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8 Bg agen gee Bite 4 cies cater grag MMOS ne Big 'M' Paces Leafs In Victory Over Habs afternoon train to Neighborhoods' ~ Pee Wee Results The second round of the} BATHE 2, : Neighborhoods' Associa- searers =". omare Gort tions Pee Wee Hockey Playoffs|both goals for Bathe. were played Saturday morning,|; RUNDLE 4, STORIE 2 March 28, 1964, The results of] scorers "Rundle -- W. Ce eee te Stovell 2, P. Bakogeor and.G, ECTIO cey each. Sto - yap = gag he 'ee l/Adams 1 and R. Parfitt 1. Len McAvoy 3 and T. Griffen Here is the scheduie for the _|1, Nipigon -- Barry Meier 1. |S¢cond games to be played this HARMAN 3, GSIDE 3 (|Saturday" morning: In "B" Scorers -- Harman -- W.|Section, Rundle versus Storie at Tutin, M. Paplyk and D. Nobic|9 a.m. and Fernhill versus 1 each. For Kingside --:J,/Bathe at 9.45 a.m. In the "A" Johnston, Les Kiraly and L./Section, Kingside meets Harman Spence 1 each. at 10.35 a.m. and Nipigon ver- sus North Oshawa at 11.20 a.m, GREENWOOD RACEWAY FIRST RACE -- 7 Furlong Pace for 3- and 4-year-olds. Purse $600 (8). 6-Dean Sultan B 2nd, Hayes 9.40 4.20 3.40 1-Pembrow Bill, Quiniain 4.60 2.90 8-Ring A Ding, Corbett 5.50 Start good, won easily Also Ran in Order: Adios Yvonne, Look- out Haw Lee, Jimmy Direct, Bomb B, and Homestead Wild Willie, Puch Imlach, "but he had a rough one with those three shots from near the blueline." Bower made no excuses about whiffing on the long ones. "No, Laperriere's shot wasn't screened. It was a good shot. I saw it coming." He showed his disgust when reminded of Tremblay's long bouncer that tied the score 1-1 in the first period. "I saw that one too, I saw it hop into the net." In a hot-tempered game that began and ended with fights, the teams came within one pen- alty of the playoff record for the most penalties in one game and tied the mark for most pen- alty minutes. The Canadiens and Leafs were assessed 30 penalties, in- cluding. six majors and three misconducts, for a total of 102 minutes. The penalty mark of 31 was set in Montreal a week ago. The total-time record was established March 25, 1952, by the Leafs and Detroit Red Wings--102 minutes. FISTS FLY EARLY Before four minutes had elapsed in the first period 10 pairs of gloves had been dropped on the ice and the fists were sailing. Principle combat- ants were Ron Stewart and Ed- The only Leaf who seemed|die Shack of the Leafs taking below par was goalie John on Dave Balon and Henri Rich- Bower who waved at three long|ard. shots, allowing far-out goals by} The Stewart-Balon altercation J .C. Tremblay, Jean Beliveau/was a clear decision for the and Jacques Laperriere. Leaf right winger and evened "T wouldn't say he had a bad|the score for some vicious night," said manager - coachibumps Balon had dealt Tuesday SPORTS MENU By Geo. H. Campbell SPORTS EDITOR 'Everything From Soup To Nuts' night. Richard was ahead on points in the other ring until Shack butted him with his head, splitting open Rchard's fove- head and raising a large welt. The Canadiens waited until five seconds before the end of the game before catching up with Stewart. Rugged rookie John Ferguson charged him behind the net, and knuckles started crunching again. This battle was a stale- mate, except that Stewart's wallet suffered a $25 blow as a result of the automatic miscon- duce penalty for being as- sessed two five-minute fighting penalties in one game. Penalties played a big role in the scoring statistics. The Leafs scored four of their five goals while enjoying a one-man ad- vantage, the Canadiens scored once while both teams were two men short and once while Toronto was understaffed by one man. POWER GROUP PRODUCES All Toronto's scoring points were picked up by the five men take the Montreal, Imlach, a buoyant contrast to the morose gum-chewer of two nights earlier, made a cryptic wish for the best of the series: "As long as we don't lose the last one we play, I'll be happy." The two. costly mistakes of Tuesday night were still prey- ing on his mind. "We tried hard to blow it again toight. But there were none of these short-sighted mis- takes."" The Canadiens may have suffered a medical defeat as well. Bill Head, team physio- therapist, expressed fears that captain Jean Beliveau may have torn ligaments in his kee when he was belted by Shack. "If this is the case," said Head, "he may miss Saturday's game and the next one as well." Beliveau, who has scored two goals, has been one of Mont- real's most outstanding players By DAVE BETTS TORONTO (CP)--The score after four games of the Stanley Cup semi-final is Montreal Ca- nadiens 2, Frank Mahovlich 2. The Big M, a recent convert to centre from left wing, was a onesman wrecking crew for Toronto Maple Leafs Thursday night as he scored two goals, assisted on three and checked ferociously to lead the Leafs to a 5-3 demolition of the Cana- diens. With a smile almost as broad as the blade of his stick, Ma- hovlich modestly accepted the kudos of dressing-room admir- ers and tried to shift the em- phasis away from his own per- formance. "We were working more like a team tonight," he grinned. His linemates, Red Kelly and George Armstrong, each scored one and Andy Bathgate potted the fifth on a power play with Mahovlich and Kelly assisting. The Canadiens won the first and third games when Mahov- lich turned in ordinary perform- ances, Mahovlich turned on the pressure last Saturday in Mont- real, scoring once and setting up Kelly once to engineer a 2-1 win. Thursday night he came out of his shell again and the whole Leaf team came alive. Start good, won driving. Also Ran in Order: Handy Joe, Roman Dillard, Jerry Canuck, Benny Schwe, and Mighty Creed, 4 EIGHTH RACE -- 1 Mile Pace for year-olds and up. Purse $2,000 (8). ri 5Colonel C Volo, Hayes . 27.70 14.20 5.96 SECOND RACE -- 7 Furlong Pace for|+Beverley Dillard, Shea 10.60 5.10 3- and 4-year-olds, Purse $600 (8). 3-Superior Richard,. Hie 39 1-Ginger Hill, Miller * 19.60 5.80 4.40|Start good, won driving. = +lola Hal, Lutman 2.70 2.60) Also Ran in Order: Sonny Creed, Dap: 1, Drape Homestead Irish Fergie, Burrison 590) oer Grattan $, Direct Noble, $0 Long's 7 Start good, won driving Also Ran in Order: sendin ee Broward Chief, NINTH RACE -- 7 Furlong pace for 4 Ringo, and Dana! View Song. year-olds and DAILY DOUBLE, 6 AND 1, PAID $149.10/7-Battie Rian Pitchers DPN 2.78 irk 3.20. 2.40 4Dr. McGregor, -THIRD RACE -- 1} Mile Trot for 4-year-|2-Biue Angel, co 2.60 olds and up. Purse $700 (8). Start good, won driving. : 7-Theigiers, Clements 6.90 4.20 3.20) Also Ran in Order: Jean Third, Negley 1-Darkey Riddell, Coliton 3.90 3.10) Hal, Wee LaSalle, Walter Scott, and 3-Darn Tooting, Kingston 3.90| Minor Joe. Also Ran in Order: Gay Bill, Sadie's BASKETBALL SCORES Mac, Lila Lee Henley, Komoka Queen, and Flemington's First. By THE CANADIAN PRESS. NBA : ea Ba cut bonded gga rourTH RACE = 1 Nie pace for 4 e four com! nts rew |yeer- and up. Purse ' four major penalties, plus |e nee teat ah ry Cincinnati 90 Boston 101 _ (Boston leads best-of-seven eastern final series 2-0) : Wednesday, Apr. 15 three minor penalties, for the |¢Coronation Brook, Pacey 6:00 P.M. "original" starting reasprie, |S'371, 992% won eas! WHERE'D HE 60 7 Also Ran in Greer tives Girl, Tawn- ~--(CP Wirephotos) Sx ~ ~ rontal ey Van, Dr. Giles, Nola G, and Joan- wey. lady, He's, e to get ready for the KIWANIS RADIO AUCTION : OVER CKLB Buster Grattan, Melodie Byrd, Johnny during the series. on the power play. After Ma- hovlich came Kelly with a goal STANLEY CUP and two assists, Bathgate and Armstrong with a goal and an STAT ISTICS assist apiece and Yon McKen- ney with two assists. The Canadiens, who barred the door to reporters, 'left for 'Montreal immediately after the game to prepare for the fifth contest Saturday night. The Leafs will practice today and Reds Bounce Bears 11-3, Series Tied By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Their American Hockey League playoff series is tied at > " one game apiece today after ALL TIED UP! That's the situation in the current Stan- (providence Reds held open sea- ley Cup semi-final rounds and if somebody wants to alertly json on Bears with Hershey point out that now each series is a 2-out-of-3 affair -- and ask, |g0alie Ed Chadwick the No, 1) why didn't they run it that way in the firs place -- we can [PareE. é only point out that this is National Hockey League's way of | Fed -- wee tm goals ~~ making big money out of their playoffs. Last night's playoff siatent "Dalles Can vagal te ection saw the season's leaders stage a comeback and prove (taj by a team in 20 years and that this was why they finished where they did -- except for |second highest in playoff his- simply didn't have the class and tory. Providence's 11-3 victory) hard enough but comparative young- knottedt he best-of-three series| , Hicke, Roberts, etc., end even vet- [Wan tne deine game sooe , insisted on trying to stick-handie their : in sight. They sdored three goals on long WANTTA ARGUE? Mont- real Canadiens' Henri Rich- ard (left) tangles with Toronto Maple Leafs' Eddie Shack, WLFAPt| in a first-period brawl, in last Montreal 22 9 9 4| night's Stanley Cup playoff Toronto 2299 4) : Thursday's Result | Montreal 3 Toronto 5 | (Best-of-seven semi-final tied) 2-2) Other Games Saturday, April 4--Toronto at Montreal Tuesday, April 7--Montreal at Toronto Thursday, April §--Toronto at Montreal (if necessary) Series B game at Maple Leaf Gardens. Behind Richard and. Shack, officials are trying to separ- - ate Toronto's Ron Stewart and Montreal's Dave Balon. Richard went to the sidelines By THE CANADIAN PRESS Series A 3.70 FIFTH RACE -- 1 Mile Trot for 4 year-olds and up. Purse $700 (8) In Overtime Play, Series Evened Up Twinkle Comet, Buckeroo, Royal McLean, By JACK SULLIVAN and Meadew Art's Lady. SIXTH RACE -- 1 Mile pace for 4 year-olds and up. Purse $1,100 (6). &Ronny C Grattan, Madill 4.00 2.60 2.60 3-Palermo, Findley 4.50 3. 6.50 Canadian Press Sports Editor DETROIT (CP)--Murray Bal- four, a Chicago Black Hawk hardrock, will accept goals in any form, even if they're scored off his backside. He used that part of his anat- omy Thursday night to give the Hawks a 3-2 overtime victory Chicago (if necessary) over Detroit Red Wings that Individual records: broke a season-long Olympia GA Pts. Pen, |Jinx for the Hawks and squared y4|their best-of-seven Stanley Cup |semi-final at two games apiece. | It also provided a somewhat \harrowing cup baptism for |Roger Crozier, standby Detroit g|8oalkeeper. . gi a nis Start good, won driving. Also Ran in Order: Miss Kay Cash, Ko Ko C, and Adios Dominion. QUINELLA NOS. 6 AND 3 PAID $21.10 SEVENTH RACE -- 1 Mile pace for 4 year-olds and up. Purse $800 (8). 4Floyd's Honor, Waples 25.10 11.20 6.60 B-Adios Yates,' Coke 6.30 3.80 pAcountry Mite, Crowe 3.60 > eet -- Detroit Chicago 22 Thursday's Result Chicago 3 Detroit 2 | (Bestiof-seven semi-final tied) 2-2) Gordie Howe had scored the De-!son, got the winner. Gadsby had troit goals and Ab McDonald| crossed the Detroit blueline and had scored for Chicago. |was out of the play when the The pain returned, Sawchuk|red light flashed, ae left the game, and Crozier,| 'Why couldn't it have been a watching the proceedings from|clean goal?" Gadsby asked no the press box, hustled to the/one in particular in the Red dressing room and was set to|Wing dressing room. "It just go after a 22.minute delay. jtagged Balfour and in it went. Midway through the third pe-|He didn't lay a stick o it." riod, and with the Wings put-| "It's great to be back," said ting up a solid wall in front of|Balfour, He had been out since the nets; Pierre Pilote gathered|Jan. 23 with a groin injury and in an attempted passout from|returned to the lineup at the Detroit's Alex Delvecchio. The/start of this series. Black Hawk took two steps, fired a 30-footer that bounced in|" ane viciny pode) big lift £ the air off Crozier's pads and whl teepsnkaiioe trickled into the open net of{|tt® Hawks, who won the opener 2 It was 8:21 of the sudden-/his shoulder. 4-1 and then, with rookie Bob death overtime when Balfour] Crozier was still looking for| eee ins Over the in- |parked his 178-pounds in the lineline puck when the light went\ur geo mee nthe opening jof fire on a blueline blast from|5y. ght went/minutes Suday night, dropped fard by Red Wing defencemen. They carried most of the play, into Red Wing territory in their overtime win but they had to\Don't feel bad hurry their shots and were far| off the target as Wings kept on} top of them. Referee Vern Buffey called 20 penalties, 11 to Chicago iclud- penalties, 11 to Chicago includ- ing a 10-minute to Reg Fiem- jing for sassing the officials. va It's Spring! Other Games | Sunday, April 5--Detroit at) Chicago | Tuesday, April 7--Chicago at Detroit Thursday, April 9--Detroit at ys a tly CEI Mahovlich, Tor Pilote, Chi Willie Marshall, Harry Otten-|Ullman, Det breit and Norm Corcoran fired|/Howe, Det two goals apiece as the Reds|Kelly, Tor bombed Chadwick with 46 shots,|Mikita, Chi Other scorers were Jim Bart-/Balfour, Chi lett, Matt Ravlich, Ed Mazur,|Delvecchio, Det Stan Baluik and Larry Leach.|Hull, Chi ~w fore firing. Defensively, we thought Leafs were tremendous last night -- except for Bower. He was terrific when the Habs. worked their way in close but on the long shots -- he could be forgiven for the first "bouncer" but the other two he simply "fanned". x x x x FISTICUFFS added to last night's excitement. Both teams had a couple of belligerents and the entire night's action was spiced with '"'the added attraction." However, Leafs' Bob Pulford and Dave Keon carried the fast mail all night with their fine offensive play plus penalty-killing chores. This pair was so good that Canadiens actually looked much better when at full strength than when Leafs had a penalty. Mont- real's "'power. play" was a weak, pathetic thing to watch. Both Allan Stanley and "Red" Kelly came up with big games last night to more than atone for their "boobs" of the previous game, In the statistics, Frank Mahovlich came up with two goals and three assists -- but actually, he did little more than manage to get in on the plays. His goals were both of the '""'basket-hanger" type -- he was parked in front of the Montreal net and when the puck came his way. he slapped it into the open side. Actually, he didn't really do any work, except on his second assist. Armstrong's pretty set-up for "Red" Kelly, when Canadiens were short-handed, in the play that made it 3-1, was the best goal of the game. Now they go back to Montreal on Saturday night -- when Canadiens must win. x ~ 2. = BLACK HAWKS finally won a game on Detroit ice. It took them overtime to make it, but they made it and their 3-2 victory tied up that series at two wins apiece. It wouldn't surprise us too much if the Chicago team takes full command of this series now. The Red Wings have given them some stubborn and effective opposition but facts are facts and the Black Hawks really do have mpre "'horses" than Detroit and over the long haul, they'll likely prove the point. Both semi- final sets will resume this coming weekend and now that the upsets have been offset, it looks as if the Hawks will make The game was a complete re-| Hershey skated to a 6-1 victory.| Calder Cup playoffs continue| tonight with Pittsburgh meeting Quebec in a semi-final match.| HOCKEY SCORES | | | |\Lacombe, STANDINGS | PRESS | By THE CANADIAN American League Hershey 3 Providence 11 (Best-of-three quarter - final tied 1-1) | Central Professional | St. Louis 5 St. Paui 6 (St, Paul wins best-of-seven semi-final 4-2) | Allan Cup | Alta.\ 4. Kimberley} B.C, 7 (Kimberley wins best-of-five western Canada quarter-final 3-2) Saskatchewan Senior | |Yorkton 2 Saskatoon 6 (Saskatoon wins best-of-seven final 4-3) | Bruce Kidd Has | Eyes Focused On | Rhodes Scholar TORONTO (CP) -- Bruce. versal of the opening meeting|McDonald,- Chi between the two clubs when|Tremblay, Mtl Hay, Chi |Stan Mikita, Before the 22-year- jold Crozier could make a move, *\the puck plunked into the net 99|and Chicago was right. back in \contention, | And Crozier, who had taken 19|0Ver from the injured Terry |Sawchuk at 1:56 of the second 18 period with the Wings ahead 2-1, 31 (must be convinced that his tough jiuck. rides in pairs. Regular goaltender with Pittsburgh Hor- jnets, he lost by the same score in overtime to the Aces in Que- bec in their American Hockey Armstrong, Tor Provost, Mtl Henderson, Det Nesterenko, Chi A. Pro'st, Det Pulford, Tor Beliveau, Mtl Bathgate, Tor Richard, Mtl MacDonald, Det Geoffrion, Mtl Laperriere, Mtl Backstrom, Mtl MacGregor, Det Jeffrey, Det McKenney, Tor Martin, Det Gadsby, Det Ferguson, Mtl Chartam, Chi Talbot, Mtl Balon, Mtl McKenzie, Chi Murphy, Chi Shack, Tor M. Pron'st, Stanley, Tor Stewart, Tor Brewer, Tor Smith, Det Maki, Chi Baun, Tor MacNeil, Chi Barkley, Det 4 nesday night. 0 hospital again for treatment of a pinched nerve in his left 6\choulder, Crozier has been 17/named by coach Sid Abel to 4| start in Sunday's fifth game at 2\Chicago. There is no definite 21\date for Sawchuk's return and 6\Crozier might even be in the 4isixth game here next Tuesday. 17| 'That's enough to scare any- 6\body off after what happened 2\to him last night. 22} Sawchuk, in and out of hos- 18\ pital since he first developed 2\the ailment at Chicago last Sun- 2i\day, was headed for his 15th 20| victory over the Hawks on 16;Olympia ice dating back to Feb. 8/24, 1962. Parker MacDonald and Det ; League semi-final opener Wed- HALL ROBS DELVECCHIO Delvecchio, who earlier saved what appeared to be a certain Chicago goal when he batted the puck into the corner. as headed for the empty net, was robbed by Hawk goalkeeper Glen Hall in the final seconds knees to smother his low shot and then made a stabbing catch of the rebound, | The Wings, who outshot Hawks 41-33, had a couple of scoring opportunities in the Now, with Sawchuk back in|regulation 60 minutes, but Hall/into the ice by the backcheck- was right there to beat them. Defenceman Bill Gadsby had just returned to the ice after a holding penalty when Balfour, a two-goal scorer in 41 National Hockey League games this sea- Cook's Trailer Sales @ Folding © Glendette © Citation © Canadian Trailers Hitches & Trailer Parts 3 MILES EAST OF OSHAWA HIGHWAY 2 it in of the third period. He skated) in on Hall who dropped to his) the second game 5-4. Sawchuk reappeared on the scene Tues- day and won 3-0. "This series is only 2-2," said Howe, who now has 126 points these post season frolics, equalling the record set by Maurice Richard of Montreal Canadiens. The big guy likely will go out in front before the Wings pack it for the season. The latest game was the best played by Chcago since the first series contest. Favored to advance to the finals against |the winner of the Toronto-Mont- jreal set, the Hawks were skated jing Detroit forwards and hit Why Wait For Fall? Let us install your NEW OIL FURNACE NOW on our convenient 5 year plon--no payments till' September. 43 KING STREET WEST, OSHAWA 725-3581 Horton, Tor Fleming, Chi Keon, Tor Langlois, Det » & 4 BEERDRINKERS BOOST O'KEEFE BLENDED Harper, Mtl |Hillman, Chi |Rousseau, Mtl the finals after all. and Toronto Leafs are favored to oust | Kidd, Canada's top distance Canadiens -- and take the bundle, in the title round. runner, hapes his studies at the 48-HOUR 'Birdie' Tebbetts Is Out Of Danger University of Toronto this term) wlil take him to Englasd as al Rhodes scholar in 1965. | The 21-year-old Kidd equalled his own two-mile record of eight minutes, 31 seconds at the Brit-| ish indoor championships in London last Monday. TUCSON, Ariz. (AP) -- Bir-/tdken to hospital about an hour die Tebbetts was reported "in|later. satisfactory condition and doing} Earlier in the day, still wouldn't make any predic- tions as to when the Clevelandja round of golf. Indians manager might return| Indian officials to action. : emphasize sles i |that the manager would not at-/don: "I am definitely coming to Tebbetts| well" early today but doctors|put the Indians through a long)** workout, then took time out for)' He is studying political sci- ence and hopes to graduate next year, "I'l! have to work hard," he) said after returning from Brit- ain. 'My position right . now isn't good." English university in the au-| Berenson, Mtl Vasko, Chi Hicke, Mtl SPORTS BRIEFS KIMBERLEY WINS KIMBERLEY, B.C. (CP) -- Kimberley Dynamiters ad- vanced to the Western Canada Allan Cup semi-finals by de- feating Lacombe, Alta., Rock- ets 7-4 Thursday in the fifth and SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSHHHE LH HERE NNN NH HEHEHE EE SSS ON NN HHH mt hoe. Om SssssseoSSSSSSSSS CHP HH LH HHH NNN HUN NNNNN HNN NNN HWW W PE a; Kidd told reporters in Lon- deciding game. The Dynamit- ers now meet Saskatoon, Saskatchewan champions, the * GOODWILL * ECIAL i 53.97% 1963 i sici St,|tempt to return until he is fully}@" scars Beqiel wine eb recovered, */tumn of 1065. Naturally 1 hope betts was taken Wednesday af-| 'I know one thing for sure,"/that it will be Oxford of Cam- ter a heart attack, said tests in-\said Tribe owner and general|bridge or possibly London. jiaik of a new "super" junior dicate there has been "some tis-\manager Gabe Paul. "He is not| "I am looking forward to run- hockey league in Western Can-| sie damage." The doctor said|80ing to come back to endanger) ming regularly in British meet-\aqa/ but Frank Boucher, com-| no one can make positive state-/his health." ings--and I particularly want t0| missioner of the Saskatchewan| ments about a coronary for| Paul said, after talking with/run in the English cross-coun-| Junior Hockey League said| four or five days. |doctors,t hat Tebbetts would be/try season." (Thursday he knows of no move 'The Styear-old manager was| 7, hospital about six weeks. | Tt by chance he should not\to establish one. After hearing! deseribed as resting well and in|, me base coach George|win a fellowship, Kidd says.he|reports the SJHL might fold Se bak 0 |Strickland has been named act-|will take a year off from his|because of financial difficulties Meas was sites While ing manager while febbetts is studies to teach school andjin smaller centres, he said the <i ee Geek dain Cheveland's ag Hae aes re coach a few runners in East/league plans to continue, unless| t el Se ' § and "will| Africa. some teams drop out. Specula-| spring training stay in Tucson./handle the club until further no-| "But I'd be back during thé|tion about the pod leagi 5 ad His wife, Mary, said he com-\tice, but regardless of what)summer and probably for a cou- tioned possible cine ton ed. plained of intense chest pains) happens, Birdie Tebbetts will|ple of indoor meets in the win-|monton Brandon Resins Win | after a late dinner. He wasjstill be team manager." 'ter," he said. |nipeg, Calgary and Saskatoon. | NEW LEAGUE POSSIBLE REGINA (CP) -- There is) 1960 FORD THUNDERBIRD Fully power equipped; Do- minion Royal master' tires; excellent condition" through- 48-HOUR SPECIAL. ONLY AT THE CLIFF M 260 KING ST. WEST A year ago sales of O'Keefe Extra Old Stock Ale were doing quite nicely, thank you. Then we made the brew a blend of two great ales-- and beerdrinkers loved it. Sales of | Blended are now up 53.97% over last year. 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