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April 19, 1952
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Chapman Promises Shakedown For Bisons Before Next Year
BUFFALO, N.Y.— Biting the end off his ever-present cigar, General Manager Art Chapman of the American Hockey League’s Buffalo Bisons leaned back in his chair. A cloud of grey smoke partly obscured his vision as he lit the opposite end. “One thing Is certain about next year,” he began between puffs, “there will be wholesale changes on our team. “We’re going to go with youth and speed,” he continued. “We played our best hockey this year when we had those kids from St. Catharines and New Haven in our lineup.” Chapman was referring to Defensemen Pierre Pilote and Orrirn Gould. Center Brian Cullen and Winger Billy Young from St. Catharines and Defenseman Ward Brandow, Center Ted Powers, an Left Winger Stan Warecki fron New Haven. Those amateurs played from one to three games with the Herd…
Ousted Miners Top Honor List
HALIFAX, N.S.— Although their beloved Miners didn’t go far in the Maritime Major Hockey League playoffs, Glace Bay fans are happy because this year for the first time in a long while they made the playoffs while Sydney Millionaires dropped to fifth spot, two points behind Miners and the last playoff spot. Miners didn’t win any titles, but their players carried off all the individual honors. The former Medicine Hat junior, Len “Comet” Haley finished with terrific pace in the drive to nose out Saint John Beavers’ Johnny Ubriaco for the scoring championship. Len had 102 points, two more than his teammate, Pete Wywrot from Fort William, Ontario, and Ubriaco, Beavers’ center. Wywrot, with 100 points, had 72 assists for the chief playmaking role. Leading in goals scored was Bay winger Jimmy…
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