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November 26, 1949
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THE FAN FORUM
A VOLUNTEER Dear Sir, The discussion concerning Reardon’s attack on a fan in Chicago brings to my mind the many times I have watched the vile behavior of hockey audiences particularly here in the States. Not only do they throw paper, water and dirt on the ice, stopping the play, but they jeer at and reach for the players. The worst offenders seem to be those who can afford the exepensive seats. A player so annoyed has just cause for mayhem, if not murder. In order to bring to an end this nuisance, I hereby volunteer without pay, to patrol the local hockey arena with a sidearm during games. If a fan cannot be encouraged to stop his inconsiderate activities, he can be made to. Gretchen Rutemiller Cleveland, Ohio. HABS FARMS Dear Sir, Would you kindly advise me what…
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Reunited When the Cincinnati Mohawks of the American Hockey League recently signed Bert Herschfeld to a professional contract, he was reunited with his teammate of last season, Bobby Frampton. The two young: stars of the Mohawks who are rated as future greats, played together with the Montreal Royals in the Quebec Senior League last year. Courageous “Cat” Emile “Cat” Francis, stellar xoaltender for the New Haven Ramblers In the American Hockey League is one of the best illustrations of the never give up spirit of hockey players, In a sport which boasts of legions of such. Francis already this season has been injured half a dozen times, Including a dislocated shoulder, but stayed in the game to the finish, HOW THE RACE GOES STANDINGS ON TUES. A.M., NOV. 22 EASTERN DIVISION WESTERN DIVISION Results of Games November 12 —…
Cus Has Hustle -- St. PauI Really Coes For Schwartz
ST. PAUL, Minn.— Time was when leather-lunged fans in the Auditorium used to give Gus Schwartz a bad time. In a way they had a point; Gus wasn’t much of a scorer, and the fans in the balcony were interested in a scorer. For a time some of the powers-higher-up in the New York Rangers organizations even sided with the fans. They were on the verge of selling Gus because he didn’t have the look of a future National League prospect. Times have changed, though. The boys in the balcony are yelling “good old Gus” now. What is more, you would likely earn yourself a good clout if you were to infer that maybe someone could get things done better than Gus. Even the Ranger bigwigs have backed down, on peddling Gus. Now,…
Amateur Parade At Quick Glance
O.H.A. SENIOR “A” STANDINGS ON THURS. A.M., NOV. 17 Results of Gaines November 11 — Marlboros 5, Hamilton 4. November 12 — Owen Sound 2, Kitchener 7. November 15 — Marlboros 3, Owen Sound 4; Kitchener 5, Hamilton 2. November 16 — Owen Sound 2, Kitchener 9. LEADING SCORERS GOALKEEPERS RECORDS QUEBEC SENIOR STANDINGS ON FRI. A.M., NOV. 18 LEADING SCORERS WESTERN CANADA SENIOR STANDINGS ON WED. A.M., NOV. 16 LEADING SORERS MARITIME SENIOR STANDINGS ON TUES. A.M., NOV. 15 Results of Games November 9 — Saint John 6, Amherst 3. November 10 — Moncton 3, Halifax 3. November 11 — Saint John 4, Amherst 4. November 12 — St. John 4, Halifax 4; Moncton 8, Amherst 3. November 14 — Halifax 6, Amerst 0; Saint John 7, Monton 2. November 15 — Saint John 9, Amherst 6. LEADING SCORERS INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE STANDINGS ON TUES. A.M., NOV. 15 Results of Games November 9 — Chatham 8, Windsor 2. November…
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