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alt;s vugampbetween ihe response was mild,second game wereited another teams. The plans for a pped.he ten goals scored by the Inns represented the highest score i ie by the Indians this season, j L tied the record for the-highest. re made in the N-M league. Caln-t scored 10 goalsagainstMar- |intercity title game here Sunday. Alter being Introduced at the start of the second period. Grosso faced off the puck and started the play. Grosso, a Canadian Ssiuit hoy, moved up to the Wings from the Kirkland Cake Blue Devils at the close of last season.v:tte in January.'he fighting was not confined the- ice, however, as the feud ke out . with spectators. One ctator, Jimir)3f Suriano, became enthusiastic over the proceed-s and went out on the ice. He . in an argument with Referee 1 Coutu ^and was assisted from : ice. State police and firemen ped to break up the feud in the { laity box.Start All-Canadian Except for Goalie Vic Polich, aches Taffy Abel and Sammy kko. started a full team of Cana-n • Sault boys against the Steel lhL Dard Misener and Bill Zuke ro at defense and the spaghetti e” composed of Ab. Naccaraio, llie Naccarato and Mello Bumba-started on the forward line.3111 Zuke opened the scoring :ee minutes after the game start-as he drilled a long, hard shot rri the blue line. Goalie Visinski the Steel Plairt stopped the shot, t; the puck dropped between his ;s and into the goal.Ab. Naccarato made it 2 to 0 as followed in Toivo Kivisto’s long ot to score six minutes later, alter Zuke scored on a pass from eve •:Ryan at a faceoff near the eel Plant goal. The Sault scored *o other goals that did not count, e on an off-sife play and the other rnie Bumbaco put in the net with' e puck touching his skate.Willie Naccarato scored on a pass Dm his brother, Ab., as Bill Vcr-tlli, Steelman defenseman, was rving time in the penalty box for ipplng. Bill Zuke, Indians, de-nseman, followed Vernelli Lo the :m\ 'Lv..box and Fred Vlcary scored , .ruarSteel Plant on an assist ; •chanjHodS,s5n' Goalie Polich ••e. ice-and off balance onOGAN WINNERIN GOLF MEETJoe Lo chek of I)e floored Va} is shown heDonovan nN. YGollecls 51,200 in “Landoli Sky” Tourney,BruiBy BILL BOMASHEVILLE, N. C., April 1. (*)—It is singularly inappropriate to be wriing about Ben Hogan on Al!Fool’s Day. For the Iasi two weeks we have been watching young Hogan work a major. miracle, and he cer-taintly has been nobody’s tool.In case you came in late, he won ihc $1,200 first prize in the land of the sky open golf tournament yesterday. If was his third straight victory. It brought his winnings over that stretch to S3.4QO. It made ‘New him No. 1 man :n that respect with $6,435 for his winter’s efforts to $6,152 for Jimmy Demaret.It made him No. 1 man In the eyes of his rivals, too. They might make cracksabout the fact that the Greensboro and Asheville tournaments were played under winterrules. But the fact remained that they had the same opportunities under those conditions; that Hogan was 34 under par for 216 holes, setting new records with each of his triumphs, and, finally and most conclusively, that Hogan had only two three-putt greens in his 216.Because of that brilliant putting streak, we thought the Sunday golf-WillAlthougAmeiV The puck slid by sup pi f * ■himBY HUGH NEW YO. York 1 ing recognit great team’s a star on final drive morrow nig Maple Leaf] of a best-of Of the b Davcy Kcri been recogrno forward reputation i Bill Cook, N acher and famous stai fensemen h igi anted C.. tt i Shore or Li(ero might like to know tne Hogan | emg lt;The secret is, there isn’t: scored .the third goal In' /iinutes, assisted by Ken Iar- ':-.nd Frank Deagle.«,■* Ten Penalties In 2nd Eight minor penalties . and two ajors - were handed out In this jriod as the game became rough. I ard Misener, Sault defense man,-:ored on ono of the finest -plays 'the game, an assist going to Erie Bumbaco.The .Indians kept enough pres-jre on the Steelmen to keep scor-lg at nearly regular intervals in le third period. Bill Zuke scored rst, as Vislnski failed to clear ie puck properly. Dill added one n an assist from Ryan. Husky [odgeon, Steel winger, got around be Sault defense to score on .a lean-cut individual thrust, one of he few the Canadian Sault team isplayed.Halfway -through the period•Yank Deagle carried the puck Intoiteel Plant territory and Williesaccarato scored to make the score to 2. Don Anderson, Sault rightvingcr who played one of the best'emes of the season Sunday, scoredhe final goal of the season, as-ists going to Kivisto and Harden.Dill and Vernelli drew majors forjghting In the third.iwcrlcan Soo (10). Canadian^{?1lch .............'ifiscjicr ..I.*i....•3- /j'J I. C OK, J'flcw ...... CNaccarato w...;........... Foran*4. Bumbaco V/...... . ...Alternates— American Sault: Ryzn. V/. iuHe. XJJU. Lsrrtfn. MacDou-Lrf. .\ndcrr.o-c, E. Bumbaco.. Dcaak. C.vr.srtmnSault: DcLuca. Bailey. rlocr*. Dorado.W. Ln?.zl. Booth, Horic:.or,; T. Me-NSA41CT.Referee—Bill Cotitii. Car^cJixn Saul:.. Linesman—Jimmy Green, Canadian Sauk Timer—Felix iButlM T.ivern.First periodsecret, any.I’ve just been keeping the of that putter: dead upright, headed straight for the hole,” Benny after ccmlng off the yesterday and his eighth straight under-70 round and a 273 total. That’s why, like you probably noticed, some of my short putts for birdies have stopped short or gonefaceandsaidISLhover the hole.; diner or Ge* Still, off formance ir straight ga or their pi league chan in the first he hard to consistently Cor As a hoc ably rankNaturally, I notice the distance 5 grujns j while I'm lining up a putt. But diens who then I finally get over lhe ball, I'mconcentrating 50 hard on keepingthat face straight that the distance often siips my mind.CKEY^tL _the Stanicj in 1931; th-came throi the world ; pi on Rang*Manager Jput anoth idea and c his 1940 E was veryfit.JLAST NIGHTS HOCKEY -RESULTSBj The Associated Press. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Paul 2; Omaha 0.Soo lt;1). VIsiisAl Vcrr.clh R. L'JZZl . VlcaryNoTONIGHT'Sgames.SCHEDULESt.3;5; |V2,YESTERDAY’S EXHIBITIONbasl:hai,lBj* The Associated Tress.AT HAVANA—Cuban All-Stars 4;Louis «.N* ?.AT BIRMINGHAM, Ala.—Boston (A)Cincinnati fN 2.AT COI A? MB US, Ga—Brooklyn lt;NNr tv- York 1 St 5.AT LAKELAND. Fia—Detroit lt;A1 : Boston (N 3.AT MIAMI BEACH, 7Ja.—Phlia dclphU (Ni S, Uoehcsier di J.AT SAN ANTONIO—St. Louis (A) 9:Toledo ‘ A A f 0.AT SEC-LIN. Tcx.i?—5t. LouU tA) B 5niiad 3: (Tl 5.AT HOUSTON. Tex^.—New York fA) 13; Houston iT 1 3.AT DAYTONA BEACH. Fla—Washln5tonB;4.5.6.tA| 2; Atlaola lt;SA? 0.AT DELAND. Fla—Chaitar.OOff* (3A) \Va‘hlnetou rA B“ 3.AT THOENTX. Arizona— Ch'.c^O (N) Chicago (Av 6.AT )IE.R.MOSILI.O. Mtx.—Phila ddpr.Sa (A* H; Pittsburgh i.Nj 7.American Sauit—b. Zuke 3:11.American Sault—A. Naccarato (Ktvls-I ,A'j 2; Minneapolis lt;AA’ 1.toj 9:29. AT ATIjANTA. Oa.—ClevelandAmerican Sault—W. Zuke (Ryan?I3:*6.Penalties—DcLuca, McMaatcr. 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Sault Ste Marie, Michigan, US
Mon, Apr 01, 1940
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