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April 22, 1948
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“Frisco”, ’Minster Top P.C.H.L. Vote
LOS ANGELES, Calif.— The enterprising Pacific Coast League, that stretches all the way from British Columbia to California, has many unique features—not the least of which is the practice of picking two separate All-Star squads in the loop each season. Because of the vast distances separating the various cities, the Northern and Southern Divisions are more or less separate entities. Although the teams in the two parts of the circuit play regular series between the North and South, all scoring and penalty statistics and the like are kept in two separate groups, as if there were two separate leagues. Southern Coach The same holds true for the All-Stars, with sportswriters in the two Divisions selecting the players of their choice in their own part of the loop, and keeping strictly put of arguments with…
Along The Allan Cup Trail
Tudin Is Turned Back IN THE WEST CALGARY, Alta.— After being shutout in the first game—the same as in their series with Calgary; Edmonton Flyers went to work and gave Winnipeg Flyers the “treatment” in their best-of-seven playoff for the right to represent Western Canada in the Allan Cup final. Edmonton’s decisive victory against the Manitoba champions marks the third time in succession the winner of the Western Canada Senior Hockey League final has reached the Allan Cup final. Calgary who did it the two previous years, were successful the first time and extended Montreal Royals to seven games before bowing out last season. The record indicates the calibre played in the western loop is of a high standard. Edmonton indicated in all its games that it has plenty of scoring power plus a good…
Houston Defeats Minneapolis 3-2 To Capture U.S.H.L. Hockey Crown
HOUSTON, Tex.— A team that won’t be beaten can’t be beaten is an adage that has been kicked around in the sports world since the first time two teams lined up against each other. Never before, however, has any team come back from certain defeat the way the Houston Huskies, led by Coach “Toe” Blake, did to defeat the Minneapolis Millers and win the Paul W. Loudon Trophy, emblematic of the playoff championship of the United States Hockey League. The Huskies who had been fumbling around most of the season, serving under three coaches before “Toe” Blake arrived on loan from Canadiens, catneon with a rush to top the Southern Division of the USHL. They met the favored Kansas City Pla-Mors, who were defending champions, and set them down four games to…
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