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10 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Mondey, Merch 2, 1964 Boston Bruins Win Two Over Week-End But It's Too Late. By THE CANADIAN PRESS Boston Bruins are en route to their best season since 1959- 60. But, unfortunately, they'll. still wind up out of the National 5Hockey League playoffs. The last-place Bruins shaded Detroit 2-1 and downed Toronto 5-3 in weekend games to record their 15th and 16th victories of the campaign--two more than last season and one better than the two previous years. Boston, however, was doomed to finish out of the post-season playoffs when Detroit tied New York 2-2 Sunday night, register- ing a precious point that math- ematically eliminates the Bru- ins. The fourth-place Wings now lead Boston by 17 points' and the Bruins have only eight games left. Fifty-place New York is 10 points beliind with nine games remaining and their playoff chances now are relegated to the "slim" category. HAWKS SHARE FIRST 17:42 of the third period after the Canadiens had fought from behind twice to tie. Stan Mikita scored Chicago's other goal and assisted on Wharram's three tallies to take a six-point lead in the individual scoring race, He has 80 points, six better than teammate. Bobby Hull and nine ahead of Mont- real's Jean Beliveau. ,Wharram gave the Hawks a 2-0 first-period lead but the Habs came back on tallies by Gilles Tremblay and Henri Ri- chard at the start of the sec- ond. Mikita then scored but Ralph. Backstrom tied it again at 1:27 of the finale. WHARRAM GETS WINNER The Canadiens seemed headed for a precious tie when Whar- ram scored his 36th of the sea- son, banging in a passout from Ab McDonald. The Hawks have seven games left, including one more clash with Montreal, while the Cana- diens have nine remaining. Wharram also tallied Satur- lead and Toronto never got closer than two goals away. Pulford, Red Kelly and Mc- Kenney scored for the Leafs. Oliver scored at 8:49 of the final period Saturday night to give the Bruins a 2-1 over De- troit. Norm Ullman has given the Wings a 1-0 lead in the first but Boston rookie Don Schock tied Vt With his first NHL go: in the second period, 2 DUFF SCORES TWO The Wings rallied Sunday night on Parker MacDonald's goal with less than five minutes remaining to tie the Rangers 2-2. Dick Duff, acquired from Toronto in a trade, scored twice for New. York and Doug Bark- ley got. the other Detroit marker, é New York Goalie Jacques Plante had a comparatively easy time in the Ranger net ~* Montreal Saturday, but he still went down to defeat at the hand of his former teammates, Used to barrages "of 40: or more shots, Plante was faced with | Upsets Feature English Cup Play ¥ SCRAMBLE! -- With Chica- go Black Hawks defenceman Pierre Pilote (3) and right centre Henri Richard (is), hockey game last night. wing 'Chico Maki (16) trying (left), tries to get it free with to guard the puck, Montreal his stick in first period of HOCKEY SCORES AND STANDINGS Watching are goalie Glenn Hall- (1) and defenceman Elmer Vasko (4) of Chicago. 'Windsor Wins LONDON (AP) -- Bobby Chariton and George Best scored goals in the last four minutes and grabbed a 3-3 draw for defending - champion Man- chester United against Sunder- land Saturday in the quarter- finals of the English Soccer Cup--the 'showpiece competition of the English season. Swansea, fifth from the bot- tom of Division II, pulied off the big upset of the round by scoring a 2-1 away victory over Liverpool, second in Division I. Preston North End, another second-division squad, knocked out fourth - division Oxford United 2-1 and West Ham edged Burnley 3-2 in a clash between two first-division teams The Cup, first decided in 1871-72, attracts an original en- try of about 800 teams -- ama- teur, pro - amateur and pro teams. FINAL AT WEMBLEY The final takes place at Wembley in May before a sell- out crowd of 100,000 and the crowd would be double if Wemb- ley could house the fans. A total of 175,000 saw the four quarter-finals in a day of see |sawing games.. | The biggest crowd --~ 61,700~ |turned up at Manchester. | Swansea's win at Liverpool took the Welsh team into the semi-finals for only the second time in its history. The Jast time was in 1962--that was the last time three second-division teams reached the semi-finals. Burnley led West Ham 1-0 at half time, but West Ham came back to score three goals in 12 minutes, : Tottenham Hotspur tightened its grip on. the first division championship race with a 2-1 victory at Birmingham. Blackburn Rovers blasted their way to a 5-0 victory at Bolton and moved into second place followed by Everton, i In the Scottish League's first division, Rangers. downed Air- drieonians 4-1 to stay one point ahead of Kilmarnock. in the jstandings, Kilmarnock nipped Queen of South 2-1. Celtic and Hearts remained deadlockea in third place as Celtic downed East Stirling- 5-2 and Hearts beat Aberdeen 2-1. Basketball's OLD COUNTRY SOCCER LONDON (Reuters)--Results |Port Vale 1 Peterborough 2 of old country soccer matches|Reading 6 Barnsley 1 played Saturday: | Shrewsbury 0 Bristol R 1 ASSOCIATION CUP Division IV Quarter-Finals - |Bradford 2 Aldershot 1 Chicago Black Hawks, mean-|day night but' in a losing cause,|only 31 drives. while, regaine a share of firstd|The Leafs came back on goals} However, he surrendered two place with Montreal by beating|/by Allan Stanley, Billy Harris,|goals to Bobby Rousseau and} the Canadiens 4-3 in a crucial|Don McKenney and Bob Pulford|singles to Beliveau and Back- Sunday night showdown in Chi-|to win with ease. strom as Charlie Hodge posted| Chicago | By THE CANADIAN PRESS |Niagara Falls 2522 7 203 176 57| Ottawa-Hull Junior | National Leaks Peterbor'gh 2422 7 168 182 55|Smiths Falls 3 Pembroke 4 s s WLT F Apt|Oshawa 20.28 6 221 237 46] (Pembroke wins bestof-seven Senior Title iverpool 1 Swansea 2 Brighton 2 Gillingham. 1 33 19 11 193 146 77| Hamilton 11 33 9 183 268 31) quarter-final 4-3) | - cago, The Canadiens had| The Leafs then. rested goalie/his seventh shutout of the sea-|Montreal 33 17 11 188146 77| Kitchener 9.39 5 135 299 a yg so 2 Buckingham 4 By THE CANADIAN PRESS [721 United 3 Sunderland 3 |Chester 5 Southport 0 Saturday's Result |e puckingham wins best - of-| Windsor Lancers not only cap-|Oxford 1 Preston 2 |Chesterfield 3 Bradford 2 grabbed the top spot. Saturday|Johnny Bower Sunday night and/son with 20 saves. . {Toronto 27 23.10 157 149 64) LY ; \ night by anki New York i the Bruins put ae parks be-| Hodge and Chicago netminder| Detroit 24 26 11 154 174 59 | Kitchener 0 Toronto 12 bagi vice tg' a |tured the Senior apa ca 4A badd Ham 3 Burnley 2 |Doncaster 0 Lincoln 0 while Toronto whipped the\hind Don Simmons as Murray|Glenn Hall now are tied in the|New York 20 32 9 168 207 49) Sunday's Results Isault, Afich, 4 Sudbuiy 8 t |Basketball championship this Amateur International |Newport 0 Torquay 3 Black Hawks 4-1. Oliver, Forbes Knenedy, Dean|Vezina Trophy race with 146/Boston 16 36 10 146 184 42/ Niagara Falls 5 Hamilton 7 count' Ont. 4 'Espanola 8 _ |Se250"_but they did it the hardiscotiand 1 Wales 0 |Rochdale 2 Darlington 1 Kenny Wharram scored three|Prentice, Gary Dornhoefer and) goals against. Hodge, however, Saturday's Results Toronto 7 Montreal 3 . " Thunder Bay Souter |way--without a loss. ENGLISH LEAGUE Stockport 0 Carlisle 3 times dgainst the Canadiens,|Wayne Rivers clicked. has nine games left to Hail's)New York Montreal 4 Peterborough 0 St. Catharines 6\1..+ william Canadiens 7 Fort). Die Lancers Saturday closed Division I | SCOTTISH LEAGUE breaking up a 3-3 stalemate at! The Bruins opened up a 3-0|seven. |Chicago 1 Toronto 4 Kitchener 7 Oshawa 2 5 out their 1963-64 schedule with|/Arsenal 1 Stoke 1 | Division I ; lan 86-73 triumph over Univer-|Birmingham 1 Tottenham 2 (Aberdeen 1 Hearts 2 | ; s ; | William Hurricanes 5 | Detroit 1 Boston 2 ( Tuesday's G j Willi : y's Games st-of-sev : Sunday's Results 2 Peterborough at Oshawa (Canadiens lead best-of-seven sity of Western Mustangs. The|Bolton 0 Blackburn 5 Celtic 5 E Stirling 2 J Cc jwin for the Windsor team was|Fulnham 1 Blackpool 1 Dundee 9 St. Mirren 2 Canada Jr. hamp | : : |semi-final 1- e Montreal 3 Chicago 4 Kitchener at St. Catharines comnts, Fee, Ye their 12th straight this term and|Ipswich 1 Sheffield U 0 Falkirk 2 Dundee U 1 CAMP FORTUNE, Que. (CP),titions, She won the girls' cross-|, Western skiers, kept out of the uebec ershey Toronto 3 Boston 5 Saskatchewan Junior Detroit 2 New York 2 | anternationsl League | "°° Ontario Junlor'B. _---|Tan their winning streak to 22/Leicester 1 Notts F 1. |Hibernian 2 Partick 1 American League | windsor 2 Toledo 3 Sarnia 5 London 2 jover the last two seasons. Sheffield W 3 Chelsea 2 |Kilmarnock 2 Queen of § 1 Eastern Division |Muskegon 2 Des Moines 9 Exhibition | In the only other scheduled|West Brom 3 Wolverhampton 1/Motherwell 1 Thd Lanark 1 Winnipeg Maroons 8 German (game, guard Dave West, the Division If |Rangers 4 Airdrieonians 1 Baltimore 2633 4173 197 56/ Greensboro 3 Nashville 5-- Woodstock r A Paul Peyto's reign as king of|country, was eighth in the giant|winner's circle in the first two Springfield 21 33 3 186 220 45/ Charlotte 2 Knoxville 7 Galt 25 10 5 195 144 55)Gacls. : eves tecuaa "aud 2 oo ck y 1 Canadian junior skiing contin-|slalom and 12th in the slalom.|days of the meet, came into Western Division Northern Ontario Senior | Welland 2316 1196 164 47| Bob Horvath of Windsor led 5m. ¢ ccunthorpe 1. \Cowdenbeath 2 ued with little challenge here| Both slalom titles in the girls'|their own over the weekend. |Cleveland 33.23 4207 166 70/ Rouyn-Noranda 3 Abitibi 5. |Guelph 1722 1170176 35\all scorers with 25 points. Barry| plvmou ro ceil Pat etn 2 Brechen 3 during the four-day national/competitions went to 16-year-/ Bill McKay of Edmonton Pittsburgh # 2 195 172 68) Saskatchewan Senior Oakville 1723 0173 207 34|Mitchelson, with 21 paced the) ury |Dumbarton 2 Hamilton 0 ¢ : ; Al | : four - way championship, the| Peyto was seventh in the|carried home the downhill com-|Buffalo 1 Pittsburgh 4 |Hull 0 Ottawa 7 Tuesday's Games _ orsign Doug Evans had crystal P 0 Colchester 0 Hera oad "s balisene 2 nordic combined title and places|cross-country race, eighth in the|bined chapionship. |Providence 3 Springfield 4 | (Ottawa wins bestof-seven hi oer at biggre g e hany --s oe Luton 2 Hull City 1 |Glenavon 2 Derry City 1 on the two top boys' teams in.a|jumping, 11th in the giant sla-| The girls retired to the side- _ Sunday's Results | quarter-final 42) . leetieey of best-of-seven) Wiig CHAMPIONSHIP Mansfield $ Wrexham 1 Glentoran: 4. Portasaen & display that dazzled most, ob-|Jom and 12th in the slalom for|lines Sunday as the jumping} Baltimore 1 Buffalo 2 | Northern Ontario Junior Hmokiggrn en Elsewhere, Waterloo Luth-|Notts C 1 Southend 1 Linfield 2 Cliftonville 0 servers at the Ottawa Ski Club|a combined points total of 85.64.|competition got under way and/Springfield 1 Pittsburgh 4 Sault, Ont. 6 Sudbury 7 | P. | W LT F Aptirort Wayne 5 Port Huron 8 ' . 35.25 1 217 184 71) ge League Nationals 2 league's leading scorer, counted|Charlton 0 Portsmouth 1 St. Johnstone 3 Dunfermline 2 ** 3127 3 199 207 65) philadelphia 2 Clinton 5 Ontario Senior 34 points to pace University of|Derby 2 Norwich 1 Division Ii Providence 2730 3215 20057/\New Haven 0 Johnstown 8 WLT F APt|Toronto Blues to 4 105-72 win|Grimsby 1 Rotherham 8 Albion 2 Stirling 2 2611 3232 156 55\0ver Queen's University Golden Huddersfield 2 Cardiff 1 Alloa 2 East Fife 3 ; i Ud Division 11 |Morton 6 Forfar 1 ampi which ludedjold Heather Quipp. That auto-|started them off Saturday with| Rochester 28 1 208 199 61) Port Colborne 733 0 131 250 14) Western. _ av ; -- pg .matically eee hee a third Ca-|his victory in the slalom, Buffalo 21 32 7 163 218 gerd bl Eg nad | Sunday's Results Toronto centre Ed Bordas Ladeptige ' bo ag 2 Raith ' begs ayy The shy, 16-year-old from|nadian title, the Alpine com-| McKay, who finished fifth in Saturday's Results lsemi-final 3-0) |Guelph 7 Oakville 14 scored 24 points and Lanry Fer- Coventry 1' Bournemouth: 4 la ds 2 Distillery 3 Banff, Alta., sRied off with the/bined. ithe giant slalom Friday, also|Baltimore 2 Hershey 3 Ottawa-Hull Junior |Port Colborne 6 Welland 5 guson topped Queen's with 21. |Ar stillery ; eran University Golden Hawks about 15 miles north of Ottawa.|Next in li > was Paul. Venner|it was the stylish leaps of Gord|Cjeveland 0 Providence 4 Sault, Mich. 3 Espanola 8 aba oo of best-of-seven oon ihe ei Intercollegiate : Most impressed probably was|of Edmonton with 82.96 and|Lund of Camrose, Alta., that/Hershey 0 Rochester 4 _ Senior Intercollegiate cere oe teveannalsta Athletic Association basketball ' , . .. Alberta team manager Fred/third was Robert Hazen of Sud-|caught the eyes of the judges. Western. League | Queen's 7 Laval 7 Senior In wt. rie championship by defeating Sud- or & am 1i0n Wonnacot. bury with 82.79. Alberta won the boys four- WLE FA Ottawa-St. L. Intercollegiate ltoronto bury's Laurentian University "The toughest part of a ski| The country's second - rank-|way team title with strong|nonyer 4122 2250 189 84|Bishop's 1 Royal Military Col-\np teal meet for Paul is to collect hisjing all-round girl skier 1s An-|showings in the cross - COUn-| Donand 27 28 6 201 208 60| lege 8 ae trophies in public," Wonnacot|toinette Sevensman of Kimber-jtry, slalom, giant slalom and)c,,iti¢ 9798 5 223 193 59|Loyola 5 Carleton 9 |McMaster said. ley, B.C., who finished less than|jumping. : Los Angeles 26 28 6 184 216 58) Ottawa 4 Sir George Williams 8 Anne Rowley of Ottawa be-|seven points. behind Miss Row-| Only Ontario skiers named to San Fran. 27 31 2194 297 56! SUNDAY 2|Windsor defeated Ryerson insti. 87-60 in the finals of a four- . > team tournament. 'Titmoonm we EF OF Lhird Time ern Institute af Technology of| DORTMUND (CP - AP) -- sterdam-born skater now living Toronto Marlies Win In Montreal By THE CANADIAN PRESS {in the recent trade between Tor- f i - i three-way combined.|the girls' three-way team were : | : U: : for by. picking' up "the. most Stephanie Townsend of Kimber-|Anne Rawley Ottawa, and eo days Resalis. {Chatham ype ames beeping: POO, OH os al = i ise Oe iT dente ehadicke ha tesltuuniar Game e tae points in the girls' three compe-jley ranked third. 'Bonnie Hatidow fof North Bay.|ceattie 9 Los Angeles 0 |foteda 2 Windsor 3 laindca 7 taval 3 Waterloo marksmen were Bob Ge aone up : peep gh oes ager sgg =" tiele re | |Denver 1 Portland 3 Port Huron 3 Fort Wayne 5 a Eaton and Bob Turner with 24) avtection Saturday to win herlonly to Mis. gt Aeing secon | Central Professional | Eastern League ' and 21 points respectively. Gary Puind nmeculive edited word ie s Dij in free- Terry Kelly WLT F A PiJonnstown 5 New Haven 3 Kingston Mortons Cuff scored 17, Best for the l0s-lricure skating championship --|~ mut Omaha 40 14 6 263 166 86| Philadelphia 4 Long Island 2 ers were Carl Sutherland with| (S0". "Svemmne extected.- But the Canadian had been ISt. Louis 292 7 271 234 65| Charlotte 2 Greensboro 5 0 ) b h 18, Paton Gibson, 17, and Guy|'"S A pected. = |third after the compulsory Re-Elected |Minneapolis 2926 6 243 232 64| Knoxville 3 Nashville 2 ust Peterborough |Henry, 16. _ Regine Heitzer of Austria fin-/school figutes, which count for St. Paul 29.29 3 205,201 61 Cape Breton Senior- Dick Thomas paced Windsor's|iShed second, also as expected,/60 per cent of the total marks, Cincinnati ~ 1042 6 156 305 26 Sydney 3 Glace Bay 2 'PETERBOROUGH (CP) --|victory with 20 points while Bill|DUt her margin over young/and she couldn't quite catch the Soccer Head Saturday's Results (Best-of-nine final 'iéd 2-2) |Kingston Mortons won their On-/Seryice had 13. Tops for Ryer-|/¢t% Burka of . Toronto, who) Austrian for the second time. St. Louis 2 Omaha 3 | Ontario Senior tario Amateur Basketball Asso-'son were Bill French with 22 ion te ae ee r aedlperr ge ey ye with 21 TORONTO (CP) -- Terence|Cincinnati 2 Minneapolis 7 |Guelph 7 Oakville 14 c n 'land Ray Olexiux with 20. M , -|\ordinals and 2,220. nts; Miss Toronto gre goers ag ret ig reap veg Abad an Oshawa lawyer, was Sunday's Results |Port Colborne 6 Welland § |8ame total-points playoff de-| In Ottawa-St. Lawrence bas-|dian skater put on a brilliant/Burka had 24 ordinals and doubts aver e wane as sol angers - gp io ro oni,|re-elected president of the On-|Omaha 10 Minneapolis 3 Thunder Bay Senior spite a 120-97 defeat by Peter-/ethall action over .the woek- perme mtiny HF display while the/9 216.0 points. their rights to firs verges y nd nays 9 sialyl ptt Marl |tatio Soccer 'Association at the! Ontario Junior A [Red Rock 0 Port Arthur 5 | bor@##K Combines Saturday. lend, Sir George Williams Uni-|AuStrian fell twice. The other two. Cabadinl om Ontario Hockvy Association Jun-|in a 4:04 span to pace the Marl-| soul meeting Saturday. WLT F APt] Saskatchewan Senior A first-game victory 8@V€/versity downed Royal Military) The order of finish was the/tries finished 10th and 11th, with wate vealucas boros' attack against the Cana-|" 4 recommendation by the di-/Toronto 38 9 7 323 189 83/Saskatoon 6 Regina 2 Mortons a 200-193 edge. College 70-60 in Kingston, while|same as it had been three|shirra Kenworthy of Vancouver The Marlboros started off by|diens. Stemkowski scored Once.| rectors that each club pay $5|Montreal 33 16 5277185 71| (Saskatoon wins best-of-seven] Mortons now meet Toronto St:/Carleton edged Waterloo War-|weeks earlier in Innsbruck,|placing ahead of four-time Ca- walloping the tail-end Kitchener| peqorp FOR BOUDRIAS a year to help finance a sum-(St. Cath'ines 2819 6 234 208 62\semi-final 4-0) 'Christophers in the next round.|riors 66-59 at Ottawa and Bish-|Austria at the Winter Olympics.|nadian champion Wendy Griner Rangers 12-0 Saturday. Sunday; "y 3» Cournoyer, the hard-mer school for minor players|~ a Ze op's whipped Macdonald Col-| Miss Dijkstra, a beautiful/of Toronto they came through with an |\shooting right winger, fired a/@nd referees' clinics was ap- lege 71-52 at Lennoxville, Que./blonde who does her training in) Miss Kenworthy had 102 ord- pressive 7-3 triumph over the| oi. of goals to extend his to-|Proved by the meeting. ; England, drew the first ~ placelinals and 2,048.7 points while second-place Montrea: Junior|+.) toy the season to 61.°League| The financial report showed] votes of all nine judges in Sat-|Miss Griner, who lost her con- Canadiens. The double win left). ing leader Andre Boudrias\the association with net assets) urday's~-deci sive freeskating,/fidence after Miss Burka took Toronto with a 12-point spread) via cd up one assist to set, alo! $12,810. just as she had in the previous|the Canadian title from her this mectond sontees, jrecord for assists with %. The) : compulsory figures. year, had 95 ordinals and St. Catharines agen' Raced Fon mark of 93 was established| . She had a perfect nine ordin-|2,052.9 points, In- spite of the clinched third place, whitewash-| j ronto in| M W ing Peterborough Petes Mined on a | aroons Win Meanwhile Niagara Falis Fly-| -tje9 Thiffault added the other, ers remained five ,oints behind| Montreal goal. aere | Second Game the Hawks as a result of a 7-5) Ken Laidlaw, Chuck Kelly, loss to Hamilton Red Wings. | Joe Kish, Fred Stanfield, Brian| T The only other scheduled out-/McDonald and Dennis Hull| urope our ing saw Kitchener rebound from|shared the Hawks' scoring. | | the shelling by Toronto to down|Goalie Bob Sneddon registered) FUSSEN, Germany (CP) -- Oshawa Generals 7-2, ihis third shutout of the season hpeg eit bap ven 9 Page These! Andre Champagne and Mike and his second over Peterbor-|s € © nd lopsided exhibition Walton were the big guns for|ough. |hockey victory of a 12-game the Marlboros, each pumping in| Hamilton overcame a two-| European tour Sunday, deieat- a pair of goals in both games.|goal deficit in the third Pe ES eam Fume ea" cham- Right-winger Ron Ellis scored|to chalk up their first victory 0! Th the titel game. played Fri- Senior Scorers Continue Pace als--based on the placings of the|higher point total, the judges judges--and "a whopping point|placed Miss Griner behind Miss By THE CANADIAN PRESS |total of 2,365.7. _. Kenworthy in the complicated Both Sunday games in the On-| Miss Burka, a 17-year-old Am-!scoring system. tario Hockey Association Senior : ' ye were ysl eg as zi 'ar as the standings were con- cerned. But there was definitely Gerr Ehman Sets no letup among the marksmen as 32 goals were scored. ce Jackie Price wast he power-| house of the weekend, counting P F A k three goals and six assists to ace or mer Ss lead Oakville Oaks to a 14-7 : By THE CANADIAN PRESS |scored in the first minute of routing of Guelph Regals. In the only other outing, Bob] Toronto Maple Leafs of the|overtime to give Hershey the at the expense of the Rangers. Pete Loveless and Gary Marsh each counted two for the| his 44th pene of the season|the term over the Flyers. Nick Harbaruk also had a pair while Paul Laurent, Pete tem- kowski, Barry Watson and | Wayne Carleton counted the oth-|the others, John Lombardi, Guy), This time 1,009 stood outdoors ers. _Rod Seiliiug, a central figure \winners. Jimmy Peters, Lorne} Knowles and Bart Crashley had |Levesque, Bill Bannerman, Ri-| chard Bradford and Dave Wood!) ley scored for the Flyers. JUNIORS WEAR BEATLE WIGS MOOSE JAW, Sask. (CP) Unusual headgear adorned 'members of Moose Jaw Canucks when they hit the ice Saturday for a Sas- "katc: wan Junior Hockey League game against Wey- "burn Red Wings. In an attempt to jab Can- ucks, out of a slump club manager Jim Chadwick .made players and coach "Harvey Stein don "Beatle"' 'wigs. "T thought that since they played like beatles in their 'Jast game with the Flin Flon "Bombers (Bombers won 9-2) that they should play the part all the way through. Trevor Fahey pumped home three goals to pace Kitchener's win over the Generals. Sandy Fitz patrick contributed two while John Beechey and Bill Hway scored the others. Bill Smith and Bobby Orr re- plied for Oshawa. For Orr it was his 27th goal of the sea- son and left him two away from the record for defencemen for one term, set by Jacques Laper- ierre of Montreal Canadiens two} years ago. NHL LEADERS | 1 By THE CANADIAN. PRESS Standings: Chicago, won 33, lost 19, tied 11; and Montreal, gg 33, lost 17, tied 11; points : Points: Mikita, Chicago, 80. Goals: Hull, Chicago, 37 day in Augsburg, Maroons blasted Fussen 10-1 before aj standing crowd of 8,000 in an} outdoor arena in 35-degree weather in an arena built on the side of a mountain. Maroons got two goals each from Tom Marshall and Jim MaeKenzie while Lou Joyal, El- liott Chorley, Aggie Kukulowicz and Lorne Davis each scored singles, The game wast ied 2-2 after the first period, but Maroons scored six times without answer in the last twu. Only three penalties werg called int he clean but spirited game, two to Maroons. . The defending Western Cana- dian senior champions wind up their tour in Geneva March 16 following an international tour- nament + RETAINS TITLE TOKYO (AP) -- World fea- therweight champion Sugar Ra- mos kept his title Sunday with a sixth-round TKO. over Japan- ese: challenger Mitsunori Seki. It was the Cuban's second suc-|_ 'Judge picked up three goals to yace Port Colborne Sailors to a 6-5 win over Welland Burloaks Oakville finished the season in fifth place and will miss the playoffs. The Regals, in fourth place, meet the second-place Galt Hornets Tuesday in the first, game of a_ best-of-seven semi-final series. PLAYOFFS TUESDAY The Sailors 'wound up the season in the cellar spot while Welland, th third place, will meet the league-leading Wood- stork Athletics in Woodstock Tuesday iti the opening game of their best-of-seven sories. Prince and linemate Larry Shuker and Bob Hawkins ac- counted for eight of the 14 Oak- ville goals, Shuker clicked for three and Hawkins two Carl Hymers, Chuck Mitchel, Bob = |Bishop,: Norm Sibbick, George THEY ARE SKI CHAMPIONS. Olahand Doug Hillman divided the others. k Bobby Brown and George Usitalo each pumped home a pair' for the Regals.. Bert Brown, Jack Mcintyre and Keith Worral added one apiece. George Montague, Fraser Kil- patrick and Bill McGowan have been having considerable trouble scoring goals the past couple of months, might find it worthwhile to take a closer look at Gerry Ehman of their Ro- chester Americans farm club in the American Hockey League. Sunday, Ehman, who toiled regularly for Leafs a few years ago, notched his 29th and 30th goals of the season as Roches- ter blanked the surging Hershey Bears 4-0. Saturday the Bears shaded Baltimore Clippens 3-2 in over- time to climb within six points of the idle Aces. Pittsburgh Hornets were the hottest club over the weekend as a pair of 4-1 victories--over Buffalo Bisons Saturday and Springfield Indians Sunday -- moved them within two points of the Western Division leaders, Cleveland Barons. In other games, Springfield nipped Providence Reds 4-3 Sat- urday while Sunday the Reds blanked Cleveland 4-0 and Buf- falo edged. Baltimore 2-1. Bronco Horvath, another ex- Leaf, and Dick Gamble rounded out the Americans' scoring as National Hockey League, who|Saturday win. Gene Ubriaco and Danny Poliziani had the other Hershey goals, Sandy McGregor fired two for the Clippers. Art Stratton scored two goals and assisted on two others as the Hornets defeated Spring- field Sunday. Lowell MacDonaid and Ted Hampson had the oth- ers, Jim Anderson scored the Indians' goal. The previous night Warren Godfrey clicked for a-pair and Yves Locas and Bob Dilla- bough one each to set the pace. Bill Dea counted for the Bis- ons, Goalie Ed Giacomin chalked up his fourth shutout of~ the term in Providence's weskend win. Defenceman Ed Westfall, joining the Reds from Boston Bruins, had a goal and an as- sist. Jimmy Bartlett, Stan Ba- luik and Ed Mazur fired the others. a A three-goal third-period gave Springfield the win Saturday. John Richard Rodger, Jerry Fo- ley, Gary Bergman and Ander- son provided the goals, Provi- dence marksmen were Mazur, Bartlett and Serge Boudreault. ow on they are go- : egy a waar ried wigs . Assists: Beliveau, Mont-|cessful defence of his champion-|: : ' Heather Quipp, 17, of Otta- til they ¢ real and Bathgate, Toront&®47.|ship since he took the title from! ... . tee 7 a a ee cea i Chadwick | Shutouts: Hodge, Montreal, 7.,|Davey Moore in the March 21, ne ann Bill McKay of Hdmon said - Penalties: Hadfield, New| 1963 fight that cost Moore his ton display victory smiles d York 143 minutes, life. | after being named winners of the two alpine combined in- dividual championships won at the Canadian Junior Ski Hotel in Championships held at Camp night. Fortune. Que. They were ore- sented with trophies at a din- |scored Port -Colborne's other|goalie Gerry Cheevers regis-| Larry Wilson, with the win- ner at the Chateau Laurier |goals. Mike Latinovich had two|tered his second shutout of the|ner 'n the third period, and Len Ottawa Saturday |for the losers while Jimmy)season. Lunde scord for the Bisons Robertson, Dick Balint and Bob| Centre Bob Leiter, down from|Sunday, Mel Pearson scored for _ --(CP Wirephoto) |Hall chipped-in one each. ., Boston Bruins of the NHL,|the Clippers im the final. +