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January 30, 1960
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Gilbert Chased By Linemate Ratelie For Scoring Title
ST. CATHARINES, Ont.— Rod Gilbert, high scoring right winger with the Guelph Biltmores, continues to hold the points lead in the Ontario Hockey Association junior “A” series but threatening noises are being heard from at least three other players. Top man in the provincial scoring derby for 11 consecutive weeks, the latest statistics showed Gilbert with 26 goals and 34 assists for 60 points in just 29 games. However his linemate, centre Jean Ratelie has moved to within three points of Gilbert with 25 goals, 32 assists for 57 points. OHA JUNIOR ‘A’ STANDINGS (On Tues., A.M., Jan. 19) Both players are slated for future delivery to New York Rangers of the National Hockey League. Also with a chance of catching the two fleet-skating Bilts, are Jim Pappin of the Toronto Marl-boros and Dave Keon of the…
Shore Advised Bertelli Quit Hockey For Notre Dame Books
Ed Lauded At Springfield Banquet SPRINGFIELD, Mass.—. Angelo Bertelli was a gifted: athlete with major league potential in three different sports—football, hockey and baseball. When a senior at Springfield Cathedral High School, back in the late thirties, Bertelli was one of the most scouted youngster this area had ever known. And he could have named his ticket almost anywhere. A number of colleges wanted him for his football ability, the Cincinnati Redlegs for his batting prowess and Eddie Shore of the. Springfield Indians for his all-around capabilities out on the ice. As a youngster, Bertelli, like most boys, reared within the shadows of the Coliseum, leaned toward hockey, though he gave foot-ball and baseball a lot of deep consideration. The advantages of a college education and football perhaps outweighed those of selecting a career in professional…
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Schedule Unfavorable To Hawks The Chicago Black Hawks can’t look to the February and March schedule to aid them in their raco for the fourth and last playoff position. In 19 games they will play 11 away and eight at home. They play both the Rangers and Bruins three times awav. Rocket Scored 14 In Nine Maurice Richard scored a goal in nine straight games to set a record for the Canadiens. The streak started on January 17th 1945 and ended on February 11th, 1945. In these nine games he scored a total of 14 goals. How The Race Goes (Standings On Wed., A.M., Jan. 27) Results Of Games Played Week Ending January 24, 1960 Wed., Jan. 20—Boston 1 at Chicago 3 Thur., Jan. 21—New York 2 at Montreal 11 Thurs., Jan. 21—Boston 2 at Detroit 5 Sat., Jan. 23—Detroit…
Let’s Make Pros Of Amateurs Who Pick Loop Stars
BOSTON, Mass.— The voting for player awards for the first half of the National Hockey League season is over, but the melody lingers on. And it’s the same old song they’re singing, those not pleased by the results of the voting. Through the papers and in radio and television interviews dissatisfied hockey officials and; in some cases, dissatisfied players, are criticizing the results. In some cases so are non-participating writers. On whom is their wrath falling? On the Mr. Anonymous of the NHL polls, the “so-called expert.” Well, I’ve been taking part in the NHL voting for 10 or 12 years. In that time I have never been hailed as an expert, but I guess I have qualified as a “so-called expert” more than once. I’ve heard the jazz from club officials anticipating unfavorable box office…
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