re
“Maple. Leafs “pockets of a
When a: guy skites you. di

goals as Howe. has. done, what else could. Leafs think?

. “tORONTO (CP)—It wouldn’t be entirely ‘neor-
oct to say that Gordie: Howe has’ picked | Toronto

    
 

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few thousand-dollar bills.
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PH was the way’ the Toronto *
hockey players probably looked -
“at the ‘situation today when they
thought: of ‘the pay: cheques ‘Howe
and ‘his: Detroit. Red Wing team -
mo will pick up ‘by advancing .
‘into;.the Stanley” Cup: final ‘at
their .cxpense. ‘After. . all, Leafs |
were ‘only: ‘supposed to show up,
forthe: best-of- seven semi-final
with Wings. because that’s -what
the ‘scheduie called for. ;
ae The Wings refused to roll. over
“and: play dead despite the 1- ~10-4
odds | quoted against. them. “They
te the. script after Leafs j
the opener 3-2 in ‘overtime |
and smacked Leafs four straight,
gowith “a 3-2, ‘victory Sat-
night © for’ ae -eup | final

a ‘Now: ‘they, can “rest. a: few ‘days |:
while ; “Montreal .and - Chicago |
fight-for: the’ other final spot.

ngs. are- already.” $9,000. ‘up
othe: ‘Leafs. “They ‘picked up).
$22, 500: for. their semi-final vic-
* against . Toronto’s share’ of
put the big. dough’ is. in

The. 33-yea old. Howe, cone: of
ll-time ‘greats, must: be}

it ‘feamns. haven't: hit the fi-
al since’ ;.1956.. when. Wings: lost
“games. to Montreal and
laying» now at almost. the
Nationa}

goal ‘against’ Leafs” in the: third
ind=fourth’. games . when . Wings

served’ ‘their applause for the

Tnals for..the.: first. ‘time « Since

‘Vasko ‘shot. the ‘Hawks - in* front!

ally die for ‘their “heroes, ‘ree

200
Flor al,

‘pound : rightwinger . from
Sask., who performs as

if he has: a string attached ito we
the. puck.”
Len’ Lunde and Al Johnson -

were ,.the other Detroit snipers
arid. Red Kelly and Dave Keon
looked after the. Toronto” scor-
ing in: the gamie that, at times,
iwas. a poor, excuse.
hockey. ne

MONTREAL IN- PLIGHT.
‘Montreal. Canadiens today find

lthemselves in 2. “plight: they,
haven’t experienced ‘in’ «five |~-
championship years .—: trailing -

‘in a Stanley Cup: playoff series.) |.

‘And. unless a formula can’ be
found to upset. Chicago: Black
Hawks’ effective. checking; ‘the
desperate ‘Canadiens’ may | miss
‘the cup, finals for. the first time
in 11 years. .

‘This situation. - ‘ was " prought
about Saturday. night | when the.
|Black Hawks,. checking superbly. :
and: :backed:’ by. ‘Glenn... ‘Hall’s
faultless. ' goaltending, .
the.:Canadiens 3-0to takeal:
3-2 lead in: their’ best -of-seven
semi-final:. : ;

:-The Hawks: now- ‘are’ sn dposi-
tion to. wrap: up. ‘that. ‘series ' at)
home Tuesday. and’ reach: ‘the: fi-

 

for. pro|™

-blankéd |.
TAG TEAM: BOUT

-of. Guy ‘and Joe’

   

 
 
   
  
  
    
   

 

Civic. Centre.
Morse’s. partne

next. two to. win hi match.
taining show. oy

ob: “the Viking” Morse applies hold on
during Friday’s: pro. wrestling card at the.

“Dido Gurvich watches carefully while.
ano» McDonald, looks.on. The brother. team. |.
runetii -iost the. first fall,”
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ivic’ Centre

7 “That: ‘night; ‘a: wrestling show
featuring ‘four ‘professional
_ Wrestlers from’ Vancouver, was
“held and’ it Was 2 complete | suc-,
 G@6S. 0: *
“s Just over 200 fans watched the.
three. bouts and’ no-one could
complain: that ‘they were “rob-:
, beds
«Pro wrestling is. “not * ‘a “sport
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|provided a few: laughs. and -we!
hope that more people turn ‘oul,
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~or floor hockey. It is: strictly for
"entertainment.

“For a: couple of .doliars fans
are able to. watch, skillful show-
manship and Bet. a few laughs. |
_. Wrestling is not. for “people.
~ wishing to see. ‘athletic skill, It’
bs for: ‘those: who would Hke: a’
“night of: -enjoyable « entertain-
ment: at-a_ fair price, _-

‘Friday’ night's © first: bout ‘-be-
= tween Dano McDonald and Joc
- Brunetti ended in a draw.

‘The two. wrestlers threw each
-uther. around: the ring, ticd up
» referee Dido: “Gurvich “several
times . and: cracked quips “with
' the hecklers in’ the crowd.

To be. ‘effective, wrestling must.
i have. a villain and» a hero in
every match. wR

-{ McDonald, weighing. 226
pounds, played. the part of the
villain. perfectly: and. the, crowd

 

 

 

 

 

 

but ‘then won they

 

1943- 44. If’ a -seventh. game‘ is
necessary it.’ will “be” ‘played » cat
Montreal ‘Thursday.. “The: winner
| goes against Detroit. Red - ‘Wings |
inthe final... 220 003

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‘Portland’ 5 5 Ar rt Jones

— Staff photo. by, Gary. Oakes,

Paced | by. the. 32-point: effort.
lof. Gus -Nickerson, ‘Fraser &
Payne. edged Savoy. ‘Hotel 73-69
and. took a 2-1 lead. in the’ best-
of-five senior basketball’ champ-:

Clothiers take lead
in championship series.

game of. the series
margin but took a narrow 53- ‘51
decision in the second game,

“ting the worst of it, the crowd
cheered. But’ when Brunetti, also
226 pounds, was taking the pun-
ishment,. the. crowd booed.

‘The second bout featured ‘Joe's
brother’ Guy, 232 ‘pounds vs. Bob.
{"the: Viking” Morse, 230. pounds.
During’ ‘introductions, Morse
grabbed the microphone | ‘from
emcee Len Harrington and told
the crowd that they were indeed
fortunate in having “the Viking”
wrestle. in ~ Prince Rupert. He

 

“The grocers . ‘had won the. first
‘by -a wide

Fraser. & Payne. had won the

‘}loved it: Whenever. ‘he was get-|}

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in the-, second period - with (a
whistling 45° ~ footer. that eluded

0° and. 4-1.and then cele-
ted ‘his "100th . ‘appearance: in

wins WAL scoring ti ile.

By The: Canadian. ‘Press:

Buckaroos” were . shut out ‘for

the Civic Centre.

ies. 69-68 but then dropped the

In the” “intermediate champ- second game to Savoy 65-61.

   
 
      
 
 
  
 
    

1p. game - Saturday by scoring
opener: -and” assisting on ‘the
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goalie: Jacque Plante’ while® the .
Canadiens : were shorthanded.

BID ‘STALLED. os dt
‘caine through *. with. .
Sunday. night: ‘and it was ‘enough
to ‘Bive. “him. his’ first ‘Western
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last: period. but * the. last. --ditch |.
| bid. --was.: “stalled. The’ ‘Hawks;
fon meanwhile,

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official opening of.the: spiel |
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lin 5, B. Lewis 13: Maki 2, Colus-
sl 8; Pierce 4, ‘Lloyd 12; and
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“you'can’t’ say" now: that:
we can 4: come up -with’a clutch:.
4s game,” coach” ‘Rudy “Pilous ex=
claimed - while = grecting-- -report-
ers in the Black: Hawks’ dressing
| room ‘after the. game.-

- “But. we've still. got to win one
more,” Pilous .added:. “The Ca-
nadiens are. world | champions
series lose” four

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University Settlement Orchids
took a commanding 2-0. lead in
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the first'time this season Satur-
day.’ night. when the. visiting
Vancouver Canucks blanke d
them. 3-0.°

In other Saturday ‘action, the
league. - winning. Calgary Stam-
peders. whipped Winnipeg War-
j)tiors 5-3 while Spokane defeated

Att’ Jones, a. journeyman cen-
re. with . Portland: -Buckaroos,
an assist

  

 
 

 
 

 

 

  
 

147. victory over

ionship . series, Sunrise Grocery
wrapped ‘it ,up in ‘three games
straight by “squeezing. out a-51-
Old © Empress
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‘Saturday’s game saw the two
teams goat. it. “hammer and
tong’.in the first quarter to ‘end
up tied at 24-24:

In the second : ‘quarter -the
clothiers -came.on. strong. and
held a 39-36 lead: at the shalf.
‘They increased their icad. to ‘54-

 

48 at. the end: of, the: ‘third: quar-:
‘| ter’: and: then’ kept up”a: steady

added -that. he demanded abso-
lute silence from the crowd while
he was wrestling. : ,

The. crowd's. reaction to this
statement was many jeers | and
considerable booing,
Morse™ was disqualified by | ref-
eree. Gurvich at about ‘the 20-°
minute mark of the bout. when
he attempted - to: strangle Bru-
netti with the. tag rope. ©.
But before ‘reaching. that point, -
Morse jumped .out; of: the ring,
grabbed the microphone. and

 
 
 

for.99.

and they, won't be: out of this | --

championship by. defeating Van~

while: ‘Jankowski -had ‘aur cord.
breaking: 5 gO Us and: 420 assists

  

The ‘slick’ “Portland. ‘centre’ won
the: title in, the final’ game of the
season, ‘as his: team dropped..a
5- 4. overtime ‘decision. to". the

fifth- -place . Spokane Comets.

In ‘other action Sunday,. Seat:
tle’ Totems blasted : ‘Victoria. Cou-
gars, 8-5. Cate

OC. Soccer.

. LONDON. - (Reuters)—Following: are
results of Saturday's games in the
English | and: Scottish «soccer, leagues:
ENGL ISIE LEAGUE:
me First ‘Division

Aston Villa 1, Notts F.2: .
Blackburn 1, Sheffiela wil
Blackpool 0, West Brom }

Bolton 1, Arsenal 1:

Chelsea G, Cardiff 1

Everton 1, Birmingham 0
‘Lolicester 2, Burniey. 2. .

Man United 3, Pullin J
Tottonhin 6, Preston. 0

Wost Mam |, "Newenstle |
Wolverhampton “1, Man City 0

oe Second Division
Chariton: 2, Bristol’ 4

Huddersfield 1, Ipswich 3 °

Tineoln 5, Middleabrough 2
Luton: 1,. Leeds Loo .:
Norwiech..0, Derby Q :
Plymouth 8. Leyton: Or 2 .
Portsmouth, 4, Brighton o
- Shoffield..U' Vy Liver nod,
‘Bioko 1, To sounder

Sundorland 2, Sount Lorpe 0
Bwanken 4, Southampton 1

THIrd. Division 4
Rarnalay hy Port. Vales te
Bournemouth J, Chestorflold o
Bradford’: CG 2, Southend 1
- Colehestor 3, Swindon | 1 m
Coventry 2, Halifax 0.
cCoimnsehy 0, Brentford 0
Hull City 8,. Watford 2
Nowport 2, roreuiy: 2
‘Notts 0 0,- ‘Bury 3 cet
Quoans P.-L, Walsall. 0
Trond ag t, “Tranmere 2

“Vourth Vivinton. '
Crystal P 2. Oldham
Darlington 1, Workington: |
Donenator 3, Aldrahot: | od
Wxator;.3-York | Olby6P
Martlopools . 4," Noruivanpeon ao
Manaflold 8; Miltwall dt
Potorborgual: “4, Crown Alox | I
Nochdata: OF Barrow OOo. :
Southport, Cheator’ 2° |
.. Stockport, a! ' Accrington R-
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ho Wivintane: 1

AMon: ‘Sy ‘norwiok Or we

Cowdonhantly, eoTrachin ft,

~ Dumbarian.3&, Albion 0.

 Patkink: Q,., Queen: of 81.
Yorfars. 0, . Burling: ‘a

Hamilton’ Q,. Quaons: Poo

- Montyono "1, Maat’ Tito 2.
Morton®.2, , Arbranth. 2°

Auranraor ‘2-1 Survngabirn f
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Oliftonvilla® 2, Glonnvon f°
Colornine. 1, Orusndors 1.
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‘either team but. Vancouver's vic-

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.jfive semi-final series,

five

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{indoor championship at Yala, 1

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Jorican marks wore celipsed in all:

Kilmarnnek 8, Rangera Qe io

‘| Wostern. Canada Allan Cup final,

  

  

 

“The doub e Josses ‘by
and Victoria . meant

saan ss] pproaching Q
300th victory -

little
: By The Associated : Press :
Seattle now plays Calgéry in ~ Milwaukee mound marvel

a best- of-seven semi-final. Van- Warren. Spahn is just 12. victor-
couver. and Victiria méet .in ajies from becoming: the first left-
best- of-five scrics with Portland|handed — pitcher: National
and Spokane playing a best-of- ,League history. to win 300: games.

- That’s one of. the few honors
the tireless, ageless Spahn has
not: already wrapped up..A 20-
game winner 11 times and top
active. southpaw in baseball an-
nals, with 288. victories, Spahn
at.39 still is the ace of the
Braves’. pitching, staff.

He has shown no signs of
slowing ‘down this spring while
preparing for his 17th season in
the big time..He has: four -ex-.
hibition victories without a loss
—the latest a nine-inning, fives
hit’ effort thal stopped | Kansas
City 9-2 Saturday. —

Backed by Hank = Aaron's
three consecutive homers, Spahn
faced only 30 men, striking out

Lory. was.a big one. since: it. ené
abled. Canucks: to take third

_ Winner of the Calgary- -Seattle
‘playoff advances lo the WIL
final while the winners of: the
other two series meet in a best-
of-five semi-final.

Vancouver and Seattle each
finished with 79 points but Can-
ucks got third spot since they
had accumulated more wins than
Totems..

Portland's double losses was
in inglorious way for the rookie
slub to finish aemost successful
season, The Buckaroos were only

points from the winning
Stampeders, :
Jim Powers ‘led Canucks with,
two goals with. ‘Larry Cahan uel~
Ling: the third, —

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US. swimmer:
breaks record |

NEW HAVEN, Conn, a— Tho.
United States: is pinning hopes
for short-distance swimming:
irlumphs onthe capable shoul
ders of Steve Clark, 18 a high:

 

 

tuned up for Milwaukee's open-
ing day pitching assignment,
PIT CHERS ON 'TOP '
Outstanding pitching Jobs also
wore ‘turned in by Now York's
Whitey Ford and Pittsburgh's
\| Joe Gibbon, Ford shut oul Cin-
‘Tatnnath 1-0 on a six-hitter while
Gibbon hurled four innings of
perfeet ball In the. Piratos’: A~]
win over &t, Lauis..

Tn olher games, Los Angeles
Dodgers whipped Minnesota °7-!
Baltimore belted. Chicago While
Sox 11-5, San Franeisco heat
Cleveland 6-1, Philadelphia de-
foated Dotrolt 14, Chicago Cubs
edged Boston 6-3 and Tos An--
‘geleos downed San Diego of the
Paallie Conat League 7-6,

Griffith grabs"
‘Paret’s crown

oho

Calif,
Clark sliuked a solid claim ta’
being the world's fastest’ swim-
mer by winning the No aah
freestyle invan ineredible . 46
seconds Saturday night In the}
U.S, Amateur. Athletic Union's

 

 

was: his second:: championship |
and second U.8, record,

‘During the three-day moot,

- pace in the final frame. to: insure
|.the: win. ee

cause with16- points - while Ron

three and walking none as he,

high three with: 780, °

again. demanded absolute - opi-
lence. wee
--The Brunetti brothers won the
tag team match, the. final bout
of the evening,

“They lost the first fall to the
villain team of -McDonald .and
Morse and then won. the next

two.

Ray Spring. ‘aided the clothier

Ciccone and Jack” Mitchel led
Savoy with 26 and 20 points re-
spectively...

In the - ‘intermediate pattie, |v
Sunrise led “11-9 atthe quarter;
25-23 at the half; and held a
39-33 margin entering the fourth
quarter. |

It was: only in the third quar-
ter that the grocers began. to.
pull away. During the cariier
stages of the game, the two
teams stayed fairly even.

Robert Gruber and Derrick
Slack were the big guns for Sun-
rise with 16 and 10 points while
Nelson Morven and Phi] Gurney
topped the Old Empress score
sheet with 12° points cach.

first fall
reversed as Joe pinned Morse to
take: the ‘second. fall. Guy pin-
ned McDonald for the final fall.

Rugby Kats
return home

{ TOKYO (Reuters) — Japanese
rugby players train more vigor-

 

Lineups:

. 7 ‘ tary. ously and more often than Ca-
ee eee Sey radtens vane souver Kal lsd Mar-
' ; : “a {lin said today.

Lambie 4, Spring 16, Gurney 0 Mairtin, who tore ligaments

and Webber 0,

Savoy Hotel (69)—Miltchell 20,
Lemon 13, Morison: 3, Clecone
26, Ames By Young land Spech!
6,

during the Kats’ Japanese . tour
and missed two games, Is one of.
five Canadian players sul In
Japan,
Most left Sunday night, some
were expected to spend a day or
two here before going home, |
Martin sald the team learned

‘Sunrise (51)--Dean 0, Gruber
16, Slack 10, Smith 1, Rudolph
5, ‘Haudensehild 4, Oskey 8, Rob-
ertson 0 and Kelsey q,

Morse. pinned Joe to win “the
and then -the tables

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