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April 10, 1954
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Bruin Vet and Hab Rookie Repulsed
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Moore Leads Dickie Moore still leads the playoff scoring, although held scoreless in the first game of the finals by Terry Sawchuk. Most Goals Bernie “Boom Boom” Geoffrion has the most goals of the playoffs to date. He scored his fifth in the first game of the finals. HOW THE RACE GOES Series “A” Series “B” Series “C” Results (Finals) SUNDAY APRIL 4 Detroit 3, Montreal 1 TUESDAY. MARCH 30 Montreal 2 at Boston 0 (Montreal wins best-of-seven semi-final 4-0). Montreal—Goal: Plante; defense: Harvey, St. Laurent. Johnson, Bouchard, MacPherson; forwards: Beliveau, Geoffrion, Moore, Mosdell, Richard, Olmgtead. Mazur, Curry, Masnick, Davis, Meger. Boston—Goal: Henry; defense: Quackenbush. Laycoe, Godfrey, Bartin; forwards: Mackell, Labine, Schmidt, Armstrong, Gardner, Klukay, Mohns, Creighton, Peirson, Fielder, Dumart, Brown. Referee: Frank Udvari; linesmen: Doug Davies and Sam Babcock. Detroit 2 at Toronto 1 (Detroit leads best-of-seven semi-final 8-1) Detroit—Goal: Sawchuk; defense: Goldham, Pronovost, Kelly, Woit,…
Sport Trophies
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Maroons Best Winnipeg Team In Thirty Years Says Coach
REGINA, Sask.— Senior hockey is on the way back in Satkatchewan and Manitoba. These two prairie provinces, which have been locked in many stupendous junior playoff struggles in recent years, now find their attention, focussed on a terrific senior series between the two provinces. The Moose Jaw Millers and Winnipeg Maroons emerged as champions of their respective provinces and are now battling it out in the western Allan cup semi-final. In Winnipeg, the senior Maroons have stolen the play away from their junior brethren. This is quite a feat in the Manitoba capital which has been a big stronghold for the under-20 puckmen for the past 20 years. Steamer Maxwell, veteran Winnipeg hockey coach, rates the current Maroons as “the best senior team to come out of Winnipeg in the last 30 years”. The…