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DETROIT (AP)—Detroit Red Wings skated for more than an hour Friday in a final tune-up! = for-the-openingof-- their-—-Staniey-|-

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General -manager-coach Sid Abel said the players may skate for a short time today before leaving for Montreal. : : Abel also decided that the Red Wings will not stay at a down- town hotel this year. Arrange-

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Canadiens Hold Dry Run

Under Newlce Conditions. ; eT ~camera,”’—Worsley—said. “But | you soon get used to it and you! J ' ” ‘Teertainly couldn't use them” , es f — (the lights) for an excuse if you’! i ; , 5 got. beat."’ | Blake, whose team will have) j. enjoyed a 10-day layoff by Sun-| iday’s contest, said he did not: ithink the enforced rest will hurt! ithe club. ‘ | ‘WON IN FOUR j | Canadiens ‘eliminated Toronto | - \Maple Leafs in four games in| s |their semi-final round and had | | “ia bye while Detroit and Chi | | _ |\Cago see-sawed through six con-

9 Forward Dean Prentice and “\defenceman Leo Boivin were picked up from Boston Bruins in a ‘late-season trade but only Pxenticeappeared to jell with | the Wings. | However, with the return ot ‘Bill Gadsby from __ injuries, ‘Boivin was paired with the 2. year veteran and the two had f an outstanding series against | Chicago. : | Prentice, on a line with Gordie Howe and Delvecchio, scored the tying and winning goals in Wings’ 3-2 win over \Chicago Tuesday to clinch: De.

By AL McNEIL | MONTREAL (CP) — .Mo ——“feal “Canadiens have had their, first trial run under some of! the conditions they will face for | the first time in their best-of-| ; seven Stanley Cup final against ' Detroit Red Wings. | The Canadiens open against | Detroit Sunday afternoon at 2:30 p.m. EDT, and the game will be carried throughout the | united States in color on} the National Broadcasting, Com- | x pany’s network, as well as the; §' regular black-and-white telecast ; |

in Canada—by—-the Canadian | . tests before Chicago bowed out. : Broadcasting Corporation. g) “If we lose this series to De-: Abel denied this was his reason ~ troit's playoff berth.

Friday’s' workout for the. troit, people will nae fe for changing from their usual | — vos Montrealers was held under the | _ the layoff,” Blake said. “We | troit defeated Chicago. four

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to test netminders Lornejas the National Hockey them good.” ane Wake at “Charlie [League’s” Yop~ “goaltenders this ~-The—Wings.-already.. have. Hodge with shots from certain |season, had burnt cork smudges earns two games in the Chi-| - - Wind areas caused by shadows under each eye to cut the glare. |¢480 series under the additional | thrown on the ice by the addi-’ He said afterwards—he—will Candle power required for col-; he Montreal Canadiens’ two tional lighting. try the same makeup at to- red television presentations. | tTremblays—J.C., LEFT, and’ The ice is tinted a television dayjs practice before deciding | Canadiens are favored at 13 | Gilles—are key figures for the _.. blue to. reduce glare. iwhether to use it in the open- to-5 odds to take Sunday's! team in their, Stanley Cup USED CORK AS AID ‘ing game. “ho opener.and _.oddsmakers __have | = = _ Worsley, who along with “The lights bother you at made them 5-to-2 choice for the Hodge yon the Vezina Trophy ‘first, just like a flash from a Series. {

s _. The second game will also be | ~--§PORTS FRONT.

The best-of-seven at 2 p.m, EDT and will be tele- vised on both the CBC and NBC

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reason for changing hotels 1s so) «] we’ can-give-them_a | his players won't be subject to/good run, but we are going to -stares...of..fans..and. convention: /have..to...go...for-.the..body..right J. ers. off the bat to slow them down.” NO FREAK SHOW Abel says he is not concerned “This is- not a freak show.” by the fact only one team in The Wings will stay in a To-|the history of the Stanley Cup | ledo, Ohio, hotel after the two has won the cup after finishing | games in Montreal and between |fourth during the regular sea- the games..in- Detroit. .|son.Toronto. did ‘it in 1942, beat- | Red Wings’ captain, Alex jing the Red Wings.

Delvecchio, said he felt Detroit; He also is paying little atten- would have to slow down the tion to Detroit's. performance jagainst Montreal during the | lregular season. The Red Wings

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Alm st E | National League lmade- a determined effort Fri-|MacEachen would leave imme-|STILL FAVORITE fax pitched his first complete | BY - o qua Los Angeles. 100 001 000— 2 80/4... to wreck the Banff applica: (diately for .Rome to~ support) -Banff- still was seen as the|game of the season and Jett reogtinns yaad eestor al : S Chicago 000 100 000— 1 61 tion for the 1972 Winter Olympic |Banff's application beefore the |favorite for the Winter Games. |Torborg’s third straight hit, Sates Lane e By CHRIS ANNETT Koufax (2-0) and Torborg; Games. * }10C. Ambassador Gordon {Its competition comes from punched across the decisive run} ° tty 3 ae Ellsworth (-1) and Hundley. | ‘phe wildlife Management In-|Crean also would do what he Sapporo, Japan; Salt Lake/jin the sixth in a 21 Los An- in the United States will be seeing graceful [Sam Fram. 000 0000000 80 stitute said in a letter to the |could to help. . (City, Utah; and Lahti, Finland. |geles Dodger victory over the BREED FOR EARLY SPEED and White against a blue background of frozen Houston 100 000 00x— 2 81 /international Olympic Commit-|PREDICTS RESENTMENT | Montreal's competitors for jlast-place Chicago Cubs Friday. : after while all of Canada will witness the con- Shaw—t+-- 1), Gibbon (5) ltee that facilities necessary to| “This is certain to be re-|the Summer Games are -| Koufax, whose longest string ventional black and white blobs on their TV sets but that [Priddy (7) and Haller; Giustl|ioiq the winter Olympics would |sented by many Canadians who nich, Detroit and Madrid. |in two previous starts was six ADIOS FOREVER $ not upsetting too many: people as they (1-1) and Bateman. HRs: Hstf \aectroy much of the natural |feel that commercialism has no |There's no tlear favorite here, |innings, upped his record to 2-0 ae their favorites chanches on the eve of the 1966 Stanley Cup. |—Morgan (2), Gentile (2). lheauty- of Banff National Park. place in national parks.” ‘but Montreal’s position is be-|with his second verdict over the . ; championship finals. It was not immediately estab-| The IOC begins a plenary ses- lieved to have been weakened |hapless Cubs, who haye lost six] P, 2, 2:05/3; 3, 2:083—by Adios, dam Helgo Han- The ‘series = op oS comtest as beth clubs lished here how many Canadian |sion Sunday. Meanwhile, its ex-|by Banff's forceful. bid. No{straight: He gave up six hits. : over by Billy Direct. a8 oer. —< a ant % eee eee agri = members the group has,.if any: ecutive board has been meet-|country has had the Olymplics| Koufax, whose holdout with First son of ADIOS ever to stand on P.EL. ~~ {> er Montreal i ee sats ed in the ree rig, Bo It had been erroneously re-/ing and, in a separate develop-|summer and winter since 1936,|Don Drysdale kept him idle | as SERVICE FEE $2 seekag. peg be a goed idea to Sonkaer wis ported here earlier that the ment, the presidents of 21 inter-|when Germany staged both. most of the spring. still ap- $200.00 mathe Habs, long noted for being a skating team, will in group's headquarters was in national sports federations cast| Pearson, in his statement in |peared below his 26 - victory 20 Approved Mares Only all likelyhood outskate the Wings over the long run ‘and this Banff. : ‘ |seeret ballots for their choices|the Commons, made no. men- form of last season in a duel of oe will be a big factor. This is going to pay off in the end and - 7 ae to Gaprielson a oh ong the me cities — — ‘ Seite application. |southpaws with Dick Ellsworth. F ASTW AY~ : Foc rinere (inne-when one jsign y Ira e 0 mmer Games an unich originally was figured wes as we clas os a one goal ns they posal & be ashington, “president of ~ the four ~~ lookingfor~ ~the~-~Winter-to~have--an—inside--track-on-the |}... DISCOUNT Hp 39:07 By Kings Counsel: ieee able to forecheck and play it safe. Toronto and Meee did institute. — Games. Summer Games, but the West | EF, 3,<2:07—By Kings Counsel, dam ~‘Rosétte “by: not have enough skating power to hald a lead and- DIDN’T .KNOW GROUP - The federations have no ac-|German, city's chances have | ; Mr. McElwyn. why they are géing to be watching the series. Ed Davis, a Calgary business- |tual voice in selecting the sites been menaced by 2 PRICES. ahs SERVICE FEE $5 0: 00 ee Detroit has the three. superstars, Howe, Uliman man who heads the Olympic 72 |but, as certifying agents -for|position from the Soviet. Union , . vecchio and they are going to be a thorne in the Committee, toId reporters: |Olympic athletes, they have|and East Germany. : wal’ ediuet hese. taree, From tesacan down Geo man -named-Gebricisca. ner ain ihe firs time they nave come| Houston Colt GRANDR. ? an-named--Gabi on,— i ey’ have come ; a perhaps a bit stronger especially on the blue line : nia . nid their in-| U n ts ; : = here the series is going to be leak Oe re eae (tance inte way. The! | 'P. 2:07—By High Volo, dam Ruth R.* Volo by w ta-tha-sertee. going te. ae advantage. The Habs Wilderness Management __Insti- | fluence. in this way. Their votes | Down Giants Pt Volo 1 a eae a " . ‘ . oe 2 have an extra game in Montreal and this could play a big ewe caMicasiiiter Sokin . ae role in the final. Detroit has held a monopoly on games “ad tional * Olympic Second Round *»| HOUSTON (AP)..— Joe Mor- oa played in the Olympia for the past two years and even though Committee will announce Tues- gan and Jim Gentile backed | savel SERVICE FESS $100.00 ‘ they lost a couple in the middle of the season at home it pen aan cena Summer Rai ed Out Dave Giusti’s eight-hit pitching} — $ must pe reuseberee that they were tor all intents-and-pur- abe ea wees = ined | ___._ |with home runs Friday night as MARES BOARDED AT $1.00 PER DAY : mg layoff might have burt the Habs rather than BOB BOLIN _-_| (Ur cities seeking the Summer| DALLAS, Tex. (AP) — The|diee Giants 20) All get of these sires are eligible to Down East helped them but they did manage to regain Richard and that} --- eae Games. second. round of the $85,000 | Giusti, levelling bis record at Classic of U.S.A. : may. prove te be the difference in the two clubs. Richard . Davis said the conservation |Dallas open golf tournament'11 was in trouble frequently ee is noted as a team leader and his return gives the club the PROB ABLE argument has been. raised be-|was cancelled Friday because hut plugged his way through STANL Y strongest unit of centerman in the league, (Backstrom, Bell- > jfore against Banff's candidacy |of rain. All scores were wiped | ith the help of some gaudy HOPPE Tote: [: MAYH vera aall it eee up to be a fine bunch of hockey PITCHERS edgier oer — laid to jout Shas. round will | defensive play. = al 8 ; ho Uy . . -|rest when ,! anadian govern-\be pla ay. f F: Palmer Electric Bidg. ss games and although I am c the Habs to win I am not : ; ment endorsed the candidacy.| When the cancellation came, | ee onte made a fal Dial 4-4072 : KINKORA—6-32 going to guess at the number of games. _,|By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Banff park is under Ot Gene Littler and Dow Finster- |...’ Soch and on one knee : MINORS OPEN itehaire ee Gln in eg jue: cn eae vith a Led me forced a runner at second to seball’s major leagues w anadian government, in |men oles. The forgotten league as far as Island Baseball fans 0 Awon-lost ‘records: - |faict, gave a re-endorsement| Doug Sanders, leader in the |fc've the Glants with the bases opened it’s 1966 schedule yasterday as the ae ae 0 _ Ameriean League ‘Friday of Baanff's efforts to/jfirst round with a four-under- pit, staub threw out Jim nsdn nee wal, ce swung hoa aeons mo; |. Minnesota (Grant 1-1) at Cal- bring the Winter Olympics tojpar 67, had played only five Hart at third on a hit to left on Sacra oie mi wae dated te Oliv pose se day tin ie (Loe saat asa Canada for the first time. {holes and was one over par. ‘by Tom Haller. i ; Spm Sone een eS Both homers were off starter

tests. Columbus, which took the flag last year by two and @ Kansas City (Talbot 0-1) (N). |

half games is heavily favored to repeat the trick again this | ~- Detroit (Monbouquette 1-1) at | by | ; Bob Shaw. season. - Washington (Duckworth 0-1). | C ar ottetown Women ‘ tie ee erie SHNINGFIELD fe Toronto, after having finished fourth in league play came Baltimore (McNally 1-0) at). pet ee pepo’ re . Ti RE S

en strong to cop the league playoffs last year and they have New York (Peterson 1-0). esentially the same roster again so they will pose a threat. | Cleveland (McDowell 2-0) at It seems a shame that they are the only semi-major league (Boston (Stigman 0-0). 3 4 ten team sponsored .in Canada. Sis : National League Several competitions wound Island star. Vern Hadraghan, who finished the season last Los Angeles (Sutton 1-1) at UP the curling season for the year with Jacksonville is now flinging for the Vancbuver Chicago (Hendley 0-1). Women’s branch of the Charlot- entry in-the West Coast league. Hadraghan locked horns New York (Selma 0-0) at At- tetown Curling Club. with Dobson of Portiand the other end and came out on the lanta (Fischer 0-1). While members were compet-

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