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’ Against. the Cincinnati Reds
Wednesday, Nicholson homered
*425- feet off. -Lefty. Jim ..O’Tooic:
He. ‘also. singled ‘and had’ three
runs. ‘batted: ‘in, “although the
Orioles. lost 12-9.
It: was’ his:: second : homer ‘of
the. week. The other ‘was’ off
Whiley Ford. of ‘the: New York

  
 
 
 

 

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Hockey League . ‘season, but they
“ave blown cold. a

with the Wings: fo reach» ‘the
final.

Imlach once called: the: series
to go five games,. but’ quickly:
stepped back from the prediction
ifter Detroit won the opener 2-1;
‘After the second Ioss, another 2-1
decision Tuesday. night,” he. re+
versed himself completely: ‘

Now the Wings. appear in-|

spired. They’ were fourth~- ~place

30n ended—as were Leafs a year
ago when they went on to win
cheir, semi- -final. against Boston
Bruins. - .
‘Says Imlach: “These have béen
cough games, all decided by one
zoai. How can anybody: say how |
they’ re going to go?” “
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wins, if you-discount Bob Pul-
ford’s slider into the undefended
Wings -goal,: Saturday « night.
Wings goaltender Terry Sawehuk:
had been pulled for.an extra for-.
ward in’ the last: minutés of the
games as Detroit: trailed 3- 2.

 

 

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in the seven games... 7

: Mickey - Mantle “hit. “his first
homer of the. spring ~ “for the.

; Larry. Sherry: went’ Six: strong.
innings: ‘for :the. ‘Dodgers, allow=!

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homer = and- Faye Throneberry*
had five hits, including a two-
out, game winning single-in the
ninth, as the Senators collected
17: hits ‘to -overcomé “an | 8-1
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and Moe Drabowsky of “the Cubs
were well: hit. ‘as cach club
scored five times in: the ° first

Ernie Banks hit: his’ fifth spring
homer. :

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first. six innings. for ‘the Red
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balances. as he makes a sharp turn biut- appears to be spearing Frank Mahovlich of Toronto
Maple Leafs - during the third. game of the semi-final Stanley Cup series between Leafs and

    

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Cup semi-final tonight, hoping
his recent’ fuming and fussing

'game at the. same time.

NOW. OR NEVER

CHICAGO @''— Coach: Rudy
Pllous, : ‘normally “a © mild-man-

will not go down the drain.
A loss would: boot Hawks outs
of the best-of-seven. ‘series,
A victory, most experts figure.
Would merely prolong the agony
of having to face the highly fav-
‘ored Canadiens again.
' Pilous was still annoyed today
because the Hawks showed''s
badly in Tuesday’s 4-0 loss. He
charged defenceman Pierre Pil-
ote and right winger Stan Mik-
ita with not. properly policing
Billy Hicke -when the. Montreal
rookie. grabbed the puck and
scored with a 20-foot shot mid-
way through the first period to
start Canadiens on: a rampage.

 

“The Canadiens get one goal:
onus here in the stadium and:
we flatten. out. That shouldn’t'

‘/have knocked us down. It should

-have inspired us, before a: home

crowd. And in the: last 12. min-::}-

utes of play we get only one shot
at Montreal ‘goaltender Jacques
Piante.: m
STOPPED IUTVING
“We hit them in the first. per-
jod and then we stopped hitting
them. All I can say is that this
was the first ‘time this season
everybody decided to have a bad

“we tied up their. big. guys,
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Earl Balfour we used,. against
Beliveau, Marcel’ Bonin-and Ber-
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cent: effort. “But that. was” about.

the only cone.”

Pilous ‘then pondered Monb-
real’s line of. Hicke, Don Marsh-
all and Ralph Backstrom, dub-
bing it the Joe. Baloney trio.

Montreal . coach ‘Toe Blake,
‘seeking a record. fifth straight;
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- Tonight's game crucial for Hawks —

peared, sharper Tuesday than it
their previous 12 games. _
- “This game is full of surprises.
So.when anybody asks me whe-
ther we’d like to play Toronto
or Detroit in the finals, I tell
them all we’re thinking” about
now is Chicago.”

Both clubs are in. good shiipeé:
Bobby Hull of the Hawks, league
scoring champion this season
has a bruise on his right leg but
should be fit for tonight. 0. -;

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