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January 28, 1956
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QUEBEC LEAGUE
Eleven-Point Lead Shawinigan Falls Cataracts lead runner-up Montreal Royals by eleven points but have played two more games. Attendance Up Attendances at Chicoutimi Sagueneens* home games are up approximately 4,000 over last season. HOW THE RACE GOES STANDING ON TLES. A.M., JAN. 24 TUESDAY., JANUARY 17 Montreal 3 at Shawinigan 3 Royals—Goal: McNeil; defense: Deslauriers, Clune, Ingram, R. Rousseau, MacPherson; forwards: Denis, Corriveau, Mackay, Goyette, Burnett, Gravelie, Thorndycraft, Laplante, G. Rousseau. Shawinigan Falls—Goal: Perreault; defense: Hodgson, Langlois, Roche, La-Tnirande; forwards: Broden, Faulkner, Kachur, Desaulniers, D. Bouchard, Thomson, Grosse, Dube, Denis, Wray. Quebec 4 at Three Rivers 4 Quebec—Goal: Evans: defense: Schnieder, Crozier, Ernst, Zeniuk; forwards: Gramble, Tessier, Powell, Ford, Poliziani, Labadie, Tremblay, Achtymichuk, Buchanan, Cossette. Three Rivers—Goal. Payette; defense: Goyette, Bouchard, Tennant, Macneil; forwards: Michelin, Joannette, Scherza, Kapusta, Groleau, Leclerc, Gooden, Gagnon, Dubuc. THURSDAY, JANUARY 19 Chicoutimi 2 at Three Rivers 5 Chicoutimi:…
AHL Rinkside Revealings
NEW YORK, N.Y.— NON SHUTOUT STREAK The Cleveland Barons of the American Hockey League had the most remarkable record in professional hockey for avoiding shutouts. Including their game of January 20 the Barons had not been blanked for 167 consecutive games, exclusive of playoffs. The last time the whitewash brush was applied to the Barons was on October 18, 1953, and their current record extended through the remainder of the 1953-54 season, all of 1954-55 and up to January 22. Buffalo Bisons finally halted the streak at 168 games when Al Rollins turned in a 1-0 whitewash job. Trophy Won Early The Providence Reds of the American Hockey League wasted no time in clinching the Tommy Filmore Trophy this season, which is emblematic of the supremacy in the Providence and Springfield city series. The…
New Haven Captures Eastern Loop Crown With Time To Spare
NEW YORK, N.Y.— It’s all over now. Except for making it official mathematically, the New Haven Blades are the 1955-56 EHL champs. The Blades dumped the second place Washington Lions twice over the week-end of January 7-8 and hold a more comfortable 15 point buldge over the runner-ups. Stan Wareckl’s sextet has its hands full trying to maintain second place as the Clinton Comets have suddenly come to life and now are only three points out of that slot. Baltimore has a three point edge on Johnstown for the fourth and final play-off spot. Trailing them, four points behind the Jets, are the Philadelphia Ramblers. Eastern League rosters will be frozen on February 15 th. All teams must declare and have properly registered all players who they wish to carry for the balance of…
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