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September 15, 1951
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HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO You
SEPT, 16 to OCT. 2 16—CHAD, Johnny, Providence, forward, 1919; KELLY, Roy, St. Louis, forward, 1925; MILLER, Jack, Chicago, forward 1928. 18—LAMBRECHT, Andy, Tacoma, defense, 1925; MILLER, Al, Portland, goal, 1929. 19—McGILL Jack, Providence, forward, 1920. 20—KOBUSSEN, Eldie, Pittsburgh, forward, 1925. 21—SULLIVAN, Barry, Providence, forward, 1926; LOWE, Ross, Montreal, defense, 1928 23—UNIAC, Jim, Indianapolis, forward, 1928. 26—STODDARD, John, Providence, forward, 1926; DUSSAULT, NoYmie, Montreal, forward, 1925; BACKOR, Hank, Edmonton, forward, 1925. 28—KAISER, Vern, Buffalo, forward, 1925; McPHERSON, Scotty, Vancouver, forward, 1922 29—TIMGREN, Ray, Toronto, forward 1928 30—JACKSON, Bob, Vancouver, forward, 1927. 2—PETERS, Jim, Chicago, forward, 1922.…
Chi Hawks’ Lineup Reads Like’ Part Of Red Wines’ Farm System
DETROIT. Mich.— What’s all this loose talk about the Chicago Black Hawks lacking a farm system? Why those Hawks have one of the most productive farm outfits in hockey, and it’s located right here in Detroit, at the Olympia — the Red Wings. It doesn’t take a deep understanding of the structure of the Chicago club to realize this. A glance at the Hawk roster which shows previous servitude of its players reveals enough. Under the heading “Last Previous Club” is the whole story, since it invariably reads: Detroit Red Wings. The Detroit Hockey Club is a widespread, well-graded, sharply-conducted organization with impressive player wealth. Not only can Detroit keep its own teams stocked, but the overflow is ample enough to keep the Hawks in business. Of course, there is suspicion that maybe the Hawks…
Accent On Youth For Bears Of ’52
HERSHEY, Pa.— The Hershey Bears will come out of Summer hibernation to begin training for their forth’ coming American Hockey League wars on Monday, September 24. The Bears will be preceeded by Lynn Patrick’s Boston Bruins, who will set up shop at the Hershey Sports Arena on Wednesday, September 19. In making plans for his sophomore year as pilot of the Bears, popular Johnny Crawford, coach of the Chocolatetown entry, has announced he’ll place more emphasis on youth than ever before, mixing just enough veterans to give the youngsters a steadying influence when the going gets rough. “Boston has a lot of promising kids coming down from Canada for try outs,” Crawford pointed out, “and quite a few of them will prove welcome additions to the Bears.” “These kids, backed up by such Hershey…
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