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February 3, 1962
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
“you like 7up 7up likes you” How The Race Goes (Standings On Wed. A M.. Jan. 31) The Point Parade (Including Games Of Sunday, Jan. 28) RECORD OF GOALKEEPERS FOR SEASON 1961-62 PENALTIES LN MINUTES BY CLUBS ROSTER CHANGES Chicago Black Hawks Add Chico Maki, from Buffalo, wearing No. 18. WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 24 Toronto 1 at Chicago 2 Toronto—goal: Bower; defense: Brewer, Arbour, Horton, Baun, Stanley; forwards: Olmstead, Litzenberger, Stewart, Armstrong, Nevin, Keon, Harris, Pulford, MacMillan, Mahovlich, Kozak. Chicago—goal: Hall; defense: Evans, St. Laurent, Turner, Pilote, Vasko, Fleming; forwards: Hull, Hay. Maki, Horvath, Myrphy, Melnyk, Nesterenko, Wharram, Mikita. Referee: Vera Buffey; Linesmen: George Hays, Ron Wicks. Detroit 3 at New York 0 Detroit—goal: Sawchuk; defense: Gadsby, Pronovost, Goegan, Godfrey, Odrowski; forwards: Delvecchio, Howe, Stasiuk, Ullman, Fonteyne, Lunde, MacGregor, LaForge, Boileau, Martin. New York—goal: Worsley; defense: Harvey, Langlois, Howell, Cahan, Spencer; forwards: Bathgate, Hannigan, Prentice, Balon,…
ATTENTION HOCKEY FANS !
THE 1961-62 EDITION OF THE N.H.L. PRESS & RADIO GUIDE The 1961-62 N.H.L. Press & Radio Guide also includes Hendy’s Who’s Who in Hockey and is the finest Hockey Guide published. This compact 236-page book answers every question imaginable about the National League. Gives complete professional records of every player in the National, American, Western and Eastern Professional Leagues. It’s a must for hockey fans everywhere. ALL THIS FOR ONLY $1.00 (Postage Paid) THE THIRD EDITION OF THE OFFICIAL NATIONAL HOCKEY ANNUAL 1962 This 96-page book is jam-packed with full-length features about your favourite 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…
HOCKEY CROSSWORD
SOLUTION NEXT WEEK ACROSS 1. Boston player shown in centre. 6. Dollard St. Laurent has a thick thatch of this. 8. A Toronto forward answers to this. 11. Dave Keon’s second name. 12. I (Latin) 14. Mrs. Bert Olmstead is a graduate—(abbr.) 15. Initials of Anderson of Vancouver Canucks. 17. N.H.L. club formerly coached by Cooney Weiland (abbr.) 18. A type of tree. 20. Initials of an N.H.L. referee. 21. District Attorney (abbr.) 22. 12th & 19th letters of the alphabet. 23. Month in ‘which Jean Ratelle was born (abbr.) 24. 16 down is studying to become one. 28. Exclamation of surprise. 29. Given name of Martin, ex-Red Wing defenseman. 30. 19 down became a—in 1948 (abbr.) 32. New Rochelle (abbr.) 33. Most penalized Black Hawk of 1960-61. DOWN 1. A Rochester defenseman. 2. Each (abbr.) 3. This member of the Rochester Americans hails from Port Colborne, Ont. 4. Initials of Providence Reds’ manager. 5. Forward…
EASTERN PRO LEAGUE
Bownass And Records Defenseman Jack Bownass of the Kitchener Beavers set two records with the club last season. He and Bob Sabourin tied for the most assists 36; he spent the most minutes in the penalty box, 110; he also picked up the most assists in playoffs four. Hoekstra And Records Kitchener’s Ed Hoekstra set three first year records with the Beavers last season. His 65 points was tops; his 32 goals was tops on the club and his five points in the playoffs was more than any other Beaver player picked up. How The Race Goes (Standings On Tues. AM. Jan. 30) The Point Parade (Including games of Sun., Jan 28) Goalkeepers’ Records Penalty Leaders Most Penalized Player—Gina Robazza, SSM, 136 mts. Most Penalized Team—Sudbury, 669 mts. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 24 Kitchener 1 at Hull-Ottawa 6 THURSDAY. JANUARY 25 Kingston 2 at Sault…
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