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Moore Leads Dickie Moore still leads the playoff scoring, although held scoreless in the first game of the finals by Terry Sawchuk. Most Goals Bernie “Boom Boom” Geoffrion has the most goals of the playoffs to date. He scored his fifth in the first game of the finals. HOW THE RACE GOES Series “A” Series “B” Series “C” Results (Finals) SUNDAY APRIL 4 Detroit 3, Montreal 1 TUESDAY. MARCH 30 Montreal 2 at Boston 0 (Montreal wins best-of-seven semi-final 4-0). Montreal—Goal: Plante; defense: Harvey, St. Laurent. Johnson, Bouchard, MacPherson; forwards: Beliveau, Geoffrion, Moore, Mosdell, Richard, Olmgtead. Mazur, Curry, Masnick, Davis, Meger. Boston—Goal: Henry; defense: Quackenbush. Laycoe, Godfrey, Bartin; forwards: Mackell, Labine, Schmidt, Armstrong, Gardner, Klukay, Mohns, Creighton, Peirson, Fielder, Dumart, Brown. Referee: Frank Udvari; linesmen: Doug Davies and Sam Babcock. Detroit 2 at Toronto 1 (Detroit leads best-of-seven semi-final 8-1) Detroit—Goal: Sawchuk; defense: Goldham, Pronovost, Kelly, Woit,…

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BOSTON, Mass.— One morning in the fall of 1936 a thin-faced youngster cautiously approached Trainer Win Green of the Bruins as he sorted equipment at their Nova Scotia training camp. “Mr. Ross told me to see you about getting a pair of new skates,” said the youngster. Green, a meticulous curator of team properties, peered at the boy briefly, then asked, “He did, eh? What’s your name, Sonny?” “Schmidt,” murmured the youngster. The trainer scratched his head a moment, then said, “You wait here a minute. I’ll be right back.” He hurried to the rinkside, where Ross was directing a squad practice. “Art, there’s a boy inside who says you sent him in for new skates,” he told the Bruins coach. “Says his name is Smith, or something. I just want to check that everything’s all right…