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October 22, 1960
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Aces Low On 20 Men The Quebec Aces had only two players who scored 20 or more goals during the 1959-60 season. Jackie Leclair, veteran center scored 22 goals and Bob Barlow scored 28. Both played the full schedule of 72 games. Indians Hot On 30 Men The Springfield Indians are the only American League club that had four players who scored 30 or more goals last season. Bill Sweeney and Parker MacDonald both scored 37 and Floyd Smith and Harry Pidhirny both scored 31. How The Race Goes (Standings on Tues., A.M., Oct. 18) The Point Parade (Including Games of Sun., Oct. 16) GOALKEEPERS’ RECORDS TEAM RECORDS Most Penalized Team — Rochester, 107 mts. Most Penalized Player — Roger Cote, 35 mts, TUESDAY. OCTOBER 11 Providence 5 at Quebec 6 WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 12 Springfield 3 at Hershey 4 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 13 Providence 1 at Quebec 4 FRIDAY,…
Temple Named To Prexy Post For BC Amateur Assc.
KELOWNA, B.C.— Ivan Temple of Victoria, B.C., was elected president of the British Columbia Amateur Hockey Association replacing Leo G. Atwell, of Vancouver, and formerly of Nelson. Atwell’s term of office expired this year. The annual general meeting which was held at Penticton on the weekend of Septembre 24th also named Bill McCulloch of Penticton, and Charles McLean of Trail, B.C., as first and second vice presidents respectively. Named as district representatives were: Don Winslade, Vancouver (Lower-Mainland); John Cronie, Trail (West-Kootenay); Bud Fraser, Kamloops (Mainland-North); Lloyd Barrett, Kimberley (East-Kootenay); Dr. Leo Margolisn, Nanaimo (Vancouver-Island); and Jack Mertz, Penticton (South-Okanagan). Dr. Mel Butler of Kelowna, a veteran member of the B.C.A.H.A. and C.A.H.A., and a past president of the B.C. body, failed to win renomination on the board of directors. Both Butler and Atwell, well…
HOCKEY CROSSWORD
SOLUTION NEXT WEEK ACROSS 1—Pictured Black Hawk player. 4—Given name of Trudel, ex Ranger forward. 7—Mrs. Red Kelly is a native of this country (abbr.) 8—Pronoun. 9—South Dakota (abbr.) 10—New member of the Hershey Bears. 13—Mrs. Larry Regan was one before her marriage. 16—Number of seasons Steve Kraftcheck played with N.Y. Rangers. 17—The (Fr.) 18—Pictured star began skating when one. 19—Initials of Baliuk who played with Providence last season. 21—“Dutch” Reibel’s initials. 22—Ex-Leaf, Sweeney Schriner, was often called this by rookies. 24—Lard (abbr.) 25—Native province of pictured star (abbr.) 26—Osmium (Sym.) 28—First two letters of Kinaki. 29—This Boston player scored 16 goals last season. 31—Name given .2 down. 32—Andy Bathgate wears one when he plays hockey. 36—Initials of Chicago’s captain. 37—Vezina Trophy winner of 1945-46. DOWN 1—Providence Reds recently purchased this player from Hershey Bears. 2—We. 3—Portland Buckaroos’ coach. 4—Means by which the Johnny Bowers retain their winter home. 5—Initials of Smith, Vezina Trophy winner of 1936-37. 6—Name given an…
Lots Of Heart Left, Says Fighting Shore
SPRINGFIELD, Mass.— “Mr. Hockey” quit the sick bed to get a look at his Springfield Indians, American League and Calder Cup defending champions, and came up with remarks which indicate that he is “cautiously optimistic” over the club’s 1960-61 prospects. Said the great “War Horse” of the game: “We have the horses. If they work together and play up to their ability, I think we can take all the marbles again this year.” Eddie Shore had been real sick during the summer but once his Warriors arrived there was the old “Edmonton Express” of the Boston Bruins at ring-side advising his coach, Pat Egan, and looking over his material. Always working for perfection, Shore made his observations known to his coach and Pat went on from there. This has been an unusual year in the…
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