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- Toronto Maple Leaf goalie Johnny Bower on a play. that’ gave
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fee ne Tuesday, April 14, 1959

_ Leaf s comeback legend
~ seems on verge of burial

“TORONTO @—Toronto Maple Leafs, their comeback’ legend
on the’ verge of burial, tangle with Montreal’s power-laden
Canadiens, in the third game of their Stanley Cup final: series
tonight. They may be peering down a gun barrel.

If Leafs: ‘hope to pull off an-
other ' on¢. of those ©. dazzling
comebacks, they should start to-
night. The setting is right.

They trail. Canadiens. 2-0° in
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win. the next. two here:
when that: happens,’ Canadieris,
had better. watch: out.” me
‘Montreal coach ‘Toe Blake’.
seeking an tinprecidented fourth!
straight Stanley Cup, says: “I'm
But there's” a feeling aroind still not making any predictions
the National Hockey: League that ;about this series. We know we've
Leafs have used up their quota got. two tough games, ahead of
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made what seemed to. be wild i win in four straight.”
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| National League pennant,

a large variety of field events.

By The Canadian Press.

Milwaukee’ Ss. talent-load-
ed. ‘Braves, confident . of
living up to the role as fav-
orites for a third straight

called on old pro Warren
Spahn= today for their
flag-raising home opener}
with the ambitious Phila-|.

delphia Phillies.

More than 43,000 were ‘expected
to jam County Stadium but, for
the: first. time .since .the. club’s

1,500: tickets were unsold on the
eve, of a home debut.

San Francisco Giants and Los
Angeles also were playing their
first. games at home today.

The Giants sent Jack Sanford
against the Chicago Cubs; Dave
Hillman while the . Dodgers
matched Johnny, Podres with
Lindy McDaniel of St, Louis.
PIRATES TRY AGAIN.

Pittsburgh’ Pirates, surprising-
ly winless, were at.Cincinnati. but
that didn't. qualify as an opener,
tt was at Cincinnati that the Pie

_Kitwanga — -
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The Kitwanga . spririztietd
Sports Committee headed by the
group’s: newly elected’ chief

os {Stanley Williams have set May

sporting activities.

“Preparation ‘of plans are now
underway~ ~and it‘is hoped many
from various surrounding com-
munities will attend,” Secretary
Harold ‘Sinclair said.

Events ‘planned for ‘the two-
day. celebration are a baseball
championship, a soccer ‘champ-
ionship and softball aside from

historic’ move ‘from Boston, some]

18 and 19, as. two full days” for

      

rates began. “inet 0-3 “ frusira-

tion Jast Thursday.

Spahn, who got a quick start.
toward what. would be ‘his: 10th
season of 20. victorles by shut-
ting out the Pirates last Friday,
goes. for. No, 2 against the Phils,

who beat Cincinnati in their
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fish derb y
top angler

Horace Leighton. has boated
four salmon totalling 79 pounds,
two ounces to take a wide lead in
the Salmon Derby . sponsored
jointiy by the Rod and ‘Gun
Club and the Rowing ‘and Yacht
Club. \ '

Mr. Leighton’s scratches con-
sist of a 41.10 pound spring sal-
mon and three at 17 pounds, 10
pounds and 10.02 pounds.

His 41,10 pounder | won him
the first: weekly. prize. which was
a pair. of binoculars donated by
the Co-Op Centre: ..

‘The ‘second largest fish, a 25

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-| pound, eight. ‘ounce salmon was

caught by Jim. Greer: although
Gus Leighton -has caught. more
pounds of fish’ with two at a
total of 27 pounds.”

A> salmon’ ‘caught’. by” “Cyril
Bagshaw would have topped any
catch: so far but he had not
placed. an entry.

‘Mr. Bagshaw”
pounder.

After that. happened. an of-
ficial
sure to enter the derby before
leaving on.a fishing trip.

To create further interest, in
addition to the first, second and
third cash prizes there are three
more. |

A prize for the heaviest ‘ag-
gregate. catch entered, one for
the. most fish caught and a
hidden weight ‘prize,

The next prize -is..a camera
set donated. by Ormes ‘Drugs
Limited - for the week ending

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Others on the executive are
W..B.. Morgan, Silas Innes, Sol-
omon: Bryant,’ Leonard . Moore,
Geoffery Morgan, George Dan-
iels, Gordon J ohnson and James
Fowler.

At°a meeting of: the Kitwanga

 

And ‘springfield: ‘Ball Club,’ Edward;

led by Annettes, Cooks

\ Tait was electedito the office of
president’ and Edward Benson
{was named vice-president.

Elected ‘to head the various
ball’ teams were Ronnie John-
son, soccer’ captain; Allen John-
son, baseball eaptain; Roy Har-
ris, ‘soccer’. manager; Joseph
Daniels, baseball manager: Wil- |
lis Morgan, baseball coach.

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April 19.

Other. catches. last week were
as follows:. Bill Wood, cight
pounds, 12, ounces and Andy

MacDonald, .
11 ounces. and Mi pounds elght
ounces. -

 

Philadelphia Carlos Ortiz,
136, New York, stopped “Len

New York (?-—Alonzo Johnson,
187%, Pittsburgh, outpointed
Billy Hunter, 192, Detroit, 10.
Paris (#—Laszlo Papp, 159,
; Hungary, and Germinal Ballar-
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close last Tuesday night,
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35, Wallnaces 29.

to win the Annette trophy while Tensile

in B League Cooks Jewellers); 4 League—Dibbs 4. Rupert Radio
captured the Sweet Sixteen tro-'0; Vans 3, Big Sisters 1;
vhy with a tot of 62 points, Reoe Tay 4 cenenteg qineties a;

"New Laurel came second in A; 3 Len mie ‘Industriar Welding 4

League with 52 points and! watnces 0; Sports ‘Shep 4, credit Un-
Brondway Pickups with 54 were!te, a: Greanhorns 4, Kelly's Kids 0;
second in B League.
. Clara Bellainy of New Laurel
rolled 284 for high single of the
evening while Evelyn Scott of
Annettes with 703 was high three
game winner.

Annettes took both team hon-
ors with 1019 and 2628,

Jan Waldbauer of Industriol
Welding and Emily Butt of
Greoenhorns ted for high single
game in B League with 239 and
Marilyn Adrian of School Belles
came up With 614 for three.

Industrial Welding won team
high single and triple with 080
and 2627,

Tomorrow night will see the
top five teams of A League and
the six top teams In B League
taking part in the playoffs,

The remaining teams of both
Aand B Leaguos will play far the
consolation trophy April, 21.
Stundings

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DB League Cooka Jowollors 62,

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in Allan Cup

REGINA W-—Two unanswered.

Vernon Canadians an 3-2 win
over Regina Caps in the fourth
fame of thelr best-of-seven
Western Allan Cup final Monday.
night.

The win gave Vernon a3-Vlead
in the sorles, Fifth and possibly.
deciding game is seheduled for
Regina Wednesday night,

Sherman Blalr and Art Hart
wero Vernon's scorers In tho
third period, with Hart gotting
the. winner, Russ Kowalchuls
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LAST. ST NIGHT'S FIGHTS:

Matthews. 135, Philadelphia,’ 6.

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debut asa Phil: following the
winter trade with San Francisco.
The’ Cuban righthander, who
dislikes cool weather, has lost
five in a row to the Braves since
June, » 1957, . If. the. weather is
cool, Seth Morehdad: may. pitch.

GIANTS LEADING |

The .Glants, (3-0) ‘after their
sweep’ at St, Louis, have a half-
game edge over the Braves (2-0).
‘I Phey'll introduce their half of

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Podres had an -11-4 record while.
winning only ‘two. of 13 on the
road,
record ‘last -season -but was 2-0
against: the ‘Dodgers for the
Cards; who have: yet to win for
new manager Solly Hemus,°

, Pittsburgh's pitching choice
was young George Witt, who has
been troubled by a. bum elbow.
Bob Purkey, the ex-Buc who beat
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