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is treated private patients for pus types of iliness. More re- ntly he has had remarkable ecess, under medical approval, h asthma cases. DRST CASES In Bill’s experience the worst juries—exc’ t those that might > termed freak accidents to Le- and Geoffrion—were those pred by Elmer Lach. The for- great centre of Montreal Ca- iens at one time or another } a skull fracture, a. severe PR ssion and fractures of the pk and jaw. The mishaps to Leclair and frion still cause Bill to shud-

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‘Jim Norris isn’t the great bene- tor, after all. A week ago, the 52-year-old hillionaire owner of Chicago ; Hawks handed each player -unsigned cheque for $3,350 ith instructions to “‘bring them ck to me after you win the cup d I'll sign them" At that time, > Hawks had lost the first two mes of the Stanley Cup semi- series to Montreal Cana-

Chicago sports writers hailed prris’ gesture as one of the big- pst psychological moves in hoc- y history. A bonus of $3,350 to Hawk player, statisticians

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y's most prized trophy. im 1910, Ambrose O’Brien, ngel of the Renfrew Millionaires

s. In O'Brien's day, when the dol- ir wasn't as bloated as it is

nd when admission charges to : games was 30 cents, O’Brien ame up with a gimmick. In the ason’s final game he

00 to be divided among Ren- ew players for every goal ered against Ottawa and $50 te fe scorer.

IDN’T WIN CUP

Millionaires won 17-2, the flam- yyant O’Brien from. Antigonish, S., paid out $2,560, but Ren- ew didn’t win the cup. h went _ Montreal Wanderers, first- ace finishers of the National ockey Association who, under les ofthe day, automatically

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While still in his early ‘teens he studied i ly. He went to a couple of massage schools. He regularly sneaked into anat- omy classes with a cousin who was attending university... TRAINED IN FRANCE

Bill decided to go to France where he felt there were better chances for a masseur. He also studied ‘“‘medical hymnastics’’— physiother: py. To pay his way, he worked as a waiter and a pro- fessional dancer.

He decided to make his career in Canada and came to this coun- try if 1938. He took a job in the chemical research department with Anglo-Canadian Paper Co. in Quebec City. He volunteered for war service and was fre-

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Saturday game in Chicago, won 54 by Montreal Canadiens.

Here’s Toronto Maple Leaf Frank Mahovlich geiting stopped cold by Boston” Bruins’ goalie Harry Lumley. Harry has been

OTTAWA (CP) — The Journal quotes Clarence Campbell, NHL

Storey “froze” on two calls in night’s Stanley Cup

The story from Chicago by Bill

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Bill got back into his chosen profession —physiotherapy— with the Quebec Aces hockey club. In 1943 he was offered the job in

Montreal Forum.

specimen, Bill replied:

Asked whom, among the thou- :| sands of athletes he has treated, he considered the best physical

“From a definition of muscle

Westwick, sports editor, says Campbell was interviewed when he stalked into a Chitago hotel

fenceman. But from the ‘body beautiful’ viewpoint, I would say Butch Bouchard, also an ex- defenceman. Butch’s body was superb, but he was something of the lumbering type and hadn't the smooth, rippling muscles and

and reflexes, I would say Glen Harmon, former Canadiens de-

grace of movement that Harmon had.”’

terrific in all games and Satur- day night in Toronto he kept Bruins right in the thick of things. Lumley would surely love

Columnist Quotes Prexy As Saying Storey Froze_

after the game ‘as white. tense and entirely upset as you've ever

A 3 - minute demonstration, during which two fans attacked Storey on the ice followed Claude Provost’s winning goal at 16:32 of the last period.

Campbell is quoted as saying Storey missed calling penalties when Canadiens defenceman Al- bert Langlois tripped Chicago's Bobby Hull just before the final goal and when Biack Hawk Ed Litzenberger was tripped a little earlier.

FELT “ROTTEN”

“I've never felt so downright rotten about anything in my life,” Campbell is quoted as saying.

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right <t it and Storey missed the call on Langlois. I was never surer of anything than that he tripped Hull... .

“Storey also could have given a penalty to Canadiens for a trip on Litzenberger a little earlier when that provided the opportu- nity for Canadiens’ fourth goal But Storey is one of my senior officials, and he just froge

“Even then when the demor- stration began, why didn’t Red drop the puck? It might have prevented some of what happened.”’

The win gave Montreal semiinal series 4-2.

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