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February 16, 1952

February 16, 1952

The Hockey News has been providing the most comprehensive coverage of the world of hockey since 1947. In each issue, you'll find news, features and opinions about the NHL and leagues across North America and the world.

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Adams Chats With Ted - Zoom, He Passes Smith!

DETROIT. Mich.— Remarkable are the wonders which Jack Adams can work with a “man-toman, heart-to-heart” ta1k with his hockey players. That’s the way Adams describes a little chat he had with Ted Lindsay a couple of weeks ago. It came at a time when Lindsay was In his worst slump since becoming a Detroit star. No one, certainly not Adams, denies that Lindsay is an outstanding star. Trouble was, out on the ice he wasn’t looking like one — or scoring like one. Beyond that brief description of their talk, Adams declines to say what magic words he used on Lindsay. “You might say I appealed to his personal pride as a player,” said Adams with a sly smile. Whatever the words used, they had the desired effect. Lindsay quickly blossomed out as a threat, the most…

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DID YOU RECEIVE A NOTICE !

It Is our policy to notify all subscribers well In advance of the expiration of their subscriptions. The ever-increasing demand for THE HOCKEY NEWS means that mast Issues are practically sold out before the printing Is completed: and that copies are seldom available for mailing to subscribers who are even one issue in arrears. Subscribers receiving “expiration” notification are reminded that, to make certain of continued receipt of THE HOCKEY NEWS It Is necessary to send us their renewal orders promptly. If you have renewed your subcription then disregard our notice.…

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AMERICAN LEAGUE

Duplicates Scoring Time Zellio “Topper” Toppaziini of the Providence Reds in the American Hockey League seems to like the time of 11:54 in a period to score goals. That was the clock set up in the first session on January 26 when he tallied against Syracuse, and in the second period, he scored a repeater at exactly the same time. Century Club Newcomers When Ed Olson of the Cleveland Barons scored his 100th American Hockey League goal on January 30, he became the eighth player in the circuit to reach that figure this season, and the sixty fifth in league history. Billy Gooden of Syracuse is the only player to reach the two century mark this season, and the eleventh since the league started. HOW THE RAGE GOES STANDINGS ON SUNDAY, FEB. 10 TUESDAY, FEBRUARY Pittsburgh 3…

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New Year’s Day Golf Game Lost Ezzie Job With B’s

BOSTON, Mass.—A round of golf on New Year’s Day at South Shore Country Club in nearby Hingham is what cost Bill Ezinicki his hockey job with the Boston Bruins, says General Manager Art Rose. According to Ross, Ezinicki played golf in the afternoon, then played a poor game of hockey against the New York Rangers that night. “I found out about it and he admitted it to me,” said Ross. “He’ll never make a living playing hockey because lie’s too much interested in golf, too much for us, at any rate.” Ezinicki, golf professional at Colonial Country Club in Lynnfield, Mass., was sold to the Pittsburgh Hornets via Toronto on January 27.…