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March 8, 1952
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Chewy Bruins’ Hope As First Wing On Dream Team
Bostons Have Won All Star Nods Everywhere Else But Even Bauer, Dumart Missed Sidewinger Jobs BOSTON, Mass.— For a team which has contributed players to the National League all-star team more or less regularly lover two decades, the Boston Bruins have been noticeably deficient in one department. In all that time they have never placed a wing on the annual “dream” team. Over the years Bill Cowley and Milt Schmidt have been all-star centers; Dit Clapper, Eddie Shore, Babe Siebert, Bill Quackenbush and Johnny Crawford have been seleced as defensemen, and Tiny Thompson and Frank Brimsek have been chosen as goaltenders. But no Bruin has ever been selected as a wing, not even Bobby Bauer and Woody Dumart in their palmiest days. Bauer, Dumart, Clapper and Herb Cain have all been named to…
Minor League Parade At Quick Glance
QUEBEC LAKE ST. JOHN SENIOR FINAL STANDINGS TOP FIVE SCORERS’ OHA SENIOR FINAL. STANDINGS TOP FIVE SCORERS SASKATCHEWAN SENIOR FINAL STANDINGS TOP FIVE SCORERS INTERNATIONAL AMATEUR STANDINGS ON MONDAY, FED. 25 TOP FIVE SCORERS EASTERN US AMATEUR STANDINGS ON TUESDAY, FEB. 26 Withdrew from league. TOP FIVE SCORERS AMERICAN AMATEUR LEAGUE STANDINGS ON TUESDAY, FEB. 26 TOP FIVE SCORERS ONT-QUE INTERCOLLEGIATE STANDINGS ON FRIDAY, FEB. 29 OHA JUNIOR STANDINGS ON MONDAY, FEB. 25 TOP FIVE SCORERS QUEBEC JUNIOR LEAGUE FINAL STANDING SASKATCHEWAN JUNIOR STANDINGS ON MONDAY, FEB. 25 (Includes games with Western Canada League teams.) TOP FIVE SCORERS WESTERN CANADA JUNIOR STANDINGS ON MONDAY, FEB. 25 (Includes games with Saskatchewan League teams.) QUEBEC MAJOR FINAL STANDING MARITIME MAJOR STANDINGS ON TUESDAY, FEB. 26 TOP FIVE SCORERS…
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Improved NY Defense Make Blues Favourite in Fourth Place Race
NEW YORK, N.Y.— Because they accepted a challenge by Lynn Patrick, for what it was worth, and threw it right back in I his teeth, the | Rangers apparently are headed toward their third Stanley Cup playoff in 10 long years. If so, they’ll have the last laugh on Patrick and the Bruins. It seems that Patrick, when advised Boston would have to beat New York to reach the playoffs, was quoted. “We can beat the Rangers because they don’t have any defense.” Since that profound statement was made several weeks ago, the picture has changed. Not only do the Cookies now have as sound an overall defense as there is in the League, but they are well qualified to say this to Patrick: “We can beat the Bruins because they don’t have…
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