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November 5, 1949
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O.H.A. SENIOR A” 1949-50 SCHEDULE
NOVEMBER 2 — Owen Sound at Kitchener. 3 — Kitchener at Marlboros; Owen Sound at Hamilton. 5 — Hamilton at Owen Soured; Marlboros at Kitchener. 8 — Marlboros at Owen Sound; Kitchener at Hamilton. 9 — Marlboros at Hamilton. 10 — Owen Sound at Kitchener. 11 — Kitchener at Hamilton; Marlboros at Owen Sound. 16 — Owen Sound at Kitchener. 18 — Hamilton at Marlboros. 19 — Kitchener at Owen Sound. 20 — Hamilton at Owen Sound. 21 — Kitchener at Marlboros. 22 — Owen Sound at Marlboros; Kitchener at Hamilton. 26 — Hamilton at Kitchener. 28 — Hamilton at Marlboros; Owen Sound at Kitchener. 29 — Kitchener at Owen Sound. DECEMBER 2 — Kitchener at Marlboros; Owen Sound at Hamilton. 3 — Hamilton at Owen Sound; Marlboros at Kitchener. 6 — Marlboros at Hamilton; Kitchener at Owen Sound. 7 — Hamilton at Marlboros. 9 — Owen Sound at Marlboros. 10 — Hamilton…
Jake’s Lost – No Nets!
Hard working Jake Forbes, the veteran (at 24) Omaha defenseman, claims he isn’t carrying any horseshoes or four-leaf clovers around this campaign, but he can’t explain just how it is the Knights are managing without a goalie change. This time a year ago Jake had been in and out of the nets in a “spare” role at least a couple of times and an extra goalie from the Saints had worked in relief, too … “My goaltending days are all over as of last year”, Jake beamed before a recent St. Paul-Omaha game. Then he continued, “it is getting tough enough to play defense without asking for more trouble in the nets”. Incidentally Jake reported that on his first trip around the league the hecklers all told him, “you are…
Percentages Pay Under WIHL System
SPOKANE, Wash— Feverish action marked the weeks prior to the opening of another Western International Hockey League season as players started getting in shape with new coaches at the helm of each club in the four-team loop. Joe Benoit, who took the Spokane Flyers to a league and national championship and lost his job, moved in as head man with last season’s cellar dwelling Nelson Maple Leafs. Wyatt (Scoop) Bentley, outstanding defenseman with Spokane last season, was named coach of the U. S. champions. One of the Bentleys of Delisle, Saskatchewan, Scoop was one of the most popular members of the Spokane roster and an important cog in the championship machine. Refugee Prom Stalin Mike Bucka, a teammate of Benoit when Trail won the Allan Cup and world’s championship se? veral years ago, returns to…
Winless Wonders
DETROIT, Mich. — The 1949-50 season hasn’t offered any more happiness so far than did the 1948-49 campaign for the Windsor Ryancretes. Ryancrete joined the International Hockey League last season, and was distinguished by a complete lack of success. In 81 games, Ryancrete won none. The final record was 26 defeats and five ties. After one week this season Ryancrete reluctantly has extended its nonwinning streak to 84. One more defeat and two more ties went into the books.…
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