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November 27, 1954
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Player-of-the-Week
MONTREAL, QUE. It took Terry Sawchuk, Detroit’s great goal-keeper a little while to settle down this year but once he did he forged into the lead in the Vezina Trophy race. Sawchuk came up with two great goal-keeping performances last weekend, scoring successive shutouts over the Chicago Black Hawks by 5-0 and 1-0 scores. Those two white-washings boosted his shutout total to five and his goals average in the Wings first 18 games 1.67. Terry has allowed only 30 shots to slip by him since the season got underway, four less than the defending Vezina Trophy champion, Harry Lumley of the Leafs. Sawchuk is one of the big reasons along with the return of Gordie Howe why the Wings moved past Toronto into second place during the past week. They are only four points…
Clover Becomes Scoring Terror, Packs Big Wallop
CLEVELAND, Ohio.—Fred (The Menace) Glover whose entire hockey career has been only a little less venomous than the bite of a rattlesnake, has checked his long fangs in the locker room to become the dread, scoring terror of the American Hockey League. The cry around the circuit is “How Do You Stop Glover?” He fires them home when you are watching and he fires them home when you are not. He has been the biggest wallop in the punch of the defending Calder Cup champ Cleveland Barons. Glover, during his entire glittering career a hot-shot goal scorer, has broken away in the manner of a wild horse to the best start of his pro career. The modest Englishman from Toronto, once the hated thorn in the side of the Barons, has become transformed into their…
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QHL Royals Strike It Rich In Big Way, Get Donnie Marshall, Dewsbury From Habs
MONTREAL, P.Q.— Royals came up with a couple of prizes during the past week which made their supporters almost as happy as a grizzled prospector who has struck the mother lode. The Morinites were idle for six days and there was nothing they could do at first hand about protecting their razor-thin first place margin in the Quebec Hockey League, but in the interim all the news given out by hornblower Earl Sharpe was of the strong bullish trend. The team was bolstered in two much needed sectors, at left wing and on the defense. The first happy note sounded was that Donnie Marshall, now happily fully recovered from a broken leg suffered early in the training season with the NHL Canadiens, would report down the hall at the Forum to the Quebec…
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