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October 1, 1955
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Ontario Hockey Association Junior “A” Schedule 1955-56
OCTOBER 26—Guelph at Barrie 27—St. Catharines at Hamilton 28—Marlboros at Barrie—St. Michaels at Guelph 29—Guelph at St. Catharines 30—St. Catharines at Marlboros Hamilton at St. Michaels NOVEMBER 1—Barrie at Kitchener Hamilton at Guelph 2—St. Michaels at Barrie 33—Guelph at Hamilton 4—Hamilton at Barrie Marlboros at Guelph 6—Guelph at St. Michaels Kitchener at Marlboros 8—Hamilton at Kitchener Barrie at Guelph 9—Marlboros at St. Michaels 10—Barrie at Hamilton 11—St. Catharines at Barrie Marlboros at Kitchener 12—St. Michaels at St. Catharines Hamilton at Guelph 13—Kitchener at St. Michaels Guelph at Marlboros 14—Marlboros at Hamilton 15—Guelph at Kitchener Barrie at St. Catharines 17—St. Michaels at Hamilton 18—St. Michaels at Marlboros Kitchener at Barrie St. Catharines at Guelph 19—Marlboros at St. Catharines 20—Barrie at Marlboros St. Catharines ot St. Michaels 22—Guelph at Kitchener Hamilton at St. Catharines 23—Marlboros at Barrie 24—St. Michaels at Hamilton 25—Guelph at Barrie St. Catharines at Kitchener 26—Marlboros at St. Catharines 27—Barrie at St. Michaels Guelph at Marlboros 29—Kitchener at St.…
Watson Maintains A Fighting Team Is A Winning One
SASKATOON, Sask.— When Phil Watson promised Rangers fans a fighting team he wasn’t kidding. Only thing is, the aggressiveness displayed by the Blues so far even has fiery Phil goggle-eyed. Training camp was only three days old when the first fistic round took place. Lou (The Leaper) Fontinato took exception to an Ivan (The Terrible) Irwin boardcheck and the fur started to fly. The Gargantuan twosome went at it hammer and tongs. They ripped off their gloves and slugged away at each other until teammates parted them. Watson was extremely pleased with the exhibition of ferocity. “I want you two boys to shake hands and play defense together,” said the exuberant coach. “Don’t let a goal get by you.” On the net play Fontinato took the puck and shoveled a pass to Wally Hergesheimer who wasted…
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Promising Rookies From Saskatchewan May Prove Gold Mines For Hershey
HERSHEY, Pa.— A quartet of rookies who amassed a total of 143 goals last season in the Saskatchewan Junior Hockey league got their chance to prove their claim to berths in the pro game when the Hershey Bears and Boston Bruins pried off the lid of a four-game pre-season series at Hershey Sports Arena on Wednesday night. Three of the four, Don Chiupka, Reginald Beliveau and Al Nicholson, were the three top scorers in the loop, while Paul Strasser, the fourth member of the quartet, finished sixth. Chiupka, the top individual scorer, lit the red lamp 30 times and registered 68 assists in 4 8 games. Beliveau, who is a cousin of the fabulous Jean Beliveau, of the NHL Canadiens, had 39 goals and 37 assists, while Nicholson and Strasser recorded 37 goals…
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