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Anthony Ltd./lowed by Himes 239, For An-|the Eastern Canadian -|val's ction of Le Bour- ce 4 Cc ; The Mea oS the day -- Joe Roncadin's 251 was|pionship Roll-offs. geois Gentilhomme. erwe well down as ins were| best. _ Stanley Cup Games firearm nom » Rhona ry bowled a total of only 5,703 for|Clothiers who rolled their best @ ILLUMINATED PAR 3 4 points while Anthonys could|score of the 1272 to 1072. . ee By DAVE BETTS The man who must appearjearly days and admits he was pl muster 5,450 for H point. |McMaster rolled his second 4 : @ NEW CLUB HOUSE Press Staff Writer |immaculately fait while mil-|too officious, ; The first game was taken by|Straight 300 game for the Cloth- : It's Or ra ce cot outte lions of others ate being blat-| "It's @ matvel I kept my Job.|ine 'Clothiess by the poral! fers with 305 followed by Bob the man antly one - sided admits: "1/1 Was always in trouble. It was! nargin of 93 pins, 1,168 to 1,145,|Strutt 273, Himes 262 . and @ arene GOOD striped shirt. have i strictly my own fault, I irri- c butterflies before a game v ny John Trott led the 'Clothiers in|Sartz 253, For Anthonys, Ron- As senior referee in the Na gameltated players by giving them this one with 261 followed by|cadin's 279 was best. : permitting) tional Hockey League, 39-year-|2nd I can't sleep too well." old Frank Udvari of Kitcliener,| The worst part is the wait- Fagevers| fostitity Soy tere Ron Swaftz 248 and Mickey Mc-| Individual totals on the day Ont., will have a lot of tension-|ing. stepped on the ice. I worried|Master picked up 163 pins in 6/for the Clothiers were as fol- ~-- FROM -- ' 'Ee. filled hours of waiting during) '"'As I sit on the train and/41 the danchad two x-rays for|{rames of relief bowling and Seljlows: McMaster 1063 for 39 4 ' we the next few weeks. think about " game i mend ulcers."" poms nk --_. 7 148 pins . 6 -- Himes 923 for 38, McLau ghlin S : He'll travel alone between thejconscious of the importance of/ he taught: himself to ian aed = yee or re ws ee ¢, Strutt 38 cities of' the four teams in-|it to so many people, People volved in the eo Cup play-|often ask me: 'Why worry?' I Hm igh Sed orga ian ae was high. Baliem 540 for 26 and Don Hen offs. He'll sit alone in his hotel|think no matter how hard a age fe ta|, Anthonys bowled their best|ning 307 for 18..For Anthonys, erepnone 723- 348] room, He'll be alone as he eats|referee tries to forget about the cacti wg 7 " peg e \c-\game of the day in the second|Chuck Reed was high with 1203. his pre-game steak, importance of the playoffs, it's Fo out a back door of the) came to take' this one 1205 to| As a result of last Satur. Interchange No. 65 and 401 Then to the boos and jeers of|bound to affect him." orum. 1044. Vie Franciotti led An-|daz's action the Clothiers have Prompt Delivery ! 24-Hr. Service se Highway et Pickering thousands of partisan specta-| Udvari came into hockey's} He says he never goes intojthonys with 283 followed by|assured themselves of at least tors he'll skate onto the ice|top professional league when|a game looking for trouble, but|Reed's 246. For the Clothiers,/a fourth place finish with the er nee : E PHONE with two linesmen, with thou-jhe, was only 25, After a month|when he knows he must offici-/Swartz was high with 241. possibility of finishing in third judg in --- Automatié Weather-Controlled Delivery sands of dollars and the happi-\of seasoning in the Americanjate a game between two clubs) People's took a low scoring|place should they overtake "Turn To Modern Living With Oil Heat" } ? ZENITH 9-2430 ness of millions of yevend im ogg v4 pasane, be e _-- are --t = a fight, he/third Cy 1043 to 985 as Himes|Hotel Pierre in the final week (no toll cherge) depending on the split-second|up because of illness of one of/becomes more tense. was high for. the Clothiers with|of howling, 7! . wsxd wh decisions he must make during|the veterans in the fall of 1951.) Udvari says no player has|239. last iaarlay ane" py me McLaughlin Coal & Supplies Lid. ig! the next three hours. Since then the man with the/deliberately maimed him, al-| The fourth game went to the People's Credit Jewellers 47 110 KING ST. -W. ie "I have no different approach|reputation for glass - climbing/though he once had a close call| sees to playoff hockey," Udvari says,jand signal - shouting has sur-|with Howie Young, former "but I can't deny that I'mj|vived all the pressures Of|haq man" with Detroit Red) keyed up more. Consciously he brawls, pr Lge eg Wings. . unconsciously there's no doubtilations, abuse from the fans) « that you coat extra effort. The/newspaper criticism and his cated came after me and 1 WE RE TRUMPE TING-IN LAS T MINUTE SAVINGS BEFORE players go harder and you have|own nervousness to become the ¢ it, Fortunately, aes av to skate more to keep up onjsport's top official. Pronovost "grabbed him." " the play. Udvarl looks back at the) 1, ine ordinary course "| business Udvari has been cut, = bruised, tripped, crushed in the GREENWOOD RA corners, draped on the glass and slashed in the face. Once Lou Fontinao, former Mont- FIRST RACE -- 7 Furlong pace for 4; Also Ran in Order: Ruth Hal S, Spitfire year-olds and up. Purse $800 (8). Grattan, Brandywine Boy, Mr. Obanion,/real defenceman, accidentally #Light Rhythm, Haryeft 6.80 4.00 3.10) and Brother Paul C.. sliced a six-stitch gash in his teoide Elgin ag on teas 790) sixcrH RACE -- 7 Furlong Trot tor #|face, OPEN TONITE 'TIL 9 P.M, gr 3 ; APRIL Ist od BUILDING SUPPLY good, won handily. |year-olds and up. Purse $m 8). as Udvari has had his share of Also Ran in Order: Swing Harmony, |3Ardee, Wellwood 0 oe ithe tough ones, He holds the f Mighty Hi C, Jovial Abbe, Lochinvar | 5Chappie's Boy, Gordon 4.30 2.80 8 H TIOURS: Open Dai! és 7 Mack, and Senator Herbert, 2-Van's Pride C, Palmer 2.70|record for handing out the most + Open Daily : % racormil eed Start good for all, won driving penalties in a game--36 moe Bs son uth 9 on b TAX INCREASES TO 8 Oeveese SHOP SECOND RACE -- 7 Furlong pace for) Alse Ran in Order: Madam Sampson, 994 minutes to Toronto Maple ear-olds and up. Purse $800 (8). nd F Symbol. + ' 4 EXnay. Counsel, Kingston "10.60 4.20 4.00 a QUINELLA, 3 AND §, PAID $2sg0 |L@ats and Canadiens in Mont- sltastadin thie ee, 1 }-Direct Saint, Lutman . 1 real in 1955. He was also the 20| Late Can. -- Josephine Lind. . s ee referee for the Chicago Black- " RIGHT NOW AND 2 ° Also Ran 'a Order: Sundown Sivek, avetoia aad Um, Alle ian Hawks-Toronto brawl last Dec. | Ya 4 : . Plex 1 ON tall ail ela {Dickie 8, Crowe 490 3.90 2.90 eee in the history of the} f AND 4 PAID $94.10 |3Time Study, Anderson 4 j 'oain¥ Voouaue 5 ph go ig ony ativine $00/ "You have to work out of oe : mr, _ tong * good, won 3 PAddl 4 oa un. Purse $600 or ul Also Ran in 'order: Hollyreod Richard,| your own predicaments. There's &Rescal Sandy, Coke 1.70 3.90 3.00 pam G, Dr. Giles, Tim Boy, and Stormy|)a strict league rule that the| SJosedale Fivaway, Walker -- 3.80 3.00/ Brown, referee must stand back and, J-Stuart Davis, Burrison 3.00 Start good, won driving, - EIGHTH RACE -- 7 Furlong Pace forjobserve any altercation while Also Ran in Order: Bud raph,|Syear-olds. invitation. Purse $2,000 (8). |the linesmen try to separate kvtop | Al le Chips, Hi .50 3.90 2. ; Maint Put hea Sjudy Chief G. McNutr ago 290(the players, Sometimes I tell ns we ony Beverns, Rh Rheo Filion .50\the linesmen to let them go to Neos ' RTH a 'tong ir good, driving 7 "~ x ve Syoorcles and Up, Puree 4600 tt). Also Ran in Order: Armbro Erin, Look "4 so maybe they'll think twice s ° i # Tonto Ranger, Beltligh 14.20 6.00 3.30| out Haw Lea, Stoney Burke, Gracie Loch-jthe next time. Some players 4 ; 3.50 2.40/lovar, and A-Dox Dale. only pretend they're going tommy is TSafety Man the Second, Crowe 3. eget r Galen Sivlae. meee & nen Pee Come Oe OP ght, hoping someone will hold| them back." pone men » Créer: Stor, Nib, tui] NINTH RACH <1 Mile Pace for & During the p1 ffs. th | \ SH j rel MIC cKinney, Farcry Guy, frank's - uring the playoffs, the r ay ERA Salle, and Danny Prim. year-olds and up. Purse bats OBE e90|league dictates that Udvari and| & CEILING TILE J VINYL FLORTILE WALL TILES &-Frisco Killean, Jemes FIpTH Race 7 fureny ge for > He pews Lady, > ee mas his fellow referees must at 4 year-olds and up. Purse 7 x eerryau: ates lh 6 8 ea tet Say mane, saoy[DaDY "of players, officials or : 12" x 12" TONGUE AND GROOVE, | 80 gauge B.P. 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