“Bk “ere Prank Mahortich | his of Tarento ‘Manie Leafs. scores,
geainst Boston Brains goalie Harr: Lamey during overtime in the Natlonal
a “at poe weenl-final game at’ Deronto March | ‘Sheen, left ta right, are Leafs’
Geary Ehmas. bea Bolriey Jerry. Toeppaating | ars hen ‘tee rrisen of. Bostam, Leafs won) 3-2.
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Vernon ‘downs Regina 4- 3
on last-period. markers —

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f third Period Monday night to
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Cansdians . Just omissed:
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Little league :
set May 13
for opening —

Little “League Baseball: tryouts
will commence almost anyday

Har play with an official opening

as been set for May 13.

At the group's. final “ironing

out" meeting last night at which
more than
ients and others attended, it.was
decided tryouts would start as
soon as weather permits.
Robert. Tough, player’s..agent,
reported that registrations have
been coming in quite well but
‘Saturday April 11. will definitely
be the last. day’ Little Leaguers |
can register,

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~Trocket after a three-month lay-
Jott {s'an ominous: ir.dication that:
{hockey history may be repeated,

| playoffs with an

{final and four against. ‘Boston.

  

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chicago Black Hawks, “may be
able to play.

Raturn of the.

37- -year- -old

eIn November, 1957. - Richard
suffered ; an injury that almost
severed an. achilles tendon..He
éame back In the tail_end of the
réegiilar National Hockey League
senson anid roared. through ‘the
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goals, cne short of his own rec~
otd set 11. years previously.

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20 enthusiastic par-|

iwho has not. registered may pick Co
fup a. form: at the” Civic. Centre|.

Richard, Beliveau hopeful :
Jabs. prepare for final series

foe | MONTREAL (CP)—Maurice (Rocket) Richard, veteran. of 21 playott
daines, peared himself. today for an all-out scrimmage session as Montreal Cana,
diens prepared for their ninth straight. appears ance in a Stanley Cup. final...

“Phere was hope also that:
Jenn Beliveau, injured In’ the
semi-finals just” finished with:

‘spinal Injury in Chicago March
. {28. When he turned up for a
““}light skate Monday, Blake had
the surprise’ of ‘his life. .
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bint the ‘best news: is that he has
{been ‘told by the doctor ‘ther Q'S
no danger of, aggravating the’
injury,” Blake: said,

“There's. no indication:
when or:if he-will be. able to
play but there's definitely ae
good chance he will, get into the .
tHnal at. some. stage.”

Managing director Frank selke
said: “Whether we have Jean
and Maurice in the lineup could -
be an impor tant factor. But we'll
win ‘or!lose’ oh our:.own ability,
not because. of: what. a referee
did or didn’t do’. >

That was a:sharp jab at all the
shouting and excitement engen- -
dered over. the. windup’ of the
semi-final. with: Chicago Satur-
day night.

Canadiens won’ the game 5-4
and the ‘best-of-seven series 4-2.
to the. accompaniment of a wild,

March aiming to play in the ;
final |

“This will be. his first ‘workout
at a practice © session,” said
coach Toe Blake. “We're still}.
leavitig 1t to. the Rocket.as ‘to
lwhen he.is ready, but we ‘expect.
to have him. in the final’
- Nobody will © be. surprised . ‘If
Richard takes up his‘old. right-
wing spot when the ‘series opens
in Montréal “Thursday against
either. ‘Toronto ‘or Boston. ‘The
second game ‘will be played ‘here
Saturday before the scene ‘shifts
to the. hore of the. -othér final-
ist for games the following Tues-
‘day and Thursday...

Beliveau’ suffered a ‘painful

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Leafs

in: the Stanley Cup final.

the championship | series pick.

final. .
“I’m still confident,”

come through”.

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ithe meeting that new uniforms
Ihave been ordered for all regular
teams. .

Mtr. Kerr. asked that all last!
‘year's £ arm team players turn in:
“thelr sweaters to the coaches or;
directly to him.

At the conelusion of the meet-!
‘ing, President. George J.. Brown
‘commended parents for the good
{turnout and expressed an optim-
iigtte view for a successful base-
‘wall season.

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‘Remember when..

; By The Canadian Press
Toronto Maple Leafs won the
Stanley Cap by beating New
Ye ark Rangers 6-4 at Toronto, 27!
HYGALS aga tonight, for: their third |
cungecusive victory, That was the
‘first of Maple Leafs’ seven Stan-
ey Cup triumphs, the last in
[45 5) aver Montreal Canadiens.

Cn As Hern

| Magazine says”
cold cash
in world hocke y

OTTAWA aye Canada's pre.)
idominance tt world hockey:
Sbringte more thao athletic pre
tigen. The cofrent ieaue of the
ROPE Men's magizine Foreign
‘Trade says jt aleo brings hard
_ coal.

| It reports that every team dn
ithe T0S8 world hockey ehampion-
Fabipao wt Que, Norway. when the
Whitby, On t, Dunnies defeated
Hii in the final wad equipped
abiediy oar puntiy with Canadian

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{gue play’ last: Wednesday with -

Phyllis Ruttan of © RCMP. “city
and Agnes Pierce of Rupert Mot-
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17'S WINNER TAKE ALL NIGHT ©
AS BRUINS-LEAFS CLASH AGAIN. |

@—The | supremely confident “Toronto Maple
. -and the taped-up Boston. Bruins. meet. tonight to
“decide in one game what they ‘couldn’t do in .six-a ‘berth

It’s winner take all and if that isn’t enough incentive, throw
in a minimum of $1,250: for each player and the. magnitude |
of this struggle comes into focus.+
$750 a man-and the winners $1,250. Players who move into

Bruins and Leafs. held light workouts today: in prepara-
tion for the seventh engagement. of their best-of-seven semi-

‘said Leaf coach Punch ‘Imlach
Monday after Leafs arrived here | ‘by plane “My. boys : will ,

Boston. coach Milt Schinidt commented apprehensively:
“We can’t kid ourselves that we’re going to. have: an easy
time with the Leafs::I don’t care if we are on our home ice.’

The big news. in the Bruin camp was the. possible
return tonight of star.defenceman Doug Mohns.: He: has been
out since the third ‘game. with pulled knee. ligaments.

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singles and: triples.
Phyllis. marked. up a single. of

* 283 and collected high triple with |

(612... Agnes rolied 278 and 705 for
her single-and three.) .~

Selji Matsuo of ' Wong's ‘Cafe
bowled. 268 for high single in A
League while Ron Small of Sweet
Sixteen put together 671 for
men’s high three.

Rupert Motors took both team
honors with totals of 1208 and
3575,

In B League, Pete Clifford of
Kelly Douglas captured men's
high single with 273 while Harold
Germscheid of Pipefitters came
up with 710 for three.

Both team laurels were rolled
by RCMP city with 1112 and 3020,
Results

A League--Rupert. Motors 2,
Good Neighbors 2; Radio Cabs 2,
Sweet Sixteen 2; AlJsorts 3, RC
MP Sub. Div. 1; Wone’s Cafe 4,
Tom-Boy 0; Shop-Easy 4, Ocean-
view Angels 0;. Calypsos 3, Cook's
Jewellers 1. :

“B Loague-—-Pipefitters. 2, Kelly
Douglas. 2; Marine Radio 3, Nea)
Evans J; Jugheads ; 3, Lucky noy-
ale 1; Buvoy Hotel 2, McRae Mot-
ors 2: Johnson's Outboards 3,
Nelghbors 1; RCMP city 4, Co-
Op 0,

LAST NIGHT’S FIGHTS

Montreal (®—Billy Pickelt, 156,
New York, stopped Bruno Bou-
cher, 160, Chincoutiml, 2. Robert
Cleroux, 205, Montreal,
Chuck Hood, 180, Washington,
DC.,4.

Ban Diego W—Nacho Eacalan-
te, 119, Mexico City, outpointed
ward Yor, 120, Pasadena, Catt,

“Tokyo WieeLarry Pineda, 11414,
Phys ppines, outpointed Shigeru
Ito, 11146, Japan, 16,

Bydney, Austyatin (#4 —— Jor
Ngldl, 14644, South Atrica, ‘Out
pointed George Barnes, 148)

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ELK’S LODGE

BONSPIEL SET

WITH 24 ENTRANTS REGISTERED

The Elg's Lodge will hold

ewORh age.
A tolal of @4 teama have

Friday ntyht

Trophies ato atuke are th
Raquire traphy.

Two opening drawa for W

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Presentauion of trophies und
1 the KlW'k Ladde Friday evening

MeL aun
© Lwin, va Iiehurdson: Schuman, ve, Deano;
Gurvieh Do Crowe, vad. ibys.

Ward, va. Acherk;
Murray, va, Ford, Johnaon, vi. Holkestad; Manson, va.

Hlavundaon,
Were Tedaneeeereved evevooreqored SOCEM IAGOPEAGATAA TIA EDIT NOE

iy sig a

pls annual inter-club Bonaplel

Wednesday, Thursday and Priday with three draws cach

placed entries und will take

fo thie dee GG Wednesday night.
Koml-linwl and ovale will be run off slarting at 6:30

riven will take place at
after the foals
a Rikw Lodge tward nnd the
ednentay are na follows:
Garner, va. Anderson;
McFarlane, va.

Youdon:

LAndqutal, va.
Ronee

stopped ,

missile- -throwing demonstration
by Chicago‘fans.
' Principal object of. the 20- min-
ute demonstration was referee .. ©
Red Storey, blamed by: fans,. -
coach ..Rudy. Pilous.and other
| Hawk officials .for not calling
what. they © considered two. de-
served: penalties. ‘
Selke. and. Blake. said. it ap-
_/peared Bobby Hull and ‘Eddie E
{| Litzenberger of the Hawks “took.
dives.”’. Hawks complained both. .
players ‘were tripped. OG
Selke was critical that “no one -
has ‘seen ‘fit. to. remind. Pilous”
that Glenn Skov - put out Beli- -/
veau. “Os, a result ‘of a. butt-énd ~
without. ny. penalty - being’.
given.” —

Storey was, the referee - in that
game. also, lost ‘by Canadiens. :
| “Some. day,” mused Selke. ‘‘a
losing’ team is: going to accept
defeat graciously. and -half. the. ..
feferees -in hockey: wil die of,
‘| shock.” .

“Fye's ‘far from. 100 ‘per cent,
POPLPLO LOLOL LAI PPLE SOOT

ROCKET RICHARD tea
on “skates. ‘

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‘The losing team gets

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