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April 27, 1957
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THE INTERNATIONAL HOCKEY WEEELY 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 the British Empire: $4.00 in rhe 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. Post Office Department, Ottawa Printed in Canada. Vol. 10 MONTREAL, APRIL 27. 1957 No. 30 PASSING THE PUCK • TOE BLAKE has established some record coaching in the NHL… Two Stanley Cups in two years… Mrs. Maurice Richard has missed only three home games of the Canadiens in 15 years… She was in the hospital giving birth to the youngest of their five children… The organist’s theme song for Canadiens when they…
QUEBEC LEAGUE
Outscored Quebec Aces hold a 3-2 lead over Chicoutimi but the Chicks have outscored the Aces 20-17 in the five games. Only Shutout Chicoutimi’s Roy Frederick has scored the only shutout of the final QHL series—a 7-0 job over the Aces. HOW THE RACE GOES SERIES “A” TUESDAY, MARCH 26 Three Rivers 0 at Quebec 2 (Quebec leads best-of-seven series, 1-0) Three Rivers—Goal: Marcotte; defense: Ernst, Bownass, Bedard, Mascotto; forwards: Bell, Kapusta, Kabel, Attwell, Vinet, Pepin, Thibault, Corcoran, Bisaillon. Gagnon. Quebec—Goal: Millar: defense: Crozier, MacNab, Hillman, Lamirande; forwards: Gamble, Tessier, Teal, Bonin, Beckett, Labadie, O’Ree, Tremblay, Achtymichuk, Maxwell. First Period Scoring: None. Penalties: Corcoran 1.21, Bonin 7.47. Second Period 1—Quebec: O’Ree (Hillman, Tremblay)…… 15.31 Penalties: Bownass 19.59, O’Ree 19.59. Third Period 2—Quebec: Tessier (Bonin, Lamirande)…… 3.38 Penalties: Mascotto major 6.15, Beckett major 6.15, MacNab 16.13. WEDNESDAY. MARCH 27 Quebec 5 at Three Rivers 4 Quebec—Goal: Millar; defense: Crozier, MacNab, Hillman, Lamirande; forwards: Tessier, Teal,…
Hockey X-Word Puzzle
Across 1—Pictured Toronto player. 4—Month in which Norm Ullman was born (abbr.). 6—Name given 1 down. 7—We. 8—Harry Lumley owns some. 10—Initials of Ronty. ex NHL player. 11—Marcel Pronovost has had this broken on numerous occasions. 12—Hart Trophy winner of 1948-49. 13—Denotes number worn by Jack Bionda. 14—League in which pictured star once performed (abbr.) 15—Short for given name of Kullman of Hershey. 16—Solicitor—-General (abbr.) 17—“Joe” Lund’s initials. 18—Initials of Habs’ Olmstead. 19—Of (Fr.) 20—Native province of 10 down (abbr.) 22—Number of goals Warren Godfrey scored in 1956-57 season. 23—Team with whom Roy Conacher played when he won scoring title in 1948-49. (abbr.) 25—New Testament (abbr.) 26—The 21st and 22nd letters of the alphabet. 27—Initials of an NHL net-minder. 28—Name given Langlois of Rochester. 29—A group of hockeyists representing a city. 30—Ton (abbr.) Down 1—This player had a trial with Habs earlier in season. 2—A Hershey forward. 3—Besides. 4—“Sweeney” Schriner’s initials. 5—Toe Blake enjoys this sport. 7—Gerry Foley’s native county (abbr.) 9—Denotes…
Dependable Flame’ Hits Peak In Playoffs
BOSTON, Mass.— In the pressurized test of player productivity which is the Stanley Cup playoffs one member of the Boston Bruins has won high grades again. He’s Fleming Mackell, a playoff participant since the spring of 1949. Over the years Mackell has displayed a decided knack for hitting new heights in the playoffs. This spring he ran to form by following a fine regular season with a series of spectacular playoff performances. In the Bruins’ semi-final series with the Detroit Red Wings the stocky left wing played well, but in their final series with the Montreal Canadiens he was their dominating figure. When Mackell first came here from the Toronto Maple Leafs in the winter of 1952, Manager Lynn Patrick of the Bruins stressed his ability to hit the high spots in the big games. “He…
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