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; a TRAIL @--Trat! Smoke Eaters | possession of second place in the
hod C h Py, j put on their finest ‘offensive| Western International Hockey
1° “ performance of the season] League, four points behind lea-
yo eos . oo CaCl es Ke. c Thursday night but it wasn’t; gue leading Spokane Flyers,
fof a ee te . : . : _ ne a penne es a good cnouch, Trail is tied for third place in
+ *® © Prince Rupert Daily News A C W ‘ Nelson Maple Leafs. outscored; the league with the Rossland
- 3 Friday, November 29, 1957 Habs Bla nk Hawks up (nners them 4-2, Warriors, who have three games
oo: ; : — — : | The win gave the visitors solel in hand on the Smokies.
7 e iL a eae TO (P) m— Sore Capsule | a oe ae eee en ee cot ee nee cnr eee
to T d . predictions on the outcome of ! eee’
; : ©: Regain eq Saturday's Grey Cup between |
foe , . Winnipeg Blue Bombers and
mo By KENNEDY WELLS Hamilton Tiger-Cats.
4 ; " Canadian Press Staff Writer Frank (Pop) Ivy, coach of Ed-
os ; . . oo monton Eskimos and three-time
Bernie (Boom-Boom) Geoffrion, Montreal Can- Grey Cup winner:
di 1 navot y< ‘ “Winnipeg should win if Bud
adiens’ payoff man, has put them back at the.top of Grunt (Bomber eoach) has lis
the National Hockey League. : men up for the game and if the
The wide-shouldered winger ; —— injuries aren’t too bad. Winni-
‘Se scored Canadiens’ only goals} from New York Rangers, who peg is rough and they have great
Thursday night as they defeat-| lost 1-0 to Boston Bruins. spirit. _
; ed Chicago Black Hawks 2-0 to] In the third game of the un- Clem Crowe, coach of British ;
Ae take first place by one point/ usually heavy Thursday night Commbia aren vs Wi Channel Back — |
"cde To eee emo eT schedule, Detroit Red Wings and . ft was betting I Cte in- . .
§ lect Toronto Maple Leafs, fifth and close But I think It will be, Contour Chairs
OscoOw e C sixth respectively, maintained : '
M 3 OP . : Frank Clair, coach of Ottawa | t : oO
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AP Meet

Take First Win
On Canadian Ice

Selects, apparently improving
each time out, Thursday night
won the first game. of. their
Canadian tour. .

It was a convincing 7-4 tri-
umph ‘over Sudbury Wolves, all

>, WARREN SPAHN -
4. 21, victories.

SUDBURY, Ont. ( — Moscow

Geoffrion beat hard-pressed
Glenn Hall, the Chicago net-
minder, in the second and third
periods. Hall stopped 41 ‘shots
while Jacques Plante, earning
his second shutout, was called
on only 25 times. ot

Bruins’ home-ice victory put
them two points behind New
York and moved them’ four
points ahead of the fourth-place
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teams: ,

“I have to go with Hamilton.”
Jackie Pdixer, star halfback |
with Edmonton and member of
three Grey Cup championship ,

 

“Winnipeg has the team to
win: I bone they can I believe
they will.” ,

Best Wishes

“WINNIPEG (—-This good luck |

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PASS KOCKED DOWN. -— Bibbles .Bawel of Hamilton Tiger-
Cats knocks down this pass intended for Pat Abbruzzi (white
sweater) ‘while Tony Curcillo (99) of Hamilton stands by in
case -he is needed. Action took place. Saturday in the Bie.
Four football final between Hamilton and Montreal Alouettes. -
Hamilton won 39-1 to enter the Grey Cup against. Winnipeg
Blue Bombers. (CP Photo)

telegram signed by more than}
4,000 high school students was |
.sent.today.to Winnipeg Blue}
‘Bombers in Toronto:
: “A team that won’t be beaten, |
i Winnipeg must be good I think
-| Hamilton’ has 9 better club.”

the more impressive because’ the
weak Wolves, in last place in
the Ontario Hockey Association-
Northern Ontario Hockey Asso-
ciation Senior A league, had
been reinforced by five stars
from first-place Sault Ste. Marie

have lost only one of their last
eight games, while New York
has now dropped it’s last three. ;
WIDE EDGE IN PLAY

Though Boston had. a wide
edge on play. throughout the

   
   
    
  

 

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“NEW YORI w — Warren dazzling _ speed, sucka ngng ley's rink-wide pass and sped
Spahn, ace of the, world cham- and passing of the Russians,|qown the ice with Don McKen-

Greyhounds.

The rafters of the Sudbury
arena rang with the praise of a
capacity crowd of 6,660 for the

who had played few games as a
team before their arrival in
; Canada.

SHOW LITTLE EMOTION

Though obviously pleased with
their. win last night, the Selects
confined their celebrations to
21 victories were a prime facior; the dressing room after solemnly
in” Milwaukee’s first National Shaking hands with their oppon-
League pennant, received all but, ents.
one of the votes of the fé-man; The 'Selects were led by Alex
panel of baseball writers who| Guryshov and Antly Oulkov
participated in the annual poll. with two goals each. Vladimir
The .other vote went to Dick! Yelizarov scored once, as did
Donoyan, Chicago White Sox! Yuri Kopylov and Yury Panty-
righthander. - | Kov. ; -

Spahn, 36 next April, thus be-| John Bailey, a hard — shoot-
come$ the second, National; ing loan from Greyhounds, scor-
Lesgue pitcher to win the award, | ed three of Sudbury’s goals and
instituted last year. Don New- {regular Jimmy Logan added the
cembe gained the honor in 1956. | fourth.
polling 10 of 16 votes. (| Wolves got away to 1-0 and 2-1

By topping 20 victories this | leads, but Selects. went ahead

“pién Milwaukee Braves and big-
gest winner in the major leagues
last season, was voted the Cy
Young Memorial Award Thurs-
day as the leading pitcher in
baseball.

The. brilliant southpaw, whose

 

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‘utes Ieft in the game, was nho-

Ranger
Paille kept his record clean un-
til the 13:40 mark of the third
period when Leo Labine took
veteran defenceman Allan Stan-

goalie

ney. McKenney took the puck
as Labine poked it between two
Rangers and beat Paille with a
backhander.

LED THREE TIMES :

Detroit took the lead three
times—twice on goals by Billy
Dea and once on Earl. Reibel’s
marker—but lost it to. goal by
Brian Cullen and rookie Bob
Baun. It was Baun’s first NHL
goal.

Reibel's goal, with four min-

table because it provided Gord
Howe with the 409th assist of
his ll-year NHL.career, to break
the record of 408 he held with
Elmer Lach, now retired.
Saturday Canadiens are host
to Chicago in a return match;
Boston is at Toronto and De-

 

; troit at New York. Sunday Can- i

season, Spahn joined hall-of-|/4-2 in the second and scored |
three unanswered goals in the

 

adiens are at Boston, Toronto is |
at Chicago and Rangers are in;
Detroit.

 

Plank, two former American/third before Wolves added their i
Leaguers, as the only left hand- ina Pat 's threw 3 t By The Canadian Press
ers to win 20 or more games in e visitors threw 36 shots at P WL T F APts!
eight seasons. iSudbury netminder John Al-|Montreal ..... 1912 4 3 73 42 97:

The vote was limited to per-ibani, who has not been beaten | New York 23-11 8 4 55 52 26 |

; jurine th eo lar {| 28 many times during reeular Boston ....... 21 10 9 2 58 55 22 5
formance during the regular|* Woives pie’ Chicago ...... 21 710 4 39 48 18}
season without regard to world; eames, Wolves managed only 27 | petroit 2222. 21 6 10 5 40 6017!
series plav. This undoubtedly i shots on the Russian net. Torontoa ..4-.- 2168 11.453 61 16:

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accounts for the failure of Lew:
Burdette to receive any, recogni- ;
tion,

Burdette, pitching hero of the |
world \

Due to mechanical

series, won three pames {i be used in place of

in as many starts. Spahn won
une and lost one,

Hard Luck Guys
Fight Tonight

NEW YORK i—Willie Vaughn
is a 7-to-5 favorite to beat Ralph
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