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November 7, 1953
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Johnny Bower, the kid from Cleveland who stepped info the New York Rangers’ nets this year, is the subject of next week’s fine article by Dana Mozley, THE HOCKEY NEWS’ New York correspondent. Don’t miss if. It’s packed with facts about Frankie Boucher’s latest discovery.…
HERSHEY BEARS ROSTER
Coach: Murray Henderson — Trainer: Scotty Alexander No. 1 — Gordon Henry, goal No. 2 — Arnott Whitney, defense No. 3 — Jerry Toppazzini, defense No. 4 — Andy Branigan, defense No. 5 — Murray Henderson, defense No. 6 — Ted O’Connor, defense No. 7 — Skip Teal, centre No. 8 — George Sullivan, centre No. 9 — Arnie Kullman, left wing, centre No. 10 — Dune ftsher, right wing No. 11 — Norm Corcoran, right wing Ho. 12 — Jack McIntyre, left wing No. 14 — Don McKenney, centre No. 15 — Obie O’Brien, left wing No. 16 — Lome Ferguson, left wing No. 17 — Joe Watters, right wing No. 18 — Gordon Wilsch, centre Bill Matthew, defense Ralph Willis, defense…
PASSING THE PUCK
THE INTERNATIONAL HOCKEY WEEKLY Founded October 1, 1947 By Kenneth W. McKenzie ond Will, V. Cote Published Weekly, except monthly May through September, simultaneously in the United States at Rouses Point, N.Y., and in Canada at Montreal, Que. Editorial, Advertising and Circulation Hockey News Company, 309 Empire Life Building, 1434 St. Catherine West, Montreal 25, Que. Yearly Subscription Rates: $3.00 in Canada and the British Empire: $4.00 in the U.S.A. and Foreign Countries. Entered as second-class matter, October 3, 1953 at the Post Office at Rouses Point, N.Y., under the Act of March 3rd, 18. Authorized as second-class mail. Post Office Department, Ottawa. Member of the Audit Bureau of Circulations Printed in Canada VOL. 7 NOVEMBER 7. 1953 No.J JIM NORRIS, chairman of the board of the Chicago Black Hawks and one of the greatest guys in sport, has been advised…
‘Coaching’ It’s Grand, Says Hebert
OTTAWA, Ont.— Rollie Hebert, the genial major-domo of the champion Chicoutimi Sagueneens, says that when it comes to hockey fans, you have to hand it to the kind who support the Chics. They’re tops. “There are none better anywhere,” said the personable Rollie recently, and if anyone should know, it would have to be Hebert. Last summer, in appreciation for bringing them a championship, Chicoutimi fans sent Rollie and his wife on an all-expense trip to Europe, proving, we suppose, that coaching isn’t as hazardous a life as they say. “And on top of that,” added Rollie, grinning widely, “when I came back home, what do I find? They have traded in my old car and have a new One for me. Now do you see what I mean?” Hebert is supremely happy as coach…