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what rast Bethe best~tarm—system—of-any—major—learue—| on iii tilions sane sated <- the others. ree ee ao tI club. They have dealt away seasoned veterans almost in- beat tas’ tal mcs eo Sees tees 7 a iii Martin's first at 4.35 of of ; wut | tdany ||| SoPie tiene abarade oe — Boag: Big ae goals Wednesday nig night 20 New Gilbert 9 (Howell, Hadfield) | 10th among players stil active | blay) 15:32. Peualties—Hillmas | when he got away from the Bor mnbae ttt _ = ; Rangers an _up-| 7:16; 5. New York, Gilbert 10/in thé league. e 1:42, Duff 4:03, Roberts 4:55. iden defence at the blue-line and eas The proposed system is this: each NHL club will be al- | Mill 42 victory over Boston Bru- | (Kurtenbach, Hadfield) 15:35. Right - winger Claude Larose| Harris major 8:01, Mahovlich | broke in all alone. About # min- : lowed to protect a certain number of players (at the moment, |%* im a National Hockey |Penaities—Green 2:34; Neilson | added a pair of goals, Yvan | 8:15, Stemkowski 14:27, [ute later, he flipped a Willie : with illumi. 10 is the tes. quae, Sad 20 Tepes ene to onc of Gs Sew League game. a 8:35, va | eres Bates op bis seventh oe — indicater. teams, it will be allowed to freeze another in his place Gilbert scosred goal,| Third peried—6. New York. | of the season—sll on the power ecti T igh ae Bruins, of course, will protect future top-notchers like Orr | ‘ving the game, at 7:16 of the| Nevin 6 (Goyette, Marshall) | plays—Bobby Rousseau had his| [glqqr) Teams Meeting onight tint con. and Marotte, There is a chance, however, that they woxi’t | second when he beat Ed John- | 13:33. Penalties — Brown 6:48, | sixth and Beliveau his see : Bright 25 -_______have-to-freese Orr because he still has some junior eligibility | ston from 10 feet out on the left | Connelly 10:40. ond to “out the Montreal There will be a meeting of the Model CT500 redierguler pie tube remaining. side. The goat eame ona per-|— Shots-on }eemeing -Prepare For City Ladies’ Basketball League Sewing eren of 300 But as we sald before, there are young pros waiting in \| fect pass from Harry Howell. 6 7 7—2| Jim Pappin, Tim Horton and | Le i tenight-at-8—gean.— atthe Comet sq. 25,000 pic the wings for the call te duty who are the end result the | Gilbert hit for. his second goal |New York __ 13 18 15—4 | captain George Armstrong were’ munity Centre, Stewart. St., - “ng finished product, of years of patience and perseverance of the | at 15:35 when he blistered a 20-| Attendance—13,133 the Toronto goal scorers ve, Games Charlottetown. Aes ees oe part of both Boston management and roofers. It was this | footer past Johnston moments By AL -McNEM SUMMARY All those involved are urged te — Memory ing, anni- almost fanatical youth binge, which none of the other clubs | after the Boston goaltender had y First alte glere bonded, sefety tube, enti- seemed te favor, which seems destined to come back amd | made a spectacular en | MONTREAL (CP) — Mont- period—1. Toronto, Pap-| At least M teams from this ee: ie ae In case You're wondering about the name of the master- ms Netin gave the Rangera| EtOH score spree of the nex-| Montreal, Richard 7” (Provost part in the First Canadian Win- supply. One-year warranty en eral manager of the Montreal Canadiens Johnston from close up with |122f 63 in a National Hockey | Larose § (Ferguson, Harris) |bec. Athletes all over the Is- | Mmanship. $ yr. werrenty en See thd teed? oh League game Wednesday night. | 11:27; 4. Montreal, Cournoyer 7 |land are making preparations solid state, : THIS AND THAT Boston oe sad |. The, Wit also marked another | 12:04; §. Toronto. Horton 3 ‘Jef- |for the games which begin on WITH APPROVED TRADE ......... ta the, Cee We" bascinn ot] eaieme Se, the Consdines 0 | 607. oem at biecenes [e s enri Richard, their driving : Regular workouts have been | Red O'Quinn has signed anew five-year ‘contract, and that | his’ shar them ‘behina’ the "Wes {02,cemme. reached the 250-coal |Baun 11:27, Richard 12:33, La lneid in many of the sports and Frank Clair has also hired on a half decade deal. The ac- Yu on bam it Ramee (ee Be Segew coors: canes waned 6 Montreat, |‘nough the final makeup of count alse that O’Quinn has purchased a share in the Deer Gal Ten en eee ate hl cons Bas C. Toctediien Porm, (tne Nie ot bone the — A a a coal Of $0800... Tt begins to lock as-thongh ; zane oe fae the first-place ay 45h Tomonte Acce_|teams have been partly selected Stan Mikita is going to seramble away with another scoring goaltender Ed | Teats a a ae a coe, ‘already. Completion make- | | title, practically unhampered. The flashy Hawk has an , der ce Se ee et et oe 8 ‘esenu @ [UP iS expected soon as all team Pic tae point: lead ever Phil Goyette of the Rangers. | a 6 dat ari ee ee Lace rriere) i.$4 {Fosters have to be in the hands small part in his success is cae | elteet Seaiale the clubs. liveau, f recvem 3 4 ef provincial co-ordinator David one penalty, a minor, so f ae tied tant cone oe ae eee te “| Boswell by December 31 + . | Mayle Faas to his stick eget Se ee ee Moving. rapidly towards the a

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