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April 29, 1950
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Happy Birthday to YOU
APRIL 30 TO MAY 15 MAY—1—Gerry Plamondon, Canadiens, forward, 1925: Bill Brennan. Omaha, goaler, 1925; Jim Moore, Cincinnati, forward, 1928. 2—Jud McAtee, Tulsa, forward 1920. 3—Jack Jackson, Kansas City, defense, 1925; George Agar, Minneapolis, forward, 1919. 4—Art Michaluk, Providence, defense, 1923. 5—Jim Conacher, Chicago, forward, 1921. 6—Jack Stewart, Detroit, defense, 1917; Harry Watson, Toronto, forward, 1923. 8—Ken Smith, Boston, forward, 1924; Johnny MariuccC Minneapolis, defense, 1916; Gordie Kerr, Portland, forward, 1924. 9—Murray Henderson, Boston, defense, 1921: Gordie Bruce, Hershey, forward, 1919. 10—Pete Babando, Detroit, forward, 1925; Ab DeMarco Buffalo, forward, 1916; Lloyd GronsdahL Tulsa, forward, 1921; Freckles Little, Tulsa, goaler, 1924; Roger Leger, Canadiens, defense, 1928. 11—George Robertson Victoria, forward, 1927; Lloyd Ailsby, St. Paul, defense, 1930. 12—Bob Goldham, Chicago defense, 1922; Sherman White, New Haven, forward, 1923. 13—Red McAtee, Springfield, goaler, 1919. 14—Neil Andrews, Tacoma, forward, 1921. 15—Turk Broda, Toronto, goaler, 1914; John…
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
Two Clipped Dutch Evers and Bob Paul of the Westminster Royals were clipped by high sticks in the second game of the P.C.H.L. finals. Pogue Hats It Eric Pogue, who was traded to the Cleveland Barons last week, left his mark on the New Westminster Royals in the third game. Los Angeles won 4-2 as Pogue scored three goals. HOW THE RAGE GOES LAST WEEK’S GAMES SATURDAY, APRIL 15 New Westminster 6 at Los Angeles 5 MONDAY, APRIL 17 New Westminster 3 at Los Angeles 6 THURSDAY, APRIL 20 Los Angeles 4 at New Westminster 3 SATURDAY, APRIL 22 Los Angeles 5 at New Westminster 6 The race for the Phil Henderson Memorial Trophy is as close as a hot summer day in Georgia. Both the Los Angeles Monarchs and New Westminster Royals have found it a tough grind as they batter away at…
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VOLUME 3 MONTREAL, APRIL 29, 1950 NUMBER 30 Hey! What Happened To My Team? The two pictures on this page just about explain themselves. The closeness of the Stanley Cup race, the tension as the battles, seven of them, raged from end to end. The Wings won but anyone of the players who competed for Detroit in the series will tell you that the Rangers were a tough team.…
Habs Start Rebuilding, Buy and Trade for Three
MONTREAL, Que— The Montreal Canadiens completed three deals last week as the rebuilding program of the Habs got underway. The Canadiens grabbed Vern Kaiser from Springfield and sent Bus Gagnon and two amateurs to the Tribe in return, also a small amount of cash. Frank Seike also announced that the Habs have bought Paul Meger from the Buffalo Bisons for $15,000 and three unnamed players. However, under an agreement, Meger will return to the Bisons for one more season. Joins Tribe Moving further West, the Habs bought Huge Frank King from the Minneapolis Millers, a Cleveland farm club. Of the three deals there is little doubt that Meger is the one that will pay off in aces. Chosen as the Rookie of the Year in the A.H.L. this season, Meger was with the Canadiens in three…
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