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Bob Tab \U LEWIS H 16-C THt Df T|“>, T TIMfS April . 194$ Liscombe’s Four Goals Put Bruins Out Bob Tab \U LEWIS H. WALTER Sunday and came through last night In the clutch contest. zone but clung to the puck, ducked defenseman Pat Egan and went Syd Howe Will */# in to beat goalie Paul Bibeault with a short backhand shot. Sports With three day* to rest before they*charge against the Likely Face Leafs Toronto Maple I>cafs here for the Stanley Cup and the hockey 11.50 ft Hword Hockey Crowd Sroros 2«l on Carvolh** Hrhound Tiqer 'championship of the world, the Detroit Red Wings can take a This was a thriller which 14,508 persons, largest crowd By 808 MURPHY Ror'fc'e Tr’o sent put Wings ahead two minutes later w-ith a 20- f< w hows for greatest playoff comeback in of Liscombe the the the history ever to see a National Hockey League game here, away talk- right wing when he picked up Joe Carveth’s rebound Sport* Editor Te«n^^a 4 es Aqa 1 •he club. footer from ing to themselves. The Red Wings took the lead in each of the after the stickhandling center’s shot had hit the left post. The Old Cunnel ha* picked up goal just six seconds the game left. With Carl Liscorn be, a stj>cky left wjngcr who had pone first two periods on goals by Liscombe but were trailing 3-2 Carl scored his last with of probably is n\ i f o m \d)ns» i l was yanked by Manager Art Ross with 33 sec- a bit of news that scoreless in 10 successive games, firing home four goals. Jack when the last period opened. Goalie Paul Bibeault cheering the to go. Liscombe shot from deep in Detroit ice and hit the post. almost as to Detroit { FVANSVIU.F April 1 Bob Adams’ Red Shirts drove through the Boston Bruins for a 5-3 Then the Wings put on a three-goal burst with two in the first onds Mater. Walter VVils<vn ami Car! But he .followed in and took a passout from Carveth th score. Red Wings as their great 5-3 vic- victory at Olympia last night. five minutes. the stocky wing from Galt as a tory over the McNabb, thr trio obtained from A rink length dash by Kddie Bnineteau for the most sensational Liseombc’s comeback tabbed left It was payoff contest round He voted the team's most valuable player l" V'M Lruiri* Buffalo, and all of whom will the seventh and in the first individual effort of game score at 3-3. Bruneteau started real money player. was K the tied the last goals decided more games than any other ia*t night, start tha regular season with the series which saw the Wings lose the first two games here. They in his zone, went down the left wing, body check season when his V own defense took a player in league and he finished the season with 73 points on Syd H°we. PpM' Tigers against thr Hrownv at St. Tallied, tu win three straight, lost at Boston in the sixth game from defenseman Jack Crawford that spun him around in the Boston the -J.nw* Apr;t T7, air t» 36 goals and 37 assists. who was voted I (<>r the season. This season, however, his play had been a disappointment and in third goals 8 valuable Hagers- ' ;• :< n the Wings’ highest scoring season he had scored only 24 and fkl They wire mates a* 'til 1111 Mi Ti 111I11 11 1 player just a iown, assists. He had been tabbed as a playoff failure. |1 Md , in thr Tri-Statr ago, apam few weeks m League m and at probably Buffalo la«-t season In lfM.l Mr- Scores on 50-foot Shot he hark to Nabh was in t ' ' m army who goals in a and But the 30-year-old veteran, once scored three S’ inley Chicago, hockey minute and 52 seconds against still has one of s with a Cup finals most dangerous shots. In the first period he fired 50-footer with mirmit penalty box to put the Maple k* v I.»und defenseman Murray Henderson of Boston in the l/eafs. And. boys and girls, th# "t k it it th.it I id Detroit in front. way those Maple Leafs are going, # ,»rh ulcers games. /,~3 «t<in play in 10 . the Red Shirts are going to need '• ~ go when 18- I M hr It appeared that Detroit's drive might for nothing everyone they are going to ¦ ¦ of his bad nights. He if of no year-old Harry Lumley started off on another bring Detroit and our Jack Anam* let Jack McGill flip the puck between his pads and the post to tie up the world hookpy championship had to get up steam the score late in the first period and Liscombe for the fourth time. again. He did it early in the second period by flipping in an 8-foot The Wings made a great up- rebound of Mud Bruneteau’s shot. hill fight to win that first round spries from the Bruins without 1 hm Ma 1 r Look Sharp Howe's services in the last flv# f Ills from Now .It rs. y, where hr Lntvtlcy Didn‘l games. Syd. you know, has played Work*, in a print shop as a press- Lumley didn't look sharp, either, on the goals which Herbie Cain everything hut goal for Detroit. tiu:- w Jw4f*ei . M« Nnbb tv i’wnrr and Ken Smith of Boston popped past him before the second period That is a fact. And the veteran of a procars at ,las|»er. Tenn. was over. In this fieriod he made only two saves and allowed two from the Ottawa Valley ha* and Wilson is a Jarrpcr in goals. It took a real determined Detroit team to drive hack for vic- scored more points than any Lumley—- Cirorpia tory against the Bruins. By periods the saves were: other player in the history of the National Hockey League. is probably thr -7-2-3 12. Bibeault 4-12-10—26. Taut Richard* Wings escaped from any serious Injuries in a game of vicious rniy sports writrr actively playtnp The checking. Capt. Flash Hollelt took the check of the night when he 4-ail m I}**b»e V-M'-o——In thr w;n-~T the final minutes by Pat F.gan Hollett said the to trr thr Tiger catcher writes was flattened in It's Up Syd Boston defenseman raught him in the left eye with his elbow —t+m Ihrrty Light tn * Just whether Syd will start Fri- W'axaharhie a Texas city, which day or Sunday against the Maple proudly calls- itself ’ Queen <”»+y of Leafs is a question that he will the Cotton Brit," according In Skippers probably decide for himself after Raul's paper. May practice at Olympia today or to- Richards has out skating morrow. He been Tigers Trained There Meet at for several days and doesn't no- Among other rlnims to fame. tire any pain in that injured Waxahachie boasts that ihr Ti- shoulder when he skates or stick mers oprr trained there and that Bayview for O’Neill handles hut gets a twinge when Sub he shoot*. a thr Quern City also produred %/ Young The doctor who is treating himl Ross and Karl Smith,; * '.y > > Bv LEO MACDONEI.L major league 1; :? A ' ¦ says S\d will he just as good slats an earlier > \VN of •’ >x By E - . • vs^jm^>ii aH^BBKg^gjJBBFTBJB^BS GEORGE m<*v -x '¦# >>, w 4- day as he Syd period. a> well ns Richards, n «*ur- EVANSVILLE. April Paul will Sunday, so Plans a spring senes for may go opener icnt for Richards will be in charge of in the Incident- slat Asso- ally, if Syd's injury doesn't ham- Incidentally Richards nw ns a boats in the Detroit 8-Meter the Tigers when they to move per him too much, his layoff may block of stork in tht paper hut ciation will he up for diseu*sion Terre Haute Friday to play the prove to he very beneficial, be- that his tests in any at a meeting at the Bayview cirntes 1nt« White Sox and complete their cause when any one starts hitting tun arc for Ins lofty resftonsihle Yacht Club tomorrow night, ac- the thirties like Syd. it is position as a wider spring training in the event that middle sfvirt* cording to Perce Darnell, head a strain to keep yourself I th*- on is unable to make real ¦ K<>t j*>h strictly FREAK GOAT. GIVES BOSTON LEAD (TEMPORARILY) Steve O'Neill up for a .VJ-game campaign merit,” insists. boy of the associatoin the trip, according to keved Richards announce- while are working a regular . hing< looked dark for Red Wings near the Bruins in front, 3-2. The puck (Goalie Harry Lumley’s Incidentally. Darnell says his ment by Zeller, the >Oll 1 the hit Jack club* eight-hour day at a toolmaker * .Tack y.t |)rr today Is shopping manager rlnxf of the second period here last night, when Ken stick, bounced over his shoulder and into the net. Wings Pintail is the only 8-meter defi- general bench. a gruelling playoff for an Fvansville city guide. Showing little improvement Add here won however, 5-3, take nitely slated to go in the Maekinar series- and you have a worn-out For good ton the Smith (15), Boston forward scored to put the out.
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