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January 19, 1952
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THE FAN FORUM
A Tough Decision Dear Sir, I have sometimes noticed letters in the Fan Forum asking for back issues of THE HOCKEY NEWS. I still have all of my copies since July 1949 and must dispose of them for lack of space. I’ve enjoyed them so much I hate to burn them, so if anyone would care to have any or all of them I’d be glad to send them along. I’ve been a rabid hockey fan since I was dragged to my first game very much against my will a few years ago. Now that the USHL has been dissolved THE HOCKEY NEWS Is my only contact with the hockey world so 1 appreciate it more than ever. I especially enjoy the arguments on the fan page. I’d be interested in corresponding with other…
Bruins’ McIntyre Gets Into Rookie Race
BOSTON, Mass.— A hip injury to a 16-year-old pole-vaulter may have cost Canada a 1952 Olympian, but it has provided the Boston Bruins of hockey with a fine young left wing. The recipient of the injury was Jack McIntyre, one of the few rays of sunshine in a frequently cloudy Bruins’ picture this winter. McIntyre is rapidly acquiring a reputation as one of the best left wings in the National League and the Bruins’ leading contender for the “rookie of the year” award. But a few years ago as a Listowel. Ontario, schoolboy he had a reputation as a trackman, especially as a pole-vaulter. As a hockey player he was just another ‘teen-age defenseman, not very good and not very enthusiastic about improving. For two years the young man from Cyclone Taylor’s home town was…
Glover, Sclisizzi Hit The Twine
DETROIT—Fred Glover and Enio Sclisizzi each helped their new clubs to victories in their first games with the Indianapolis Caps and Detroit Red Wings respectively on the night of Thursday, January 10th. However, Glover was a little more spectacular that Sclisizzi. The Indianapolis Caps whipped the Syracuse Warriors 9-2 in Indianapolis and Glover made his welcome back to the AHL a big one. He scored two goals and added an assist. His two goals were scored in 18 seconds in the dying minutes of the third period. He scored at 17.24 and 17.42 he netted his second. Sclisizzi, about the same time as Glover was scoring his two goals was beginning to make the play that netted him his first in the NHL this season. He netted his goal at 18.33 of the…
Aces Romp -- Watch RestJockeying for Positions
MONTREAL, Que.— Cut - throat competition by the trailing teams hampered all their efforts to close the wide gap held by Quebec Aces in the Quebec Senior Hockey League as the Slater circuit swept into the second week of 1952. Punch Imlach’s boys, who have gone unbeaten in nearly a monh, held a six length lead on the second place Ottawa Senators and were seven full points in the van of Montreal Royals and Chicoutimi Sagueneens who were knotted in the third position in the league standing as of last Friday morning. (January 11.) The Aces showed no sign of slackening their efforts though they had a close call when they invaded Valleyfield and were held to a 2-1 score on the night of January 9. Jackie LeClair’s second period goal provided the one…
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