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December 22, 1951
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This Is How Ivan Gets Two For Price Of One
Here are the various positions which the 10 Red Wing forwards have played under game conditions this season in Coach Tommy Ivan’s “Interchangeable parts” system:…
AMERICAN LEAQUE
Two Century Club Veteran Billy Gooden of the Syracuse Warriors of the AHL became the eleventh player in lpague history to score 200 AHL goals, when he tallied on December Sth against Indianapolis. Of the eleven, only three others are still active, In addition to Gooden. Following Old Favorites When the Syracuse Warriors of the AHL played a road game in Providen on December 2nd, five bus loads of fans, newspapermen and radio sportscasters made the trip to Rhode Island from Springfield, Massachusetts. They came to cheer on their old favorites who until this season played for the Springfield Indians, before that franchise was moved to HOW THE RACE GOES STANDINGS ON TUES. A.M., DEC. 18 TUESDAY, DECEMBER 11 Providence 3 at Cincinnati 2 CINCINNATI. — The Providence Reds handed Cincinnati Mohawks their fourth straight AHL setback 3-2,…
No Vote Taken On Return Of Extra Period
TORONTO, Ont.—. Conn Smythe looked like a man who won a moral victory as he emerged from the National League board of governor s’ meeting in New York’s posh Park Lane Hotel. “It came out a tie,” he told waiting newsmen with no effort to hide his enthusiasm, warranted in this case because he had been the leading voice in the nays to Walter Brown’s suggestion that overtime might be the cure-all for sagging attendances in American NHL cities. Smythe had for support Frank Selke of Montreal, and, amazingly enough, Jim Norris Sr. of Detroit. Amazingly enough because it’e been Smythe’s observation that, on all issues discussed at these meetings, the Leaf representation has been on the short end of a 5-1 or 4-2 vote. Actually the overtime question never came to a…
McNeil Not On Block But I’ll Talk Trade Tor Others, Says Selke
MONTREAL. One— Trade talk continued to be persistent in Montreal last week but it was still just talk. Nobody has changed uniforms as yet. But that doesn’t mean they won’t. The latest chatter had the Canadiens dangling Defenseman Doug Harvey as bait for Red Wings’ rearguard Marcel Pronovost. “Sure I offered Harvey for Pronovost,” says General Manager Frank Selke, “but the news is only a year late. I made that offer to Jack Adams last season. “I am willing to make trades with anybody if I think I am getting something in return to strengthen our club. It’s no good trying to do business with those bottom placers. It’s impossible to get anything better than what you already have.” The flush of rumors that the Habs would make a deal with the Detroit Red…
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