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a SEE Winds SUL Move Into Second- By THE CANADIAN PRESS New York Rangers broke Chicago Black Hawks domina- tion in Madison Square Garden while Montreal Canadiens re- tained their jinx at Detroit Olympia. Chicago went to the Garden for a Saturday afternoon Na- tional Hockey League game rid- ing an 1l-game unbeaten. streak on Rangers' home ice that dated back to March 4, 1964. However, Chicago got a surprise as the Rangers played inspiring hockey and beat the Black Hawks 6-4 before 13,102 persons, who managed to get to the rink despite the New York transit strike, The victory also snapped New York's losing streak at three games. i The Canadiens visited Detroit Sunday night looking for their first victory in 12 games against the Red Wings at the Olympia, but were stopped 4-2 by net- 'ninder Roger Crozier and the pst of the Red Wings. Montreal's winless streak at Detroit dates back to Feb. 16, 1964. MONTREAL, DETROIT WIN In Saturday's other games, Montreal blanked the lowly Bos- ton Bruins 6-0 and Detroit downed Toronto Maple Leafs 3- Re Sunday's other games saw Boston edge the Rangers 3-1 and Chicago beat Toronto 5-3. Vic Hadfield scored two goals to lead the Rangers to their vic- tory over the Black Hawks Sat- urday. The other Ranger goals were distributed among Earl Ingar- field, Jean Reatelle,. rookie Jimmy Johnson and defence- man Wayne Hillman. Phil Esposito, Chico Maki, Red Hay and rookie Ken Hodge were Chicago's goal-getters. | Cesare Maniago, playing his first game in the New York net} since coming up from Baltimore) of the American League last) week, kicked out 33 Chicago shots. EVERYONE is on_ the move as Ron Ellis (8), Tor- oto Maple Leaf forward The victory ended a six-game ' 'Boston losing streak and was ect sg Chicess leacue- only the second in 15 starts for lobby sul, cago league-ithe Bruins--both against the leading scorer, came out of the| pangers game with a gash over the left " Ee : eye from the stick of Ranger| Pit Martin, Murray Oliver and Dean Prentice scored for defenceman Jim Neilson. Six i é stitches were needed to close|the Bruins. John McKenzie was line New York marksman. the cut. The Rangers were unable to| Third-period goals by Paul put two victories together as| Henderson and Norm Ullman! Parent|carried the Red Wings to their) sparked the last-place Bruins| victory over Montreal Sunday. | Ron Murphy and Befenceman) rookie goalie Bernie over the fifth - place Rangers | Sunday night. }Doug Barkley scored the other Hull Even Tougher Says Claude Provost By BEN OLAN it's even harder to watch him.' NEW YORK (AP) --Dynamic| Hull scored only two goals) Bobby Hull, apparently headed | against Montreal in a seven-| toward a one-season record for| game Stanley Cup final last|pick up steam. You hsve to goals, is a more difficult prob-|S¢ason--both times on power, lem than ever for opposing Na-|P!ays while Provost was off the tional Hockey League players. |ice- The Canadiens won the That is the opinion of Claude Series four games to three. Provost of Montreal Canadiens,| "Claude did the finest defen- one of the NHL's top defensive-|sive job I've ever seen," said minded forward. Gump Worsley, the Canadiens' Provost, a right winger, is| veteran goalie. assigned to cover Chicago's star| Hull had 29 goals in the left wing each time the Hawks Hawks' first 31 games this sea- and Canadiens meet. son. He needed 22 in the club's "Bobby never does aiytiing remair 29. games to _hreak unfair,"' Provost emphasized. the league mark of 50 goals he NOW IS ROUGHER shares with Montreal's- Maurice "But since the playoffs last| Richard and Bernie Geoffrion, year he has been playing a little both retired. rougher and when he does that; 'The big thing about watching HOCKEY SCORES, STANDINGS By THE CANADIAN PRESS ;Hamilton National League Montreal LT F A Pt\Toronto 10 11 21.10 3129 85 45|Kitchener 813 1910 4118 81 42/St, Catharines 817 19 12 4118 91 42)London 820 3 9815919 1513 5 91 96 35 Saturday's Result 8 20 7 97 130 23\Hamilton 5 Oshawa 4 724 3 76 146 17 Sunday's Results Saturday's Results Peterborough 1 Montreal 1 Boston 0 Montreal 6 Kitchener 1 St. Catharines 11 Detroit 3 Toronto 1 Tuesday's Games Chicago 4 New York 6 Toronto at Niagara Falls Sunday's Results Oshawa at London Montreal 2 Detroit 4 OHA Senior Toronto 3 Chicago 5 SUNDAY Boston 3 New York 1 Ontario Junior B Thursday's Games Wallaceburg 1 Sarnia 5 Toronto at Montreal Markham 2 Dixie 1 Chicago at Boston Etobicoke 5 Whitby 6 American League West Clair 11 Brampton 2 wT F Exhibition Eastern Division 23.7 3 147 80°49) 3 rs 15 14 2104 89 32\Czechoslovakia 5 Canada 1 13 20 1 90 121 27| Pembroke (Centra. Jr.) 3 Hali- Provid'ce 1218 3 89119 27! fax Jr. Canadians 8 Baltimore 1319 © 94 105 26 SATURDAY Western Division Ontario Junior B Rochester 25 7 2 147 102 52, Oshawa 2 Trenton 1 Pittsburgh 1913 1119 96 39 Ottawa - St. Lawrence Intercol. Cleveland 13.19 1 93 100 27\Ottawa 4 Sir George Williams Buffalo 1022 1 99114 21) 13 Saturday's Resulis Bishop's 6 Queen's 6 Quebec 2 Cleveland 0 Exhibition Rochester 5 Hershey 7 '|Czechislovakia 3 Canada 7 Buffalo 0 Pittsburgh 7 Pembroke. (Centra. Jr.) 2 Hali- Baltimore 1 Springfield 3 fax Jr. Canadiens 6 Sunday's Results paper as apescarnes Hershey 7 Baltimore 4 Quebec 7 Buffalo 3 Pittsburgh 3 Providence 2 Cleveland 2 Rochester 4 Tuesday's Games Pittsburgh at Quebec All Cars Carry Providence at Seattle (WHL) Our GUARANTEE Saturday's Result } ry vi " Vancouver 2 Portland 4 AR Ag VAR 'Kally Disney), oe) Sunday's Results hak ye San Francisco 2 Los. Angeles 4 Used Cars Victoria ® Portland 4 | Ltd. Tuesday's Games | Portland at Victoria 1200 Dundes £, Providence (AHL) at Seattle Whitby 668-5891 BUDGET TERMS DROP IN OHA Junior A 13 13 12 9 4133 145 30 5112 92 29 7119 131 27 6 85 101 22 4112 144 2. Chicago Montreal Detroit Toronto New York Boston A Pt Quebec Hershey Springfield YOUR SATISFACTION 1S OUR AIM WLT F APt Petorhorough 416 R- & 141. 108 8 Oshawa 16 9 5 149 107 37) Niagara Falls 15 6 6121 85 36) |Toronto at almost every turn) |Saturday night . as Sherbrooke 7 Czechoslovak Jr ee ing over the falling Ellis, and referee Frank Udvari climbs onto the boards. Chicago won 5-3, reaches for the puck. Pat Stapleton of Chicago Black Hawks tries to avoid. tumbl- | Detroit goals while Gilles Trem-;and harrassed Toronto defend- |blay and Dick Duff scored for ers all night with his forecheck- | Montreal. ing. | | Crozier was brilliant in the; Henderson and Murphy were | nets, making 40 saves during|the other Detroit scorers while the game, including 17 in the| Ron Ellis netted the lone Tor- final period. onto marker. 7 P The Canadiens, led by goal- Ullman and Crozier frustrated || ver Charlie Hodge with his |first shutout of the season, eas- Wings edged the Maple Leafs. ily overwhelmed the Bruins Sat- Crozier made three great | Utday night. | Saves on bullet drives in the) HODGE SHARP H first three minutes of the game! Hodge was making his 12th while Ullman scored one goal| appearance in the Montreal net, while Lorne (Gump) Worsley has played in the other games. Hodge made 23 saves, including several tough ones in the early minutes of the first period. Three Montreal scorers picked up their 11th goals of the season -- Henri Richard, Yvan | Cournoyer and Gilles Tremblay. Other Montreal marksmen were | Hull is to keep on top of him all| defenceman Jacques Laperrier, | the time," Provost says. '"'He|Red Berenson and John Fergu-| oes behind the net and tries to 50. : | & Hull might have required six | check him before he gets|Stitches Saturday but it didn' | started. Once he's under way,/Stop him from scoring his 32nd) it's tough to catch him, ""| goal in 30 games Sunday night HULL IS FASTER against Leafs. vty he Other Chicago marksmen "He skates faster than I do sunday were cae Len Naan and the only chance I have of poug Mohns and Eric. Nester- | catching him is when he slows! eno, | down while Pe to get past) Bob Pulford and Frank Ma- one of our defencemen. Robby nay) ' is the strongest. guy in the 'The Black Hawks now have 45 peamue. ane Aegis else has @ points in the league standings, | hard-shot like his than Montreal and| Provost, 32, is a good scorer | Detroit, who are tied for second | in "his own right.--He had--27) ace:-'Toronto-is-in fourth spot| a oe pega and wound UP with 35 points, followed bythe *'But when we play the Hawks Sor lace ua 3h cole ses I have to concentrate on stop- sein ping Hull, so have little chance 'to score." 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