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'I nsaM7Aaenaaieaealt THE GAZETTE WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1959 25.1 Habs Top Hawks 2-1 Henri Richard Scores In Wild Finish Winning Goal ITT- 'I i 4 I jthe first period with his second I goal of the season. on the green period-ending light, the red light is unable to flash, powm had seen the green UaM j.tw.rf it. 'Rocket) Richard snaked the puck away from Chicago forward Ron Murphy at centre ice ar.d fed it to his brother. Henri had only one defenceman to beat, which he easily did, and skated in on Chicago goalie Glenn Hall unmolested. I tb Chicago claim, Henry Richard's winning tally came at 17.43 of the second period.

His brother, Maurice Rearguard Wally Clune Back Hall stopped the first shot, but the puck fell behind him near tne goal mouth. Richard still was able to sweep in behind the fallen Hall and nudge the puck Into the cage. Dick Moore gave the defending league champions a lead in The Royals return immediate- ly after the Kingston contest to I ALF SUWINSKI il.ii For Royals Game At Kingston Lakeshore May Try New Strategy Against Verdun 'Cats On Sunday Kingston to meet the last place Frontenacs (June nas missed the last two v. games with a head injury. Clune has missed the last two Lakeshore's sleight of hand wizard, quarterback Marv Berg mi rim intn hie knt nf tricks for a few new items Sunday afternoon when the Alouette Flyers host Verdun Shamcats at Valois Park.

The contest will be the opener of a two-game, total-point series for the QRFU Senior championship The second game is sched- Veteran defenceman Wally Clune will return to the Royals lineup this ewning when the! ineup mis ewning wnep me local LTHL entry travels to Ta, fi T.J IVrUVUIIIC) I ICU In Verdun Loop, Sportive Wins Two of three games in the Ver dun Playground Juvenile Hockey league ended in ties last night. Alnuettes and Loisirs deadlocked 1-1 and Grants and St. Willi-brords battled to a scoreless draw. In the other game Leo Plantf Carter, Marcel Blais scored two Pace Hull-Ottawa Victory Hull, Oct. 27.

CP Hull-Ottawa Canadiens defeated Three Rivers Lions 4-2 tonight b'ore 1,587 spectators, to move into a second place tie with Montreal Royals in the Eastern Professional Hockey League standings. The top line of Billy vmie.ru uui jrsirrnay ana Sreen light to take his regular spot back of the blue line. With Clune back In the line up, veteran rearguard Jacques DeSlauners will probably not dress for this encounter The high flying Royals who have won four, lost one and played two ties in seven contests will be making their firit trip to the Limestone City. Royals coach Floyd Curry haa his club primed for a tough contest against the luckless Frontenacs Curry stated that he plans to insert rookie left winger Ernie Dupuis into the lineup. Dupms will sub for Joe Szura another rookie who was injured Sunday afternoon.

Szura is expected to out for six weeks with a frac- tured collar bone. Ski Conditioning, Program Tonight The Laurentian Zone Ski As-oration will hold its first week 'Y conditioning class tonight at West Hill High School at seven o'clock. The classes are free and open to any interested person. The program will be run by Fred Urquhart, coordinator of athletics for the Greater Montreal Interscholastic Athletic Association. Professional instructors will be on hand.

The classes, which will run for two hour periods, are regarded as an excellent opportunity for skiers to get into shape for the season. Only requirement for persons wishing to attend is that they bring their own towel. Chicago, Oct. 27 Montreal Canadiens made a gift goal in the second period by Henri) Richard stand up the rest of the way to whip Chicago Black: Hawks t-l in a wild National Hotkey League battle here tonight The game ended with Chicago players swarming about Referee Y.a rowers claiming th, a goal a Chicago skater had knocked into the cage as the final horn sounded had tied th score. Racking the Chicago contention was th fact tnat the red light behind the cage had flashed an indicating a goal in spite of the fact that the green light on the same stand, which designates the end of a period, als ohad gone on.

Normally, when the timer turns Cansiens goal: Plants; defense IHarvay. Langlols, Johnson. Talbot, Trenv hlsvi forwards: Botun. Bemesu. oeoi.

Irion. Hicks, M. Richard, Moore. Pro vost, McDonald. H.

Richard. Ooyetie Marahsll. Pronovost. Chicago goal: HaU; defense: Arbour. Evans, Pilots.

Vssko, St. Lsurent; for wards: Lindsay. Skov. Balfour. Sloan.

Murphv. Hay, Litienberger, Nesterenko, Hull. Wharram, Maloney, E. Bslfour. Mikita.

Referee- Ed Powers; linesmen: Jack Ashley, Art kov. First Period t. Canadian. Moore (R, Richard, Talbot) 13.37. Penalties: Netterenko, Moor 114, Geoff rioa, Evans It 03.

trend Period I. Chicago. Maloney (Hull. Neslereoko) I Tsnsdiens. H.

Richard IM Riched 17:40 Penalties: Prnnovn Vasko 7:20, Murphy 13 Third Period No scoring Prntltyi Talbot Stops: Plants 11 II Hall 7.1" City, District Squash Results Following are the results of the Mont- resl City District Squash Tournament being played et the McGlll University courts. Prellmleary Raced Titiien def. Williams 1-2, Rritt def MrDiermid 3-1. Wright def. Budge J-0.

Meighen del. Samuels 3 1. Ftrel Stennd Smith-ChaDman def. TUden $. Walsh del.

Leslie 3-0. Woodfine def. Brltt 3-J. Bishop def. Dessaulles 3-H.

MrAvity def. Oagnon 3-1. Main def. Griffiths 31. Irving def.

Waldo 3-0. Matthias Normandin 3-0, Wright def. Henley 3-1, Meighen def. Ouarles 3-1. Adair def.

Ham 3-1, Ballev def. Lafontaiae 3 0. Serena Round Smith-Chaoman def Walsh 30. Wood- fine def. Detlor 3-2.

MrAvity def. Hudson 3-0. WEDNESDAT TtRAW 1.43 Matthias vs. Wright, Meighen vs. Adsir.

Bailey vs. Valois. g.13 Smitb-Cnspnun vs. Woodfine, Pemberton-Smith ve. Bishop, Mam vs.

Irving. TURNER MANAGER Nashville, Oct. 27 Jim Turner York Yankees pitching coach for the past 11 years and one-time major league star, was named manager of the? Nashville Vols today. His home! is here. I ALUMINUM LADDERS STRONG LIGHT DURABLE COMPACT LADDER COMPANY LTD.

10037 London Ava. DA. 2-8130 WiTH goals each to pace Sportive to a fi-3 victory over Police. Jacques Brunclle" and Gilles Serririer were the other marksmen for the winners. Ken Acton, Rod Dia mond and Guy St.

Jean tallied for Police, Kenny Conslantin scored for Alouettes at 1:03 of the first period. Bernie St. Pierre evened the count for Loisirs at 11:30 of the final period. Mike Fenlon of Grants and Norm Brown of St. Willibrords shared the honor of recording the league's first shutout.

RICHARDSON WINS Halifax, Oct. 27. CP Sharp-punching Blair Richardson, Eastern Canadian middleweight champyion, pounded out an eight-round tkn over Cliff Bobo't Fiddler of Prince Alhert, tonight in their scheduled 10-round non-title fight. Richardson, of South Bar, N.S.. weighed 155'j and Fiddler 155 for the middleweight scrap.

Fiddler is the Western Canadian champion. MEW DEPARTURE TIME for Jet-Prop Britannia flights 4 TOMMY GRANT By TED FERGUSON 11.60 the following Sunday at Verdun Stadium. Reports eminating from the Lakeshore camp last night indicated that Herb Trawick's troops are considering employing sev eral new offensive plays against the Shamcats The nature of the plays was Quebec Defeats Hershey 3 To 2 Quebec, Oct. 27 CP Camille Bedard scored a late second-period goal and Quebec Aces' solid defense made it last for a 3-2 victory over Hershey Bears in an American Hockey League; game tonight. Alain Caron and Jacques Locas fired the other Aces goals, thrilling the crowd of 6,262 fans.

With ID minutes left in the game, Hershey goaier Michel Perreault was hit by a skate in melee in front of his net and had to be hauled off the ice. He suffered a slight concussion After a 15-minute delay, Claude 'Baha) Dufour finished the game for Hershey, allowing no goals. Pheasant Hunters To Pelee Island For Annual Shoot Pelee Island, Oct. 27. CP An army of 1,000 hunters had arrived on this southernmost point in Canada today for the opening of what is considered the greatest pheasant hunt of its kind in North America.

The annual influx of hunters, by boat and began yesterday. The two-day season opens tomorrow morning. Usually a peaceful agricultural island. Pelee was humming with activity today as the. hunters were taken to homes on the is land where they will board dur ing the hunt.

The outlook for the hunt seems ta be particularly good with some hunters claiming the is land bird population is at a record high. Pelee Island township officials two weeks ago added 1,000 adult cock birds to help ensure a good hunt. The hunt is a ma jor source of revenue for the smaUf island with non-resident hunting fees of $35 a year. BC Buys Varone Vancouver. Oct.

27 CP British Columbia Lions today purchased John Varone, fullback and defensive linebacker from Winnipeg Blue Bombers of the Western Interprovincial Football League. Purchase price was not announced. Varone, 24, joined -Bombers two years ago and was a mem ber of the 1958 Grey Cup team He is five feet 11 inches 200 pounus ana a graduate oi me i i i iL- University of Miami. PAJACZKOWSKI NAMED Calgary, Oct. 27.

Uu-Quarter- back Joe Kapp and guard Tony Pajaczkowski have been named the Calgary Stampeders' out standing backfielder and lineman by a vote of the fans. Shrinks Piles that sufferers were able to make such statements as "Piles have ceased to be a problem!" And among these sufferer were a very wide variety of hemorrhoid conditions, some of even 10 to 20 years' aUnding. All this, without the use of narcotics, anesthetics or astringent of any kind. The secret is a new heal-ing eubatance (Bio-Dyne) the discovery of a famous srientifie in-uUiUs. Already, Bio-Dyne is in wide use for healing injured tissue on all part of tbe body.

Thi new healing substance is offered in wipjmitory or omtmtnt form called Preparation fj. Ask for individually sealed convenient Preparation Suppositories or Preparation ointment with special applicator. Preparation is told all dru? store. Satisfaction guaranteed or moaey refunded. rr Thil Maloney'i tally, while tha Canadiens were short-handed wai the best the Hawks could get.

The. Chicagnans now have gon eight games without a victory. During that span they have collected only 10 goals. Rent a Hertz car OVERNIGHT pin. -9 o.mj ONLY $5.00 fmt JfTZTW i UMMMA DAUPHINE and SERVICES OP STABLE ow.jfc.a- to rrnnnri, WINNIPEG, VANCOUVER RENAULT your V7 HANK LAPOINTE of undisclosed.

But, it was learned that the same old cast Beigson, Crant, Lapointe and Sliwinski would be featured in the revised script if it is pressed into action. "We don intend to start shift ing our players around this late jn the day tfam offjcji)1 Mid Even if we did weed have a tough time finding any backs who could do better jobs than the ones we ve got now. He added: "The new tactics may not be used at all. It depends on how well we do with the old plays. Anyway, we're working on both brands in drills right now." The Ky Playtr Bergson figures to be the key-man in the Lakeshore offense no matter what manoeuvres are employed.

In four games at the throttle he has inspired the Baby Als to a position where they are confident they can upset the Shamcats. His attributes are the kind a coach dreams of finding in a player: He can kick the ball a country mile, take off with a burst of speed when there's an opening in the line and is the owner of a dandy passing arm. Bergson has been around foot ball longer than most of the boys in the league. But his talents have defied the age rule. He seems to improve as ne gets older.

Top Ground Gainers The other big guns in the Lake- shore backfield are fullback Tommy Grant and halves Hank Lapointe and Alf Sliwinski. Grant and Lapointe are boring inside runners while Sliwinski is at his best on end This trio contributed a great deal of the club's 15fl points scored during the regular season The figure compares to 97 points chalked up by Verdun. Further statistics support the theory that Lakeshore is an offensive power while the Shamcats excel defensively. The Baby Als have had 101 pom's scored against them and the Shamcats only 54. Yet the Shamcats ouensive output was sufficient to push them into first place witn an 8-3-1 record.

Lakeshore finished the schedule at 6-5-1. Sunday's game time has been advanced to 1.30 p.m. Convenor Harold Piatt, in announcing the change, said it was due to the advent Standard time in the area. TUESDAY'S GAMES NATIONAL LEAGUE Canadiens CUeag 1. AMERICAN LEAOCB Quebec 3, Hershey 1 EASTERN PRO LEAGCK Buii-Ottawa 4, Tfcree-Rlvera 1.

WEDNESDAY'S GAMES NATIONAL LEAGUE Canadiens at Terente. Detroit at New York. EASTERN PRO LEAGUE Rs'sls at Kingston. Sault Ste. Marie at Sudbury.

Standings NATIONAL LEAGUE P. W. L. T. r.

Cenadlent 7 I 1 54 Detroit 781 1 17 A.Pti as 7 11 Toronto 1 11 Boston I 4 I S3 14 9 2 7 32 2 3 r.evr York I 1 Chicago I 1 7 1 13 AMERICAN LEAGUE P. W. L. T. r.

A Pti Providence 20 14 Springfield I 22 19 13 3D (Rochester 4 nersne Cleveland 9 1 Ouebec 12 3 BuJialo 7 1 I 0 14 17 4 EASTERN PRO LEAGCE puiir a pts Sudbury I 1 144 313 Rnrals 7 4 1 i is Hull-Ottawa 4 8 33 it 10 Sault Ste. Marie I 4 1 29 13 9 Three Rivers I I I I I Kingston I 7 47 3 46 4 METROPOLITAN LEAGCE P. W. L. T.

r. A Pts Canadiens 1 1 6 0 4 St. Jernme 1 1 0 9 7 2 2 Lakeshore 1 Larhine 1 2 2 4 2 I '1 1 Snnwdnn 1 Sorel 1 NOG Verdun 2 1 4 10 1 0 0 0 4 13 0 Pt-aua-Trembles Nationals 2 Play lour point games. FORUM Tonight at 8:30 P.M. Wrestling Main event net televised' Championship Match WLADEK KCWALSXI vt.

BUDDY ROGERS 1 eut 1 fells te finish THE MIDGETS (4) Alte: TAG TEAM MATCH 2 ether star bout 2 Prices: (eservee! seats $1 75 and Si SO en sale at Atate 4 Clots. Streets. General Admission at SI 00 en (ale tenient at 1 e'otk. Carter-Bob Boucher -Gilles Trem- blav were the big guns with Bow cher scoring two goals, Tremblay one and Carter assisting on all four. Their other goal was scored by John Kowalchuk.

Leon Rochefort and Sandy McGregor scored for Lions. Boucher opened the scoring at 5:26 of the- first period by slamming in Carter's flipout from the sWe of the Three Rivers net. Rochefort tied the score at 12:53 when his long shot bounced past goalie Ken Walters. Boucher scored his second goal less than two minutes later on Carter's rebound, after the latter had stolen the puck from Lions' defenceman Ian Ander son. Kowalchuk scored the only marker ot tne second period, on a 30-foot slap shot that went through the legs of Lions' goalie Ray Mikulan at 4:20.

Gilles Thi-beault of Three Rivers was serving a charging penalty at the time. Tremblay made it 4-1 at 4:25 of the third period on a direct passout from the corner by Carter. Ttir Kiver fnal: MikuUm it-frinei Rngglvim. Martin, Chevnw. Anderson forwards: Desaulnieri, Pir-nn.

Hall. MrGregor, Sabounn, Roche-fori, rnnis, Lclir. Balon, TiibnuH. Hull-Ottawa nal: drfensv: Ptcard. Longarml.

Ganthifr. Hamilton: for Carter, Richard. EllMt; Boucher. jvnwairnuit, u. rremmay, courey, Chiar-Ui, Majnnry, Amiable.

Flrrt frrtti Hull-Ottawa, Boucher (Carter, Tremblay) 2, Three-Rivera, Rochefort (Martla Sabounn) 12:53 1, Hull-Ottawa, Boucher (Carter) 14:37 Penalties: Anderaon 4 19. Gauttuer :12. Richard 1:11, Uclitr Gauthier 17:12. Serend Period 4, Hull-Ottawa, Kowalchuk (Carter, 0. Tremblay) 4 20 PnaltiM: Thibeault S5, misconduct A2i Balon it, 19:12, Hall 18:13.

Third Period I Hull-Ottawa. G. Tremblay (Carter, Boucher) 4:23 Three Rivera, McGregor (Hall, Thibeault) 1J 40 penalties: Thibeault 7 47, Martin 1:08, Kowalchuk 1:36. Balov 19:31. Stops: MUtulan 19 Walters a 7 18 SKATE MJIECE'S Johnny Bennett 4) Kenny Grant Coma in end tee our full fin of sporting goods 1441 MeGILL COLLEGE AVE.

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