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February 18, 1948
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Happy Birthday to YOU
February 18 to 24 18—Maurice Courteau, Philadelphia, goaler, 1918. 20—Norm Burns, Minneapolis, centre, 1918. 21—John Forbes, Omaha, defence, 1925. 22—Sid Abel, Detroit, centre, 1918. 23—Gus Schwartz, St. Paul, left wing, 1923; Jim Thomson, Toronto, defence, 1923. 24—Doug McCaig, Detroit, defence, 1919; George Pargeter, Buffalo, left wing, 1923…
Amateur Parade At Quick Glance
Last Week’s Games February 9—Halifax 8, Truro 5. February 10—Saint John 7, Halifax 1. February 11—Truro 5, Moncton 9. February 12—Saint John 8, Truro 2. February 13—Moncton 11, Halifax 10. February 14—Moncton 3, Truro 5. Last Week’s Games February 7—Glace Bay 6, North Sydney 3. February 9—North Sydney 5, Glace Bay 2. February 10—Sydney 7, Glace Bay 0. February 11—Sydney 3, North Sydney 2. February 12—Glace Bay 7, North Sydney 1. February 13—Sydney 10, North Sydney 1. (Playoffs opened Monday, February 16) Last Week’s Games February 10—Sherbrooke 14, Lachine 3. February 11—Sherbrooke 5, Lachine 1. February 12—St. Hyacinthe 3, Victoriaville (tie). February 14—Sherbrooke 7, St. Hyacinthe 3; Victwiaville 6, Lachine 3. February 15—Victoriaville 11. Lachine 4; St. Hyacinthe 5, Sherbrooke" 4. Last Week’s Games February 14—McGill 8. of Montreal 2; U of Toronto 9, Queen's 6. Last Week’s Games February 9—Barrie 5, Marlboros 4; Stratford 10, Guelph 6. February 11—Barrie 4, Marlboros 3; St.…
Potent College Club Undefeated In Six Contests
HALIFAX, N.S.— The man of the hour in these parts these frosty nights is Martin J. Barry, former National Hockey League star with Boston Bruins and Detroit Red Wings and once winner of the Lady Byng Trophy, in the 1936-37 season. Barry—called “Martin” by his family and “Marty” by practically everybody else—is coach of the Halifax St. Mary’s juniors, the most potent teen-aged aggregation of pucksters ever banded together in these seaward provinces. Apart from the fact that they’re head and shoulders over the remaining Maritime junior teams, the Santamarians are also becoming famous as giant killers. For in six exhibition games with senior teams the sprightly juniors have won five and tied one. Pictou and Stellarton (twice) of the Antigonish-Pictou-Colches-ter League fell before the rampaging juniors. Kentville Wildcats of the Valley League were…
N.H.L. Sextets Like To Meet ‘Cousin’ Clubs
MONTREAL— Every one of the six teams in the National Hockey League has one club that plays “cousin” to it in the matter of scoring goals. There is always one team that a club holds an edge over and will always scare well against. These are the teams that the club with the upper-hand would like to play every night of rhe week. Detroit Red Wings and Toronto Maple Leafs, the two front-runners in the loop, both enjoy their greatest scoring successes against the sixth-place Chicago Black-Hawks. After Sunday’s games the Red Wings had scored 151 goals, and out of this number 53 were tallied against the Hawks. Toronto fired no less than 44 of their 143 goals into the Chicago citadel. FAVORITE CLUES After Chicago, the Detroit crew found Boston Bruins; and New…
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