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5, 1963. —

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Toronto Maple Leafs keeps his

Goalie Terry Sawchuk of the Richard (16) and Dave Balon >

OUTNUMBERED

(20) r in the

whipping

Laghuk Tons 13-7, Polyblank

74, WAS DEADLOCKED

Franklin nipped Grant

eyes_on the puck as Henri move in for a loose puck dur- Tapped took a

of Montreal Canadiens

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comeback

(Carver)

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minutes remaining, capped a/| | for a 43 National Hockey Lea- |

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SINGS

lone point *3- «1. until 19:50

enbach Fleming) 13:15. penalty—Brown

Seiling 4 3:15; 2. Boston

First Period — 1, NewYork, Third

| 13:42, Howel

lrey 2:34, Rivers 6:05, Green

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|played a } catch up.

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Second period — 4, Boston, Fleming 15

the goal with

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utes earlier @ shot alone

close range and tle The Rangers, PUT BRUINS

Donnie Marshall Green to lift in a forehand from the . king to re. in lead on 70-foot

Slightly more than three min- Ranger

~ RCA VICTOR “CAMDEN”

4:59, Hillman 19:36 Saves Paille | Merrie | . FOR | RELAXATION

IRISH Sf

CORMACK

But the Rangers fell

successful

12> feet SUMMARY

|New York; Ratelle 7 (Robinson, | Howell) 8:42. Penalties

the Boston defence trapped in the left corner. AHEAD

in front of put the Bruins in front,

Reg Fleming made it 31 at /§:02 of the middle period.

and

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way past defenceman Teddie

Ratelle’s first goal came on

Orland Kurtenbach and Wayne Rivers scored within less than two minules of each other midway in the first period to 27; 3. Boston, Rivers 6 (Schock,

5 (Williams, Green) 11:-

Minors 4:59, Rivers

Penalti¢s—An-

barrelled his game of Kurt-

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