dawson Lawrence to keep | putting | | boosted the Montreal total. Alex | Delvecchio outshone his more | glamorous Scoring mates by sniping two of Detroit's goals. De- fenceman Red Kelly bagged the other. HAS COUNTED Curry has been the surprise package of Canadiens in the Jiay- offs. The hard-working rightwinger who took over the spot left vacant by the ded Maurice (Rocket) Jiichard, has counted seven goals in all. | Beliveau put Montreal ahead at | 7:30 of the opening period with a | terrific 50 - foot slapshot that whizzed past goalie Terry Sawchuk whose view was partly blocked by Detroit def n Goldh | Delvecchio, a puck hound all night, |raced in fast to score on Vie | Stasiuk's rebound at 13:36 to pull | Detroit into a tie for the only time | in the game, | Canadiens jumped in with lots of | drive when Wings went short- | handed early in the second period. | Leclair tipped in Geoffrion lifted in |out at 3:45 and Geoffrion lifted in |a backhander at 5:21 when Beli- veau's dead-on shot dropped to the ice off Boom Boom's chest. Wings closed the gap at 15:54] 'Boom Boom' Paces Canadiens Stanley Cup Series Is Tied { | alty. It was served by Glen Skov. The goal, at 18:18, gave Canadiens a +2 lead going into the third' period. Before' Red Wings could get | going Curry just about ended their | hopes when he took MacKay's per-| fect pass and rifled in a slapshot with only 19 seconds of the third period gone, Wings sent all hands | up and Kelly blasted in a partly | screened shot at 16:23. Then at| 18:55, with Howe sprinting back as | the lone defender in front of Saw-| chuk, MacKay took Ken Mesdell's pass and galloped in on the goalie to score with a backhander. | Lindsay, with an assist on one of | Delvecchio's goals, tied a playoff | record by running his total assists | in 10 games to 12. This equals the | mark set by Elmer Lach of Mont- real in the 1944 playoffs in nine games. Lindsay's point total, now 19, ties Howe's, a new mark itself. Lineup Detroit Goal: Sawchuk; de- fence: Goldham, Pronovost, Kelly, | Woit, Hay; forwards: Reibel, Del-| vecchio, Howe, Lindsay, Leswick, Wilson, Skov, Dineen, Bonin, Pa-| velich, Stasiuk. Sub goalie: Pay-| ette. | Montreal -- Goal: Plante; de- when Ted Lindsay's goalmouth |e. 0. "Bouchard, Johnson, St. Lau- pass skidded into the net off the skate of Delvecchio, who was parked all set in front of goalie Jacques Plante. PROTESTED GOAL Geoffrion's second goa going in off his leg when Beliveau | shot--sent the whole Detroit team | surging up to referee Red Storey | to protest. They claimed Geoffrion | kicked the puck in. Storey said no. | Sawchuk came sprinting from net to join his protesting mates | alty: and was given a mis conduct pen- (Lawrence, Woods) 16:45 | Penalties--Carnegie, SECOND PERIOD 8. Oshawa, Tureski (Steffen, Simcoe) 9. Toronto, Meredith (Barker) : 10. Oshawa, Simcoe | (Tureski, McMahon) Oshawa, Tureski (Cullen) 18:55 | Penalties Warriner, ~ Steffen, Sprager, Steffen and Weldon HOCKEY SCORES By THE CANADIAN PRESS Allan Cup Eastern Final 4:40 11 WLFA Kitchener 311914 Moncton 131419] (Kitchener leads best - of - seven | final 3-1) | Tuesday's Result | Moncton 6 Kitchener 8 Thursday's Game Moncton at Kitchener Western Final Fort William Vernon (Fort William leads best-ol final 3-2) Tuesday's Result Vernon 7 Fort William 3 Thursday's Game Vernon at Fort William Memorial Cup Eastern Final LT F APts. %'1'1.13 7 3% 1:31 7.18 Tuesday's ReSult Quebec 1 Marlboros 3 Thursday's Game Marlberos at Quebec 2 3 f-s! 3 2 Marlboros Quebec ed to the men of "T" SHIRTS WHILE THEY ARE HOT JOHNSTON'S have the most attract- ive line of "T" SHIRTS ever present- rict. Check the advantages of these pre-selected garments Fully washable the Oshawa Dist- | rent, | Mosdell, Curry, MacKay, Beliveau, | Geoffrion, Olmstead, Leclair, Mar- | shall, Moore, Ronty, Gamble I--the puck | Boalie: his | Delvecchio | Lindsay, | Delvecc | 3 | buy of the year. Harvey, McAvoy; forwards Sub Hodge. Referee: Red Storey; linesmen Bill Morrison, George Hayes Summary First period: 1. Montreal, Beli- veau (Harvey) 7:30; 2. DPetroit, (Stasiuk) 13:36. Pen- Gamble 9:48. Second period: 3 STANLEY CUP Montreal, Le clair (Geoffrion, Harvey) 4. Montreal, Geoffrion (Beliveau, Harvey) 5:21; 5. Detroit, Delve- cchio (Lindsay, Pronovost) 15:54; 3:45;|. Montreal, Geoffrion (Beliveau, Bouchard) 18:18 Penalties: Skov 3:10, Leswick 4:29, Howe 14:07, Beliveau 15:00, Olmstead 15:28, Sawchuk misconduct (served by Skov) 18:18, Third period: 7. Montreal, Curry | (MacKay, Mosdell) 9:19; 8. De- troit, Kelly (Leswick, -Pavelichy 16:23; 9. Montreal, MacKay (Mos- del 18:55. 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