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December 26, 1959
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THE FIRST EDITION OF THE OFFICIAL NATIONAL HOCKEY ANNUAL 1960
This 96-page book is jam-packed with full-length features about your Tavorite hockey stars biographical sketches and pictures of over 120 National Hockey League players…birthdates and places of birth too…All at a glance You can’t afford to pass up the opportunity of availing yourself of a copy of this outstanding hockey publication. SEND FOR YOUR COPY TODAY!…ONLY 50 CENTS (Postage Paid) See a picture of every player in the National Hockey League HOCKEY ANNUAL P.O. BOX 248 MONTREAL, QUE. Please send copies of the 1960 OFFICIAL HOCKEY ANNUAL at 50 cents each. (No stamps or cheques please). Name: ……………………………………………………………………………………… Street: ……………………………………………………………………………………… City ……………………… Zone ……………… Prov. or State ………………………….…
Just When Lineup Looks OK, Herd Hit By Injuries
BUFFALO, N.Y.— Coach Dit Clapper thought he had a fairly well “set” club with the arrival of Phil Maloney from the Chicago Black Hawks. With Maloney shuttling passes to Wally Hergesheimer and Lorne Ferguson, Clapper felt his three lines were ready to be matched up with any in the American League. Another trio had the recently returned to action Larry Wilson working between Bob Bailey and Dick Gamble while Danny Lewicki centered Billy Dea and Eddie Kachur. Howie Glover and Pete Conacher were available for spare forward duties and the Bison defense was five strong with Ivan Irwin returning to join Capt. Gus Mortson, Ron Ingram, Wayne Hillman, and Frank Martin. Then the dark clouds began to roll in. Bailey became involved in the stick struggle with Springfield’s Ted Harris which resulted in a 12-game…
Player-of-the-Week
PROVIDENCE, R.l.—The Providence Reds crept to within four points of the league leading Springfield Indians last week, by winning two and dropping one. Leading the surging Reds was 5′ 9″ Rudy Henry Panagabko, playing his first full season with the Reds and one half of the very successful brother combo. The other brother, Eddie, plays on a line with Rudy and veteran NHL performer Nick Mickoski. Last week the Reds defeated the Buffalo Bisons right in Memorial Auditorium in Buffalo by a 8-2 score. Rudy netted one goal and picked up two assists for a total of three points. On December 20 as the Reds defeated the Hershey Bears 3-2 in overtime, Rudy scored two goals, the second and the winner at 2:20 of the overtime period. It was the fifth 3-2 game…
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