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Grant
and
Newton
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league
and
Ted
Parkhouse
of
the
i
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points;
Elks
14,
City
Transfer
,
leaders
scored
high
single
Wed-;
13.
imperial
Oil
,
Moose,
8,
!
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and
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Slf)
to
the
Milk
hp
T,
gave
the
leading
Canadiens
a
1
1-0
victory
over
Toronto
Maple
j
Leafs
and
snapped
the
Leafs'
i
unbeaten
string
of
eight
games
The
loss
sent
the
Leafs
sliding
into
third
place;
Detroit
Red
Wings
defeated
the
fourth-place
Boston
Bruins
3-2
to
move
into
By
The
Canadian
Press
When
Montreal
Canadiens
practically
mortgaged
their
Forum
for
Jean
Beliveau,
the
gold-plated
rookie
from
Quebec,
Eer-nie
i
Boom
Boonn
Geoffrion,
then
the
Habs'
glamor
kid,
was
forced
into
second
billing
on
the
pre-season
roster.
But
as
the
National
Hockey
nesday
when
he
rolled
214.
RCMP
0.
!
Bob
Rudderham
of
third
place
:
Resuits
Wednesday:
Orant
&j
City
Transfer
gained
high
three
,
Newton
3i
imperial
Oil
1;
Elks
game
total
with
559.
Kigh
team
.
3
Moose
j;
city
Transfer
4,
!
single
game
and
high
team
triple
i
rcmP
0.
!
!
sole
possession
of
second
spot,
j
two
points
behind
Canadiens.
Geoffrion's
goal
was
his
eighth
of
the
season
and
gave
him
17
League
show
got
rolling
Beliveau
seemed
to
develop
an
allergy
to
scoring
and
his
usual
colorful
brand
of
hockey
and
finally
bowed
out
temporarily
with
a
.scoring
points,
the
same
as
Dutch
Reibel
of
the
Red
Wings.
!
It
came
on
an
assist
from
Elmer
I
Lach.
I
The
shutout
was
Gerry
Mc-j
Neil's
third
this
season.
:
In
the
Western
Hockey
league
Saskatoon
Quakers
climbed
into
i
fourth
place,
one
point
behind
WORLD
PEACE
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Suey
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SPECIALIZING
CHINESE
DISHES
Orders
To
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Out
Open
6
p.m.
to
3
a.m.
Dally
NHL
LEADERS
By
The
Cnimbliin
Pn'ss
OA
Pts.
Howe,
Detroit
7
15
22
Lindsay.
Detroit
6
13
19
Reibel,
Detroit
5
12
17
Geoffrion,
Montreal
8
9
17
Sloan,
Toronto
3
12
15
Sandford,
Boston
3
12
15
Three
players
tied
for
fifth
place.
STANDINGS
Standing:
Montreal,
won
12,
lost
7,
tied
125
points.
Points:
Howe,
Detroit,
22.
Goals:
Richard,
Montreal,
9.
Assists:
Howe,
Detroit,
15.
Shutouts:
McNeil,
Montreal,
3.
Penalties:
Mortson,
Chicago,
42
minutes.
fractured
ankle.
The
22-year-old
Geoffrion
burst
Into
the
season
like
a
sky
rocket
and
showered
the
league
with
fiery
performances
and
game-winning
goals.
The
native-born
Montrealer
did
it
again
Thursday
night.
His
goal
at
4:31
of
the
second
period
a
"warm-up"
for
the
Winnipeg
Blue
Bombers,
Saturday's
Grey
Cup
semi-final
between
the
western
champions
and
Toronto
Balmy
Beach
is
drawing
plenty
of
spectator
interest.
About
16,000
fans
are
expected
for
the
game
which
gives
the
winner
the
right
to
advance
into
the
Grey
Cup
final
at
Toronto
a
week
later
against
either
Hamilton
Tlger-Cats
or
Montreal
Alouettes.
The
powerful
Bombers
will
go
Into
the
contest
against
the
Ontario
Rugby
Football
Union
champions,
fist
time
staged
in
western
Canada,
as
odds-on-favorites.
Bomber
coach
George
Trafton
who
predicted
that
his
club
was
"going
all
the
way,"
and
he
sees
no
reason
to
change
his
mind
now,
still
respects
the
light-but-speedy
Beaches.
When
a
couple
of
the
boys
stepped
out
of
line
at
Thursday
night's
practice,
Trafton
bellowed:
"Let's
not
get
smart.
You
move
like
that
Saturday,
and
that
club
will
run
around
you
like
a
hoop
around
a
barrel."
Coach
Chuck
Klein
Isn't
making
any
predictions.
He
had
his
team
worklne
out
on
Bombers'
An
EXPERIENCED
HUNTING
DOS
shouldn't
be
constantly
reprimanded,
it
only
confuses
and
delays
his
finding
of
game,
excess
talk
is
diverting,
also,
vdu
may
point
out
promising
cover
the
dog
has
misseo.
t
Pont
order
your
partner's
dog
around.
let
him
manage
his
dos:
he
knows
him
best.
dog's
owner
flushes
birds
that
his
dog
points
out.
mark
where
all
birds
fall.
then
let
dog
retrieve
them.
doss
usually
retrieve
all
birds
to
their
masters.
yours
also.'
New
Westminster,
with
an
easy
8-2
triumph
over
Edmonton
Flyers.
In
the
Okanagan
Senior
Hock-ev
league
Vernon
Canadians
polished
off
a
listless
Kamloops
Elks
crew
4-1.
In
inter-league
play,
Nelson
Maple
Leafs
gained
one
of
the
infrequent
wins
of
a
Western
International
league
club
over
OSHL
opposition
by
edging
the
Kelowna
Packers
7-6.
Wise
mother!
She
has
the
milk
reod.j
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212
her
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come
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from
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Knows
thot
Northland
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i
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I
.
'
Cats
Confident
Of
Victory
Over
Alouettes
nor
uniy
lairej
iweil,
OUT
pack!
0
p0wr
lot
of
the
vitamins
and
minerals
and
enc
he
needs
for
running
around
with
i
friends.
No
slow
poke,
he!
Straight
to
mi'.k
and
then
out
he
goes,
refreshed
HAMILTON
(P
Hamiltonl
grounds
Wednesday,
but
shifted
KEEP
YOUR
CAR
UP
TO
PAR
Cold
weather's
no
excuse
for
poor
car
performance!
See
us
NOW
for
a
general
check-up
and
tune-up
.
.
.
and
we'll
winterise
your
car
too.
You'll
be
pleased
with
our
service.
Tiger-Cats,
-on
the
threshold
of
j
to
Osborne
Stadium,
former
home
Last
Night's
Fights
Hershrv.
Pa.
Hurold
Johnson,
177,
Philadelphia,
outpointed
Chub
Wright,
186.
Readln",
Pa.,
10.
Fall
River.
Mass
Jimmv
Slade.
180,
New
York,
stopuotl
Herman
Harris,
173,
Ashevillr,
N.C.,
4.
Detroit
Pat
Lowry,
149.
Toledo,
0.,
knorked
out
Ralph
Alvarez,
143,
St.
Paul.
Minn
,
6
Worcester,
Mass
Livio
Min-elli,
154',.
Italy,
outpointed
Billy
Andy,
154,
Providence.
R.I..
10.
their
first
crack
at
the
Grey
Cup
of
the
Winnipeg
club,
for
Thurs-
day's
practice.
Australians
Win
Net
Title
SYDNEY,
Australia
I
API
The
young
Australians.
Ken
Rosewall
end
Lewis
Hoad,
came
from
behind
today
to
beat
Americans
Vic
Seixas
and
Tony
Trabert
6-3,
3-6,
4-6,
6-3,
7-5.
for
the
doubles
chamnionship
of
the
ready
tor
a
tost
game.
Help
your
chili::
grow,
too.
Phone
18
FOR
HOME
DELIVERY
The
former
Florida
coach
apparently
was
pleased
at
the
second
workout.
"It
was
a
good
session,
much
better
than
Wednesday's.
The
boys
were
pretty
sharp,"
he
said.
in
18
years,
leave
tonight
for
Montreal
and
the
second
game
of
the
Big
Four
final,
eager
and
confident.
With
the
pivot
men
coming
and
going,
early
in
the
season,
the
Tiger-Cats
were
written
off
by
nearly
everyone
who
dared
try
to
pick
the
Big
Four
champion.
But
Bengals
surprised
everyone
and
today,
on
the
heels
of
a
shattering
37-12
win
Wednesday
over
Montreal
Alouettes,
they
j
New.
South
Wales
tennis
tour
nament.
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NORTHERN
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appear
headed
to
represent
the
east
in
the
Grey
Cup
classic.
j
The
injury-riddled
Alouettes
will
have
to
come
thorugh
with
a
tremendous
reversal
of
form
to
prevent
it.
Tiger-Cats,
beaten
in
Big
Four
playoffs
the
three
previous
seasons,
last
played
in
the
east-
in
the
beautiful
new
look
at
if
iy
c;.
west
final
in
1935,
the
year
Fritz
Hanson
won
the
hearts
of
the
west
by
running
70
yards
for
a
third-auarter
touchdown
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IRistcr
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first
imported
and
Mended
tk
RU1R
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today
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household
word
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up
the
game
and
gave
Winnipeg
Blue
Bombers
an
18-1
12
victory.
I
Hamilton
faces
one
disconcert-1
ing
feature:
They
haven't
won
in
Montreal
since
Oct.
18,
1952.
The
Tiger-Cats
snowing
In
the
last
quarter
of
.the
regular
schedule
and
the
opening
playoff
game
indicates
they
are
at
about
their
peak
form
and
the
Als'
advantage
of
the
home
crowd
and
field
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