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April
2,
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Overtime
Goal
By
JOE
FAIXS
i;alary
csiampeciers
navr
c-,
i;n
-
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n
iu
uounce
tlie
complLshed
In
the
Western
Hoc-1
rubber
off
Claude
Evans'
u,
key
League
pliiyof
fs
what
they
Into
the
cage.
iauen
10
cio
in
me
regular
ints
gave
the
winners
a
a-n
lead
which
was
narrowed
by
on.
goal
jj
seconds
inter
when
Bcttio
attained
some
measure
oi
atoneenmt
by
setting
up
Hcben-ton's
drive
into
an
open
cornet.
I
Mi
hut
lost
a
great
battle
against
Detroit
Red
WinrjSi
son.
The
Cowboys
romped
to
a
7-4
win
over
Victoria
Cougars
iu
Calgary
Thursday
night
to
take
their
best
-
of
-
seven
quarterfinal
series
from
the
Islanders
4-1.
Over
the
ffsuiar
season,
Cougars
were
the
only
club
In
as
the
Winjjs
knocked
Toronto
Maple
Leafs
out
of
the
Stanley
Cup
playoffs
4-3.
Detroit
won
the
"sudden
"
-
r
death"
thriller
which
ended
irhfikorf
n
e
tm
i
n
rt
e
r
couldn't
-1.1
1
1
"w
in
the
iieven-team
loop
to
best
the
Calgarians
on
an
inter-club
basis.
The
Cougars
won
lour
and
tied
one
In
oeven
i'.art
,
iW
C:
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u-
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Nn
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,
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----.,
....
.
.
I
To
Vaiic(iUVPr
Sunday
T"
Kilim:i
.
"i"
Ki'itiami
.
ugain.st
Stamps.
(Stamps
now
meet
the
winner
of
the
Saskatoon-Edmonton
series,
currently
led
by
the
flyers
3-2.
A
victory
on
home
ice
tonight
would
put
Edmonton
in
a
best-of-seven
semi-final
with
'
.
,
I
stand
the
pressure.
But
Lumley
disproved
such
talk
by
responding
with
one
brilliant
performance
after
another,
capping
it
with
his
magnificent
performance
in
the
final
game.
The
veteran
goalie
had
been
beaten
in
Tuesday's
fourth
game
at
Toronto
by
a
fluke
eon
I.
Thit
could
have
discouraged
him,
but
it
didn't.
He
gave
up
three
goals
in
the
first
period
Thursday
night,
two
by
Gord
Howe
and
one
by
Olcn
Skov,
and
Toronto
was
on
the
short
end
of
a
3-1
score.
I
Howe's
first
goal
set
a
Stan-
!
ley
Cup
playoff
record
as
lie
early
this
morning
to
win
(he
semi-final
series
four
games
to
one.
but
Luinley'u
magnificent
work
in
stoal
almost
forced
a
sixth
fjame.
As
it
was,
however,
Detroit
took
the
series
when
captain
Ted
Lindsay
fired
the
game-tinning
goal
at
1:01
of
a
second
"sudden
death"
overtime
session.
It
gave
the
Wings
the
4-3
victory
and
shot
them
into
the
final
round
against
the
defending
champion
Montreal
Cana-diens.
The
opening
game
of
the
finals
will
be
held
in
Olvmpia
Stadium
here
Sunday
night.
Lumley,
Vezina
Trophy
winner,
was
plagued
by
jitters
In
their
Alberta
rivals.
Over
on
the
coast.
It's
still
anybody's
series.
The
season-winning
Vancouver
Canucks
"
""
Photo
by
Chnncller's
Studio.
WINNER
of
the
first
trophy
in
the
Third
Annual
Prince
Rupert
Curling
bonsplel
was
the
Ai
Miller
rink
who
captured
the
North
Star
Bott!jng
Works
trophy
by
defeating
the
Carmichael
rink
from
Prince
George.
Shown
above
are,
left
to
right,
are
Jack
Lindsay,
skip
Al
Miller,
Hec
McDonald
and
Bill
Lambic.
unlay
i
To
M-'st
an,
t'harlnitm
am.
Mar,),
m
To
Sdtith
()u,(
Tlnir.sday
6
ft
iitli
i
I'assfn;,.,
y
IKS
smith
Hriiirc
R
Third
K,
serving
ei
Frank
Anlield,
JohnClibbett
Chalk
up
98
s
Frank
Anfield
and
John
Clib-bett
topped
marksmen
of
thei
Civic
Centre
Youth
Ritle
Club
at
hist
night's
.shoot,
both
scoring
63
per
venl.
Other
high
scorers
were
Teio
Paavola,
ill;
Jim
McLean
96;
Max
Fleming
96;
Ron
Peterson
04;
Gerry
Jensen
93
and
George
l'eurson
t)l.
Members
who
have
scored
10,)
per
cent
to
flute
at
the
club
sessions
arc
Frank
Anfield
(three
times),
John
Clibbett
i
twice),
Wayne
Crow
itwicei,
Bill
Ruinate,
Glen
Smith,
Robert
Peder-sen,
Ray
Win
die
and
Max
Fleri-ing.
A
shoot
is
planned
for
Sunday
afternoon
at
the
Department
o(
National
Defence
Range
and
boys
wishing
to
enter
have
been
asked
to
pick
up
entry
forms
al
the
Civic
Centre.
The
forms
are
to
be
signed
by
parents.
I
have
their
hands
full
with
the
I
upstart
New
Westminster
Royals.
Their
best-of-nliie
semi-final
ai-I
fair
is
tied
2-2.
with
the
filth
uame
scheduled
in
Vancouver
tonight.
Pat
Lundy
was
the
big
man
in
Calgary's
win
over
Cougars
on
Thursday
night,
pumping
in
four
goals.
ShariiiR
In.
the
other
three
counters
were
Steve
Wlt-
!
beat
Lumley
nine
seconds
;
I
after
the
name
started.
He
j
City
Bowlers
Rank
29th
In
CNT
Tourney
By
The
Aiuoclutnt
Press
Bobo
Olson
2-1
Favorite
Against
Gavilan
Tonight
liv
PKKltY
I.ISKA
would
hire
about
17,500,
paying
CHICAGO
OH
Two
world
box-'
"ome
$320,000,
sweetened
by
ing
champions,
Carl
Bobo
Olson
$100,000
from
the
TV
rights,
of
San
Francisco
and
Kid
Gav-I
Olson
gets
35
per
cent
of
the
broke
the
mark
of
10
seconds
j
set
only
a
week
ago
by
.Mont-
j
real's
Dickie
Moore
in
the
semi-final
against
liostou
1
Bruins,
nhirh
the
Canadiens
j
won
four
straight
i
luk,
Steve
Black
and
Jim
Mc-
the
opening
playoff
game
here,
which
Toronto
lost
by
the
onesided
margin
of
5-0.
There
was
talk
then
that
the
apple-
Plan
To
Send
Team
to
Tourney
Gets
Brush-Off
Prince
Rupert's
Canadian
Na-
llan
of
Cuba,
will
battle
15
not
Se
and
TV
money,
about
jtional
Telegraph
bowlers
placed
Toronto
s
goal
'n
''J
.
J
rouncLs
or
less
for
Olson's
five-
$119,000,
agaUwt
Gavilan's
scored
Tod
SIoimi
-3!00!Vi
a
tP!ini
primnntinn
period
was
by
month-old
middleweight
crowii!
Per
cent
for
around
$85,000.
Fartden.
Connecting
for
Victoria
were
Andy
Hebenton.
Eddie
Dorohoy,
Bill
Sinnett
and
Tony
Schneider.
The
turning
point
of
the
con-r
tenement
by
setlinp
up
Heben-first
period
when
Sam
Bcttio
!
in
the
CNT
third
annual
Trans-!
Canada
Teletype
bowling
tour-
ACTION
EXPECTED
I
4c
-
-
at
Chicago
stadium
tonight,
unto
a
i-S
tie
in
the
second
TV
funs,
except
in
blacked-out
A
torrid
pace
k
expected
3
For
transportation,
'
the
boys
are
to
meet
at
Lindsay's
garage.!
m
as
aved
off
The
penalty
ul-
Conrad
Street
Acnool
or
the
Pot
The
local
team,
captained
by
Ken
Mcintosh,
chalked
up
a
three-game
total
of
3.038
pins.
lowed
Wltluk
to
fire
one
in
from
Office
at
12:45
p.m.
the
meeting
of
the
baldish,
tai-tooed
Olson
agaln.st
the
cocky
Cuban,
who
has
had
almost
twice
as
many
pro
fights
as
Bobo
115
to
i0.
It'll
be
Olsen,
o
I"---"-
o"""'
'
;
Chicago
and
a
100-mile
sur-
Kennedy
and
Rudy
Migay.
Then
TORONTO
(CP)-
Ken
Sobles
!
,
roun(!ing
al.eQi
wtttcn
the
Lum
took
over
.
dream
of
sending
his
Hamilton
I
favored
oison,
25,
make
his
first
Tigers
hockey
team
to
represent
L?et'i
f'Td
7
coniv-
;
title
defence
against
welter-Canada
s""t
h'm
b"1
h'
in
the
world
amateur'
a!;e
Wm,'kl;
weight
champion
OavCan,
28.
had
the
crowd
of:
hockey
championships
in
Europe
i
nAy'e1?'
"e
beKlnnJng
at
10
p.m.
EST.
to
place
about
mid-way
,
down
the
list
of
teams
in
towns
from
coast
to
coast.
Winner
of
the
tourney
was
a
J
IMPORTANT
MEETING!
next
year
hit
a
snag
here
Thurs-.
ou"'"s
nu
n.s
There
also
will
be
a
radio;
busy,
flailing
crowder,
against
a
crafty,
skinny-ieggcd
slasher.
Olson
won
the
middleweight
''
St.
John's.
Newfoundland
team
dav
at
a
meeting
of
the
Ontario
mults-
u'vmg,
iunbing
!
broadcast
of
this
first
bout
be
Hockey
Association
-.nior
A
malinK
one
game-savmg
catch
.tw.,.cn
two
reigning
champions
council.
;
after
another.
i
Sjnce
tne
now-retired
middle-
The
council
gave
a
cool
recep-1
He
stoPPecl
33
of
Detroit's
first
;
weight
king.
Sugar
Ray
Robin-tion
to
Soble's
request
for
a
co-'
36
shots.
But
he
couldn't
cope
t
son.
failed
to
dethrone
the
then
'i!
title
vacated
by
Robinson
when
he
whipped
England's
Ranoy
Turpin
at
New
York
last
O
't.
'-it
He
since
has
had
one
figh'.
To
Orgonixe
Pony
League
Baseball
with
a
total
of
4.608
pins.
Runner-up
was
a
Toronto
team,
with
a
total
of
3.921.
Mary
Postuk
paced
the
Rupert
team
posting
219
in
each
:f
her
first
two
games,
and
ending
with
a
180.
for
a
three-game
operation
from
the
OHA
senior
:wlln
N0-
iL
11
was
Lindsays,
ngiit-heavy
champ,
Joe
Maxim,
in
New
York,
June
i5,
1952.
KnocKing
oui
joe
ninaone
at
tn:i
1
Francisco
Jan
23
in
a
non-title
OLSON
FAVORED
i
bout
team.s
and
made
three
cointer-!
winning
thrust,
proposals,
designed
primarily
to
force
Tieers
to
honor
their
frnn-
on
hl.se
in
the
senior
league.
!,
mfMlTr
!
Odds
hovered
noverea
around
around
2
3
to
to
1
1
in
in
j
Gavilan
has
held
the
wltwj
total
of
618.
Other
players
and
'a;ul
uuwn!tltie
slnce
ne
WOn
a
i5-rounU
i
their
thire-game
totals
were
weigh-in
pi
which
Bo.w
was
ex-
j
decision
ovei-
Johnnv
Brat
ton
m.i
r
itti..
it
Jmii
P.ihkU
ssn
SPORTS
BRIEFS
pected
to
outweigh
Oavilsn
by
after
the
confusion
in
the
147-
p;iul
Fourier
475.
Tiacey
Mcln-
aix
pounos,
io-j
io
ioj.
i
pound
ranks
which
followed
tosh
a'.l
and
Ken
Mcintosh
541.
That
yie
Allan
Cup
champ-
!
ions
be
Canada
official
repre-
j
.sentative.s
at'
the
wcflct
hock.v
t
tournament.
;
That
if
the
Aiiar
Cup'
champions
decline
to
go.
Harm!-
Monday,
April
5,
at
8
p.m.
Council
Room,
Civic
Centre
PARENTS!
IT'S
UP
TO
YOU!
The
International
B
ox
1
n
(?
j
Robinson's
climb
to
160-pound'
Club
admitted
it-
would
take
a
i
champion
when
he
stopped
Ja'.e
last-minute
rush
at
the
box
of-
LaMotta
in
Chicago
Feb.
14,
1951.
EDMONTON
(CP)
Edmonton
ton
Tigers
be
considered
on
the
Oil
Kings,
scoring
three
of
their
Speedy
Goals
Give
tJfilcnn
lice
to
reach
a
goal
of
$360,000
;
Gavilan
will
hav
xo
give
up
his
grass
for
a
capacity
19.400
paid.
147-pound
crown
if
he
wins
to-!
It
appeared
likely
that
the
fight
flight.
....
basis
that
they
must
compete
in
goals
while
a
man
short,
romp-the
regular
senior
league
sched
,ed
to
a
7-3
victory
over
Flin
uie,
with
allowance
made
t'onFlon
Bombers
Thursday
night
time
to
make
the
trip
to
Europe.
f
to
move
to
within
one
game
of
That
no
team
hp
chosen
1
plinrhinu
thpir
western
junior
Registrations
Slated
Lead
in
Finals
that
is
not
in
active
comnef
itinn
hnckv
Kpml.flnaU
in
four
Tills
advertisement
courtesy
of
GORDON
&
ANDERSON
For
Little
Leaguers
'
in
the
CAHA.
!
straight
games.
The
council
a.siid
the
OHA
to
j
Oil
Kings,
who
topped
the
.study
proposals
and
pass
thea
I
Western
Junior
Hockey
League
along
to
the
governing
body.
I
by
a
wide
margin,
took
the
first
By
The
Canadian
Pri
ss
Thanks
to
defenceman
Bruno
Pasqualotto's
two
third-period
goals
in
33
seconds
Thursday
night.
Nelson
Maple
Leafs
will
enter
the
fecund
game
of
the
B.C.
senior
amateur
hockey
finals
Saturday
night
with
one-game
lead
over
Pentictu'
Vs.
Tomorrow
the
call
jroes
out
for
registrations
in
the
Prince
Rupert
Little
League
baseball
association
and
regulation
forms
can
be
obtained
by
prospective
players
from
the
Civic
Centre
between
the
hours
of
two
games
of
the
best-of-seven
series
7-0
and
8-2.
Fourth
game
will
be
here
Saturday.
Soble
attended
the
meeting
and
confirmed
his
offer
to
the
CAHA,
announced
earlier
by
secretary-manager
George
Dudley.
QUEBEC
(CP)
Lighthe;vy-
ine
council
objected
on
the
Atilloi'e
9
a.m.
and
4
p.m.
only.
grounds
that
loss
of
TLrers
mHiweight
Claude
Labelle
of
Mont
GARRISON
J
thing
for
bi4
seriously
disrupt
operation
of
i
rcal
nus
betn
suspended
for
30
They
are
to
be
returned
bc-
The
Leafs
t'OK
a
5-4
t.ecLslon
teams
and
the
farm
teams.
Also
fi'um
Pemic
ttr.
in
the
first
game
the
local
Little
League
has
group
or
the
best-ol-jcvtn
series
to
public
liability
insurance
with
'
determine
the
B.C.
represent.i-lull
coverage
from
April
!'
mi
tive
in
the
Allan
Cup
playoffs.
days
by
the
Quebec
city
boxing
tween
9
am
the
senior
A
league.
and
4
p.m.
th;
.
.
.
!UP't
A
binaikm
tl
"i
The
loss
was
a
heartbreaker
to
April
14.
1955.
luxuntl.
No'
following
Saturday,
April
10.
Official
player
agent
Art
Williamson
will
be
at
the
Civic
Centre
between'
the
above-mentioned
h-i"-
n
the
two
days
only.
The
forms
are
designed
In
keeping
with
the
official
Little
league
Baseball
form
which
are
tijbe
signed
by
both
the
father
And
the
mother
of
ne
boy.
Ii.
that
is
'impossible,
th:-n
the
w3l
octeP1
commission
for
failing
to
fulfill
a
contract
here
last
Monday.
Labelle
failed
to
appear
for
a
bout
with
Gus
Bruno
of
Red
Deer,
Alta.
Bruno
knocked
out
Labelle's
substitute,
Victor
Pic-cio,
Montreal,
in
the
second
round.
BOSTON
i
General
manager
Art
Ross,
guiding'
genius
of
Boston
Bruins
since
they
entered
the
National
Hockey
EXHIBITION
BASEBALL
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Prince
Rupert
Also
ot
Stewart,
B.C.
Urn
for
the
visiting
Vs
of
the
Okan-g;:n
Senior
Hockey
League.
Thev
held
a
2-1
lead
after
the
opening
period
and
forged
ahead
;
early
in
the
third
afier
Nelson
had
tied
it
up
3-3
in
the
second.
,
Jack
McDonald
put
Aie
.
Vs
,
r.head
4-3
at
the
eight-minute
mark
of
the
finale,
onfy
tb
have
Pasqualotto
deadlock
it
agahl
a
few
minutes
later
after
finish-
'
ing
off
a
rush
with
Bill
Haldano
1
and
Lee
Hyssop.
Then,
33
sec-
one!.
later,
his
backhander
i
caught
the
open
corner,
and
'
that
was
it.
1
Don
Appleton.
shared
scoring
j
honors
wiih
Pasqualotto,
snar-
,
ing
two
goals
and
an
assist.
'
Fritz
Koehle
notched
the
other.
!
Marksmen
for
Penticton
were
McDonald
with
a
pair,
Jack
Mc-Intyre
and
Bill
Warwick.
j
"
aBU"
"'"
u-
',"u
l"
League
30
years
ago.
announced
;
his
retirement
Thursday
night.
10l'm'
Boss
said
he
will
remain
with
'
w
signed,
the
form
as-the
Bruins
until
next
October
1
8ures
tlie
Litll-'
l
eague
assoeia-in
an
advisory
capacity.
I'on
that
the
parents
give
their
V
approval
of
the
player's
par-
DIGEST
WINNIPEG
(CP)
Winnipeg
tlclpation,
in
any
and
all
of
;
Paulina
edeed
Albeini
Athletics
Little
League
activities.
HOW
TO
BUILD
A
QUICK
CAAAPFtRE
n
!
72-70
in
the
last
minute
of
nlnv
I
The
form,
aftel
.signed
rs-
i
Thursday
night
to
take
a
1-0
!
1('aS('s
and
waivej
all
claims
ilead
in
their
best-of-five
series
'
nRalnst
the
Little
League
and
i
for
the
western
rnnari,i
ninr
Little
League
Incorporated,
the
MEICHERS
OtSTl
Oiitille"
o(
men's
basketball
championship.
Second
game
of
the
series
will
i
be
played
tonight.
Rye
Wbiiky-
This
adverliwwl
or
dispiov80
sponsors,
organizers
and
supervisors
and
also
waives
to
the
extent
not
covered
by
liability
insurance
any
claim
against
any
person
transporting
the
boy
to
or
from
Little
League
activities.
A
bdtii
certificate
Is
required
on
request
of
league
officials.
In
keeping
with
Little
League's
high
standards
the
Prince
Rupert
group
has
already
obtained
EEt
YOUR
KN1PE
RAZOR-
k
Control
Boord
Of
lj
of
Britw
SHARP
TO
SHAVE"
THE
SMALLER
pieces
of
kindling
wooa
:
PyPAMlO
THE
WOOO
A
ABOVB,
AND
SET
A
MATCH
TO
IT.
ADO
I
HEAVIER
WOOD
WHEN
Ft
RE
IS)
!
BURNINS
WBLL.
Remember
When
Uy
The
Canadian
Prras
Winnipeg
won
the
Allan
Cup
23
years
ago
tonight
by
defeating
Hamilton
Tigers
3-1,
after
taking
the
first
of
the
best-of-three
series
by
2-1.
The
Winnipeg
team
went
on
to
win
the
Olympic
hockey
title
the
following
year
(1032)
at
Lake
Placid,
N.Y.
LAST
NIGHT'S
FIGHTS
Button
Sandy
Saddler,
133,
New
York,
stopped
Augie
Sal-azar,
,139i'2,
'Oakland,
Calif.,
7,
non-title.
Portland,
Me.
George
Araujo,
139,
Providence,
,R.L,
stopped
Jacques
Julien,
143,
France,
3.
Tacoma,
Wash.
Nat
McMur-try,
182,
Tacoma,
knocked
out
Bill
Mathis,
219,
Eureka,
Calif.,
2.
LYN
TF.RTZE
of
Coral
Gables,
Fla.,
seems
to
be
stacked
with
these
rifles
after
Marines
of
the
2nd
Gunnery
Battalion
named
her
"MLs:!
Brachlifad."
The
Leathernecks
tin
;lit
it
might
be
nice
to
call
!.yn
the
gal
thev
would
most
iike
to
establish
one
for.
Your
First
Stoo
For
C
T'S
CASI6
TOj
vai
u
mi
group
accident
insurance,
which
covers
rot
only
members
of
ths
j
four
teams
that
will
be
selected
j
but
the
boys
trying
out
for
the
;
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til
Stop
here
to
gas-up,
Mexico
City
Humbcrto
Car-rillo,
127,
Mexico,
was
awarded
decision
over
Martin
Rodriguez,
126,
Cuba,
Wednesday
after
referee
disqualified
Rodriguez
for
repeated
fouling.
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up
and
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