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April 20, 1957
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Hockey X-Word Puzzle
Across 1.—Newly acquired member of the Bruins shown in centre. 6.—Initials of Goldup former Toronto performer. 8.—Eric Nesterenko’s Dad is one. 9.—The (Fr.). 10.—Northern Ireland (abbr.). 11.—Name given Chisholm ex Leaf forward. 12.—Pictured players’ second name. 13.—Managers often—player deals. 14.—Terminate. 16.—Position played by Jack Bionda. (abbr.). 17.—Initials of Trottier former Detroit star. 18.—Exclamation! 19.—Type of hockey which 12 down did not play (abbr.) 20.—Linesman uses this to signify icing. 21.—Given name of Goyette of Canadiens. 23.—A Boston rearguard answers to this. 24.—Name given an N.H.L. netminder. 26.—Given name of Kullman of Hershey, 29.—North East (abbr.) 30.—Negative-answer. 31.—One of the Red Wings. Down 1.—Birthplace of Stan Smrke. 2.—Number of games Harry Howell played with Cincinnati. 3.—Outside Guard (abbr.). 4.—Number worn by 31 across. 5.—Played 50 games for Detroit in 1948-49. 6.—Given name of Rostrum, old time player. 7.—N.H.L. trainer whose nick name is “Win.” 12.—A Habitant star. 15.—N.H.L. team to whom pictured star once belonged, (abbr.). 17.—Mrs. Ed Litzenberger. 18.—Nickname of an N.H.L. manager. 19.—This…
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THE INTERNATIONAL HOCKEY WEEKLY Founded October 1st 1947 Published Weekly, except monthly May through September by Ken-Will Publishing Co. Ltd. 1434 Ste. Catherine Street West Montreal 25, Que. Yearly Subscription Rates: $3 00 in Canada and 4he British Empire: $4.00 in The U.S.A, and Foreign Countries. Entered as Second-class matter. October 3. 1953. at the Post Office at Rouses Point, N.Y.. under the Act of March 3rd, 1879 Authorized as second-class mail. Poet Office Department. Ottawa Printed in Canada. Vol. 10 MONTREAL, APRIL 20, 1957 No. 29 PASSING THE PUCK • BOSTON—BRUINS PLAYED their best game of the finals in shutting out Canadiens, 2-0, in the fourth game of the final round played here on Sunday… They checked the high-scoring Montreal forwards tenaciously and they bumped them around a lot… This appears to be the way the Bruins win games… It…
Chicks Smother Quebec Under 7-Goals Barrage
QUEBEC, Que.— The Quebec Aces were jolted out of their complacency in no uncertain fashion on Sunday, April 14 when 11,000 of their stoutest supporters watched the Chicoutimi Sa-gueneens blast seven goals past Al Millar as the Chicks took a 2-1 lead in the best-of-seven Quebec Hockey League final with a 7-9 victory. The Aces had been riding along in comparative easy fashion. After blasting the Trois-Rivieres Lions in four straight games, they went on to win the opener of the final series. They dropped the second game by a 6-3 count in Chicoutimi but coach Ike Parent wasn’t unduly concerned. The Aces, he figured were quite capable of taking care of the Chicks in the familiar confines of the spacious and beautiful Coliseum. But Phil Renaud’s charges had things figured out a…
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