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February 9, 1952
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Player-of-the-Week
The Boston Bruins are currently in fourth place in the National Hockey League. One reason for their position is the goaling the are getting. It’s the best goaling in the League at the moment. Sugar Jim Henry whose career was uncertain not too long ago has played the Bruins right back into a playoff spot. Last week he was the outstanding, player in the loop, by far. We have chosen him Player-of-the-week and O’Keefe’s award winner. In four games last week the Bruins went undefeated. They won two and tied two. Henry racked up two shutouts and came close to makeing it four. The Bruins started tr.eir current hot streak for fourth place Tuesday, January 29 when they defeated ‘the league leading Detroit Red Wings .3-1 in Boston. Defeating the Wings at…
Amateur Puck Parade At A Clarice
MARITIME MAJOR STANDINGS ON WEDNESDAY, JAN. 30 TOP FIVE SCORERS QUEBEC MAJOR STANDINGS ON MONDAY, JAN. 28 TOP FIVE SCORERS O.H.A. SENIOR STANDINGS ON MONDAY, JAN. 28 TOP FIVE SCORERS SASKATCHEWAN SENIOR STANDINGS ON TUESDAY, JAN. 29 TOP FIVE SCORERS EASTERN CANASA SENIOR STANDINGS ON TUESDAY, JAN. 29 QUEBEC PROVINCIAL LEAGUE STANDINGS ON TUESDAY, JAN. 29 QUE. LAKE ST. JOHN SENIOR STANDINGS ON TUESDAY, JAN. 29 INTERNATIONAL AMATEUR STANDINGS ON TUESDAY, JAN. 29 TOP FIVE SCORERS NEW YORK-ONTARIO LEAGUE STANDINGS ON WEDNESDAY, JAN. 39 EASTERN AMATEUR LEAGUE STANDINGS ON WEDNESDAY, JAN. 30 •Disbanded TOP FIVE SCORERS WESTERN CANADA JUNIOR STANDINGS ON MONDAY, JAN. 28 (Includes games with Saskatchewan Junior League teams). TOP FIVE SCORERS SASKATCHEWAN JUNIOR STANDINGS ON MONDAY, JAN. 28 (Includes games with Western Canada Junior League teams). TOP FIVE SCORERS CAPE BRETON JUNIOR STANDINGS ON MONDAY, JAN. 28 TOP FIVE SCORERS O.H.A. JUNIOR STANDINGS ON MONDAY, JAN. 28 TOP FIVE SCORERS MANITOBA JUNIOR STANDINGS ON WEDNESDAY, JAN. 30 TOP FIVE SCORERS ONTARIO JUNIOR ‘B’ BIG SIX STANDINGS ON WEDNESDAY, JAN. 30 THUNDER BAY JUNIOR STANDINGS…
Slater Loop Figures Show Crowds Up 25%
MONTREAL, Que.— Business is definitely on a bullish trend in the Quebec Senior Hockey League, if a trite expression can be borrowed from the financial pages. While minor leagues in hockey in some districts may be moaning and in baseball the competition of TV is being considered with growing alarm, the Quebec circuit is enjoying a very healthy boom. Roy E. Mackenzie, secretarytreasurer of the QSHL this week released crowd figures for the first 153 games which disclosed an increase of 23 per cent over a similar period in the 1950-51 campaign. Attendance in the seven cities of the loop had reached a total of 655, 781 up until January 24, and with 53 games remaining in the 210 game schedule the dream of George M. Slater — league president and one of…
Dog Eat Dog Fight for 2nd, 3rd, 4th as Habs Bite Off First
MONTREAL, Que.— They still have a month of campaignin to go in the Quebec Junior Amateur Hocke Association but there’s three positions ii the six club circuit which are well settlei already. There would have to a major win streal combined with a drastic losing sequence fo I any club to have a Chance of derailing th I high-flying junior Canadiens from their top spot. And the other two spots which are already clinched are the fifth and sixth spots in the rugged loop. With two wins in 42 starts Granby has no fear of being unseated from their caller berth and St. Jerome Eagles, in fifth place have run out their mathematical chances of making the fourth and final play-off position. But the remaining three squads look to he heading into a bitter dog,…
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