Leafs In Double Victory Tightens NHL Title Race
Canadian Press report details a weekend clash where Toronto Maple Leafs beat Detroit 3-2 and then won again as Detroit fell to strong play by Reed, Horeck, and Klukay. Boston and Chicago results affected standings. Rangers and Bruins pulled ahead. Recounts also note personal tragedy for Reisen and game heroics by Kay and Apps for Toronto.
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Barbara's Medals On Way Home
Fortunes World cutzers cestified for homes and work in Ontano and the box took off from bleak snow swept Northold airport just before midnight Sunday. The case containing Barbara Ann Scott's medals won in European Olympic and world figure skating championships was deposited with Ron Jacques who kept it under guard since Saturday night. In a brown briefcase wrapped in a government bag, the medals head to Malton Airport Toronto by plane due to arrive about 6:30 pm EST Monday marking the 26,000 mile journey.
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Barons Roll Providence in 7-5 AHL Game
The unsupervised Cleveland Barons extended their unbeaten streak to 13 games by defeating the Providence Reds 7-5. Roy Kelly Jack LaVoie and others led the Barons while Carl Liscombe scored twice for Providence and Ray La Plante Whitey Prokop and Roger Bedard added singles.
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Edmonton Skiers Triumph in Banff Ski Meet
Edmonton skiers won the Banff meet with a 25 1 5 second margin in men s races and 19 seconds in women s events. Bob Sutherland led two runs with 1 31 4 5, while Gail Soupler topped the women twice with 1 24 4 5. Calgary finished second, posting 7 id minutes in the men s team results.
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Hamilton Captures New Orleans Open
Bob Hamilton won the New Orleans Open securing a $2,000 prize after edging a field that included Roberto De Vincenzo and Lawson Little. Fred Haeser finished tied for second on his home course, while Baas Little and Bo Vincenzo also earned $1,066 each.
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Readymade Rockets Edge Wrentham In Close High School Bout
Readymade Rockets held off Wrentham 26-25 in a tense high school cage game. Key scorers included Torama and Toyama for Readymade with tight defense limiting late battles, while Wrentham delayed the outcome with a spirited fourth quarter push. The rosters list Peinem Nelson Culler Wesler Anderson and others for Wrentham. Torama Toyama Haris Doram Reimer Miyauchi Osiuro for Readymade.
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Unclear overtime framing with mixed names and teams
Fragmentary notes describe an overtime session with repeated fouls and free throws. Jean McCann tied the game for the Reberies with two free throws. Georgina Krse contributed for Revs Tirn, while UL Sel peked up seven for Wrenikam.
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Barons Cagers Rally to Beat Wrentham in Close Showdown
The Barons girl team edged Wrentham 23 to 17 in a tight Friday night contest. In the nightcap the Barons boys defeated Wrentham 24 to 13. Scorers noted were J Hodges 2 and J Brookes 11 for the Barons girls, and R Shearer 12 and W Bars 3 for the Barons boys with additional contributions from KE Kotkas and T Walace. Officials listed as R Kotkas and M Grover.
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Magrath Zeniths Edge Stirling in Friday Hoop Clash
Magrath beat Stirling 47 to 31 in an A league game. Key Magrath scorers included T Karz n 18, McClain 10, Pashuk 5, Alston 4 and Miller 2. Stirling’s Christensen 12, Perretti 4, Nelson 2, Bar ton 0, Fisher 3, Toomer and Spackman officiated.
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