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« @ THE OSHAWA TIMES, Scturdey, April 17, 1695 SPORTS MENU By Geo. H. Campbell SPORTS EDITOR "Everything From Soup To Nuts' STAYING POWER put Chicago Black Hawks in this year's Stanley Cup finals, which open tonight at Montreal Forum. Detroit Red Wings punched home the only two goals of the first period on Thursday night, the second, by Gordie Howe, being a perfect jem, the skill of a truly great star in action, but actually, the Wings were not that much better in the first period. In the second stanza, two quick penalties tipped the scales the other way--and they never returned. Bill Gadsby's penalty, with Parker Macdonald already in the sin-bin, was the crucial point. It looked as if the veteran rearguard was sub- stituting rugged and robust action in an attempt to offset the fact that the flying Hawks were getting harder and harder to stop. An elbowing penalty at this point was both careless and costly! Chichawks' Blonde Bomber uncorked one of his sizzlers fo break the goose-egg and Black Hawks were on their way. They were much the better team in the third period as the weary Wings gamely but vainly tried to get back in the running. BOBBY HULL won this series for Chicago! It's true that "Moose" Vasko played a much improved brand of hockey and Ravilich did well too, but Pierre Pilote, while still polished, lacked his old-time zip and leadership. Glenn Hall has been brilliant in the nets for Chicago in their past few games and up front, Stan Mikita scored the winning goal, Nesterenko has been a steady standout, with Esposito, Mohns and Mc- Kenzie all great in victory--but taken all-round, like an orange, Bobby Hull has been the key factor in this semi-final series. He came back from a series of injuries to play abso- jutely brilliantly in this seven games--a fact that would stand even if he hadn't been the top scorer in this series. Amazingl strong, both physically and as a skater, his crashing collisions put two or three of the Detroit club on the limp and through- out it all, he set the pace. And there was another factor also-- the Red Wings are basically "an old team" and while injuries certainly hurt their chances, the fact remains they have a lot of veterans on their roster and over the long haul, they ran out of legs. THE FINALS should be really something. In Stan Mikita, Bobby Hull, Kenny Wharram, Black Hawks have some out- standing scoring threats but the Canadiens, with a well-balan- ced club that, in the main, is younger and faster, has their scoring power spread a little thinner perhaps, but over a larger area of their line-up. Canadiens figure they have the players to cope with Hull's blazing dashes and up front, cer- tainly Henri Richard should give Mikita quite a duel. With Hall at his best, Canadiens haven't got, we feel, the edge in goal- tending which the season's records might indicate. On defense, With the loss of Montreal's ace, Jacques Laperriere, the two teams are about equal. This could easily become a back-check- ing series, with the ultimate outcome depending on the respec- tive skill of the goalies. Both Billy Reay and '"'Toe" Blake are sure of their jobs for another year, so there's no angle there. Let's sit back and prepare to enjoy another great Stan- ley Cup final series. It could prove one of the most exciting in years! CANADIENS IN HIDEWAY UNTIL TONIGHT Montreal Canadiens had a practice session yesterday morning at The Forum and then promptly boarded a bus, to return to their "hide- away" in the Lauretitians, where they are relaxing, in preparation for the opening | WITH 7th GAME 4-2 HOCKEY SCORES By THE CANADIAN PRESS FRIDAY | Allan Cup | Woodstock 8 Rouyn-Noranda 5 | (Woodstock wins best-of-seven eastern semi-final 4-0) 'Nelson 3 Moose Jaw 5 (Nelson leads best - of - five }western semi-final 2-1) THURSDAY National League Chicago 4 Detroit 2 (Chicago wins best-of-seven semi-final 4-3) Central Professional St. Paul 1 Tulsa 3 | (St. Paul leads best-of-seven | final 2-1) | Memorial Cup \Lachine 8 Sydney 1 (Lachine leads double round - robin | semi-final with 2-0 record) | Edmonton 9 Regina 3 | "Bdmonton leads _ best - of- seven western semi-final 3-2) Allan Cup ock 7 Rouyn-Noranda 6 Ontario Junior A Niagara Falls 3 Toronto 1 (Niagara Falls wins best-of- yseven final 4-1) "Sir Stanley' Will Play In Toronto | TORONTO (CP)--Sir Stanley Matthews, a great of the Brit- ish soccer world, will be back in a Toronto City uniform _ this season, club president Steve Stavaro announced Wednesday Matthews, who played f Toronto City of the Canadian Professional Soccer League yriefly in 1961, will wind up his \nlaying career here in May and | June. Stavaro said Sir Stanley will arrive here May 11 and play in _Woodst and other luggage, winger Claude Provost, is seen here, boarding the bus. He scored the winning goal in overtime, on Tuesday night, to eliminate Toronto Maple Leafs, in their semi-final series. game of the Stanley Cup finals, in Montreal tonight, against the Chicago Black- hawks, who eliminated De- troit Red Wings, in their 7th and deciding game, on Thursday night in Detroit, 4-2. Carrying his extra suit \Montreal May 15. He'll remain until June 20. Sir Stanley, first soccer player to be knighted, played his last game as a registered Iplayer with the English First _CP Wirephoto [Division club, Stoke City, - {March 31. He will return to England for his last game, in Stoke City colors in his own benefit match April 28. By STERLING TAYLOR DETROIT (CP)--One would hardly believe from listening to TORONTO MARLBOROS were eliminated on Thursday night in Niagara Falls but they certainly gave the hometown burghers a real scare, before yielding the decision. Marlies | once again showed they play better away-from-home, as they held the title-hungry Flyers scoreless for the first two periods and scored the first goal of the game, midway through the final frame. However, Niagara Falls tied it three minutes later and then went ahead in just six seconds. The clincher came | four minutes later and it ended 3-1, with Niagara Falls winning | the series 4-1 in games, Now Flyers meet Garson Mines, | Northern Ontario champs, in the next round--and that one | fs likely to be @ sheer farce. FORT ERIE RESULTS FIRST RACE -- Purse $1,900 Clalming;longs (12) | Maiden two-year-olds. 44 Furlongs, (10)/9-Caniris, Gomez 2-(tsfordem, Maxwell 14.40 7,70 4.70 1-Day's Best, Walsh la-Tract, Gordon 9.10 5.40 7-No Rent, B-Perfect Lane, Harris 3.20 Also Ran in Order: Holiday Jones,|S8"9, Royal Embassy, Let's Scawt, Chic Candy Feathers. Snow Water, Dollar Visitor, Currycomb, Wild Fabius, Eter- Scholar, Stan's Brief, Rockador and Bella "4! Oaks and Come on Bob Lass Winner, b c, 3, by Canadian Champ 'ate: Sereteh _A-Willle Wahoo and Moniris, by. Teddy Wrack. Pool $78,030. Srita, A-Willow Downs Farm and Dane gFigpTH RACE -- Purse $2,100 Claim HIN Acres entry. ing Four-year-olds and up. Winner, be 2, by Bunty's Flight -- Ver- sixteenth miles (4) nado, by Bastine:o. 3-Daddy Bill, Armstrong Pool $28,413. Do 2-Gosh and Golly, Dittfach éCassis Miss, Fitzsimmons SECOND RACE -- Purse $1,900. Claim Also Ran in Order: Baffin, A-Real Ing Three-vear-olds. 6 Furlongs (8) and Humber Broom. Late Scartch A 4Top Musketeer, Lebainc 4.40 3.10 2.80 Roman Dipper. A-Phoenix Stable entry. 7-Gunmetal Pete, Parsons 3.50 2.90 QUINELLA, Daddy Bill and Gosh and 2-Bodwenni, Parker 9.00 Golly, PAID $25.70 Also Ran in Order: Young. Fashion, Winner, bg 4, by Nasco -- Windy Wench, Harvonian, Greek Tar, Biggar Bill and DY Prince Simon. Pool $44,417, Quinella Bingham Pool $37,506. DAILY DOUBLE Itsfordem (2) and Top TOP MUSKETEER (4) PAID $40.90 Winner, bg 3, by Bolero U --Flaming Belle, by Tiger Rebel. Pool $54,090. THIRD RACE Maiden Two-year-olds. 42 Furlongs (11) 3-Flash Boy, Lebianc 6Nallord, Harrison 15.00 9.20 Turcotte Also Ran in Order: Eternal Oaks, New # Pool $57,807. SIXTH RACE Purse $2,600 Allow- ances. Three-year-olds, Fillies $ Fur- longs (7) 4-My Marion, Harris 3.90 2.30 2.50 la-Song of Victory, Soerensen 2.30 2.60 Purse $1,900 Claiming la-Victory Chart, Fitzsimmons 2.30 2.60 Also Ran in Order: Saucy Question, 4.80 4.00 3.40 Miss Blackhawk and Sun Velvet. A-Wind- 10.20 7.60 fields Farm entry V1-Dudley; Dittfach 8.40 Winner, b f, 3, by Tombstone -- irene, Also Ran in Order Broken Needle, OY Occupy. Pool $75,834 Breezy Breeze, Sultan's Best, Squadru, Left Wing, Twinkle Jay, Hard-Rock Hannah and Minda. Late Scratch Crafty Music SEVENTH RACE Purse $2,900 Al- lowances. Fillies and Mares. Four-year- olds and up. 6 Furlongs (6) 6-Oritario Holiday, Harris 6.90 3.60 2.80 pivinner dk b or br, c. 2 by Jester-- >.Famous Road, Fitzsimmons 3.90 280 ivulette, by Shannon 2nd. Pool $69,807. 3.Batiling' Way, Walsh Beep FOURTH RACE Purse $2,200 Maiden _ Also Ran in Order: Gay Van, Forest three-year-olds. Foaled in Canada. 6 Fur- Rover and Speedy Lament. SOCCER SCORES enn ssce ry Ceremony, by Ambiorix. LONDON (Reuters) -- 3 a IN 5 R uters) S-Ambiguily, Dittfach ts of soccer games played. piso Ran in Order: Meteoric, Foxy Sul- Friday in the United Kingdom: tan, Prince Pompeii, Sister Marg and Dear Maggie ENGLISH LEAGUE Winner, b ¢, 3, by Nilo-Spray Gun, by Division I Shut Out. Blackpool 1 Arsenal 1 Pool $76,781. EIGHTH RACE -- Purse $1,900. ing three-year-olds. 6 Furlongs ( é-Nilot, Bailey 9.20 4.60 3.00 Re- >-Fun-Fun-Fun, Simpson 3.90 7.69 70 Claim- 8) Chicago's Bobby Hull, Stan Mi kita, Doug Mohns and Eric Nesterenko that they had put the Black Hawks into the Stan- ley Cup finals. Each scored a goal here Thursday night to offset Gordie Howe's fourth of the series and |Norm Ullman's sixth and give ithe Black Hawks a 4-2 win over just as modest, Detroit Red Wings in the " enth and deciding game 9 their best-of-seven semi-final. The Hawks meet the Canadi- ens in the opening game of the final at Montreal tonight. "The shot was like most of the others,' Hull said. 'It was at the line and I just let it go." Hull's second-period goal-- 5.20 4003.10 his eighth of the series--was ajthe puck about 10 feet in front whistling 70-foot slapshot from just inside. the blue line that handcuffed Detroit goaltender Roger Crozier and put the Hawks back in the game after being down 2-0. "Tt was just a backhander, 1 and one-ian easy shot," laughed Mohns.|are assured of at least another Richard, Mtl 4.70 390 2.70 "Crozier was on the other side'$i,000 from the finals and could} 4 3.90 2.80/of the net. I think he might/boost that to $2,000 by defeat- Bleck have been down. I know he was/ing Montreal, low, and the puck caught a high corner of the other side." DREW SMITH OUT Mohns didn't explain that the goal had tied the game 2-2. Mi- kita had started the play down the centre, pulled his check, Floyd Smith, out of position and passed to Mohns, coming down the left side. "When we got that one, we were back in it," said Chicago coach Billy Reay. 'I really thought that the rest of the game belonged to us." The second-period markers by Hull and Mohns_ set the stage for Chicago's third-period onslaught. "It was just lying there at the side of the net," said Mi- kita, the National Hockey League scoring champion. 'I never thought I would make it to the puck but there was no- body to stop me." Mikita's goal, his third of the series, was the winner. The tal- ented centre, who pivots Chi cago's Scooter Line of Mohns Pool $72,348. Total Pool $895,233. Attend. 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Smith Staying Power Puts Chihawks In Finals Date Changed Of Fourth Game MONTREAL (CP)--The fourth game of the Stanley Cup finals will be played in Chicago 'Sunday, April 25, and not Sat- y, ril 24, as originally land Ken Wharram, had actu-slaught into the second period, potest UO . ally caught a pass from Mohns,|holding the edge even during, 4 Black Hawks spokesman who was standing behind the/Chicago power plays until Hull|..iq friday after the team Detroit net. broke the ice while Chicago en- arrived here for tonight's open- He batted it into Crozier's joyed a two-man advantage)jno same against Montreal pads from point-blank range,|just before the eight - minute Canadiens that the change of caught the rebound before the) mark. ldates had been decided on by goaltender could smother it and, Then the Wings wilted the Chicago management, flipped it into the net . The game marked the finale| Under playoff rules, the dates | 'Nesterenko, who put the icing'of @ brilliant career for 19-year\of weekend games a pti: y . is i to the home pail bed dich mc gga veteran Ted Lindsay, who had pi ore a Natanal Bari jreturned this season after .§/],eague, however, has asked the okie! four-year retirement. The 39-\teams to play Saturdays to help ALL BACKS TURNED year-old left winger, traded by|accommodate CBC television "Bobby (Hull) had taken the Detroit to Chicago in 1957, had Coverage. si ee =. . pew ended his career the way he| The peg! ee ae play,"' Nesterenko said. 'I just nreferred--in Red Wi : uni-/nounced they wou g on picked up the puck and fired. |} chi g ™ iwith this and play their lone p form. | Everybody's back except Cro- ----- --- weekend home game of the STANLEY CU zier's was turned to me." | Pp \best-of-seven series on. Satur- | Hull had dashed down the| day. middle on the play but dropped} | No. reason was given for the LEADERS |change of heart. By THE CANADIAN PRESS CAMERON The leaders: Wrecking Demolition We Wreck Anywhere-- Any Description FREE ESTIMATES Call 725-4285 Or Write--- 161 Mill St., Oshawe of Crozier. Nesterenko, who had trailed Hull all the way, beat the goaltender on a par- tially-screened shot. The loss left the Wings with 31,000 a man, while the Hawks B. Hull, Chi picked up $1,500. The Hawks! Ullman, Det Maki, Chi Rousseau, The Wings _ had _ opened|Mikita, Chi strongly, completely control-| Howe, Det ling the play during the open- we ing period to register the 2-0 Beliveau, Mtl lead. Provost, Mtl Detroit. continued the on-|Kelly, Tor Mtl AARmMAWIADS three - team|* City's first home game against , By AL McNEIL MONTREAL (CP) Billy Reay, Chicago Black Hawks coach, has a simple prescrip- tion for winning the Stanley Cup --a prescription which his team has failed to fill in the last three years. "Keep the puck out of your own net and stay healthy" is the solution Reay offered follow- ing his arrival from Detroit Fri- lay. However, the Chicago coach eastern sjready has seen the '"'stay!. . |healthy"' half of his formula dis- jappear in smoke. Reay lists defenceman Pierre Pilote and winger Kenny Whar- ram as doubtful starters for to- night's opening game of the best-of-seven Stanley Cup final diens at the Forum. Pilote is hampered by an in- jury to his left shoulder, while Wharram -- the little nursing a sore right knee. Both players picked up their injuries in the rugged seven- Wings. Hawks closed the door on the league-champion Wings with a 4-2 victory Thursday night on Detroit ice. 'SHOULD BE RESTED' Reay pronounced the rest of his squad healthy. He said the |Canadiens, who have been idle since ousting Toronto Maple Leafs 'last Tuesday, should be rested for the final. "They've been off from Tues- day to Saturday. . . . That's jabout the right length of time. . A week's too long," Reay | said, | Coach Toe Blake said the key 'to his Canadiens' winning the 'cup could be summed up in \three words: Stop Bobby Hull, | Blake said he will use Claude |Provost against Hull for Cana- |may have some other ideas! | when we get to Chicago." | Blake, as coach of the home) Forum. In Chicago, the last line! |shift will be up to Reay. | Hull currently leads the play-| Stop Bobby Hull! Key To Victory Says Blake assists. His eight counters tied the playoff record for a single series. Both coaches figure to have new faces in the defensive- alignment for the opener. Reay said he will use rookie Doug Jarrett, up this year from St. Catharines Black Hawks of the Ontario Hockey Association, if Pilote has to stay out. Blake plans to use Noel Pi- card as a fifth defenceman to replace all-star Jacques Laper- riere, sidelined in the final Tor- onto contest. Reay said he will not name his goaltender until just prior to game time, "IT used (Denis) DeJordy in the second game against De- troit to give (Glenn) Hall a rest. series against Montreal Cana-|diens' home games, "but Reay|We always treat them about equal," Reay said, Canadiens will open with Charlie Hodge in: the nets, right-/team, will have the final say in Blake said following Friday's winger on the Scooter line--is,aligning line-against-line at the practice that Gump Worsley, who replaced Hodge for the fi- nal four games against Toronte, had not practiced because he |game semi-final series in which\off. scoring parade with 13!had the flu. |the Hawks ousted Detroit Red | GREENWOOD RACEWAY | FIRST RACE -- 6 Furlongs (Trot) for three-year-olds and up. Purse $800 (8) Squaw Valley, Alexander 4.60 2.80 2.40 Rusiy Riddell, Carroll 3.50 2.60 Miss Fly Ball,- Ingles 3.70 Also Started: Rela Haw Lea, Margaret Brook, Reed's Ann, Wybetty C, and Spring Hill Tommy. -- 6 Furlongs (Pace) Maidens. Purse $700 | SECOND RACE for three-year-olds. ) \Mighty Bachelor, Feagan 6.30 3.30 3.20 Ancy Atom, Coke 2.60 2.40 Homestead Valentina, Burrison 3.80 Also Started: Perfect. Time, Sharon's Dominion, Rock and Roll Attorney, Heather's Jug, and Gypsy Coin. DAILY DOUBLE, 6 AND 2, PAID $31.30. THIRD RACE -- 6 Furlongs (Pace) for three-year-olds and up. Purse $600 (8) Canal View Song, Geisel 5.80 4.00 3.00 | Yankee Direct, Dufty 6.00 3.20 Jim Doyle, Coke 2.70 Also Started: Easter Ben, Advocate Dillard, Jimmie Harvester, and Ginger Reno. FOURTH RACE -- 6 Furlonas (Trot) for three-year-olds and up. Purse $700 (8) Lemac, Feagan 9.90 4.50 3.10 | Superb Hanover, Dufty 5.50 3.40 Lord Dean, Hansen 3.41 Also Started: Danny K, Peters, Dark |Potomac, Vital Victory, Legal Prince, and Darn Tooting. FIFTH RACE -- 6 Furlongs (Pace) for three-year-olds and up, Purse $600 (8) Hi Widower, Farace Edna's Counsel, Bogart Direct Saint, Dufty Nover Boy) ( points on eight goals and five, "However, even so I would |have gone with Charlie Hodge Also Started: Isotta Ben, Lynden Anne, Miss Moris Chips, Mr. Obanion, and Mighty Vic SIXTH VICTORY "The Take Com mand". 6 Furlongs (Pace) for three-vear- olds ahd up. Junior Invitation, Purse $2,000 (6). Beverly Dillard, Filion 0.30 4.30 2.50 The McNab, Liewellyn 4,70 2.60 George Volo, Findicy 2.30 Also Started: Eagle Armbro, Away Kid, and Success Yankee QUINELLA, &§ AND 4, PAID $37.10 SEVENTH RACE--é Furlongs (Pace) for three-year-olds and up. Purse $900 (8) Capt. McGregor, H'kirk 10.20 4.30 2.50 Superior Chief, Zirnis Meadow Bob, Robinson 2.50 Also Started: King's Messenger, Key- stone Killean, Roya K. Scott, Capetown Lad, and Swing Harmony. EIGHTH RACE -- 6 Furlongs (Pace)| for three-year-olds end up. Purse $1,100 9.10 4.00 8.40 3.70 2.30 8). 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