The Times Herald from Port Huron, Michigan • Page 11

3B THE TIMES HERALD PORT HURON, MICH. Friday March 11, 1963 Montreal turns tables on Bruins Colt stolen in California ROMOLAND, Calif. (AP) A 10-day-old thoroughbred colt, whose mother is the cousin of the Triple-Crown winning stallion Secretariat, was stolen from its stall at the Black Diamond Ranch when the owners left to do some errands. The colt, valued at $40,000 to $100,000, was stolen sometime Monday night. NHL Roundup By The Associated Press Until recently, the Montreal Canadiens owned the Boston Bruins.

Just Last season, Boston managed one meager tie in eight games with the Canadiens. But the Bruins turned the tables on Montreal this year until Thursday night. The Canadiens, who trail first-place Boston by 11 points in the National Hockey League's Adams Division, asserted themselves against the Bruins for the first time since the opening game of the season. Montreal outshot the usually stingy Bruins 38-21 in posting a 3-1 decision. "They beat us the last three times they've played us," said Montreal's Steve Shutt, who scored the Canadiens' first goal.

"We had to come up with a big game. It's getting near the end of the season now, where all the teams are thinking playoffs. The Bruins are going to be in contention, too. We had to prove to ourselves that we could beat them." Montreal did so by dominating play after Boston's Rick Middleton scored his 39th goal of the season 1:24 into the second period on a power play. Shutt tied it at Ryan Walter streak on the road as they rallied in the third period on goals by Mike Bossy and John To-nelli.

Tonelli put in his own rebound after some sloppy clearing work by the Pittsburgh defense with 7:22 to go. The Penguins are 0-4-1 in their last five games and nave the fewest points in the NHL, 38. FLAMES 6, JETS 3 Kent Nilsson had two goals and two assists to pace Calgary. The Jets have lost five straight Smythe Division matchups and are only one point ahead of fifth-place Los Angeles in the sector. Only four Smythe teams will make the playoffs.

WHALERS 3, DEVILS 0 Down at the bottom of the standings, the Whalers snapped their nine-game losing streak in style. Hartford had surrendered 63 goals in those nine games, yet it befuddled the Devils as Greg Millen stopped 23 shots. Blaine Stoughton connected for his 38th goal at 9:38 of the second period with the Whalers holding a 5-on-3 skating advantage and Millen didn't have to do much to protect it. The shutout was Hartford's second of the season and Millen's first. got the game-winner at 12:35 and Mark Napier hit an empty net with 23 seconds remaining.

Elsewhere, it was Philadelphia 6, Minnesota Detroit 4, Chicago the New York Islanders 4, Pittsburgh Calgary 6, Winnipeg 3, and Hartford 3, New Jersey 0. "It's one of the better games we've played lately," added Shutt, who now has 30 goals for the season. "You can't just play one good game. I think you build on it and gradually get better. This is what we've been doing the last two or three weeks." The Canadiens are 5-1-3 since being blanked by the Islanders Feb.

19. FLYERS 6, NORTH STARS 3 Minnesota lost away from home for the first time since Feb. 3 and saw its six-game unbeaten streak snapped. Bobby Clarke had two goals for Philadelphia and Brian Propp contributed a goal and two assists, ISLANDERS 4, PENGUINS 3 The Islanders broke a five-game winless going almost goncl Here Is your opportunity to buy i quality Lawn-Boy mower at prices lower than you will ever see again I The '82s arm going IMPORTANT FACT! The 1983 models have number of new features required by law, so costs will be higher than last year. Figaro's tightens lead in rec league 'wee Mod 4571 Uwaaaaat Murray had two assists each.

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Schunk, Kreiner and Figaro's Lounge maintained its five-point lead in the St. Clair Senior Men's Hockey League with a 5-1 victory against Midas Muffler. Les Smith scored two goals for Figaro's, 9-3-3, while Gary John-. son, Gary Sadowy and Tom Seely had one goal each. Steve Hold-burg was the winning goaltender.

Phil Sullivan had two assists for the winners. Smith, Sadowy, Seely and Tom Henderson had one assist each. Mike Shier accounted for Midas Muffler's lone goal. MULCH-R CATCH SUPREME Models Models Chinese star out of hiding 9IW UP TO saveS UP TO 65- NOTICt Of tUHK MADNO Nolkt It hrtby tlvtn thot tht City ot Port Huron will hold Public Hearing on Hit City a ton Huron Droll Focllilltt Plan lor Wmttwoltr Monogtmtnl. (or tot purpow ot rtcalvliw commtnlt ond vltvrl ot In.

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IM3 SAN FRANCISCO (AP) Com-' ing out of hiding eight months after she defected, China's top woman tennis player is in Washington today to press her politically sensitive request for ayslum. The case of Hu Na, who says she wants no part of politics yet fears persecution if she is sent home, has strained relations be- tween China and the United States and involved officials at the highest levels in both countries. Miss Hu, 19, and her lawyer, Edward C.Y. Lau, said before leaving San Francisco on Thursday that they hope a personal appeal will prod the State Department and the Immigration and Naturalization Service into approving her application immediately. Lau said an INS official told him a decision might be announced today.

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As time goes by, you'll know why. Hank Schneider Marine 3905 Pine Grove Road Friday Briefing From wire services II Blue Water Reflections A Pictorial History of the Port Huron Area. By Mary Burnell Amy Marcaccio Blue Water Reflections, a handsome, 200 page book of pictures, facts and stories about our city from its birth to present day. This Pictorial History will be published in two editions that you can order today. The "Collectors Limited numbered, with special bookplate ond sianed bv the authors, is $24.95.

the "Deluxe Edition" is only $13.95. Either would make a fine addition to anyone's library, they would also moke a unique gift for friends, relatives or associates. Bowling TOLEDO, Ohio Tom Baker of Buffalo, N.Y., despite averaging less than 200 for his round, still won six of eight matches Thursday night and maintained his lead after five rounds of the $200,000 Toledo Trust-Professional Bowlers Association National Championship. Baker, a 28-year-old right-hander who has led four of the five rounds, bowled no higher than 204 in the fifth round and now totals 8,943 for 40 games. He closed his round with a losing 165 effort and saw his lead trimmed to 20 pins.

Narrowing the gap from 150 pins after the fourth round to 20 was Gil Sliker of Washington, N.J. Sliker, the second-round leader and a 12-year veteran hoping to win his first title, split his eight matches but rolled a round of 1,748. Completing the top five were 11-time titlist Mike Durbin of Chagrin Falls, Ohio, with defending champion and all-time leading money-winner Earl Anthony of Dublin, with 8,878, and Kevin Gillette of Florence, with 8,846. Football SOUTHFIELD A Detroit-area television station has reached an out-of-court settlement in a lawsuit against the Michigan Panthers and the United States Football League, a station spokeswoman said Thursday. WKBD-TV in Southfield had filed suit in Oakland County Circuit Court, alleging the Panthers, at the urging of the USFL, had withdrawn permission for Channel 50 to broadcast the team's game in Florida on Saturday night against the Tampa Bandits.

The game will be shown as scheduled on WKBD, at 8 p.m. Saturday. Golf ORLANDO, Fla. Mike Nicolette putted his way to a five-under-par 66 and the first-round lead in the $350,000 Bay Hill Classic. Joe Inman shot a three-under-par 68 on the Bay Hill Club course and was alone in second, two shots off the pace.

College Basketball ATLANTA For the third straight year, Virginia center Ralph Sampson won the Naismith Trophy, awarded by the Atlanta Tipoff Club to the top college basketball player in the nation. Sampson is the second three-time winner in the 15-year history of the award. The other was UCLA's Bill Walton In 1972-74. Tennis In celebration of our 15th Anniversary, the Museum of Arts History along with the Times Herald, commissioned the publication of this new pictorial history of Port Huron. It's a volume to inform newcomers about our heritage and to delight old timers who "remember Please remember there will be a limited number of books printed, they are available at the Museum of Arts History and the Times Herald.

4 A. Blue Water Reflections is now available for inspection at the Museum of Arts History 11 15 6th Port Huron Hours: Wed. thru or Call 982-0891 and the Times Herald 911 Military, Port Huron Monday thru Friday 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM Pleose add 4 Sales Tax I BRUSSELS, Belgium South African Kevin Curren eliminated Jimmy Connors from the Belgian International Indoor tennis championships in the second round. Curren had 12 aces and dominated the baseline to defeat Connors 6-2, 7-5. NANCY, France Wojtek Fibak of Poland advanced to the Quarterfinals of the $75,000 Lorraine SNVB Open Grand Prix indoor tennis tournament with a 6-2, 6-2, vio tory over Michiel Schapers of Holland.

Figure Skating HELSINKI, Finland Scott Hamilton, the U.S. figure skating champion, won the gold medal for the third consecutive year at the World Championships. Norbcrt Schramm of West Germany captured the silver medal and Brian Orser of Canada the bronze. 1 Si uum.