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February 16, 1952
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Minor League Parade At Quick Glance
NORTHERN ONTARIO SENIOR STANDINGS ON TUESDAY, FEB. 5 TOP FIVE SCORERS SASKATCHEWAN SENIOR STANDINGS ON TUESDAY, FEB. 5 TOP FIVE SCORERS OHA SENIOR STANDINGS ON TUESDAY, FEB. 5 TOP FIVE SCORERS EASTERN CANADA SENIOR STANDINGS ON MONDAY, FEB. 5 MARITIME MAJOR STANDINGS ON THURSDAY, FEB. 7 QUE. LAKE ST. JOHN SENIOR STANDINGS ON THURSDAY, FEB. 7 QUEBEC SENIOR LEAGUE STANDINGS ON THURSDAY, FEB. 7 QUEBEC PROVINCIAL LEAGUE STANDINGS ON THURSDAY, FEB. 7 WESTERN CANADA JUNIOR STANDINGS ON MONDAY, FEB. 4 (Includes Inter-leagues games with Saskatchewan Junior League.) SASKATCHEWAN JUNIOR STANDINGS ON MONDAY, FEB. 4 (Includes Inter-leagues games with Western Canada Junior League.) TOP SIX SCORERS QUEBEC JUNIOR STANDINGS ON MONDAY, FEB. 4 TOP FIVE SCORERS MANITOBA JUNIOR STANDINGS ON MONDAY, FEB. 4 TOP FIVE SCORERS OHA JUNIOR STANDINGS ON MONDAY, FEB. 4 TOP FIVE SCORERS WINNIPEG JUNIOR ‘C’ STANDINGS ON MONDAY, FEB. 4 TOP FIVE SCORERS AMERICAN AMATEUR STANDINGS ON TUESDAY, FEB. 5 TOP FIVE SCORERS INTERNATIONAL AMATEUR STANDINGS ON MONDAY, FEB. 4 TOP FIVE SCORERS EASTERN AMATEUR LEAGUE STANDINGS ON TUESDAY, FEB. 5 TOP FIVE…
Horeck Counted Bay Out; Now He Wishes He Hadn’t
SYDNEY, N. S.— Glace Bay Miners were still chuckling when they started another week in the Maritime Major Hockey League schedule, another week down the home stretch. Johnny Horeck, the Trader Horn of the Maritimes who runs the Moncton Hawks, has provided the glee for the Glace Bay club. In Sydney several nights ago, Horeck stated that his Hawks, now in fifth place, would make the Maritime Bix Six playoffs—the first four teams qualify—and that not only Sydney, but Glace Bay would be the other club on the sidelines. Miners didn’t know about this famous Horeck prediction until several days later, and in the meantime they waltzed into Horeck’s own Ice stadium at Moncton, and after trailing 2-0 in the game, pasted a 7-2 licking on the Hawks. The next day they…
Dumart Worried Himself Sick in 1st Week in Hub
BOSTON, Mass.—Mild-mannered Woody Dumart of the Boston Bruins has never done as much worrying about his hockey future as he did his first week as a National Leaguer. That was in February of 1937, when Art Ross called up Milt Schmidt, Dumart and Bobby Bauer, who couldn’t report because of illness, from Providence. “I’ll never forget the second game we played,” recalled Dumart, “because we lost in Detroit, 8 to 0. I was worried sick that he would send us back to Providence right away. We got straightened out after that, though, but I was scared for the moment.”…
Revamp Hits Stamps In Wake Of Reverse Record Setting Spree
EDMONTON. Alta.— Long awaited shake-up in the ranks of the Calgary Stampeders took place Feb. 4, following the return of the Cowboys from what at least one team executive labelled a “pitiful” road jaunt to the Pacific coast. Just how pitiful can best be measured by the score at New Westminster, last stop for the Calgarians before hopping back over the mountains to the security of the prairies: New Westminster 17, Calgary 5. In all, the five games in six nights boosted (?) the point total of the last place Stamps by exactly one point. Same was salvaged by virtue of a 3-3 sawoff at Victoria. Anyway, as manager Lloyd Turner and team heads moved in on their slump-ridden squad, regular goalkeeper Russ Dertell was ordered into drydock, replaced by spare netminder Stu…
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