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March 23, 1949
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THE FAN FORUM
COACH TERRY REARDON Dear Sir, Could you tell me if Terry Reardon, coach of the Providence Reds is married? Also what clubs he has performed with? Jim MooneyMontreal, Que. (Terry Reardon is married to a Winnipeg girl and has a young son, Lance. He has played with Hershey (1930-40), Boston Bruins (1940-41) and 1945-46, Montreal Canadiens (1942-43). He was in the armed forces from 1943-45.) *** CONTEST IDEA Dear Sir, Why not have a limerick contest? You could name some player or event, such as Bill Durnan’s shutout and the prize could be a subscription to your paper, or maybe one of the hockey books you advertise. Would you tell us what is the greatest lead that a team in the N.H.L. has held at the end of a season? We would like to see stories on Glen Harmon…
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Record Breakers Sid Smith of Pittsburgh Hornets and Carl Liscombe of Providence Reds finished the season with 55 goals apiece, thus gaining dual possession of a new goals record for the A.H.L. Has No Equal Baz Bastien, goalie for Pittsburgh Hornets, made a clean sweep at his position. Bastien had the most shutouts, best goals-against average, and won a berth on the Official A.H.L. All-Stars. HOW THE RAGE GOES FINAL STANDING Eastern Division Western Division March 19—St. Louis 5, at Cleveland 2; Providence 7, at Hershey 5; New Haven 3, at Philadelphia 5; Indianapolis 2, at Pittsburgh 4; Buffalo 8, at Springfield 4. March 20—Philadelphia 4, at Buffalo 9; Pittsburgh 1, at Indianapolis 2; Hershey 7, at New Haven 6; Springfield 1, at Providence 2; Cleveland 7, at St. Louis 3. PLAYOFF DRAW Series “A” (Best-of-seven) Tuesday, March 22—St Louis at Providence. Thursday, March…
Pembroke’s Really Gone Hockey Mad; Fans Raise Cash To Broadcast Games
PEMBROKE, Ont.—You can’t complain of lack of interest in hockey among the fans of this Ottawa Valley town. Puck-wise citizens of the area have organized a fund to make sure they can hear broadcasts of the senior series between Pembroke Lumber Kings and Sydney Millionaires, the Maritime titlists. In a few hours, more than $1,000 had been thrown into the kitty, with more to come. Kinsmen Club President Russell Gervan made a radio appeal for the funds needed to air the best-of-five series between the clubs.…
Part Interest For Sale In San Diego Franchise
SAN DIEGO, Calif.— It was learned by THE HOCKEY NEWS in an exclusive interview with Bert and Jim Forsyth, part owners of the San Diego Skyhawks (Pacific Coast Hockey League) and Glacier Gardens Ice Arena, that their 25% interest in the hockey team, the rink and all the shows which play there, was up for sale. The two brothers did not definitely “confirm” or “deny” our query, replying: “We have not said we would sell our interest in the team and rink, but if somebody came to us with the right price we would be foolish not to sell. That would be poor business. “You can tell your HOCKEY NEWS readers we will listen to any and all offers “and our books are open for inspection. As of January 31 of this year…
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