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November 24, 1948
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Western Senior Quakers, Stamps Having Troubles
CALGARY, Alta.— The Western Canada Senior Hockey League started off this season in much the same fashion as last term. The defending Allan Cup champion Edmonton Flyers appear just as powerful as last year while Regina Capitals, under the able direction of Art Somers, will take plenty of beating this year. Capitals definitely are title hungry. Possibly the biggest disappointment in the circuit is Saskatoon Quakers. Right at the start of the season Coach Bobby Kirk Was fired and manager Burt Scharfe handed in his resignation. Kirk was replaced by Bill Hunter, former pilot of Regina Caps. If Hunter can come up with half the promises he has made, Quakers will do all right but if he doesn’t the club will be a poor drawing card. Stamps Lagging Things are not going any too…
Amateur Parade At Quick Glance
CAPE BRETON SENIOR Friday, November 12 Glace Bay 0,Sydney 8 Saturday, November 13 Glace Bay 5, North Sydney 1 Monday, November 15 Sydney 5, North Sydney 4 Tuesday, November 16 Glace Bay 2, Sydney 4 Wednesday, November 17 North Sydney 7, Glace Bay 0 MARITIME SENIOR Friday, November 12 Dartmouth 1, Saint John 3 Saturday, November 13 Moncton 14, Dartmouth 4 Monday, November 15 St. Mary’s 5, Dartmouth 5 Saint John 5, Moncton 4 Tuesday, November 16 Saint John 8, Halifax 5 Wednesday, November 17 Moncton 6, Dartmouth 1 QUEBEC JUNIOR Saturday, November 13 Canadiens 2. Victoriaville 1 Sunday, November 14 Canadiens 4, St. Hyacinthe 3 Quebec 3, Valleyfield 1 Verdun 4, Three Rivers 4 Wednesday, November 17 St. Francois 7, Verdun Leafs 1 Nationale 5, Valleyfield 2 Royals 10, St. Hyacinthe 3 Thursday, November 18 Quebec 10, Leafs 0 Friday, November 19 Canadiens 7, St. Francois 8 Imm. Conception 6, Leafs 2 O. H. A. JUNIOR Saturday, November 13 Stratford 3, Marlboros 2 Oshawa 12, Guelph 6 St Catharines 5, Windsor 4 Tuesday,…
Western Canada Senior League
HOW THE RACE GOES (STANDINGS ON WED. A.M., NOV. 17) TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 9 Edmonton s, at Regina 7 THURSDAY NOVEMBER 11 Lethbridge 4, at Calgary 3. Edmonton 12, at Saskatoon 3. Edmonton: Goal, Woodall; defense. Young, Watt; center, Kreller; wings, Pringle, Smitten; subs: Pettlnger Maher, McPherson, Clovechok, Anderson, Rimotad, Kilburn Lane. Saskatoon: Goal. Crone; defense, Fischer, Bastien; center, Wilson; wings, Reardon Strongman; subs: Johnson, Wright Bentley, Stevens, Leier, O’Hara, Livingstone Turner. Official: Stan Swatae and Hedley McDonald. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 12 Saskatoon 2 at Calgary 10. Saskatoon: Goal, Hopper; defense Johnson Wright; center Turner; wings, Livingstone, O’Hara; subs: Fischer, Rowse, Reardon’, Bentley Stevens, Leier, Strongman Wilson. Calgary: Goal, Dertedl; defense, Huddi estone, Wilder*; center Hunter; wings. Milliard, Grant; subs: Emery, Millman, McDonald Culley, Ballance, Scott, Devicq, KrekeJwetz. Officials: Davie Davidson, Winnipeg; Mel Friend, Lethbridge. Edmonton 3 at Regina 2. Edmonton: Goal, Woodall; defense, Lane, McPherson; center Rimstad;…
Ontario Hockey Data
It’s hard to believe, yet it’s true. Last season he was discarded, forgotten, by the hockey parade. This season he is once again the toast of the hockey fans. Such is the story of William “Flash” Hollett, former National Hockey League performer of some 16 years experience with Toronto Maple Leafs, Boston Bruins, New York Rangers, and Detroit Red Wings. “Flash”, the self-made hockey great, retired from the professional end of the game two winters ago and elected to coach the Toronto Stafford’s entry in the Ontario Hockey Association. That part was ok but when “Flash” sought to play as an amateur, the red-tape that involves the Canadian Amateur Hockey Association and the NHL (when it comes to getting reinstatements), he found that his last professional club said “No.” Hollett remained…
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