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January 27, 1951
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Wings Stretch Lead To 8 Pts
MONTREAL, Que.— Detroit Red Wings retained their eight-point lead over Toronto Maple Leafs in the battle for top spot in the N.H.L. Standings. Both clubs won two games and tied one during the week; Detroit increasing their point total to 62 and Toronto to 54. Montreal Canadiens are in solepossession of third place with 41 points, two more than Boston Bruins. New York Rangers are fifth with 37 points and Chicago Black Hawks bring up the rear with 31. Big Gordie Howe added three goals (all in one game) and two assists to his point total during the week and he now has 19 goals and 31 assists for 50 points. Maurice Richard of Canadiens and ax Bentley of Toronto are tied for second place in the individual scoring derby with 4…
Hockey Crossword
ACROSS 1—Pictured Leaf player. 6—The—of all clubs is to win the Stanley Cup. 7—Short for given name of Milks, who played for Rangers in 1931-32. 9—Title of respect. 11—NHL club where Langelle once played (abbr). 12—Member of 192 6 Montreal Maroons. 14—Jack Stewart spent nine of these with Detroit (abbr). 15—Initials of Kirk of New Westminster. 17—Short for given name of coach of Valleyfield Braves. 19—Initials of Reibel of Omaha. 21—Complete initials of Eddie Harrison. 22—Number of seasons Doug Harvey played with Buffalo. 23—Initials of a Canadien forward. 24—Country in which Bill Moe was born (abbr). 26—Initials of Enio who played for Detroit. 27—A goalie seldom gets one. 30—Not even. 32—Initials of a Toronto defenseman. 33—Pronoun. 34—Given name of Buller of Cleveland. 36—What the Bentleys’ goalkeeping nephew is called. 37—How Drouin, ex Canadien. might sign initials. 38—Before. 39—Played for Leafs in 1937-38, called George. DOWN 1—Terry Reardon played with this NHL team in 1940-41. 2—One of the…
UNITED STATES LEAGUE
Injury Plague The league-leading Omaha Knights have had anything but a bed of roses in the last while. First Krai Reibel broke his leg; then Motto McLean suffered a head injury that kept him out for a few games; next was the veteran Fddie Bruneteau with a painful Jaw injury; and then Lloyd Hinchberger broke his wrist in practice. Sympathy Deepest sympathy Is extended to Omaha Captain Jake Forbes whose father passed away in Toronto. Ontario. the past week. Jake flew home for the funeral and rejoined his club in Omaha on Saturday night where he played a standout game, and then on Sunday night lie scored his team’s winning goal in their 2-1 win at Kansas City. HOW THE RACE GOES RESULTS OF GAMES Jan. 9—St. Paul 2, Kansas City 2 Jan. 9—Milwaukee 2. Denver 6 Jan.…
“Our Slump Is Over,” Says Clancy As Mohawks Try To Close On Barons
(The Cincinnati Enquirer)CINCINNATI, 0.— Although Coach King Clancy’s Cincinnati Mohawks seem no longer a serious threat to the supremacy of the Cleveland Barons in the American Hockey League’s western division race, the King wants it known that his club is definitely heading for the Calder Cup playoffs in March. The Mohawks, who were the rage of the league during October and November, took a disastrous December slump when they netted only seven points on three wins and a tie in ten games, and just when the opposition was starting to figure the Clancymen as a grade “A” pushovers, King has his club burning again on all cylinders and rearin’ to go. Barring a general and complete collapse on the part of the Barons, who at this writing were 14 points in front of…
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