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February 2, 1957
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TED LINDSAY…
On the cover of the January issue of Hockey’s Original and Most Progressive magazine — HOCKEY BLUELINE. Pick up your copy today and read the sensational story by Detroit’s fiery left winger entitled: “I’ll Always Fight Back!” You’ll Also Read These Exciting Features … ★ Dickie Moore — Is This His Year? ★ Glen Skov — Defensive Ace! ★ The Brothers Cullen! ★ Jack Caffrey — Bruins Pillar of Power! ★ Red Sullivan — Watson’s type of player! PLUS Danny Gallivan … Foster Hewitt… The Goal I’ll Never Forget… Photo Gallery — The Amazing Boston Bruins… All This And Much More in the January Issue of HOCKEY BLUELINE. NOW ON SALE! At Your Newsstand 25¢ — or for year’s subscription (8 consecutive issues) send $2.00 cheque or money order to BLUELINE Publishing Co. Ltd., Box 560, Montreal, Que., Con.…
Canadiens’ Coach Says It’s Toss Up For Title Now
MONTREAL, Que.— A familiar pattern is being-established in the National Hockey League again this season — a tight race to the wire between the Montreal Canadiens and the Detroit Red Wings. The Boston Bruins, who romped away to an auspicious start like the speedy hare in his fabled encounter with the tortoise, have encountered troubles, among them the unexpected retirement of goalie Terry Sawchuk. Likely they won’t be able to overtake the Habs and the Wings again. Not this season. It is beginning to appear almost I certain that the championship will be settled in the six games remaining to be played between the two main Contenders. three in each city, and I the club that shatters the other’s home ice supremacy will have a decided advantage. Coach Toe Blake of the Habs was…
Amateur Puck Parade At A Glance
OKANAGAN SENIOR HOCKEY LEAGUE Including Games of Mon. Jan. 21 THE TOP TEN: GOALIES EASTERN HOCKEY LEAGUE STANDINGS (As of Monday, Jan. 21. 1957) GOALTENDER RECORDS INDIVIDUAL SCORING LEADERS METROPOLITAN LEAGUE (Including Games of Friday, Jan. 25) Eastern Section Western Section Leading Scorers Leading Goalers OHA SENIOR A Western Division (Including Games of Fri., Jan. 25) Eastern Division (Including Games of Fri., Jan. 25) OHA SENIOR “A” Eastern Section TOP TEN GOALIES International League (Including games of Mon. Jan. 21) Individual Scoring LAKEHEAD JUNIOR (Including Games of Monday Jan. 21) Individual Scoring NOHA SENIOR A (Including Games Fri., Jan, 25) LEADING SCORERS GOALTENDERS RECORDS OHA JUNIOR A (Including Games of Fri., Jan. 25) OKANAGAN SENIOR Standing on Wed. A.M., January 23rd LEADING SCORERS GOALIES AVERAGES…
Jittery Janitor’s Job Doesn’t Jar Chadwick
TORONTO, Ont.— If Ed Chadwick had suddenly remembered another appointment, say in Afghanistan, nobody could really have blamed him. It would have seemed the natural thing to do for a young man just setting out as a goaltender at a time when veterans in the business were backing Terry Sawchuk’s retirement with their own tales of the horror that accompanies the vocation. Turk Broda, the former Toronto Maple Leaf goal-guardian indicated the profession is one well calculated to drive sane men wacky. Gerry McNeil, the former Montreal Canadien now playing with Royals under less pressure, said he could understand how Sawchuk felt, allowing that goaltending and frayed nerves go together. Still another ex-Leaf, Harry Lumley, now with Buffalo, admitted the nervous tension grows each year and stays with netminders during the off-season after they’ve been…
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