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Reserves Excelled ° __"raiexadiige~
in Season Drive

by MARTY GOODMAN
Canadian Press Staff Writer

The cogs that kept the Montreal hockey machine
rolling smoothly all season have driven it to the Na-
tional Hockey League championship.

The battered Canadiens suf-~ 7-7"
fered heavy injuries this season,| has kept the team flying despite
especially to stars, but when’ injuries to Maurice (Rocket) Ri-
they defeated Toronto Maple'card, Jean Beliveau, Bernie
Leafs 4-1 Thursday night they, (Boom Boom) Gcoffrion, Doug
clinched the title in reeord-tying - Harvey, Jacque Plante and

 
  

 

834 scores, Anneltes amassed 977 teain single and 2699 three in

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blanking Dibbs, | "A" LEVGUE RESULTS
| age SHC ese ' In “B” division, Big Sisters set! Annettes 4. Dibbs 0; Sunrise 4,
5 | : ‘two

new season reeords with Stars 0; Vans 4, New Laurel 0; Cooks
/1035 ‘single and 2708 triple 4, Universal Oo; Jeunnies 3, Radio Cabs

ey isqe . : . ’ , Ji; Shop-kasy 2, Rupert Radio 3.

| Possibility of a Centennial Senior A basketball (Hames, May Band of Ble Sisters eer LEAGUE Iie aa
ve srartarns in. rn wele ' Inie (so rewrote the record books! Co-Op 4, Armour Salvage 0: Big
team playing here,and holding: a basketball clinic ' with a 323 single while tripe hom. /Sistene 3, Senost Tater tee ed a,

ae seg te 1 — hope EL 4, , Menaetats Credit U 1; Idots 3, ‘
/ Was mentioned to the Civie Centre board of direct- jors fell to Marianne Vue LOD ee tiiieh Platte de creer eet
: Ors last night | of Co-Op with a G44 triple. Trrdustriad Welling 3, Clausens 1,

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Prof, R. F, Osborne, director of physical educa-
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time. jotners. nese 1 Known re oF ota that it was hoped that a Centennial Senior A team 4 :
" rears ag reg]! was iese lesser-K WwW - : : . vaca . wtge A
clinched first place in then och serves who hit the score-sheet to S : 2 OM ould tour the province playing exhibition games | Chavlored cooun lanl
were two days off by the ener i Montregi third line, a. highly eae s eee and that if application was made, maybe the team | 325 Fourth Avenue East
ays O y the ca-en- 0 as " » a. ew’ ! ! , AD i . as “wonhie for TAIT . - . eo, ‘ “ Y, - Our 4 Yenu CS
dar but Thursday nights game | effective unit that came through | Fee ee ee shorne (Gump) ey Leagaes ee hanen Me™ could come to Prince Rupert. |
< +» ANT admire en injurics hamp- . Pe kt gee oo ‘ : soe pe q; ’ , Prince ert
Wiehe victoay erred Montreal 23! ered the: othe tan tess eon. the ice after being injured in a game at. Montreal. A second- If it did, it could play an All-Star team here Prince Rupert, B.C.
Sade alr, aur ele ; | bi f the first two goals.| period shot by Floyd Curry of Montreal Canadiens clipped him ' oy ya ithe Vata a Ska ey . a ,
points ahead of New Yor ve oe Drovest eeored his’ véth{ over. the right eye. The cut took five stitches to close bul and a baskethall clinie could be staged at the sume P.O. Drawer 128 Telephcne 3975
was Montreal's 10th title since: with Phil Goyette and Andre Worsley finished the game, which ended in a 2-2 lie, time, . ;
the league was organized in 1917. Pronovost helping and Goyette | (CP Photor — , Lie tt . : ado ber Met, ”
LEAF HOPES FADE scored his sixth with the’ other weet nm cn A pplication would have to be made by the Civie
Toronto's slim hopes of mak-; two aiding. oe RAINMAKERS, FROSTYS ~ Centre, he said. Doon,
ing the playoffs were further di-; Don Marshall, the hasdyman | ——— LITTLE HEELS
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fourth-place Boston Bruins by Position, scored his 21st trom a Booth Teams Ta) Kitimat |
six points and ° lead Chicago; Spot on left wing with Maurice ae! ' ff
Black Hawks by two. _ , Richard and Jean Beliveau. ; qi
_Montreals’ ieserve strength euson SUCCESSFUL | For Hi h S h i pi fe |
Marcel Bonin, who filled in,so! or Id ¢ 00 ayo 3 5 E
r ; well for Richard’s 42-game ab-}
uC pen ér Shand ond Dickie Moore any ea Two Booth Memorial high school cage teams ure
/united with them and picked up! jn Kitimat tonight preparing for the northern zone

Sees Czechs me ae oon got Toronto's} Playoffs for the British Columbia high school basket-

only goal, his 18th, in the third! ha]] championships, pe ee

; ° : period. . - The Rainmakers. cham ions are slated to meet the winner of
7 ( rush Fins _ Leafs tried hard, firing 32) ,, Civic Centre junior basketball! tonight's game beuween Kitimat

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shots at  Montreal’s Jacques league, have drawn a bye into and Hazelton.

. Plante, Toronto’s Ed Chadwick the semifinals of the knockout. _ Also playing tonight are Ocean
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me Czechoslovakia crushed ‘having the best of his three sea- r : The girls’ team, local league WwW SPF ale)
Fi 1] d 1 te 1 ‘ -sons in the league. The aaa CC le a ,thampions Frostys, tonight play .
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pionships at the outdoor} pronovost, 21, has 12 goals, two} third-period rally by Ormes |
Jordal Amphi Stadium. {better than his total last season, Roughnecks during which they, CURLING RESULTS
Heavy snow fell throughout : ‘ .
the match. The game developed  ©4 14 games for Montreal last proved to be too late as Parker | for the Grotto Cigar store trophy
Motors Thunderbirds squeezed , Were as follows:
players lost the puck in the:
| ,dano 6; Field 13, Simpson 10: en .
The game was held up mid-} night, ‘ / Whatman 18, Scott 2: Inks: y “A Good Place to Buy For Over a Third of Century
way through the final period as | : -
goals, Roughnecks made a de- i bie 8} Warren. Lemire 19 tex ya
termined drive to Wipe out a end): MeLean 10, Rowhothoagt 7. , : : : :
ed in snow like this before,” said , o ; pe . Se
Canadian Manager Wren siair,! At Bons fe 7 quarter but just fell short of
whose Whitby entry does not i Hb. | their goal. Thunderbird scorers
tees -.»{ The Prince Rupert rink of Lea} ‘y Eby with four mark!
7 The snow made it difficult for; : fahai ehier | aud Larry Eby with four mark
the players. It slowed down their; M¢Kay, skipped by Mabel Shier,! op. each.

i season,’
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are ette: 24, who only Play- | outshot their opposition 7.3 | Last night's results in curliny
into one of hide and seek as | Year. fas 29 assists,
out a narrow 15-14 win in a: Gomez 7, Mitchell 6: Parker 9.
thick coating of snow on the: junior floor hockey !eague fix- ; Simundson 6; Anderson 9, Gicr 3 ac : q .
rink. Gd ¢ ay ture at the Civic Centre last
Led by Mike Hunter with six : 13 Rogerson 6; Antilla 12, La:a- 2n ‘ Ph 4146 it
. : 5 g - 3; 2, one 3
workmen cleared snow. Takes Trophy 358 - 3rd Ave. West ;
“I’ve never seen a game play-,; » ; : ; ; ———— —— ~—
12-7 deficit after the second. oe , . _ oe
| For smooth going all the wa
make its debut until Saturday. : were topped by Judd Anderson | L CF 1 G U ee
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Jeatino sec ; i, returned last night from Prince: LINEUPS -
Heating wie em to ne George with the Brown Per-; Thunderbirds—Anderson 4. Pick 1, |
1€ puck wilh great power 0; th tured atj Valpy 3. Scuby (goalie), Eby 4, Joe:
ush it through the snow /petual trophy they captured at/ J
p ; gn the snow. ; : . : ; Arseneau 3. Total 15. i
The Czechs scored two goals ‘he annual bonspiel in the in-| Roughnecks— Hunter 6, Alger 3!
in both the first and second per- : rior city. |Gilmour, Picree 4, Meo (goalie), |
iods and the teams split Phe | The second rink from Women’s: Decker, Hodgeson (gonlie), Careless, |
* third period's two markers ;Curling club that took part in| Lemon 1. Total 14.

 

Only about 1,009 fans—most of the ‘spiel, the Alma. Whatman

hem schoolboys and schoolgirls quartet, also reported success, ;
them scl up on the curtain | They placed second in the Visit-. Curling Results

raiser Ors Thophy competition, losing
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ae _ the final to the McKenzie rin women’s curling for the Colum- }

, . from Vancouver 16-10, ap oie i.
The McKay rink made a one. Fae oe Mose trophy were as
yers ge sided show of their competi- Ritchie 6, MeNeice 5: What- |
tion, sweeping through the play- man 10 Eby 4: McKay 1 Bate-
, offs and trouncing the Long- man 5: Kerr 8 Dominato 10: |
e SO ” worth rink from Prince George Gomez 12, Rivette 3; Dunbar 9, |
in the final 12-2. Newton 10; Bremner 7, Scott 6:
By The Canadinn Press Lea McKay's record during the Joyce Johnstone 6 Harerove
The winner in regular league|'spiel was 12 wins and seven 13; Shier 4, Lewis 12; Eyolfson
play has already been decided in| losses while Alma Whatman 3, Jean Johnson 16: Schuman 4
the Western International Hock-| chalked up six wins to five Waldbauecr 10; Grace Johnstone
ey League but Thursday night's] losses. ' 17, Theobald 7 ‘
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playoff hockey. ’

Four thousands fans cheered Reg Is Explode LAST NIGHT s FIGHTS
caiged, Nelion. ei beth team {POF 8-3 Win winnipen, “oupeintes Al” Aue
checking hard. brake eoon St Faul eels drews, 16495, St. Paul «100,

. tant a » first| POX loose Thursday night to eeatenaeannaee
period with conte a eats defeat Calgary 8-3 In the only LOS ANGELES i ... Auburn |
eut the margin lo 4-2 in ‘the scheduled WHL game, Copeland, 12614, Los Angeles, |
oer nd i outscored tl ors fr It was the second victory in al stopped Felix Cervantes, 12714, |
second and outscored flyers Y row for Repals over Calgary Mexlcall, Mexico (100, -
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Lorne Nadeau got the winner
With seven minutes remaining.

In the second game In WIEQL:
action Ray Demore scored his
second goal after 11 minutes of:
sudden-death overtime to lead:
keeond-place Rossland Warriors
to a 6-5 victory over Trail, eel-!
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