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November 9, 1957

November 9, 1957

The Hockey News has been providing the most comprehensive coverage of the world of hockey since 1947. In each issue, you'll find news, features and opinions about the NHL and leagues across North America and the world.

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Marlboros And Teepees On Top; Habs’ Reign May End This Year

GUELPH, Ont. — The first weekend’s activity in the OHA Junior “A” loop provoked little in the way of surprises. When the smoke of battle cleared after the initial skirmishes Toronto Marlboros and St. Catharines Teepees were perched atop the league with two wins in as many starts. The powerful Dukes, always a contender but never noted for thejr scoring punch, crushed Peterborough Petes 11-2 in the season opener and then in the first Sunday doubleheader at Maple Leaf Gardens whacked Canadiens other junior affiliate, Ottawa, 5-2. Marlies rang up the 16 goals while still retaining their usual high defensive standard, allowing the opposition only four goals. Found Answer St. Catharines whose question mark was supposedly goalkeeping found the answer to the question in less than 2 4 hours of the season. Dennis…

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Ex-Junior Standouts Pearson, Belisle Join Lions, Toupin Banks On Marcotte

THREE RIVERS, Que.— When hunting was lean for the Lions, Jack Toupin at midweek made hasty moves to bolster for the QHL safari. The night the Three Rivers club visited the Montreal Forum and owed to the Royals 4-0 with Charlie Hodge racking up his first shutout of the eason, the lion-tamer announced the acquisition of two ambitious young players. Through his New York Ranger’s connections he had acquired left winger Mel Pearson and Don Belisle who can play both right wing and center though he’s a portside shooter. They came via Providence. Pearson compiled something like 107 points ofr Flin Flon last season’s Memorial Cup winners, while Belisle fired 39 tallies for the Guelph Biltmores in unior OHA competition. Toupin at the same time announced that he’d stake his chips on young Jacques…

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GOOSE-EGG WEEK FOR GOALIES

MONTREAL, Que— It’s been a great season so jar tor National Hockey League goalkeepers. The 1957-58 season is only a month old and there has been a total of 11 shutouts recorded by the loop’s netminders. No less than five shutouts were registered out of the 10 games played last week, and all five were turned in by different goalies. Glenn Hall. Chicago Black Hawks’ capable cage custodian started it when he blanked Detroit, 1-0, on October 29. It was the second game in succession that Hall had shut out his former teammates, bast year’s All-Star goalkeeper had blanked the Wings, 3-0, two nights earlier Hall is leading the NH1. in shutouts at the present time witih three. A night after Hall “goose-egged” the Wings, Terry Sawcliuk of Detroit reversed the tables by…

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Manitoba Junior Hockey League 1957-58 Schedule

NOVEMBER Sat. 2—St. Boniface Canadiens at Brandon Rangers Sun. 3—Winnipeg Monarchs at Winnipeg Braves Wed. 6—Rangers at Monarchs Fri. 8—Braves at Canadiens Sat. 9—Braves at Rangers Sun. 10—Canadiens at Monarchs Wed. 13—Rangers at Canadiens Fri. 15—Braves at Monarchs Sat. 16—Monarchs at Rangers Sun. 17—Braves at Canadiens Fri. 22—Rangers at Canadiens Sun. 24—Rangers at. Braves Wed. 27—Rangers at Monarchs Fri. 29—Canadiens at Braves DECEMBER Sun. 1—Braves at Canadiens Wed. 4—Monarchs at Canadiens Fri. 6—Rangers at Braves Sat. 7—Canadiens at Rangers Sun. 8—Braves at Monarchs Wed. 11—Canadiens at Monarchs Fri. 13—Rangers at Canadiens Sat. 14—Braves at Rangers Sun. 15—Monarchs at Canadiens Wed. 18—Canadiens at Braves Fri. 20—Rangers at Monarchs Sat. 21—Canadiens at Rangers Sun. 22—Monarchs at Braves Thurs. 26—Braves at Rangers (afternoon) Thurs. 26—Canadiens at Monarchs (afternoon) Fri. 27—Rangers at Braves Sun. 29—Canadiens at Monarchs JANUARY Wed. 1—Moonarchs at Rangers (afternoon) Fri. 3—Monarchs at Canadiens Sat. 4—Braves at Rangers Sun. 5—Monarchs at Canadiens Wed. 8—Rangers at Canadiens Fri. 10—Monarchs at Braves Sat. 11—Monarchs at Rangers Sun. 12—Canadiens at Braves Wed. 15—Monarchs at Braves Fri. 17—Rangers…