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November 3, 1951
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
Three More Maurice Richard of the Montreal Canadiens is the highest scoring played in the National Hockey League today. Every time he scores goal he gets one closed to his ultimate goal in his hockey life, to net 325 and thus pass the all time scoring record held by Nels Stewart who scored 324. Richards has scored 297 goals in his career. Gee, Horeck When Pete Horeck was bought by of the Chicago Black Hawks last week he became the second player in the last few months to return to theHawks after being traded away from them in the first place. When George Gee was sold to the Hawks by the Detroit Red Wings In the $75,000 cash and carry deal he also returned to the club with he got his start. HOW THE…
Happy Birthday to You
OCTOBER 31 to NOVEMBER 6 1—BRKLACIOH, Steve: Saskatoon, forward, 1929. 2—HOWE, Vic: Saskatoon, forward, 1929; MICHALUK, John: Providence, forward, 1928; MOSIENKO, Bill: Chicago, forward, 1921. 3—WEBSTER, Chick: Cincinnati, forward, 1920; KIRK, Norm: Vancouver, forward, 1926; LEIER, Eddie: Calgary, forward, 1927. 4—MEEKER, Howie: Toronto, forward, 1924. 5—MAXWELL, Stan: Seattle, forward, 1925. 6—PAVELICH, Marty: Detroit, forward, 1927; LONG, Stan, Buffalo, defense, 1929; KLURAY, Joe: Toronto, forward, 1922; DURHAM, Pete: Indianapolis, defense, 1927.…
Poile’s Miners Escape Injuries In Bus Accident
GLACE BAY, N.S.— Playing Coach Bud Poile of the Glace Bay Miners is thanking his lucky stars today that he still has a hockey club with which to compete in the Maritime Major Hockey League. The entire Miners’ hockey club escaped from a highway accident on the night of Sunday. October 21, with only a few minor injuries and some torn clothes. “We were returning from Moncton in a bus after losing a 4-3 game to the Hawks. Our driver, N. Shaw of Saint John, was taking us at about 45 miles an hour when a truck close in front started to make a left turn. Our driver swerved, the bus glanced off the truck’s left front bumper and we found ourselves In a large ditch, the bus laying on its side. “For…
Pats’ Hopes Rest On Showing Of Latest Masnick Pivot Heir
REGINA, Sask.— Much of Regina Pats’ hopes in the forthcoming junior hockey campaign rest with the slim figure of Harvey Schmidt, youthful member of the hockey-playing Schmidt family of Regina. If he measures up to the test, the Patricias could walk off with their third successive Western Canada Junior Hockey League title. Schmidt has been inserted at the center spot between the starry pair of Gordon Cowan and Eddie Litzenberger on Pats’ Big line. This marks the third season that Cowan and Litzenberger have been members of Pats’ No. 1 firing line but each season they have been aligned with a different third man. In 1949-50, When Pats lost to Montreal Canadiens in the Memorial cup final, Paul Masnick was their pivot man. But Masnick went up to the NHL. Canadiens last season…
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