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'55 3 3.2 victory over

39’ d’ 5 right in Les “i'1ao::lt1”ifr:’gSCk?¢:l,:‘,elenﬁnk Saturday . [Ill

dim‘ -1 Henry scored the Hmfhsmiillste of the National '' Lgggue season, at—6:12 of period.

1,5 win, before 14,712— Wgecrwd of the season in , W“ _gave them a firmer

W second place behind Habs

l(ld°"do5ing ]eague race. _

. hmfroronto Saturday night,

1“ Leafs’ Dick Pu-ff pumped . oolem goals to lead his club .. Watpmu struggle to a 3-3 dead- Bosﬂﬂl Brulllﬁ.

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The 53”11‘d_ay afternoon tele- V1S9d.game "1 Chicago was :4-3 decision for the Black Hawks over Detroit Red Wings, TIRELESS PACE ‘

Both Montiial and New York Played aet a tireless pace satin-- day night, with defenceman Lou Fontinato giving Rangers , 1_o lead at the end of the first period

Montreal’s ‘A n d r e Pronovost and Jean Beliveau scored in the second period to pu 11 th ahead 2-1. S e -Habs

Henry tied it with 1;‘ shot, and Guy Gendron lscoggfimtlili gvinner at 11:28 when goalie

a°‘1“,e5 Plame appeared to have lost sight of a l‘e(bound_

The deadlock in Toronto was acceptable to the Leafs, but they badly needed a victory to en. hance their chances of catching I Stanley Cup playorr berth.

The ftfthoslace Leaf-s_ yielded a 2-0 lead to the Bruins in the first period on goals by Gerry Toppaz- zini and Norm Johnson. Leafs got one back oﬁf the stick of M3“ Reawine, but Fleming Macken made it 3-1 for the B-ruins. Came then Duff's first goal, at 2:11 id.’ the second period,

He tried the game at 8:58 of “he Wlﬂdup Period while Bruins’ the second period. _

He tied t-hehgame at 8:58 of

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mt period: 1'. Boston, Top-paz- I-ni(Macke1l) :55; 2. Boston,

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1 New York, Gendron (Hebenton)

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(leading teams): ENGLISH LEAGUE Division I , w L 'r Pts. "’°1Verl1,ami>ton 21 5 4 48 ‘Preston - 19 5 3 43 West Brom 14 12 5 40 1“ 17 4 33 so 11 45 43 40 39 37 47 46 46 44 41 3 46 '3 44 7 43 “Word 13 114 7 lg 4,, Scorrisii LEAGUE Division I

Wwn.(Regan, Stasi-uk) 2:50; ‘mi 9:28. Penalties: Johnson

‘ ]a§f:om- period: 5.‘ Toronto, Duff

. mnjstrong, Morrison) 2:11. Pen- ;1ﬁes:Fla1na-n 4:33, James, Hill-

: mh‘8:52, Morrison 19:56.

1 ma period: 6. Toronto, Duff

‘, ones: Ho va H1‘ 7:10, Stasiuk = o:_44. ’ - —

; |:32, Foley 12:55.

:_ Prﬁnovost (G o y e t t e, Provost)

_, liaiis 8:32, G-endron 11:27, Har- vey 13:47.

_ Johnson 6:12, Sullivan and Moore

; 11. Chicago, Litzenbervger (Thom- .~ on, Ferguson) 3:42. Penalties: ' Thomson, Ullman 6:52, Godfrey

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‘ the English and Scottish Football - leagues after Saturday’s games

mmnto, Reaume 7506; 4. Bos- ‘,,,,' Mackell (McKenney, Fla-

.12,Reaume 12:31, James 12:45,

(Armstrong, Aldcon) 8:58. Pen-

stops: inimoiis

8 10 7-25 18 5 9-32 SUMMARY

first Period: 1. New York, Fon- iuto 15:27. Penalties: Olrnstead

second period: 2. Montreal, 5:00; 3. Montreal, Beliveau (Mar- a1a]1,Bonin) 10:34. Penalties: Third -period: 4. New York, lleiiiy (penalty shot) 6:12; 5. 11,28. Penalties: S-t. Laurent :38, 10:07, Creighton’ 18:30.

-‘Stops: Worsley 15 12 8-35 Plane» 7 7 _9—23

, Summary Eirsl period: 1. Chicago, Fer- ‘ ll (Litzenberger, Hull) 3:14;

SOCCER DATA

IJON-DON ZCP) — Standings n

SUMMARIES

3216, Huhl 14:49, Ferguson 18:13.

vecchio (McNeil, Mcln-tyre) 8:09; 4. Chicago. Nesterenko (Murphy, Skov) 9:22. 5. Detroit, Howe, (Godfrey. Wilson) 11233. Penalt- ies: Cushenan 1:48, MNeil 16:32. Third period: 6. Detroit,— Ull- man (Kelly, Howe) 11:16; 7.. Chi- cago, Litzenberge (Hull, Fegu- son) 18:58. Penalties: -Ponovo -t

Pilote 8:56, Goegan 13:57.

Stops . Sawchuk 4 10 7-21 Hall 6 15 .5-——26

HOCKEY SCORES

4 By THE CANADIAN PRESS . SATURDAY ' World Championship Canada 12 United States 1 Russia 4 Sweden 3 Czechoslovakia 2 Norway 0 National League Detroit 3 Chicago 4 Boston 3 Toronto 3 New.York' 3 Montreal 2 American League Rochester 2 Buffalo 7 ‘Providence 2 Hersehy 1 Cleveland 4 Springfield 8 Western League Seattle 6 New Westminster 4 Victoria 2 Calgary 5 - Saskatoon-St. Paul 4 Winnipeg Eastern Ontario Senior A Cornwall 1 Pembroke. 2

semi-final 3-2) OHA-NOHA,S.enior A,‘ Sudbury 1 Kitchener-Waterloo 1 (Sudbury leads best -,of 1- seven semi-final 2-1, one‘ game tied) International League- Cincinnati 3 Toledo 4 Louisville 5 Indianapolis 3 Eastern League ,_ Johnstown 2 Washington 3 - Ontario Junior A Peterborough 3 Hamilton 2

quarter-final 2-1) , Barrie 3 Toronto St. Michael’s 12 (St. Michael's leads best-of-five quarter-final 2-1)

This Week’: 1 Skating, Program

MONDAYL 5

Skaite—4 to 5:30

Night—3 to 10 pm.

TUESDAY-

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Junior Abbies Vs. Campbelllton _WEDNESDAY— '

To Be Announced THURSDAY-

Hocvkey _. , ,Royals Vs. Summerside FRIDAY ‘

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vjgérs ' 37 34 Queens County Iceilvleet ,‘ ,,. 14 2 7 30 SATUR,DAY— ‘Wk 14 ' 2 10, so Skate 2:30 to 4:15 5v - D“”5l0|'| 11 ' Minor Hockey “"3 2o 3 3 43 — ’ ’ math 17 - . -

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FISH 8. GAME MEETING

Mmthly meeting of the Queens Count)’ Branch of the P. E. I. Fish and Game Association will b9 held in the Canadian Legion Hall Tuesday» Mar-A 1 nth at 8 pm. New pheasant pI'0?.'1'ﬂm ‘Vin be discussed by Ralph Jenkins. All are W€‘1C0m€-

Second period: 3. Detroit, De1- ’ -

:59, Delvecchio 4:23, Skov :6: 7, ‘

(Pembroke leads best - of - seven I

(Hamilton leads best - of -"five '

Bruiico lloi'\'a_tl1 uas sittiiig out a} penalty. l By virtue of the lie, Bruins took‘: over third place in the NHL, ahead of Detroit.

Chicago's TV victory

streak and gave the Hawks al

spot. LITTLE TIME LEFT

Ed Litzenberger’s winning shot came 62 secinds before the end of the game. Wings’ goalie Terry Sawchuck failed to smother the

Satmdayipuck as Litzenberger came in to ended an eight. _ game losingjbreak a 3-3 t.ie.

Chicago had a W-0 lead at the: the end oi’ the second.

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the mvinn rm--=..--1 \X".‘VllO P-“IITVIS. slim chance of rnalzlne a pl.’-xvn.Ffvend of the first perinrl on goals‘;

by Lorne Fei'gi.ison and LlCZ€l’l~ berger.

of the season for a 3-2 score at

CARLYLE. 11]. d h I _ ' I (hound Baltimore an O '10 Rain _ ’

Alex Delvecchio mi-ide'it 2-Liroad freight train struck a earl Sen“ Find 5 but Eric Nesterenko pumped thelioaded with schoolchildren at an Puck behind Glenn H311, t0 makeluniguarded crossing Wednesday. the Hawks total 3-1, Detroit ace1'r‘=-we. children, all members of‘ Gordie Howe tallied his 29th goal one family, were killed. A 33- njng their semiﬁnal

._ -and passenger died an hoiir:3 games to 1_ The piayioff series ; ‘later.

CT?-ASH KILLS FOUR [ (AP)——A west-E

,CaVen¢§§;—,;h wins Mon, March 10. 1958vTh‘e Guardian Page 7

l Cavendish defeated Keiising- lton 6-5 in overtime at .Kensin‘g- ton Rink Saturday evening. win- 1 series by

lwas very close, only one goal ‘-

separating the teams totals in Merrill Simpsml and ‘the four games played. The last two games of the series both went into overtime. Fred Doug- h.art_ who fired the Wlnilllég goal in both overtimes, ya ‘ counters to his credit Saturdaylwere Fred Semple a'nd Eustacﬁ night. Don File also fired two. ilieeves. ,

Maynard Simpson, one each. For Kensingtont Wayne C‘hamPi011v J‘ G. Kennedy_ and K. each scored singletons.

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