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'Habs aia - oa homp "Bruins; Hawks, * hiltitle rs Tie THE CANADIAN PRESS y ine Bruins continued their campaign of charity to the other) i teams in the National a League Wednesday night by| dropping an 8-3 decision Montreal Canadiens, and at the| same time gave up their claim to having the Indian sign on the Habs. In their last six games, the Bruins have managed only one! tie while giving up 41 goals and| scoring only 15, ins had managed two wins and a 4-4 tie against the Canadiens in their last four meetings. In the only other league game y| Wednesday night, New York |Rangers made general - mana- ger Emile Francis' debut as a coach partially successful by battling Chicago Black Hawks to a 2-2 tie, allowing Montreal to climb back into a leadership tie in the league with the Hawks. The Canadiens poured in five |goals in the second period to But, while playing doormat to|smother the Bruins in a wide- the rest of the league, the Bru-|open but loosely-played game. Johnny Bucyk and Murray Oliver scored for Boston in the § first period while Montreal managed a goal by Dick Duff. Dean Prentice gave the Bru- ins a 3-1 lead early in the sec- ond period, but then the roof fell on then, Claude Larose, John Fergu- @ son, Henri Richard, Duff and Bobby Rousseau banged in sec- ond-period goals for Montreal, Ralph 'Backstrom and Rousseau finished the onslaught in the third period, A short-lived fight blew up in Lact = LONDON, Ont. (CP) -- John Metras, who claims more grad- uates in professional football than amy other Canadian uni- versity coach, said Wednesday universities in this country are 'not interested in putting kids in pro leagues." On that point, the coach of the University. of Western On- tario Mustangs agreed with a statement Tuesday by Pat Ma- honey, president of the Cana- dian Football League. But, Met- ras, who has spent 31 years in 1) Footbal § Says College Coach Canadian college football, took exception to Mahoney's sugges- tion that scholarships would be an answer to indifference to- ward the game. "Our universities want to have as good football leagues as possible and we want to de- velop good football teams and talent," Metras said in an in- terview, 'But our prime pur- pose is to develop men to help Canada grow, not football play- ers to help the Canadian Foot- ball League grow." Seconda ry Tne wane Wa TES, Th Mahoney told a University of Alberta (Calgary) Dinosaurs football banquet Tuesday that Canadian universities show an acute lack of interest in pro football by their indifference in promoting it among their play- ers. He added that colleges in Canada do not particularly care how many of their players play professionally. He suggested scholarships for Canadian universities. Said Metras: ships that is keeping football "It's not the lack of scholar-| From AMMUNITION ART"S GUN SHOP ECIAL! HITLER'S SECRET WEAPON tect new Germen Meuser in devastet- a cients 39.95 ing calibre, preone vie dgyes most de- Ue ene KITS ine, Sronrene 1198 4,50 CLEANING | Brend new aan AMMO 8 mm and .303 20 for Decorator's well pieces, Collector's the third period when Boston's dICK DUFF players away from university HOCKEY SCORES, STANDINGS By THE CANADIAN PRESS National League WLT F 13.5 2 45 28 12244 51 28 784 56 18| Toronto 710 3 61 17 New York 510 6 71 16 Boston 5 12 88 13) Wednesday's Results | Boston 3 Montreal 8 New York 2 Chicago 2 Today's Game New York at Detroit American League | Be Te ae OB! Eastern Division 15 5 3 103 10 9 6 61 911 1 66 57 19 Providence 810 1 51° 6117 Springfield 616 1 54 9813 Western Division Rochester 14 4 1 83 Pittsburgh 11 8 1 78 Cleveland 99 0 60 Buffalo 614 0 53 Wednesday's Results Providence 2 Pittsburgh 4 Hershey 5 San Francisco 4 Friday's Games Vancouver (WHL) at Buffalo Pittsburgh at Cleveland Rochester at Providence Hershey at Los Angeles (WHL) Central Professional | WLT F APt 10 6 1 58 46 21) 9 7 2 56 52 20) 8 9 3 66 58 19) A Pt! Chicago Montreal Detroit Quebec Baltimore _ Hershey 65 33 60 20 53 29) 63 23) 60 18 73 12) Minnesota Memphis Tulsa Leafs Call Up Veteran Centre. TORONTO (CP) -- Wally Boyer will get into his first National Hockey League game here Saturday after seven years slugging it out as a professional in the minor leagues. | The 28-year-old, 160-pound centre from Cowan, Man., was called up Wednesday by Tor-| onto Maple Leafs for a game against Boston Bruins. He was scheduled to join the Leafs today for a workout, re- placing left-winger Larry Jeftf- rey, who will take over Boyer's place with Rochester Ameri- cans of the American Hockey League. Joe Crozier, general manager | of the Americans, said Wednes- | day Boyer is one of the most} under - rated players in the! game. Punch Imlach, Leaf man- ager - coach, said he asked Crozier who had been his best) centre and he named Boyer: | Said Imlach: "That was good enough for me. Boyer deserves | the chance. He has been with} Toronto for years, but he just couldn't crack our lineup at centre ice. "I guess his only problem in the past has been his size." electric STONELINED Water Heater GREATEST SCIENTIFIC ADVANCE in the history of water heaters. Clee man's revolutionary Vit-Rock Water Heater -- with its stonelined tank -- absolutely will not corrode or rust, % 15 year Guarantee. He Felly A eve 180% safety controlled, 3k Canade's ONLY BONDED Water Heater, Coleman, A. C. 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Don Marfshall's goal midway in the final period enabled the Rangers to tie the Black Hawks | in a sloppy game. ; Bob Nevin scored the other ! New York goal pvhile Bill Hay * and Dennis Hull scored for Chi- cago. FIRST MOVE WORKS Francis' first move since re- | placing Red Sullivan as coach Monday worked well. He replaced rookie netminder | Ed Giacomin in the nets for the jfirst time this season and used veteran Don Simmons, who had worked only a total of seven minutes prior to Wednesday night's action. Simmons was a_ superlative stopping scoring star Bobby Hull once on a breakaway and |halting Doug Mohns' solo effort 'late in the final period. | The Rangers meet Detroit Red Wings in Detroit tonight in \the only scheduled game. operator on several occasions, / Nets Pair ty emotes DON SIMMONS For Blues reference to Chuvalo, It The Price Cooper, price is right. 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