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December 2, 1950
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LeRoy Runs Two Clubs, Both Winners
BUFFALO, N.Y.— If LeRoy (Goldy) Goldsworthy was a braggart, he would have plenty of reason to pat himself on the back the night of Nov. 7. At the time, he was the only coach In hockey with two clubs—one pro and one amateur—pacing their respective leagues. Goldsworthy, regular coach of the Buffalo Biaons pace-setters in the Eastern Division of the American Hockey League, served as fill-in coach of the St. Catharines Teepees of the Ontario Hockey Association, a junior amateur loop, that evening. Rudy Pilous, St. Catharines bossman, had been handed a ten-game suspension until Dec. 3 for taking his team off the ice in a game with Windsor. The Goldsworthy-led Teepees, however, showed their absent coach his teachings had been absorbed by dumping Guelph, the previous league leader, 4-0. And as Goldsworthy rode back to…
Amateur Parade At Quick Glance
CAPE BRETON SENIOR O.H.A. SENIOR INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE MAINLINE-OKANAGAN SENIOR QUEBEC SENIOR EASTERN CANADA SENIOR ENGLISH AUTUMN CUP RESULTS OF GAMES Nov. 13—Lions 7, Streatham 4 Nov. 15—Streatham 2, Panthers 4 Nov. 16—Lions 3, Rangers 5 Nov. 16—Tigers 9, Racers 6 Nov. 17—Panthers 5, Tigers 1 Nov. 17—Rangers 2, Lions 6 Nov. 18—Lions 5, Panthers 5 Nov. 18—Racers 6, Streatham 7 MARITIME SENIOR WESTERN SENIOR WESTERN JUNIOR QUEBEC JUNIOR O.H.A. JUNIOR RESULTS OF GAMES Nov. 15—St. Catharines 2, Barrie 4 Nov. 15—Guelph 1, Windsor 7 Nov. 15—Galt 3, Oshawa 6 Nov. 17—Windsor 2, Barrie 7 Nov. 17—Galt 4, Stratford 2 Nov. 17—St. Michaels 0, Guelph 7 Nov. 18—Guelph 6, Waterloo 4 Nov. 18—Barrie 4, Galt 3 Nov. 19—Oshawa 3, Marlboros 5 Nov. 19—Stratford 7, St. Michaels 6 Nov. 21—Marlboros 3, Barrie 1 Nov. 21—St. Michaels 5, Waterloo 1 LEADING SCORERS GOALKEEPERS RECORDS MANITOBA JUNIOR LEADING SCORERS MARITIME JUNIOR…
Wholesome Skipping Of Maritime Mentors
HALIFAX, N.S.— There have been big doings in the Maritime hockey picture. Erwin Groves (Murph) Chamberlain moved out of Charlottetown to pilot the Vancouver Canucks of the Pacific Coast League for a salary estimated at $7,500 and some say merely a stepping stone to a big league managerial job next winter. Leo Lamoureux, former Canadiens defenseman, replaced Chamberlain at Charlottetown. He took over the league leaders and took up where Murph left off. Dave (Sweeney) Schriner quit as coach of North Sydney Victorias of the Cape Breton League, was unemployed for two days and then signed as coach of Halifax Saint Mary’s of the Big Four. This will give erstwhile coach Marty Barry the time to devote all his attention to the fast growing junior organization that is being built with the Intention…
Weird Turn Of Events Spotlights Moritimes
HALIFAX, N.S.—The Maritime Senior (Big Four) Hockey League remains in the sports spotlight. On the heels of the hiring of Dave (Sweeney) Schriner as coach of Halifax Saint Mary’s after he had resigned as leader of the North Sydney Victorias, came the following events: Bill Gulliver, linesman, died following a heart attack in the first period of a game between Halifax and Saint John at the latter city. He was about 40 and a former hockey star in Saint John and nearby Fredericton. The game was stopped at that point and will be replayed later. Gordon Drillon has been given his release as coach of the Moncton Hawks. Former star player George Bell took temporary charge of the team and in their first game under new leadership the Hawks defeated the Islanders…
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