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Hawks Overwhelm

C: ° However there was some consolation for the Canadians. ° : i First their bronze medal was the best showing that Canada : has made in the World hockey championships since they : were played in Colarado Springs in 1962. The coaches of , * the eight teams voted for an all star team (all except the : Russian coach that is who stated that there were no stars on CHICAGO (AP)—Bobby Hulii Hay slapped home a _ tie- converting two rebounds from his team) and three Canadian players. were.mamed te the {scored his 52nd goal of the sea-| breaking goal at 8:39 and Mi-|close up. dream team. Seth Martin, Gary Begg and Fran Huck. son Sunday night and sent Chi- |kita made the scere’ 3-1 with a stunned the fourth ze cago Black Hawks winging to aj goal at 12:05. Hay connected | place Wings as John Mc- RANGERS ELIMINATED 5-1 National Hockey League vic- | with his 17th goal at 18:48 and |Kenzie roared in with a pass to tory over Teronto Maple Leafs. | Phil Esposito came up with bis |sore after 1 seconds of play. | Fredericton Wings, after being rudely surprised The Golden Jet, who had /24th at 17:26. is However, Detro rebounded | 42 Wetay evening came’ up with a convincing 102 ‘win .|shattered the National Hockey In all, the Hawks pappered |with Alex Deivecchip scoring bis | and then just held on to a 5S goal lead League season record with his|Gamble with 37 shots on goal |25th and 26th goals within a | Sa ee a ee ts ak ee ee Sist goal against New York Sat-| while Toronto had 29 shots on|span slightly more than four | Rogers Rangers who pumped in four-goalls in the final session | urday night, scored No. 52 on a | goalie Glenn Hall. minutes. | of play. The-Red—Wings-fired- their final into_an empty backhand shot in the second pe- UMMARY. ; The Bruins tied the score 2-2 cage_to clinch the win‘ and capture the NB. - P.E.1. Jumior jriod to give the Hawks a 1-0 § ~~ | ait 19:10 of the opening period-on-+ hockey crown. There are a lot of things that could be said /lead- First period — No scorimg.|4 goal by Ron Schock, recalled: about the series but I will just the players WHO | But they needed .a third-pe-|Penalties — Ellis’ 2:10, Pilote | contiy from San Francisco ot DID PLAY for the great exhibition of that they gave {riod charge from Billy and Stan 6:11, Hillman 7:06. Jarrett 14:45. the Western League: local hockey fans They battled every inch of the way and (ygudte to hand the onrushing Second period — 1. Chicago,! wiovd Smith, a Boston castoft, there is no need for any of them to be ashamed of their jy.ars their first loss in 19 |Hull 52 (Stapleton, Esposito) iu the Red Wings in front to efforts. They were simply beaten by a better team. games. . 11:58. Penalty—Pronovost 7:07. | stay as, he continued to torment “The victory, coupled with | Third period—2. Toronto, Pul |nis former teammates. Smith : ~ [| Montreal's 3-2 loss to New York, |ford 26 (Hillman) 3:05; 3. Chi- | connected with his 19th goal and pe ae pay : ny... lifted the second-place Hawks |cago, Hay 16 (Jarrett, Nester nis tith against the Bruits at PLAY-OFF HOCKEY E within one point of Montreal. enko) 8:39: 4: Chicago, Mikita | 14:58 of the secondperiod: ~~ ma ee Chicago’s uprising put an end |26 (Wharram, Mohns) 12:05; 5. First =a Baten: ee ; to, the recent astounding per- » Hay 17 (Nesterenko. | onsie 15 (Schock) :17; 2. De ; C] ie STADIUM formances by Toronto goalie |Angotti) 13:43; 6. Chicago, Es \troit, Delvecchio 25 (MacD id 3 . ie ‘ Bruce Gamble: Gamble came | posito 24 (Pilote) 17:26. Penal- Howe) 7:29: 3. Detroit. Delvec. : ; up as a replacement seven |ties—Stapleton 1:06, Baun ml |o1i, 96 (Watson, Howe). 11:38; games ago and gave the Leafs (nor, major. Ravlich minor, ma |," pooton Schock (Marotte, TONIGHT. (MONDAY) a tie and then five straight vie- |Jor, 14:58. Doak) 19:10. Lang- oer +n See ia oe fae igsies while turning in four ate wm YF 9 7 13-gyllois 1:90, MeKenzle 6:46, Boivin ’ 1 : prior to Sunday. ae 11 10 1637 (8:2, Watson 9:05, Woytowich 8:15 P. M. HAS 91 POINTS sted 16,668 13:47, Smith 18:13, Bergman ma- Hull’s goal, which gave him ee jor, Kennedy major 19:52. ~ : 91 points for the season—five DETROIT 8 BOSTON 4 , Second period — 5. Detroit, ‘Sandy’s Royals : short of the record set by Dickie| BOSTON (AP) — Detroit Red |Smith 19 (MacDonald, Boivin) |. ; Moore .in 1958-59—stood up until | Wings snapped an eight-game |14:58; 6. Detroit, Fonteyne 3 vs. : 2 the Leafs cashed in on a power- | winless streak in overpowering |(Bergman) 17:39. 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