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The four teams that played it: ineck- and: neck dur-
‘ing the season for the top spots in Prairie and Coast
- Divisions ave the contestants Tuesday night when the
Western Hockey League division finals begin.

 

 

Edmonton Flyers, who gave‘
Brandon more than one scare
before being beaten out for the
Prairie title, take on the Regals
in * a best-of-seven sectional
final starting at Edmonton,

.On the coast, the best-of-seven
division playoff pits Seattle Am-
ericans, who paced the pack all
season, against New. Westminster
Royals, their hottest. competition.

The lines were drawn Saturday
night when Edmonton dumped
Calgary Stampeders 4-1 and New
Westminster Royals took the
measure of Victoria Cougars 2-1
Hin overtime. Both best-of-three

sceond, . game will be’

here tonight,

  
   

   
 
 

   

Beavers. |
first. period was ‘score-
iit: the. ‘Spokane: club:
‘ahead 2-0 in the second:
and the teams mateh-.
single goals in: the’ third.
ray the raugh: game was mark~
‘ed by 26: penalties, 14 to the
- Flyers. and.12 to the Beavers.
a®hirteen ‘of the penalties .
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semi-final series went the limit.
Before almost 8,000 Edmonton
fans, the Flyers showed | off

smart passing and effective :de-
fensive work as they moved up

1-0 in the first period and spread

the margin to 3-1 in*the second.

A holding penalty to Sid Fin-

ney of Calgary provided Cummy
Burton ‘of Edmonton with. the
first of his two goals,
from a rebound beat goalie Hank
Bassen’ at 18:18 and Jerry Mel-
nyk made it 2-0 at 2:15 of the
second, tipping the puck in while
Bassen was 15 feet out of the
net.

His shot

Vie :Dzurko got Calgary's only

, from ‘behing: by:

period: ended,’ Leo’: Labine made it 3-1. with the only tally. of
a pair to make: the * 3 fendlock that set up<Gardiner’s winner,

+ a man of, mercurial. spirits. himself,called his sagging team: out

~ ing them into winning foiin,’

" of-seven Stanley ‘Cup: semi-final, ‘The fourth: game ‘will be

 

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Bill Dik een, Both. Stastul: and. Dineen fall
against Halland De _the goalie into the net. along with the,
puck, Hall “got-a 110- “minute misconduct penalty, served by.
. Dineen, for arguing, ~ oh

Alex. Delvecchio | got’ ‘Detroit’s first goal. before’ the first

 

   

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- the second period ..:
Early in the’ third Gbreta Howe and rookle Billy Dea ‘stored
at 14:54, Bathgate scored his first
- ee tice's. rebound. ,

MONTREAL (M-Coagh Phil Watson of the New york Rangers -

  
 
   
    
  
  
  
  
 

for a Yam, ‘practice, today to see ‘what cani be done about Mite

,. The Rangers absorbed an unmerelful 8-3 trouneing at the
hands of Montreal Canadiens. Saturday night and Watson could
‘not disguise his: displeasure at the performance ‘of some of
his hired help. weet F

The setback: lett the New Yorkers: trailing 2-1 in: the best-

5 alone on the Ranger defence,

    

| “BOOM: BOOM”. GEOFFRION
/ ove Scores hat-trick .

played here: Tuesday: hy é AS Habs (1 trounce Rangers: 8-4,

It was: a loosely: played game, aul. around, Cansidiens, how: . hab ak ve

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By The Assoctated Press,

    

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BO u ne Photo: " Chandlers Suucio
“1956: 51 JUNTOR BASICETHALL CILAAIPIONS. Sunrise Grocery ‘edged Booth Memorial High |
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‘, School-Rairimakers: 38-34 Saturday . ‘nleht to-win the best-of-five serles for the junior cage
‘championship. Standing (left. to. right). are: sandy Grey, Ken Specht,- Fred Ridley, Mike
Young, Don Maudenschild, and: ‘Don Sankey, Crouching. are team managers, Bob and Ron.
Stroud. _ Missing when’ this. picture: ‘Was taken were Inwiny Rensvold, and Johnny Stuart,

Pittsburgh Pirates . jumped!
back into the National “League
lead in the Grapefruit-Cactus
circuit competition Sunday by
defeating St. Louis Cards 5-1
behind the five-hit pitcHing of
Bob Friend. .

Pirate’s victory coupled “with
York Giants’. 3-2 loss to
Chicago Cubs, left ‘the stand-
ings at the top:. Pittsburgh 13-6;
New York and Milwaukee 14-7.
Friend was the first Pitts-
burgh pitcher to.go the distance
this year. He had offensive help
from’ B:ll, Virdon, who had three
hits and. Ramon’ Mejias and

Sunrise Junior Cage Titlists
vith 38-34 Win Over Booth ©

‘The 1956-57 basketbail: season reached a climax Saturday: night with the
two top teams in the. Junior’ cage league waging a desperate | battle for "suprem-

acy.” ‘ eee ~e

And when the smoke had: siiking two , baskets, Sunrise quarter lead. Steve Comidina |
; ; ”. te/Cleared Stinrise Grocer stood |Welit into a 12-8 first ‘quarter. and Walter Oskey with three.
mie with two . safeties top dogs winning: the Junior tlead. .Ken Specht Me io two baskets cach in the second frame |
p Basketball Championship by four | gals In the second frameto help forged a 22-15 half time margin:
_ther rests as we exhibition oo over Booth Memorial High Sunrise. retain their four point, for Crusaders. |
weeks: New York. yankees whip- Schoo! Rainmakers in a 38-34. 'mareth and leave the. high school | Booth’s Robin Hodgson ‘retal- |
ween , victory. (trailing: a-17, jinted In the third frame notch- |

ped Kansas City Athletics 7-3, sinking! Ing five points to help whittle |

 

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_ than. ‘overcame ‘them with a’ withering attack highlighted by

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hat trick,

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Canadiens got the jump on Rangers witht 2 0 lead, Rocket
Richard’ d' scoring at 7:27 of the opening period on an Olmstead
Doug. Harvey relay and Beliveausrdpped in Olmstead’s pass out

goal at 18:50.on Dean Pren-

Geoffrion started hiy hat-trick run on 1 Bellverat's pass after
42 seconds .of the second period, Creighton scored on a deflection
of Gendton's-shot at 10:51 and Geoffrion came through again
at. 14: 23, teaming up with Belliveau, and catching Bill Gadshy

“Moore scored ab 15:04 on Rocket Richard’s. pass, giving
Montreal ‘a-5-2 Jead, but Bathgate quickly cuy the margin, He

* gathered In Urentice’s pass and rifled home.a 15-footer at 15:31,
Beliveau scored his second goal at 10:55 of the third period

on Geoffrion’s pass and, Boom Boom gov his third on Belivean’s
‘short passout at 14:20, Moore's second goal, on ‘Henri Richard's

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; NEW. YORK wm _— ‘Quick now, who's the heavyweight fist

‘fighting champion of the whole bloomin’ world?

ek Here's a hint; What does the rain do on the roof? ‘Patter,

hat's ‘right. And what relation are you to your father? Son
moe course, Patterson — marvelous,

“Never before has a champion disappeared from circulation
~ $0. ) suddenly as the youthful enigma with the pixie expression
- and unconcerned manner,

It is Rocky Marciano. this and Rocky Marciano that, with

* ehery move of the former titleholder deemed worthy of new
. paper comment, Joe Louis gets frequent mention. Even Jack
- Dempsey, three decades removed from his glory days, still gets
“aimple space, .
- Yet here js the current champion hibernating at Greenwood
ae i the spotlight and the plaudits which are right-
ully his; ,

‘ " Atchis age, 22, and’ with hig comparatively meagre ex-
_ perience, he should be fighting the best available opponents,
‘ Instead of rusting away. waiting for some opponent ‘suddenly
"lo come out of nowhere to help draw a huge gate,

He'd develop into a much better fighter and have the

* opportunity lo add his name to the list of great champlons
by: ‘keeping active,

_ os Louly-ds on'the list, He met them all, good bad ‘and indiffer-
cht, Sonib:of lils opponents “had (to‘be propped up to enter the
ng: when he, wns on his: “bumeof the month" ’ campaign, but
the: fansiturnedZout to seé the champion,

“ae Loull kept ‘himself sharp through this.-activity, and also
Mhiced a ip a sbendy, if cothparatively small, ‘Income, A $16,000
Durie here for fighting one Ihurry Thomas, $10,000 for demollsh-
ing Johnny Fayehek, a $34,000 bundle for a litle more than two
minttes of exerclst leading to the deslruction of Jack Roper,

These frequent showings, in addition to adding to his potty

dash, kopt the heavyweight division active, kept the champion’s
nme on the tongues of Une faris, And they didn’t lessen the
gale When a teally Important, ‘Opponent Made his bid,

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‘than two minutes’:
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counter half way. through the!
open corner on Ray Barry’ 8.pass-
out. Burton’s second’ came less
later” on a

Tom McCarthy. wound up. the;

scoring at 8:43-of the final fr ame |
when he backhanded the puck

in after skating- around two

| Stampeder defencemen from. the

blueline.

4 LOVE GETS BIG ONE

In Queen’s Park Arena, New
Westminster grabbed an edge
early in the second period, steal-
ing @ rebound in front of Marcel
Pelletier’s goal and firing it past
the Victoria netminder.. The
goal held through more than 21
minutes of play until defence-
man Bill Dobbyn evened it up for
the Cougars on a goal-mouth
scramble,

‘Love's winner came after Ted
Lebodia, up from. Vernon Can-

‘ladians of the Okanagan Senior

League, loosed a hard drive that
found Love waiting before the
visitors’ net.

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‘ | Ridley: who. also snared three ‘brothers gave Annunciation the;

i: despite the: efforts, of and
| goals, held’ onto their 30-29 edge. ! edge

: eqd| When: Sunrise took the floor | ‘With Dick Specht , ;
arose Dodgers om 1; eee Saturday at the . Civic .Centre three..’successive baskets, Rain-; the lead to, 28-24. 1 You can have music ST9.05
land Indians beat Baltimore; i they had a. 2- V edge. in the hest- | mikersishot ahead In the third! Five more points by Comidina wherever YOU PO. 6, Phus
Orioles 8-3 and. Cincinnati ¢ ede: i of-five-game. series: for the’ frame a ‘four each by the Oskey) radio-record fun on Batlerler

the beach, in a sailboat... 5
dn.the final quarter, Hodg- |

‘ed | Philadelphia Pails 3 1

| Mounties -
Defeat Beaveis|

phy “for. the: “most . valuable’
player”.was -high, school stal- |
wart,. Jim Johnson. During the
season Johnson had topped all

In: th final quarter, ine game 50” racked up. six- points. for
! was, déddlocked several times be-; Booth.
fore Mewcomer Johnny Stuart! . Lineups:

“sink ing two baskets for Sunrise pitiey “Il, Specht O Venn. Grey.

players « in *-niarksmanship, . gave, the grocery boys the win sunkey 4, Stuart 4, Total 38.
RIVERSIDE, Calif @—Van- passing - prowess -and allround d the cl ionsh| Do Be a ahersaiohnse Likey 2.5
‘er Mounties beat Portland sand the championship. na phtison B, Kelkey 2.
couver Mounties beat Portlanc sportsmanship. Siinrise chalked up two points. Twaltes, Lyons, Mah 7, Specht 10,

Beavers 8-4 in the first exhi-
bilicn meeting of.'the two

ita a Campbell, Latrd 2. Total 34.
wath Toptarie Robbin 2, Caraipe |

In. a ‘preliminary exhibition | in seven free tries, while: Booth |”

Five of the eight  Vancou-
ver runs were off veleran Bob
Alexander in _the fourth inn-
ing,

Portland scored once tn the.
second inning and three more
in the fifth, :

The defeat was Portland's
fifth against nine wins so far.

Crusaders—-Camadina 16, Smith:

semi-finals, forged a 42-34 wit! paced by Robert Gruber with (wo| w 1p \ 4
over. a junior high school squad. ‘baskets, eked oul an 8-7 _—— t “Atseiea. otal 2
Toy ‘scorer In this game was!z-—*-
Crusaders! Steve Comidina who!
racked up 16 points followed by:
Walter Oskey with 12. For Booth ;
‘juniors, Robin Hodgson topped |
honors with 18 points. | mo
ee In the main fixture, Fred Rid-;
ley with. 1] “‘polnts Was: Sunrise !
KNOXVILLE, Tenn, ‘@:—Adam top scorer while Dick-. Specht;
(Billy) Meyer, noted major base-, | Playing his best, game this sea- |
ball league player, scout, coach | son. won laurels for Booth with |

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Paver retained his world fly-
weight champlonship by knock-
Ing out challenger Dat Dower of
Wales in the first round of thelr
scheduled 1h-round title fight
Saturday, Pores, fighting in his
native Argentina, welghed 107,
Dower 1114,

The end came suddenly with
just two minutes of the round
fone, Perez connected with a
Nght eross to the chin and
Dower couldn't got up,

Weekend Fights

BUENOS AIRES i-— Paseunal
. Peroy, 107, Argontina, stopped
‘Dal Dower 11144, Wales, 1, roe
tuitia world flywalght ttle,

Boston W -— Tony Demareo,

Po 15%, Boston, outpolinted Larry
ws Hoardnan, M34, Marlborough,
, “Conn, (10),
“Barcelona, Spain wy — Jose
Uillk Martinoz, 110, Spain, out-
nolnted Tanny Campos, 120%,
nie Philippines (8)

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