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December 2, 1950
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Lammy Pleases Mitch With All-Round Play
ST. LOUIS, Mo.— Two Jean Pauls mean double trouble, the Flyers hope this season, with the acquisition of Lamirande to go on the same line with Gladu. And from indications in the first 20 games, these two Frenchmen will give opponents just that. Lamirande, bought from the New York Rangers, hasn’t the scoring record of Gladu, but his play-making ability and his defensive strength has added greatly to the power of the line centered by Sherman White. The similarity of their first two names sometimes leads to confusion by their own teammates, but they are getting over that by calling Lamirande either Jean or Lammy and Gladu, of course, is always Paul. Johnny Mitchell, new coach of the Flyers, hopes they confuse opponents with a duplication scoring. Good Record in’49 Lamirande may do just that,…


UNITED STATES LEAGUE
Rookies Galore There are no less than twenty-five rookies in the USHL this season, most of whom played their amateur hockey in Canada last year. Pat Coburn, Omaha defenseman, is an exception, however. He played hockey the last two seasons In England. Playing Coach Clint Smith, former star with the New York Rangers of the National Hockey league, has been added to the roster of the St. Paul Saints. He is under contract now ns a playing coach. HOW THE RACE GOES STANDINGS ON TUE. A.M., NOV. 21 RESULTS OF GAMES Nov. 14—Tulsa 3, Kansas City 6 Nov. 16—Kansas City 1, Omaha 4 Nov. 16—Denver 3, St. Paul 4 Nov. 16—Milwaukee 2, Tulsa 5 Nov. 18—St. paul 2, Tulsa 3 Nov. 18—Denver 2, Omaha 4 Nov. 19—Kansas City 1, Denver 6 Nov. 19—Tulsa 2, St. Paul 2 The Omaha Knights, who have played but eleven…


The Old College Try


Fights, Upsets, Blasts Etc., In OHA Grabs Share Of Ink
TORONTO, Ont.— Despite the football hysteria that becomes part of the Grey Cup final scene, hockey has managed to crash the headlines for a fair share of public attention. A few examples.— Coach Jimmy Skinner of Windsor Spitfires socks an usher in the Barrie Arena during the excitement of Barrie Flyers walloping the Windsor crew and gets himself arrested. Manager Mason and Secretary Somerville of Guelph Biltmores engaged in a verbal how-de-dow with executive members of the Ontario Hockey Association. St. Michael’s upset Marlboros 6-5 in a rugged OHA Major Series of home and home four point games. The bombastic Herbert Parker of Stratford takes over the presidency of the Ontario Minor Hockey Association for its 17th. season of operation and the delegates in annual convention decide to allow body-checking in centreice for juvenile and midget…