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March 15, 1958
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Player-of-the-week
PROVIDENCE, R. I. — Goaler Marcel Paille must have liked playing in the National Hockey League for the New York Rangers. He’s putting up a strong fight to get back, while performing brilliantly for the Providence Reds. When Marcel was called up by the Rangers after Lorne Worsley was injured, he looked as though he was going to stay. He led the Rangers into first place and played so brilliantly he was being called the best rookie in the NHL and one of the best goaling prospects to come along in some time. He racked up great games, stopping the likes of Gordie Howe, Dickie Moore and Bronco Horvath with amazing skill. He suddenly became Phil Watson’s boy. But one Saturday afternoon, in a game against the Boston Bruins the house caved…
Mohawks Find It Tougher To Win As Loop Titlests
CINCINNATI, O. — Mohawk’s coach Billy Goold has heard just about enough from the Fort Wayne Komets and their general Manager, Ernie Berg. Last week Berg accused the Mohawks of being “patsies” for the other teams in the league since the Mohawks wrapped up the pennant. Berg stated, “How can they say they are going all out even though they have the pennant wrapped up?” Continuing, Berg stated, “During the season the Mohawks won every four out of five starts until they clinched the pennant February 11. Since that time they have a record of only four wins in eight starts. “This is quite a reversal of form and we hope the Mohawks are just as altruistic when we play them, or are they playing footsies with the other clubs to keep Fort Wayne…
Cost Lou Money To Play First Year
MONTREAL, Que. — Italian citizens of Montreal honored New York Rangers’ defenseman Lou Fontinato on Friday night, March 7th. Lou, one of two Italians performing in the NHL today — the other is Detroit’s Pete Goegan — was presented with gifts and a sizable cheque. Fontinato returned the cheque, asking that it be donated to the Italian orphanage here. In a speech following the presentation. Lou had his audience in stitches. “When I first joined the Rangers I never earned a cent,” he said. “Everytime I met some Italiens I would ask them if they ever saw a game. When they said no I would give them two tickets — on me. “I would tell them to go see a game, but don’t forget to yell ‘we want Fontinato’. It cost me so much…
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