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February 5, 1955
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
Scores Everywhere Jean Beliveau completed the “scoring cycle” in Toronto recently when he finally bagged a goal at Maple Leaf Gardens. He has now scored goals in St. Louis, Omaha. Chicago, New York, Boston, Detroit, Toronto and Montreal. Mosie Praised When Bill Mosienko. the little workhorse of the Chicago Black Hawks said recently that he was going to quit, Butch Bouchard, of Canadiens, was the first to offer praise. “He’s a great little hockey player. One of the toughest I’ve played against,” said Butch. HOW THE RACE GOES STANDING ON WED. A.M.. FEB. 2 RESULTS OF GAMES PLAYED WEEK ENDING JANUARY 30TH. 1955. Wed. Jan. 26 th—Cdns 1 at Toronto 1 Thurs. Jan. 27th—Rangers 3 at Detroit 3 Thurs. Jan. 27th—Chicago 2 at Boston 5 Sat. Jan. 29th—Boston 0 at Canadiens 4 Sat. Jan. 29th—Rangers 3 at Toronto 1 Sat. Jan. 29th—Detroit…
Player-of-the-Week
Lome Ferguson has come into his own! After years of frustration, during which time he was up and down from Hershey to Boston like a yo-yo, the young Boston Bruins’ forward has finally found the formula for sticking under hockey’s big top. Not only has Ferguson found the formula this season but he has found out how to employ it in a scoring sense. Last week “Fergie” picked up exactly half of his team’s goal output. He scored four goals while the entire Boston club was good for only eight in winning two of three games. On January 27, Ferguson scored the “Hat Trick” as the resurgent Bruins defeat the lowly Chicago Black Haws, 5-2. In the Bruins, next game, they were defeated 4-0 by the league-leading Montreal Canadiens but the following night, back…
Pilote And Sullivan Could Help Chi-Hawks
CHICAGO, Ill.— “Has Buffalo got anyone that would help the Black Hawks right now?” was a query posted in numerous circles when Chicago hockey fans learned last month that their faltering club had purchased the American League Bisons and their affiliate interests in amateur circuits. General Manager Tommy Ivan was hesitant in providing a definite answer until recently when it seemed that the Hawks were once again badly in need of personnel changes. “We reallly did not want to move to fast since we’ve had little or no chance to see what Buffalo’s got”, commented Coach Frank Eddolls. Although he’s personnally aquainted with a number of the Bison skaters (He was coach of the team for three seasons before joining Chicago last fall), Eddolls no doubt realized that there is quite a bit…
Four Team Battle Shaping Up For OH A Senior Championship
STRATFORD, Ont.— Turning over a new leaf in the new year, Stratford Indians became red hot and at time of writing had run up a skein of seven wins and one tie for an undefeated record for the month of January. Included in the string were a 13-3 win over Niagara, Falls Cataracts and a 9-0 whitewash of the Windsor Bulldogs. The Indians’ only blot on the escutcheon was a 4-4 overtime tie with Mercurys at Owen Sound. The Stratford victory streak changed the senior “A” O.H.A. picture from a three-club battle for the top spot between Kitchener, Owen Sound and Windsor into a four-club race by the addition of Stratford. Windsor Bulldogs, with the next best record since the start of the year, lead the fourth-place Indians by four points, while Kitchener…
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