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March 15, 1952
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Player-of-the-Week
versatile Metro prystal of the Detroit Red Wings had himself a pretty good week. He Scored three goals and added four assists in three games and missed the only game the Wings last. As Player-of-the-week he will also receive o’Keefe’s silver mug award. Prystai has been a valuable man to the Wings this season, but because he ploys in so many different positions he does not get his recognition as a star. They are inclined to overlook him because he is regarded as a utility player — a trouble shooter who can fill in when and where needed. Because he has never played one position long enough it is doubtful too that he will be considered for all-s.ardom. aChough at Detroit he is considered the best all around player in the…
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Blair For Blair The Pittsburgh Hornets recalled George Blair from the St. John Beavers of the Maritime Major League to replace his injured brother Chuck. Also on the injured list with the Hornets is ‘Wild Bill Bzinicki. Emergency The Buffalo Bisons of the AHL were given permission to call un Bob Dawes from the Montreal Royals of the)SHL and Frank Bergeron from Halifax to replace the injured Harry Dick and Eldy Kobussen. Dawes jnst recently returned to play following a broken leg. HOW THE RACE GOES STANDINGS ON MON. A.M.. MARCH 10 The Hershey Bears have clinched the first place in the Eastern Division of the American Hockey League but the Western race has become as hot as a pistol between Pittsburgh and Cleveland. The latter, with an amazing win streak have moved to within two…
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Harvey Eats Ugly Pills, Belts His Opponents - - Not All By The Book
Doug Making Rapid Bid For Ail-Stardom, Hates to Lose, It Doesn’t Show Outwardly MONTREAL, Que.— An all business Doug Harvey showed his horns in the League last week and those who I used to comI tare him with 1 hat tame, harmless good natured ficticious rabbit, from the play of the same name, were mystified about the change. Harvey batted three for four if you’re a baseball fan, koed three opponents in four matches if you’re a boxing fan and provided company for the men who sew up hockey players on three occasions, if you’re a hockey fan. He was, for the first time in his career, dangerous as a hockey player. Now, Harvey has always been a dangerous player as a good blocking and puck carrying rearguard. But this was the…
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