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Hawks
Need
Only
Victory
Tonight
it
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To
Knock
Canadiens
Out
of
Finals
7
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Chicago
never
seriously
threatened,
fs-
j
rougher
soon
after
the
JM-ronri!
MIDSUMMi
Hluck
Hawks,
Ducked
Dy
tne
or"-;
peciauy
,....-..
"
Moslen'":
i5"i'.n
toMlnn
punchen
llant
goal-keeping
of
Al
Rollins.'
his
great
display.
.-,
in
a
4-2
vU-torv
over
M011-!
Canadii'ns
put
up
EXAMINAIIO
their
best
Charles
Ready
For
Marciano
By
RUSS
NEWLAND
SAX
FRANCISCO
-One-time
heavyweight
champ
Ezzard
Charles,
back
in
the
title
hunt
with
a
smashing
10-round
win
over
tough
Rex
Layne,
1
and
w-re
given
major
peniiUlcs
There
a
a
steady
penalty
parade
In
the
lost
period,
highlighted
by
a
tangle
between
Lynn
and
Mi
ger
and
culminating
in
Geoffrlon's
nilsronduct
penalty
for
Rhuvlug
liiiesmnn
llllj
Mor
I
real
Canadiens
Thursday
night.
!
light
In
the
second
period
when
the
third
straight
for
the
Hawks'
Richard
cut
the
Hawks
lead
to
in
the
Stanley
Cup
semi-final
!
3-1
but
when
Mormon
brought
,h0
now
need
only
one
more
the
margin
to
4,hree
rohU
once
in
to
take
the
series.
more,
Canadiens
faded.
The
14,420
funs
were
stunneu
If
the
Monlrealers
hope
to
&
JUNE,
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v.
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toum
y
,
lOIOlilo
.
rv
.,ii,.,.w
t,i
r;uiKlli.n
mho
keen
Ihe
series
alive
iney
u:
rison.
-on
the
first
two
games
last
,
have
to
take
mie
new
and
dras-
V
told
the
boxing
worli
week
on
Montreal
Ice
and
then'
tic
measures
to
overcome
tne;
lost
two
In
Chicago.
The
sixth
;
wizardry
of
Rollins.
The
lanky
tame
will
be
plaved
In
Chicago
Chicago
goalie
has
been
a
s'.and-toi'Hrt
'
out
in
the
last
three
game
and
Three
Chicago
goals
In
lens1
Thursday
night
he
nee
med
U.
than
12
minutes
of
the
first
per-;
take
particular
delight
,o,1
had
Canadiens
ruling,
and
j
thwart;..
Richard.
The
Rocket
-
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.
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m
is
m
the
game
finaliy
threatened
IO
,
KOI
UltV
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;
ernl
oilier
goal-labi
McU
.shots
TO-OAVS
1952
Plymouth
4-dtxr
sedin
1951
Plymouth
4
door
sedun
1948
Chrysler
4
-door
inrjon
blow
up
Ui
a
fn
e-'o
-all.
'
Eighteen
pr.taitlc
were
called,
includiiig
majors
to
Bill
Mom-Unko
of
Chicago
and
Jim
Mac-j
plieison
of
Canadiens
and
a
mls-i
co'idiict
eriai-y
to
''Bourn
Btwinl
'
'
(i.
o'trioi;
f
Montreal,
i
Fred
Hiieul.
Maslrnko,
Gus
iBoduar
and
Gus
Mortson
were
goal-scorers
for
the
Hawks
and
Maurice
iRotketi
Richard
and
Tom
Johnson
for
Montreal.
NK'Vlll
TIIRFATKXI
I)
A
FREE-FOR-ALL
1XTERRITTS
the
opening
gime
of
the
best-of
-seven
series
for
the
Western
Canada
junior
hockey
championship
at
Fort
William
between
Fort
William
Canadiens
and
St.
Boniface
Canadiens.
Fort
William's
Don
McLeod
ion
his
kneasl
wrestles
Ab
McDonald
ion
his
back)
of
St.
Boniface
while
referee
Chick
Little
irighti
looks
on
.Linesman
Ike
Morrison
holds
buck
a
St.
Boniface
player.
Fort
William
won
the
pimp
7-U
gobbled
up.
LINK.
GAME
Little
Billy
Mosienko
played
n
fine
all-round
game
for
the
Hawks
and
their
defence
stood
up
when
Canadiens
put
on
an
all
out
dilve
in
the
second
period.
For
several
short
utrch-hei
play
was
entirely
Intlde
the
Chl-cago
zone
In
this
mldd'e
p-rlo1
and
time
and
again
ttie
Montreal
attack
boi!ied
riomn
under
Chl-M'!ii's
relentless
chccMn2
Thursday
"I
think
I
can
beat
anyone
now."
The
31-year-old
Cincinnati
Not;ro
put
on
one
of
the
finest
battles
of
his
lengthy
ring
career
when
he
battered
the
Lewis-ton.
Utah,
pamester
Into
a
bloody
hulk
Wednesday
night
at
Win-terland.
Millions
of
nationwide
television
viewers
and
7.500
fans
at
the
indoor
arena
saw
Charles
floor
Layne
four
times
in
the
first,
sixth,
seventh
and
tenth
rounds.
'
Burley
Rex
Rained
his
feet
every
time
but
the
beating
he
took
probably
will
shelve
him
lor
weeks.
He
suffered
cuts
near
bolh
eyes
and
under
the
lower
lip.
Charles,
fightir.i;
for
a
title
shot,
beat
Layne
in
savage
1947
Chevrolet
ioGQn
$
Enraged
Red
Wings
Trounce
Bruins
1947
Pontioc
4
-door
sedan
.
$1100
1947
Ford
Tudor
sedan
...
$1050
1937
Foid
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After
their
first-pcrl.xl
-oi
-
canadiens
tried
to
vet
pomet
ing
outburst
the
Hawks
''
1
p!Bys
goinn
a?aln
In
the
filial
i
prrlod
bi
the
Hak
knew
Remember
When
1
had
tn
-
umf
1,11
b"t
"rw'fl
A.
B
Chandler,
then
com-j
The
game
began
getting
To
Keep
Stanley
Cup
Chances
Alive
DETROIT
tCP
Striking
for
tninutcs
later
their
lead
was
3-0
j
In
the
final
ses.ilon.
Sandfo.d
three
goals
in
the
first
four
min-
I
Ted
Lindsay
scored
after
only
'
scored
for
the
second
time
u
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-ton
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Fargo
1
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Panel
Forgo
1
.-ton
Panel
.
1950
1948
1951
missioner
of
baseball,
at
tin-
He
uotindec'i
the
2u3-pound
I
utes.
the
enraaed
Detroit
Red
$14
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seconus
01
piay
anu
aiLt-r
maKe
u
3-i
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me
mus-"
"""-,
vinnatt
six
years
ago
WKiay
an-155
second
mark
defenceman
Boa
-rt
rint
baclt
aC4n
wne
Oler.
nounccd
adoption
of
the
major
.tioionam
Droucnt
tne
nouse
aow
by
connecting
on
a
55-foot
n
u.,u
Wnin
ii;.n
n.r
niavera.
ai-ir.i..ij.
i-i
J
a.
I
Skov
found
tne
runse.
f-itl
nilH
PHT
IIATNnf
I
TiJ
i
Bruin,
made
the.r
final
J
VrX
W
.
RUPERT
MOTORS
LIB
.
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B-tM
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it
u-ic
n
oimd
one
-
r
11
0.
screen
shot
to
make
it
2-0.
Rex
in
the
mid-section
and
Wings
whipped
Boston
Bruins
belted
his
head
with
stinging
g.4
Thursday
nisht
to
stay
alive
left
hooks
and
sharp
right
jn
tne
Stanley
Cup
hot
key
play-crosses
to
the
face.
Layne
wasjoff3
grocgy
from
the
sixth
round
on
f.
harles,
unmarked
after
the
1
C
,
,
.:.
3-2
o
Th.
The
semi-fu
al
nes
brawl,
said
he
would
challenge
jer,,
be
played
in
Bo-
wU
the
winner
of
the
Rocky
Mar-
ifth
game
At
3:45
defenceman
Benny
",u
"
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"
elit.s
set
a
retirement
nue
01
ju
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n.
Ly
I
PHONE
866
I
.
Scnmioi
scoreo
ai
-i.ar
ohm
r
players,
coacne.s
ana
nam-
-
-
i
Woit
scored
and
the
Wings
head
a?ain
at
16:40.
eis.
ton
tomorrow
night.
ed
for
their
first
victory
since
the
opening
game.
LATE
RALLY
The
Winds'
early
assault
off
eiiUio-jcisey
joe
wuiiuu
enau:-plonship
rematch
at
Chicago
April
10.
"I
feel
I've
earned
another
shot
at
the
title."
Ezzard
said.
"Id
rather
fight
Marciano
for
the
title.
I
think
his
style
Is
made
to
order
for
me."
The
Red
Wing.s,
trimmed
in
three
straight
sanies
by
the
brash
Bruiius,
came
out
with
fire
in
their
eyes
Thursclav
ni;h'..
Within
the
fir.st
55
seconds,
they
scored
twice
and
less
than
three
set
a
late
Bruin
rally
which
saw
'
veteian
Miit
Schmidt
score
twice
1
in
the
last
10
minutes
of
play.
That
made
it
6-4
and
the
Bruin
had
several
chances
to
draw
;
fven
clo'ir
lit
the
last
five
minutes,
as
the
Winus
played
most
.t
the
time
one
man
short
xs
a
'c.'ult
of
penalties.
Ed
Sandford
also
scored
twice
for
the
Bruins
but
they
didn't
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look
like
the
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team
which
1
stunned
the
hockey
world
with
!
that
three-game
streak
against
the
Wings,
defending
Stanley
j
Cup
champions.
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Cowy
a
STEW
jLsi
.
After
taking
th.ir
3-0
lead,
the
Wings
went
scoreless
until
8:42
of
the
second
period.
Tiiat
was
when
Gorclie
Howe
skate!
in
all
alone
to
beat
goalie
Jim
Henry
with
a
sizzling
15-foot
shot.'
SANDFORD
OXVrXTS
Just
20
seconds
later
Boston
scored
its
first
goal
when
Sand-ford
clicked.
Johnny
Wilson
got
that
ri'ht
back
for
Detroit
2'2
minutes
later.
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SCORES
THURSDAY
Saskatoon
1,
New
Westminster
3
(best
of
seven
semi-final
tied
2-21.
Edmonton
fi,
Calgary
5
(Edmonton
wins
best
of
five
semi
final
3-2
1.
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And
Pumps
which
will
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loveliest
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and
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toes.
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Fashion
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Atlin
Fisheries
Team
Wins
Shooting
Award
Atlin
Fisheries
trap-.shootins
team
defeated
its
closest
rival,
Fashion
Footwear,
66-51
In
the
Good
Friday
challenge
shoot
to
win
the
first
award
of
the
Rupert
Radio
&
Electric
trophy.
Third
team
in
the
shoot,
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wilh
58
points.
Tommy
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of
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21
out
gf
25
for
the
highest
Individual
score
followed
by
Bill
Wood,
captain
of
the
Atlit
reveals
whisk
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true
flavour
team
with
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Following
are
the
winning
team
members
and
their
scores:
Bill
Wood
(101,
Elmer
Clausen
(Hi,
Howard
Scott
(12i.
Harold
Thorn
(Hi,
Jim
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