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March 25, 1950
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Baron Net Sweeps Far, Wide
CLEVELAND, O.— When a newcomer to the Cleveland Barons starts down the ice sheet, whips past the center zone, eludes the defense and works his way in for a clean shot at the net to turn on the red light, fans turn to each other and start buzzing, “Wonder where they got him?” More often than not, that particular boy who is slated for stardom is a product of teams that are affiliated with the Cleveland Barons and has been carefully brought along since he was in his late teens. The days of purchasing a ready made club are few and far between in today’s high-pressure hockey. Hockey moguls in quest of good solid replacements for their clubs may go into the hockey marts and offer huge sums of money for a…
Icy North In Torrid Mood As Miners Extend Soo To Limit
SAULT STE. MARIE, Ont.— Northern Ontario had never see anything like it before. Hardened Northerners, true die-hard, hockey fans, have been used to slam-bang, exciting hockey for many decades. But for a hectic few days, fans from the red-hot steel and hockey center of Sault Ste. Marie along the north shore of Lake Superior, east to the booming, noisy nickel city of Sudbury, further east to North Bay, and straight north again to Timmins District, all have been in an unusually wild state over two important Northern Ontario Hockey Association Senior “A” semi-final rounds to decide finalists for the title and the right to advance along the Allan Cup trail. The excitement caused by the Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds vs Sudbury Miners semi-final and the North Bay Black Hawks vs Porcupine…
Pick Full House; 8 Named As Stars Of Int’ League
DETROIT, Mich— Eight players were named to the International Amateur League All Star team in a poll of the league’s five coaches. Ties for two positions (left wing and center) created the unusual situation of an eight man team selection. All clubs but Windsor were represented on the first squad. Sarnia, winners of the J. P. McGuire Trophy, topped the list, with four places. Chatham drew two spots, while Auto Club and Hettche, the two Detroit teams, each drew one position. Three of the selections, goalkeepers Fred Sparks of Auto Club, and defenseman Bud Dodds and right wing Ted Garvin of the Sarnia Sailors were unanimous. Al Plouffe, young Chatham rear guard drew the other defense position. Ties occured at center and left wing. At center, Dick Kowcinak, Sarnia playing-coach, and the league’s leading…
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