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January 24, 1953

January 24, 1953

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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Junior Habs Stretch Lead Winning Rubber Match From Citadels

MONTREAL, Que.— Ever since Fiery Phil Watson was appointed coach of the Quebec Citadels a few years back, there has been a torrid personal feud carried on between himself and Sad Sam Pollock, the mentor of the Montreal Canadiens. Followers of the Quebec junior loop have delighted in watching these two glare at each other across the rink, hurl words fast and furious at one another and gesture, frown, holler and use every trick in their repertoires. Undoubtedly, there is no more colourful a pair of coaches in the East and we doubt if a more crowd pleasing duo could be found in the West. The feud seems to have reached its peak this season, with the Habs and Cits running one-two in the standings and battling for the lead. Its been…

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PASSING THE PUCK

MARGIE NORRIS, president of the Detroit Red Wings, is quite a source of publicity for the club. As Dink Carroll points out, “Reams of copy have already been written about her and she appeared on radio and television programs. One thing about her, as a graduate of Smith College and the New York office of Dunn & Bradstreet she will be able to read a financial report and know what it’s all about”…John Ross Roach, one of hockey’s goalkeeping greats and now an automobile salesman in Detroit, is altarbound next month. Vic Lynn became the first player in history to play for all six NHL clubs…Pete Babando is playing for his fourth NHL team, and now that he is with the New York Rangers he has rejoined his old defense…

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Haig & Haig

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It’s a MAN’S work…

for a man’s beer! If you want a man’s drink—brewed for men, without a thought for the ladies—then India Pale Ale is for you. You’ll enjoy its old-time character…full-bodied, hearty flavour. Order Labatt’s’ I.P.A. next time. It’s a man’s drink and really satisfying. John Labatt Limited.…