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June 15, 1951
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INTERESTING RULE CHANGES
THE INTERNATIONAL HOCKEY WEEKLY Founded..October 1, 1947 Published by HOCKEY NEWS COMPANY Circulation Room 204, King’s Hall Bldg., 1231 Ste. Catherine Street West. Montreal 25, Que. Advertising & Editorial 603A Sun Life Bldg., 1155 Metcalfe St., Montreal 2, Que. Yearly Subscription Price $2,50 in Canada — $3.50 in U.S.A. Authorized as second class mail, Post Office Department, Ottawa. Entered as second class mall at the Post Office in Buffalo. N.T., and Saint Albans, Vt. Return All V.S. Undeliverable copies under Form 3579 to the Hockey News Company. Boom 204, King’s Hall Bldg., J231 Ste. Catherine Street West, Montreal 25, Que. Printed In Canada Vol 4 June. 15, 1951 No. 32 Professional hockey gave the Canadian Amateur Hockey Association the green light to go ahead with an expel iment in the rules for 1951-52 and if this, experiment is successful it will…
The Penalty Parade
MONTREAL — Toronto’s Gus Mortson led the individual penalty Parade this season edging out Canadiens’ Tom Johnson by 14 minutes, Mortson led the National League with 142 minutes in the cooler while the Habs’ Rookie managed 128 minutes in the bin. The following is the NHL.’s 12 top bad men: Only the Chicago Black Hawks were not depresented among the league’s top 12 penalty men. Two Chicago players were equal as top had men on the Windy City club. They are Defensemen Al Dewsbury and Lee Fogolin. Both ended the season with 79 minutes in the penalty box.…
New Faceoff Circle Will Get Once-Over In Exhibition Games
MONTREAL, Que.— The lobby of the Windsor Hotel in downtown Montreal was buzzing with rumors of player deals last week as the National Hockey League went into conference. But they turned out to be just rumors and three days later the largest group of professional hockey leaders ever to meet under one roof dispersed without so much as trading or selling a star or a stickboy. Most prominent rumor of a cooking deal was said to be between Toronto and Chicago. And the fact that Conn Smythe of the Leafs and Bill Tobin of Chicago got together for a game of golf while in town made the buzzing even louder. It has long been said that most deal are made on the links during the off season. However, even though the rumors…
Royal Carpet Unrolled By Happy Haligonians
HALIFAX, N.S.— Delegates attending the annual meeting of the Canadian Amateur Hockey Association got more than a taste of Maritime hospitality during their sessions in this historic city. There were banquets and tours, and the ‘Royal Suite’ presided over by officials of the Maritime Amateur Hockey Association was thronged day after day. Delegates were taken on an imaginary tour of Nova Scotia by Will R. Bird, past president of the Canadian Authors’ Association at the banquet tendered by the City of Halifax. Danny Gallivan, well known Maritime hockey broadcaster, was guest speaker at the banquet tendered by the MAHA. Other speakers included Bunny Ahearn, president of the British Ice Hockey Association and Tom Lockhart, president of the United States Amateur Hockey Association. Scottish pipers were on hand to greet the delegates when they arrived…
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