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November 11, 1950
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
Two Transfers Eddie Reigle and Ed Harrison of the Boston Bruins, have been transferred to the Hershey Bears of the American League. Harrison played a full 70 games with the Bruins last year, Chaiking up 14 goals and 12 assists for 26 points. Reigle was bought from Cleveland Barons by the Bruins. Watches Feat Dong Bentley of the Chicago Black Hawks, watched from the bench last week as Boy Conacher joined the select ’200-goal’ club with a neat marker. They were former linemates. Bentley was suffering from stomach flu when he was forced to the bench. HOW THE RACE GOES RESULTS OF GAMES Nov. 1—Canadiens 3, Toronto 5 Nov. 2—Toronto 2, Canadiens 1 Nov. 2—Rangers 2, Detroit 2 Nov. 2—Boston 2, Chicago 5 Nov. 4—Boston 3, Canadiens 2 Nov. 4—Rangers 2, Toronto 2 Nov. 5—Rangers 1, Chicago 3 Nev. 5—Boston 2, Detroit 4 NEXT…
Leafs, Habs Lead Loop As Top Penalty Men Since 1928
CHICAGO, Ill.- NHL teams have always had their badmen and squad protectors—their Red Homers and Jimmy Orlandos. But just which of the current squads ranks as the league’s penalty champions. Records reveal that none other than the Toronto Maple Leafs now hold the dubious honor. Since 1926, when the present National league teams first played together, Leaf teams have sat out a total of 13,523 minutes in penalties in the 1,350 regular season and playoff games in which they have completed. This time equals over 225 complete one hour games or almost nine and a halt days. Toronto has averaged 10.02 minutes in penalties per game and 563,37 minutes per season. The Montreal Canadiens are a fairly close second to the Maple Leafs. Canuck puck chasers have received 12,219 minutes in penalties in their…
Corcoran, Sullivan And McIntyre Boston Bound
HERSHEY, Pa.— As long as there has been ice hockey there has been a “kid line” somewhere in the picture. And the most threatening threesome of this year’s pro ranks can be found right here in Hershey in a terrific trio composed of George Sullivan, Norman Corcoran and John McIntyre. The rookies — Sullivan has a slight edge over his wingers, having turned pro less than a year ago, and his flankers just last month — already have been compared to that most famous of all kid lines, Primeau, Conacher and Jackson. Those icemen turned pro together and went on to fame and fortune with the Toronto Maple Leafs. By the same token the three Chocolateers got their amateur training on the same forward line with the St. Catharines TeePees and Corcoran was…
Passing the Puck
THE SIX N.H.L. CAPTAINS this season are Ted Kennedy, Toronto; Butch Bouchard, Canadiens; Sid Abel, Detroit; Jack Stewart, Chicago; Milt Schmidt, Boston and Frank Eddolls, Rangers. Eddolls and Jack Stewart are the two new skippers this term. Eddolls has taken over the captaincy from Buddy O’Connor, while Stewart has replaced Doug Bentley as captain of the Hawks. In both Instances, it is a defenseman taking over for a center … Opposing forwards had better be careful of rugged Bill Juzda, hard-checking defenseman of the Toronto Maple Leafs, this season. A tough hombre at any time, Bill is particularly hungry this season. Juzda says he’s never spent such a hectic summer as the one just past. There was the Red River flood in his hometown of Winnipeg, where he spent long…
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