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Returning tor the third time, and by popular request, will be The Littlest Hobo, an aMime favorite with young and old alike. This remarkable team of highly trained German Shepherd dogs, "ind their trainer, Charles P. (Chuck) Eisenrnan. will give three performances on Dog Show days in the Queen Elizabeth Ring Shows will be held March 20, ll, M, 25, N, 27 and 28. Free trartsportation will be available on a double- decker bus, shuttling bet. ween the Coliseum and the Queen Elizabeth Building. Followtng are the t1nal standings at an Bert Robina: minor hockey league: Toronto Montreal Minnesota Niagara Falls Chicago Minnesota Toronto Pittsburgh Montreal Chicazo Detroit Chicago Toronto Minnesota Niagara Falls Detroit Boston Detroit Philadelphia Detroit Montreal Chicago Minnesota Boston Niagara Falls Los Angeles Pittsburgh Toronto Los Angeles 3 Chicago 7 Pittsburgh 3 Montreal 3 Minnesota 3 Chicago 3 Pittsburgh 1 Montreal 2 Minnesota 5 Toronto? Chicago 1 Boston 0 Los Angeles 5 Toronto 5 Pe terborough 1 Oakland 2 Pittsburgh 4 Toronto Los Angeles Chicago Niagara Falls Detroit Oakland Boston Pittsburgh Peterborough Philadelphia Minnesota Montreal Minnesota Montreal Boston Niagara Falls Chicago Pittsburgh Toronto Detroit Boston 4 Pittsburgh 6 Montreal 4 Philadelphia 6 Pe terborough 5 Niagara Falls 2 Minnesota 3 Toronto 0 Pittsburgh 1 Montreal 3 Niagara Falls 4 Chicago " Boston 4 Detroit 2 Joe Bascariol topped bantam w scoring with 22 goals and eight assists for 32 points. Top goalie of the division was George Bascarioi. Minnesota's Bruno Capone shared top scoring honors with Doug Kelly in the bantam 'B' section. Capone scored 16 goals, 10 assists for 26 points. Kelly, 14 goals, 12 assists for 26 points. Top goalie was Toronto's Sandro Perssuzz. " Louis Fraceschetti, Chicago, led peewee scoring with M goals, four assists and 32 points. Binard Hay followed with 31 points, and Ricky Wells, 30 points. Top goalie was Wayne Bacuk. . iyke 'B' hat-tricks were scored Saturday by Jeff Kostick, Doug McGllllvary and Dan McAree. Gordon Ba}: ofAqus Nyreltemerged top divitio.n uglier. - _ - The fifth hat-ot his mien wins registered by Mon. treal's David Lee. Mark Smythe scored a habtriek for Boston and Ian McLeod took top goalie award in minor atoms. Bert Robinson minor hockey Record number of entries SATURDAY's SCORES PEEWEES MINOR ATOMS MINOR ATOM BANTAM 'B' BANTAMW BANTAM 'B' BANTAM 'A' PEEWEES TYRE 'B' ANNE Queen of the Show will be shapely, brown-haired, honeyed Janet Domet, “Miss Outdoors '71". Janet, who attended St. Joseph's High School, Islington, graudated in Radio and Televtstan Arts, Ryerson. She Is an expert tennis player and skier, loves the outdoor life, and par- ticipated in field apart: at high Ichaot. .. thltorg'to tt 24th Annual canada" (tonal Sport- Building amen’l Show will V see everything they my want or need to make their leisure time more enjoy-hie. l4 11 12 12 131 114 104 97 87 49 312 115 143 134 123 124 95 97 78 66 ill ll2 _15 L16 WLTFAPtI 4174 40 29 Y”: Boston 1 Detroit 2 Niagara Falls 2 Philadelphia 5 Detroit 3 Niagara Falls 5 Toronto 2 Boston 2 Niagara Falls 4 Toronto 1 Detroit 1 Montreal 0 Philadelphia 1 Detroit 3 Niagara Falls 7 Minnesota 1 Chicago 0 Minnesota 2 Les Angeles 1 Toronto 1 Detroit 0 Oakland 1 TFAPts Chicago 4 WtiSiOtiihlhlf9lthfthCKEY: Playoff action in the Walton Minor Hockey [new eontintted this wed with teat, clan checking and aching [many being Narod in ,ll mum. mun-Med goal by Mike King edged Guelph IA). A second encounter new Pitb statrghand Barrie bettletoa scoreless draw highlighted by the tine goaltending of Jemmett. Atom action wimused the Marlborosdump Hamiltonb 0. Harry Bell scored both Marne goals as Tom Sum- merfield and Robert Graham drew assists. Hamilton received their chances but Peter Foy toiled their attempts with spec- tacular saves. Owen Sound, with substitute goalie Joe Lockhart playing extremely Dani'- Uiior atoms, on the mutant netmlndlng of byAlHiliman Three members of the Weston Dodgers were among seven Metro Junior 'B' Hockey beagle players to be named recipients of in- dividual trophies for out- standing performances during the 1970-71 season. Toronto Nationals, Dixie Beehives, Richmond Hill Rams and Toronto Red Raiders each placed one player's name on the league trophies. _ At last week's meeting it was confirmed that Weston centre man Tom Culley had set a league scoring mark with his 103 points and had won the New York Rangers' Trophy as the scoring L'xperimeots entertainment refreshments HUMBER COLLEGE of Applied Arts and Technology Both Marli'e goals by Bell in 2-0 v_vi_n Take advantage of our: 0 um DOWN PAYMENT . INSTALLATION IN JANUARY . NO FURTHER PAYMENTS TILL APRIL '71 AIR TREATMENT SYSTEMS 781-71 1 I demonstrations [)YCSCHIBIIOHS people Three Dodgers cop performance awards Forward looking people will bee-nae, right new. no one seems to nu! air oottditioning It Any price. We have I big amply d Kinda" Amamp central home " cow Gunner: in ow III-chow Ind good mechanic, with time on their hands WIae buyer: who Km that 3mm miner neither a on the wny. will install now Ind SAVE. They know am not I: the but time to give themselves. and their (Amines the benefits ot year-round cumin-1 and ole-nuns" Who in the world would think of AIR CONDITIONING at a time like this ? "Wet-t II, t calla-I" Atr_--tBeetrxrer AIM --ThttiMqttemtttm Sunday, March 28th '2 until 6 p.m. Humber College Blvd. Highway 27, north of Rexdale Blvd. 'a college for the entire community' 1mlieeyrrr1ttt!ttelttmrrt atstsamtamirighmnlteltind ttritmtotulritehgngr bt. henna Cnnyi scored both goals for Owen Sound with Terry Gum plating up an mt. Scoring for Kitchener were Danny MacDonald (from Randy Drakes), and Adam Parsons (from Sean leader. Similarly it came as no surprise that Weston’s two goalies. Craig Travis and Glenn Corkum had won the Toronto Maple Leafs' Trophy for combining to allow the fewest goals of any combination in the l2-team league. Their combined average was 3.64 goals against per game. Travis played 24 games and Corkum 17 to become co- winners of the award Actionwu clooeinpeewee play with Waterloo edging Windsor bi. Jay Emburgh, with a pair of goals and Ken Graves and Dave Kennedy, two assists apiece led the way tor the winners. Vince Campo, trom Chris Mallett and Vince Guerriero prevented the shutout. Stratford upset favored Lmdon on goals by Bob MacGibbon and Glen Blahut to provide the scoring for their 2-0 victory. Dan Pellerin, Paul Swanek and Paul Averail picked up The other tour players to win awards were voted upon by the team managers. From the Nationals, Rick Middleton was selected rookie of the year and was the winner-ot the Boston careers% OPEN HOUSE CLIMATE ENGINEERED BY aide I rumba of mm: shot: to urn his datum. With both Deva Ila-tenet for Quebec, and Duet Grant for Rochester playing span-mm netmindintg it look a defensive Int-cue by Wu to allow Quebec to pick up its " victory. Bill Brockbnnk scored twice and Marty Holden the other tor CH RYSLEB Larry Aplin and Pete Swanek and Steve Meek from Ken Duprey and Swanek replied for the Jinners. Steve Gather! and Brad Ireland drew Cleveland dumped Buffalo 3-1 as Buffalo goalie Ralph Brown came up with a fantastic performance to keep the score presentable. Brown displayed one of his most exciting shows. Cleveland was full value for the win, led by Brian tTarirai, CANADA no Bruin Trophy. Dixie Beehives' Vic Stanfield won out in voting for the most valuable player and won the Detroit Red Wings' Trophy. Ninttrpiace Richmond Hill Rams had defenseman Steve Lyon on their roster and it was the manager's opinion that he was the league's beat defenseman and winner of the Chicago Black Hawks Trophy. Though Dodgers had hoped John Jaschnk would get the nod for the Jess Jones Trophy, the award for the most gen- tlemanly player went to an equally deservant winner, Raiders' Randy Neal. 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