The Montreal Star from Montreal, Quebec, Canada • 27

-r-iJ 'af I THE MONTREAL STAR MOVDAT MARCH 7 1969 27 MU jv -1 iainPnsPs Sparkles Lachine Rink Expects Tough Curling Battle In Debut -r -jk x-i I V' I Ft -A i fulfil Pitt It John McCartan put his shiny new reputation on the National Hockey League line last night and By HAROLD ATKINS Tht Stirs Sports Editor FORT WILLIAM Ont March 7 tfXWwy 1 i i it came away looking like solid Hunt skip of I Annkiuia mImu Saa ika TVtmSlIinH I S- in the Dominion entry gold: v-l ii Championship which opens here today has no false illusions about what he and h' 51 Curling -V-'V hf i-'J 'V i 'kl-'S "L-Wl I'J 4' irr-v97V'--- i-" fe- r' i-' -i? -v i -v jiv V- 1 4 A McCartan 24-year-old hero of the United States Olympic hockey champions stepped into New York nets for the first pro-! fessional game of his life and ace 1uesl famed Brier slopped 33 shots as Rangers beat Tankard Detroit 3-1 I are in the big leagues in! He was properly modest about this said Hunt while: his debut giving most of the knew the opposition is terrific credit to his defensive corps but' in jK nothing could be taken away intend bttfycry ncb of from the lanky goaltender who wy- fn we turned in an almost faultless! defeatist complex We game worked hard to get here and we The next game may be an en- intend to give everything we have I able to overcome early tensions This has proven a killer to many previous Quebec rinks but as the luck of the draw would have Hunt conceivably could have wn a major round yesterday when the moguls sat around with 4he skips to determine the drw lor the nine-game run for each Ylm Hunt drew New Rrumwii-k Newfoundland and Nova Scotia for his first three games He also drew the lucky bye for Thursday which means he play more than two games a day a majnr factor in this gruelling series While the draw seems to have worked for Hunt there is another equally tense moment to overcome That is playing in a big arena such as Fort William Gardens before a large crowd This is a lot different than playing in club bonapiela around the Quebec area Brier officials say that the advance sale for the bonspiel has already gone over 20000 weekly tickets This means a possible 'gate' for the tourney St'--! ft JT ''v i i 4 tT 1- "At '-ty --v-its vj to make Quebec and our Lachine confreres proud of us" As curlers from every province in the country converged here for the title round-robin which goes five days there were few of the experts who conceded the East a chance to break the western monopoly on the title The Richardsons of Saskat tircly different story but right now McCartan look better Hia work was the only bright spot in weekend Saturday they ran into Glenn Hall of Chicago Black Hawks the hottest netminder in the league at the moment and were shut out 54) Toronto Maple Leafs all but! TED HUNT the best of them on a given day They have all the shots The big thing in the Brier is Olympic Puck Star Shows Form With Blurs hpine of is the weekly books the psychological angle being dolJarg ended Boston Bruins playoff defenders of the crown hopes and assured themselves of a Jrej-a e(M? repeat And listening to the playing his first MIL contest paced New York Rangers to 3-1 victory over Red Wings Sullivan No 7 and Irvin Spencer right background are other Rangers Former United Olympic goalcr Jack McCartan makes save off Detroit Red Murray Oliver left in last night's game at Madison Square Garden McCartan Standings NATIONAL ISAIil Sport Sounding! place in the Stanley Cup semifinals with a pair of weekend victories over the Bruins 5-2 in Toronto Saturday and 3-1 in Boa-ton last night After the weekend dust had cleared Canadiens were 14 points Baton Rouge Golf Honors To Palmer SLt! IM'V Fishy Stories From Yarmouth Cnrfjan Pr a YARMOUTH Strange fish stories have been coming from the Yarmouth waterfront A women and a small boy were fishing side-by-side on Sweeney's Wharf when each got a bite at the same time They pulled up their lines and of rourse earh had hooked the same fish a 10-inch pollock That wan't as unusual as the gull that got tangled in a line The boy and hia sister hauled the bird in to untangle it and they succeeded The Lakehead cities of Fort William and Port Arthur have opened their doors wide for this event Giant bunting bedecks streets and stores there' a skirl of the bagpipe almost continuously merchants have huge neon signs out with aurh wording: cnrlera We hope all your shots are on the broom" Saskatchewan opens ita defence against a toughie in Manitoba's Mae Sales of the Strath-cans club Alberta's Stu Beagle goes against Ontario's Jake Edwards 'of Kingston PE tackles Newfoundland and Nova Scotia faces Northern Ontario These kickoff games mean a lot especially to a rink like Lachine If Hunt gets off on the right foot this could be the team that brings Quebec ita first Brier over Detroit and Bruins were six Mali fcerres US rih Hv Fislior wisies if the boys from Regina make it then Alberta and Manitoba will be right in there ready to maintain the superiority Ontario British Columbia and Prince Edward Island are rated next on the list Of course all of this prognosticating is just another needle to puah the Hunt gang that much harder Quebec bonspiel followers will tell you that the Lachine foursome may not have the Brier experience and polish of some of the teams bidding for the title but one thing they do know is that Lachine ia a fighting team Mind you they be going into the fray without This ia a rink that can curl with Brier Draw CaniMtiitn Prr BATON ROUGE La March 7 Arnold Palmer has struck gold on the United States winter golf trail what wonders are worked by McCartan To the reporters who milled around him in the New York dressing-room after the game McCartan said most of the work was done up front tonight not by The St Paul Minn native but not before the gull laid an egg in the girl's hand and jgince the blue ribbon classic was bit her on the thumb inaugurated in 1927 'AT THE half-way mark of the National Hockey League season Kvesal writers and broadcasters in each of Ihe six hockey eitiea sat down to select an all-star teant It was their feeling that the two best goalies in Ihe league were' arnii pie of men named Jacques Flan to and Terry Sawchuk In that order Plante who allowed only 78 goals after Ihe first 35 games of the season was given 68 points in the voting Sawchuk with 89 goals against was given three points less If a third team had been selected Glen Hall of the Chicago Black Hawks would have made it with 22 points Hall had allowed 104 goals after his first 35 games of the season The end result of this half-way voting is that Tlante and Sawchuk are certain to make the all-star team at the end ofan unpredented amount this IjC(l(ors the year Their wide margins BWiwwwirHpemwi 1 after the first-half voting ere tournament win and his third since January He has woniVif imr lltirhov $2221186 in the last nine weeks 101101101 IlOChey Moe Norman of Toronto and two nthera tied for 15th starting time of each'round: (all times EST) TOOAT The only goal scured on him me from the stick of centre Alex Dclvecchio who smashed iul rookie Murray Oliver's rphjiunrl Fimi pwind 1 Pro" Ontario vs Al-rnuKie mumy uiivers reDOunaipr(a Nswioumunri Prim Kiimrd ivhiio McCartan was lying flat: North on- while after hlocking the first shot He'll play four more ENG or later a career waiting for you in technical Mies and service with our expanding industrial division Petroleum experience Is not necessary the relationship of our products to your field of specialization is part of our excellent training program Being bilingual would help Better than average salary expenses usual benefits and like the people working -with you For an appointment please call Rourke Manager Industrial Sales WE 5-2423 such that it would require superhuman rush by Hall to it ratch up with either of them Yet possible but not probable that Hall will win the Vezina Trophy If his first half behind a porous Chicago defence had been anything resembling were place He shot and picked up $303 George Knudson of Winnipeg fired and was in a four-way tie for 36th position He was out ot the money So was Bill Ezinicki former National Hockey League star playing out of North Reading Mass who shot and was tied for 40th place with four other men fllnmllnftii: MnntrrM won 37 inn 14 tied 1J Niinln Mi PiimtH: Bull I'hirajto 77 OomIs: Jiorvnth Boston Hull riuctjgo 37 MfiifN: MrKenney Bouton 43 Rhiitoitis: Hull CuIrhro six Pens II ten: Brewer Toronto 110 jtario Manitoba vn Bunkatchawafl QupIim vi Naw Brunawirk Bya: BrltUh with Rangers before reluming to urm Nrwfniinilluid Allwrt Nw Bnina-wirk Ontario British roIiimW: Nm Hcntl Prince Eitwnrrt leland Bye Manitoba rsitAv Third runnt am New Rrunawtrk va BrltUh Columbia Nov Broil ve Quebec Bsnkatclmrin va Prince Edward laland Northern Ontario va Hanitoh: Alberta va Newfoundland Bya: Ontario Knurth round pm Prince Edward Wend vs Manitoba Alberta ve Nova Brotta BrltUh Columbia ve Newfound-land New Brunswick va Ontario: Saakatehowan vs Quebec Bya: Northern Ontario: WEDNEMDAT Fifth round pm: Newfoundland va Ontario: Baskatrhewan vs Alberta: Manitoba va Quebec Prince Edward leland va Northern Ontario BrltUh Columbia va Nova Sfotla Bye New Rrunewirk Sixth round pm Quebec ve Northern Ontario Rrituh Columbia ve Baa-kntchewan Ontario va Nava gtvitis i Newfnudland va New Rrunewirk: Mnm- Quarter-final series lied 11 Iiiha ve Alberta Rye: Prince Edward one game tied) iund Saskatchewan Junior Prince Albert 2 Regina 4 his army duties Brian Cullen Andy Hebenfon and Dean Prentice beat Terry Sawchuk one goal coming in each period Saturday afternoon the Rangers fired 33 shots at Glenn 18 of them in the first period but the quick-handed veteran to be denied his sixth shutout this season and his second-in-a-row Peterborough 1 Pwirrir 1 Seventh munri I urn: Novi flmtiii a New Rrunewirk Manitoba va Hntiah Northern his second-half contribution thus SUN OIL COMPANY LIMITED Induttrial Diviiton 3550 St Petiick St Wcchend Sports Results MONTREAL I -fnlumhia (Regina leads best-llf-scven semi-final 3-2) PROFESSIONAL OPPORTUNITIES (Civil Service of Canada) wha DIRECTOR OF ECONOMIC RESEARCH university graduate with ElCnlfl PIImHui i AlnPila Prmoe KHwdrti wand Ontario Mam- experience in economic analysis at a senior level to give eronn-inba: New Rnnnwtck vn KHktciwn: mjc advice in the field of radio and television) Board of Broad- Ontario va Albert Qurtw Pnim Kilwnrd Inland: On n' lakalclwwiin- Uyr: Newfound International league Indianapolis 7 Omaha 3 Milwaukee 3 Toledo 10 Interprovinrial Senior Cornwall 4 Pembroke 2 (Bcst-nf seven series tied 11) Okanagan Senior Vernon 1 Kelowna 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RESEARCH SCIENTIST WELDING (university graduate in Montreal City Bantam Final Snowdon 45 Lions Boys' Club 14 game hesl-nf-lhree series) 'BOXING Manila Bert Snmodio 133'ii Windsor 3 Rcllcville 5 Saguenay Junior Alma 7 Chicoutimi 1 lonquicre 6 Dolbcau 2 Port Alfred 7 Arvida 6 OIIA Junior Guelph 3 St Catharines 5 (St Catharines leads best-of-9 seven quarter-finals 2-1) title) (First Stopped Huitla Prince Edward laland va larlo Bya: Alberta Eleventh round 3 pm: Munllnin va rn tj Nov Scotia Prince Edward Inland ve Bonilie Espinosa 1333a Naw Rrunewirk: Quebec va Untartn (For Philippine lightweight WtClMWIifl 1 far he would have been in j1 strong position to run away with A' the trophy Hall is the big man behind the Black push for a playoff position this season Hr has allowed about 15 goals less than his closest competitor Plante during the second half of the season and if he should GLENN HALL hang in there and win the Vezina Ihe likelihood is that the goalie with the least goals against in the league won't make either the first or second teams What it amounts to is another strike aiin-1 Ihe formula of half-season voting Too often players with fine efforts during the first half have tailed off considerably during the last half of the schedule yet have managed to hold on lo their all-slar ratings on the strength or the voting margins they accumulated during the first 35 games Something must he wrong with ihp sysirin nr voting to permit this kind of result It seems lo me that a player should be judged on his lull season's work If Hall for example were judged that way he'd be on one of the two teams at ihe end of the year As it stands now he probably won't make it Winning I'mier I'ressure HALL has been winning the big ones for the Hawks and under the severest kind of pressure He may in the long run shatter the I henry about giiallcnders needing some protection in order to play their best hockey: lacial protection that is been getting the protection the hlue-line from aroused second half contributions by rierre Pilule and Elmer Vasko and it's showing up in hi remarkable goal-tending pprfnrmanre for the second half of Ihp season Hall is one of the nicer alhlcles in Ihe league Hp' a quiet man who never finds rause to criticize any of ihe players in front of him though the opportunity has presented itself many times during his earner with Hie ltlaek Hawks If the Blark Hawks nuke it Hail should he given a major share of the credit along with o( course Ihe spectacular Bobby Hull It would he nice if all star selectors recognized (he goalie's worth by placing Hall on at least one of the trams If he doesn't make it the system's at fault How You 1 00k Al li gOME of the dressing room visitors were kidding Canadiens' coach Blake on Saturday night alter ihe Detroit game Blake's summer plare was broken into last week and Ihe visitors were discussing the culprits who hv the way werp arrested by polire shortly after must have hcen Toronto fan'" somebody said lo Blake Plake grinned: a matter of fid I saw th" sii'peels when police rnllr-l me lo identify some of the loot "One of them looked like "Pum Indadi and ihe other three looked like referees!" 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