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The Toronto Star from Toronto, Ontario, Canada • 11

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Stanley Cup playoffs have Marties relax a really tough act to follow just too soon fl EAST DIVISION RACE Present standing DRAMATIC TIE Curling get going just as season is closing By XEILMacCARI Hockey scores and standings House 68 UM SIAL CALL st 18 294 52 Sunday' Result 20 using an illegal HE'S BACK OX BEAM Sillier is London's big Den ELGIN Weekend NHL summaries (L These 5 Brand New 70' Pratt Minn $0S Httenso LA 0:5: 35 (Ah I 3 Serial 3TO5HIO575 I At At actory Invoice I Cost Price! i Ba id II (Cwhe'i Still fantastic covers HORSESHOE VALLEY At actory Invoice Cost Price! MOUNT ST LOUIS HIDDEN VALLEY OPEN DAILY TILL 10 PM (V MANSIELD SKIWAYS GEORGIAN PEAKS IHCm tteutt ttn ruotwri wrw CANADA'S LARGEST ORD DEALER HA um kt wins GOLERS 7:30 MAPLE LEA GARDENS measured the found it to be 12 20 10 23 a world of difterrnc in Golf Short from HARRY KENNEDY 22 18 0" 5 minor) Ba timer Cleveland Rochester By RAXK ORR Star sports riter London Toronto fr W(AR COSUMeive psf AMERICAN LEAGUE Eastern Division "OOTtor' Roof belled OHA JUNIOR Besf ef even Semi finals At actory Invoice Cost Price! Gardens ar Marlies a 3 1 lead from the 1 2) (0 2 GoaSA ytnv 3a (Jciwn ALL ONTARIO idget Mac's a Suddury 3 2 Una' 4l G'sor) 15:48 Perl 15)5 23 10 UUNftTO Ti(t writ a CLOUD ALL Oat 0x6! Marltes drew a little used penally from referee Jack Bowman of Montreal when Knights protested Steve Shutt was stick Bowman blade and only 1999 inches thick in stead of the regulation mini mum two inches Shutt was sentenced for "play inc with an illegal stick" a 1 i were missing winger Mike Murphy who is out indefinitely with a knee injury and defence man red Barrett who has a charley horse Barrett could play tomorrow night oval belted tires power tec ring power disc brakes radio Argent styled steel wheels Serial OT05R134990 Boston Bruins AT HOME fit: April 5 Toronto AWAY (2): April 1 Montreal April 4 Toronto a 10 minute miscon then yapped his way game misconduct content with that Third Period 1 MnevhCh 9 (J Trem Hr Court Oyer) li 2 Vvk (Bay 17:43 0N THE SALE! RwAMrrwi 31 SVbK Ton ALL ONTARIO PEEWEE Sud' 7 o5' 5 iCoury 2 0 ALL ONTARIO BANTAM Tor Young Nats 13 Suoourv 1 Montreal Canadiens AT HOME (2): April 1 Boston April 4 Chicago A WAV (I): April 5 Chicago TOURNAMENT BOOKINGS AVAILABLE 297 1121 Detroit Red ings AT HOME (21: April 2 Toronto April 4 Xe York AWAY (2): April 1 Chicago: April 5 Xew York Chicago Black Hawks AT HOME (2): April 1 Detroit April 5 Montreal AWAY (11: April 4 Montreal Ovuvft 1IIM The Hugh McCarrel rink from St George's whichwon the Ontario Curling As sociation Junior Tankard in 1P69 completed a nne gaine sweep of Interna Knights' Saturday come back was the more dramat ic of the two because they left it until rather late in the game Marlies carried a 3 1 lead into the third period sagged badly and only some bril liant goalkeeping by Bill a 1 1 preserved the margin Two late goals by Terry Holbrook one at 18:43 and the second with the goalie out at 19:55 earned tie East night London had a little help as Marlies drew back to back penalties late in the game when they had a 3 1 margin Just as the first expired Dennis Gian nini scored at 17:26 and Darryl Sittier tied it at "Our club can scramble with the bestof them" said London coach Bep Guidolin haven't done much the easy way this season We're improving every game and most important Sittier is playing his best hockey of the NATIONAL LEAGUE East Division Second Period 2 Pr sour $aher 13 1:14 3 Phiiaaeich a Dornnc' Johnwr) 9 55 vsor pqx eri (aou miner) 35 Pan Dornho'er pra 17J2 Third Period wide oval belted power steering disc brakes radio 0T05Q1 17087 actory Invoice Coif Price! Ne Yx evm (Luce Irvira) 4lt 035 'Qi 4 56 Bon NY 7tt Mahdv 4 Tke NV 1 Joo Second Period BRAND NEW 70 Mustang Mach 1 428 V8 4 barrcl Cobra jet engine 4 on the floor tires power Serial a pair of weekend Saturday at Maple id la nght each time three min end of the late surges ties in tooth edged ('milter 7 6 nn last after overcoming an four hot deficit AP Pnoio DOX LOOK NOW BL I Goalie Roger Crozier of Detroit Red Wings seems to be turning away to avoid seeing Boston Bruins' Derek Sanderson crash to ice Actually collision spun goalie about during first of two tie games teams phased BRAND NEW 70 Muttang 2 Dr Sports V8 4 on th I oo wide oval whit wall tires radio wheel ''Competition" suspension Serial rOT02106657 BRAND NEW 70 Torino Cobra 2 Dr Sports Roof 427 V3 4 barrel Cob a jet Ram Air engine high back bucket scats drag pack wide oval belted tires console power steering power disc braks radio Tachometer eolor kcvcd racing mirrors Serial 0H381 14724 At actory Invoice Cost Price! Ered Osburn of Guelph reigning Ontario Schoolboy champ deadlocked at 4 5 Lalonde Randy Cooke of Buffalo and Lawren Steven ton of McGill I'niversitv each won three and lo't six and Bill Sewell of Utica XY was 1 8 Second Ported K' SC iic Dor Chicago bich tse vea cw Onooel) I24C Do Third Period 3 Chicago Hull 35 iMfta Mohns) 7:45 4 ChtfJQT 9 Hull 3 (PI5?) nsr Sooni 6 IS Maki JA Attendance At Chcaqo 2050 0 DETROIT 2 BOSTON 3 After Tailors established the 3 margin early in the second period Marlies sagged They wandered about the ice over passed in several situations and failed to shoot enough A little tantrum by Gary Geldart London's key de fenceman midway through the third period appeared to end Knights' hopes Heated up when referee Walt Gardner assessed a slashing penalty to goalie Dan Bouchard Geldart shot the puck down the ice to draw duct into a Xot Gcidart delivered assorted "choke" signs to Gardner as he was leaving the ice something the OHA might not appreciate too much Marlies rallied briefly un til the late penalties and the inspired Knights salvaged the split Saturday Gavin Kirk and Steve Vickers who played with a football style helmet and face mask to protect a cheekbone broken three weeks ago gave Marlies a 2 0 first period lead Gerry Bradbury scored for London but Tallon sent Marlies into the third two up on a brilliant effort Holbrook's last stand he roics both scored from scrambles pulled that one out Just about the surest bet of the curling season in the Metro Toronto area was that Murray Roberts or Bob Harris of Unionville would be the first skip into the circle Year after year it seemed all they had to do was throw a few rocks and they had draw weight and were winners Eventually the others caught up to them So this year when they joined forces the partner ship seemed certain of in stant success But it didn't work out that way They finally did click in the Ontario Curling Asso ciation's Challenge Round "the at Kings ton in December winning a spot in the Consols' play downs That was their only suc cess until Saturday night when they won the annual Beef Rama bonspiel at Avonlea Curling Club edg ing Dennis Henson of Thornhill 7 5 in the final been a little slow getting started" Harris aid tongue in cheek Harris and Roberts had a new front end combination in Ted Westlake and Ken Bartholomew They had knocked off Dx ic's Ken Somerville in the quarter finals and Howie Atkinson of the host club in the fours Meanwhile Henson wa coming on strongly as a dark horse to take it all disposing of I nion i I I Boh Law ie and Dave Salmon of the host cl'lh The final was close Har I ri took two on the second I and Henson evened it with two on the fourth They traded deuces then singles Turning point was the ninth end when Hcnon seemed to have Harris in real trouble but tne la'Jer made a triple takeout with his first rock Henson made a ht and stayed Harris tried to Snow Conditions BLUE MOUNTAIN PARK Boston 2 Derroii 2 SY Lc Jis 5 5 Oa nd 3 Remaining Gmei Los Anoe es at esC'ta New Yo'k ot Pcs'sn a' Mont'a Detroit at Ch ca co Phiadelphia at Pittsburg Oax la 5 a 5 Louis Thjnrfa Toronto at Ce'roit Lo' 5 Priiadephia Lc A tqe Oa'and iurfl Av Bfstcn a Toronto: ca a' Montrea Nev Yo' at DMrot Minneota at pr ila de ohia a' er rooi) M5'c'roh a Louis Oak land a Los Anqe Toront Boston Mont dm Chl a at York A'inn5o'4 Pittsourci EASTERN LEAGUE a aven 2 Clinton 0 'eads vni 31 4 Charlotte 3 Greensboro ns sen ma 4 2 Snvtn 940 Smitn Third Period Dehexho 19 iMAholk h'vs! 40 ivAwf Afrrdance at NCV YORK 4 MOSTRIAL 1 Saturday's Result! nrk 1 Chicago I Toronto 1 Oumt 5 Bos 5 P'tsouron 2 Les Anqe 2 Sunday'! Result! a SUN Even more indicative of the battle between the top five teams was Abel's attitude after gaining the two ties "If anyone told me before the weekend that we would tie Bruins twice I wouldn't have believed Abel said are always tough cn their home ice and thev have been tough at Olympia Erark Mahoslich put Wings ahead early in the first period at Boston Saturday but red Stanfield Ken Hodge and Wayne Cashman had given Bruins a 3 1 lead midway tnrough the second period Veteran Gordie Howe Alex Delvecchio and Gary Un ger ail scored for Detroit within six minutes before Phil Esposito for Boston and Peter Stemkowski for Wings left Detroit with a 5 4 lead Then at 16:04 of the inal period Bobby Orr scored his 31st goal of the season to give Bruins their tie Delvecchio and Unger scored for Wings Sunday while Don Awrey and Don Marcotte replied for Bruins It was the 19th goal of the seasen for Delvecchio and the 394th of his career which placed him fifth in the all ume XHL scoring standings Peter Mahovlich for Montreal and Walt Tkaczuk for Xew York accounted for the tie at Montreal orum Satur day Rangers struck with a vengeance at Madison Square Garden last night and goals just 25 seconds apart by Jean Ratelle and Brad Park snapped them out of a month long scoring slump It was only the second victory in 15 games for Rangers and ended a nine game unbeaten string for Montreal Ratelle's second goal of the night and a fourth marker by Bob Kevin gave Rangers their first victory over an East Division club in five weeks Henri Richard spoiled a per fect night for goaltender Ed Giacomin with only nine seconds remaining Dean Prentice and Glen Sather scored for Pittsburgh Saturday Gary Dornhoefer replying for Philadelphia Ross Lonsberry wnh two goals and Dick Dutf and Butch Goring were the Los Angeles marksmen Claude Larose and Bill Goldsworthy connected for Minnesota Bill Collins and Larose with two each and Tommy Williams Goldsworthy Danny Lawson and Bob Barlow were the Minnesota goal getters Sunday Gary Jarrett Mike Laughton and Don O'Donoghue scored for Oakland Seals replaced goaltender Gary Smith with Charlie Hodge after North Stars had beaten him for five goals There was a dispute over a game tying goal by Ron Schock in the dying minutes at Pittsburgh Referee Bill riday settled that claiming the goal came within 19 seconds after a penalty at 19:42 although the time clock failed to restart after the penalty A later check of radio tapes confirmed it had been scored about 10 seconds after the penalty Dean Prentice had two goals for Pittsburgh ai on teyne Tracy Pratt and Schock rounding out the scoring Ab McDonald paced St Louis with two goals Phil Goyette Gary Sabounn and Bill McCreary adding the others Canadian Preu (OOVD Seend Ptrlod Man Marcott Orr) A I I 3 03 Ra' NY 4 43 919 14'5 Thad Pened xa' Vs ra 31 jj 4 RlfNrf 1 ft' NY li4 a) Nw Ywm PlTTSlURGH LOUIS I irst Ptrloa S' lv VjO 4 (Go Rnv 1 i oryM 100 74 (Mere 4 49 CORAM OR LEATHER GOL SHOES Aftundancu at Philadelphia 1 4404 NEW YORK I MONTREAL 1 34? Nr' 7:52 10:39 ercuW la 30 Second Period Nd 4CDrirq Rl NY Io Arae eh GoHno 3 ti'! Du' i i 4 Lt Aq LviteY 4 5 Lok LDIM' TV rae it c' LM Anpu Du" 5 I 'pa LA S5 37 Abundance at io! Aoeiei Pittsburgh 2 Philadelphia 1 Sunday'! Result Stratford 5 Dixe 3 OHA SENIOR New York Rangers AT HOME (II: April 5 Detroit AWAY (2): April 1 Toronto: April 4 Detroit TORONTO DAILY STAR Mon Mar 30 1970 MI 6 Peptic (Sena A) 68 26 26 16 226 229 4 aS lo 218 69 20 33 16 206 fi9 Ifl 5 7a7 PatiiMt 7 Quecec 2 Cleveland 6 Rccr e'er 1 Montreal Hershey 1 3 in i 5 Providence 7 Sunday's Result! Ce eland 5 Buffa 1 Ba irrore 2 'eai 2 Sorinqfie'dj Providence 3 Queoec 4 Rcches'er 1 uture Games Prcviderce Me Ba more at Queoec WESTERN LEAGUE Sunday's Results Seat Por'iand 2 Jeqo 5 3 Cjtnrrlav't Dtiil 10 Salt La? 3 Dioo Proenix 1 CENTRAL LEAGUE 'iiintlavA a (ill Omana 3 ori Yortn I Be semi final Led 2 2 Tu sa 5 Io va 0 Ioaa eaas semi final 2 1 Saturday's Results Omana 5 ort or'n I I Oxs a 2 Tulsa I WESTERN MEMORIAL CUP Dauohin 9 Hurricanes 5 irs! of best of seven quar ter fine V'evDurn 11 Vernon 1 Qnarter fira! 4 2 ALBERTA JUNIOR Rd Dr i )nca 2 Red Deer wins Nna 4 I Orillia iUia 5 Ga 3 O'illia wns fine' Saturday's Result Orilia 3 Gat? NORTHERN ONTARIO JUNIOR Sauit Ste Mar 6 Sudourv 3 ct oest of seven final WESTERN CANADA JUNIOR Ca cary 6 Saskatoon 1 Best of seven Quarter final Ma 2 2 Wm'ioea 4 Estevan i Winnioea wins ouarter fmal 4 0 ore ed WESTERN ONTARIO JUNIOR B'anttora 3Chatnam I irs' of best ot seven final INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Per' Huron or? A'ayne 4 Por Huron Quaker final 3 3 Des Moine 5 Tc edo 3 Des Moines vinj auarter fmal 3 0 Da Mon 5 MuSeaon 4 Bev of 'ive Quarter ed 1 i SCARBOROUGH MAJOR Lqion No 737 Leqion No 13 BRAND NEW 70 I BRAND NEW 70 Mustang Mach 1 Mustang Mach 1 423 V8 4 barrcl Cobr V8 4 on thc floor rear jct cnifle reJf dcck deck ipoiler wide oval SpOIcr 4 speed trans belted white walls Sports mission drag pack wide deck rear seat Power disc brakes radio Pera Breer 4 snor son 1713 Varco" 8 18 5 Third Period 1 Ator 0 40 (Orr Ke 2 9 Detrc' ovSkl IHarrs 12 '9 s'on Orr 31 (E i 1) 04 Pf a 0 Rsyn 7 53 Me 2Y O'roi A'ftndanct al Boston 14 135 LOS ANGELES 4 MINNESOTA 1 I AMrnes Aillidn 11 (SoIlAOnrv Pa isei 2 Vinnea 2S 3 Oa and Ja re" 11 7 4 Oak'AM (Ja' En an 13 a Oa a 3 Gibr1! Minn 32 (mlnen irem) LajCMon Oax it 27 Second Period vnm A GOiflSAor I 4ms 8tvn nnescta Lartvj 22 'Gm Coihrs icv er Bar I 03 Pena None Third Period not PK 9 OevaM 5 slrqH 5 ''I 'm I 10 Mir estyi 9 S3 11 Mnnesd LAxn) oeraihevp er's II Id A'tjhmti Oakland 73H SATURDAY DETROIT 5 BOSTON I Attendance at Montreal 1 1 431 CHICAGO 1 TORONTO 1 irst Pened Toronto He avson 20 i er) 32 2 Chtfis 2 tPnoer Mahc) pne 1 Ly Pd 2:49 Mar 1 Qu 1 "The way tnis National Hockey League race is gur the Stanley Cup will be anu climactic" That was way manager coach Sid Abel cf De too Red Wjsgs summed up tne weekend action which left the five top clubs in the East Division all with seven paints cf each other Boston Bruins and Chicago Black Hawks battling for first place failed to make yards Saturday night Chicago played to a 1 1 tie witn Toronto Maple and Red Wings Bruin to a 5 5 deadlock But Wings tripped up Bruins last nirnt oy holding tre Boston club to arotner 2 2 lie nile Black Hawks were blanking Leaf 4 0 to climb into a two way tie for tne tcp And third place Montreal Canadiens lost a bit of ground to fourth place Detroit after playing to a 1 1 tie wtth Xw York Rangers Saturday and dropping a 4 1 decision to Rangers Sunday That left Montreal with 90 points five le's than Bruins a Haw while Detroit was fourtn with 89 and Rangers were jiu a point back of that In other weekend games Pittsburgh Penguins downed Philadelphia lyers 2 1 Saturday and tied St Louis Blues 5 5 Sunday while Los Angeles Kings defeated MinnesotaNorth Stars 4 2 Saturday before Xorth Stars bounced back with an 8 3 rout of Oakland Seals vesterdav rent lav night scoring to goal and making a big play on Giannini's counter Marlies who opened the series win a 10 2 victory have been on a downhill trend ever Cnee They had a bad third period Saturday a trend that continued last night Some solid defensive play and the continual bril liance of Woodyatt held them in both games A pair of goals by Dale Tallon again the pivotal player in Marlies' machne and a single by Tom John ston gave them their lead Sf Cafharine 3 0 3 0 Sunday's Result! Montreal 5 Ca'na'nes 4 uture Game Mcnrrea: ar rires SERIES blank the end but hit and stayed for a one shot lead coming home He was playing to give up one and go for the extra end but third Paul Bridg man missed both shots put ting Henson in a hole Hen son drew the four foot for shot with his first and Har ris killed it and rolled out Hen on placed the draw again but his sweepers were over zealous and when they stopped Roberts jumped in pulled it behind the four foot and it was game over Hcrson had John Schultz and Doug ralick on the front end Jim McDonald of Hamil ton Wentworth with Bob Campbell Vern Genoway and Brian Simpson won the second event 9 3 over Aus tin of Thornhill Tom Cushing of the Ter race drew the bittnn with last rock to edge Mel San ders of Bradford 6 5 in the third eve nt final and George Cushnie of Avonlea Bob rock early 3 Sc" r' 'd 33 (R ito I 11:17 3 Boston HoQc 23 (Esoosto Orr) I stRrrvowsk: 0 25 sv aersor 34 8 Da 1049 Harri 15 09 Hodq 1720 Second Period i 4 Bos'on Casnman 9 I 1 1M18 5 27 (MAhovlif! UJ) I a Detroit De vecchiO 11 (Vaviicn) 13::2 Una' 40 (M a I I i LOXDOX Or Marlbo ros' irabilty to handle pros perity is causing them con siderable grief in the Ontar io Hockey Association Jun ior A Series semi final plav round Of course London nights aren't helming much either In game Leaf here held tiles game Knight earned 3 3 games Marlies lead the best oi seven set 1 0 with three games tied or 5 3 in points witn the first team acquir ing eight points advancing tn the final ifth game goes tomorrow night at Ma ple Leaf Gardens It a little hard to take and a bit tough to believe trial we'd blow two goal leads twice" commented Marlie coach Glis Bodnar But we didn't clear it out and London kept pecking away tional Junior Mastersplay down at East York Curling Club last night McCarrel with his broth er Doug Gregg Warner and Rod Skelton defeated Barry Timbers of Uxbridge 6 3 George Carr of Univer sity of Toronto 7 3 and Terry Lalonde of Xorth Bay 14 9 to finish as the only unbeaten rink in the 10 rink field John rancis of Leaside the defending champion took runner up honors with a 7 2 record while Carr who went into yesterday sharing the lead with Mc Carrel at 6 0 suffered three successive setbacks and slipped to third Timbers a former Ontar io Schoolboy champion was next in line at 5 4 and Craig I blond centre who had a bit Harris of East 5 oi and of an off sear this season if 42 goals and 43 assists can be called that However he wasn't as ef fective as in the 1963 69 sea son In quarter fi nal elimination of ough Sillier didn't score a goal He was especially promi WUnLU HILL DOREY UNK Jr LMAMPIQN VS GENE KINISKI THE SHI EK VS LYING RED CURRY etui ni nonv ni jritHc nt wnsmwj nrwnnTwrrwn sttrvwituniHe runri srtu't inorw available for immediate delivery at ACTORY INVOICE COST PRICES! We ll show you the invoices on request Sunday CHICAGO 4 TORONTO 8 cirit Periea 1 Ch7tq inder 15 Var bn) 0:21 2 Cn caso Pinder (anoin Ma any 3 Sin Third Phmr3v Pu'v Tftro U) Sunday'! Result 3 London 3 Saturday'! Result 3 3 ntura ftxn London Toronto WORLD TOURNAMENT Sunday's Result ast Germa 5 Poland 2 Saturday's Result Germany 4 inland 3 A eden 5 Po'and 1 WESTERN ALLAN CUP Sunday's Results Sookane 4 CaQi'y 0 Sooone 'eads semi final 2 0 Boniface 6 Yorklon 3 Bes' sp nbf'nai 1 1 Saturday's Results Sooixane a Calgary 1 7 Boniface 3 NEW BRUNSWICK SENIOR 8 Sa nt John a Sa nt Jonn leads tinal 3 1 NOVA SCOTIA SENIOR Anhaonisn Gtace Ba 3 An! gonisn tzji dQ EASTERN MEMORIAL CUP Charlottetown 7 Ottawa 5 irst of te5! o' aua'ter tni OHA JUNIOR SfwmarKe? 7 Huntsvili 3 wmar eads mi fmal 2 1 9 Ba rie Barrie semi iina 3 2 OHA JUNIOR A Best of seven Semi final sewiss eai 4 St Louis Govette (Anason '8 P'S AaMOH Pqh 12 23 StL 4:41 St 7:13 SL loui tench oenat (served Anderson) ru i 'e Pen U00 19 43 B'C'ay Pauer StL Brer Pgn 19 Second Period 5 Louis McC' a (Gray) 6 Piitsourqn Prat: 5 (Sainer hvea 10 C1 7 St Loui (Be ensor McCreary) 1518 3 Ptsoc'CT Prentice 25 I) 1 1 27 Pena tie 5 07 a ar s1 McCallum Pah 1 4 25 ii aaer Third Petted 9 St Louis Me Dona 24 12:01 10 1 1 I i ntic) S3orin Saoou rid PH Pan 7 33 Pah 11:33 ag VL at AMendanet al Pittsburgh 7 117 MINNESOTA I OAKLAND 1 1 JJllf Wil 1MLrr IIwme a 1 and i 1 I Cee 0 A jee eede ee imm 1 ej fi 4 ift 1 20 Harry Kennedy GP GA Pts Boston 73 38 ifi 19 27 207 95 Chicago 73 43 21 9 234 162 95 Montreal 73 37 20 16 235 184 90 Detroit 72 37 20 15 226 185 89 Xew York 73 36 21 16 233 177 88 A 73 38 1 6 19 26 207 95 Chicago 73 43 21 9 23 1 162 Mnr'rpal 73 3' 20 16 235 '84 90 Detroit 72 37 20 15 226 135 89 York 73 36 21 16 233 1 77 88 Toronto 72 29 30 13 216 229 71 West Division I Lou 73 35 27 11 218 176 81 i 73 25 36 12 1 76 229 62 oh a 73 17 24 196 219 53 Oar ano 73 21 3 18 )62 236 55 Min' osc'e 73 16 35 22 213 254 54 1 73 13 50 10 161 280 36 A M' 69 41 1 4 4 187 Sgrinqf 69 37 27 5 275 274 79 Quebec 69 26 37 6 210 259 53 1 provaerce 69 21 36 12 2C7 258 54 Western Division Buffa 0 68 38 1 5 15 263 180 91 MAPLE LEA GARDENS.

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