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March 24, 1962
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HOCKEY CROSSWORD
SOLUTION NEXT WEEK ACROSS 1. Pictured Toronto player. 5. Initials of a Chicago defenseman. 7. Preposition. 8 Given name of Balfour of Pittsburgh. 10. Pictured star’s favorite type of food. 12. Seats near the ice. 13. Initials of Dejordy of Edmonton Flyers. 14. Initials of Ward of Seattle. 15. Toronto’s Dave Keon likes to do this. 17. What players try to do with the puck when killing off a penalty. 19. To repent. 20. 19th and 7th letters of the alphabet. 21. Allan Stanley’s nickname. 22. Opposite to in. 23. Bob Baun visited this province last summer (abbr.) 24. The AHL’s publicity director. 26. Initials of an NHL netminder. 28. Type of grain. 30. Pictured star’s daughters are in demand as… 32. Tom Johnson injured one earlier in the season. DOWN 1. Billy Dea’s summertime occupation. 2. Brian Kilrea’s birthplace. 3. This term applies to Toronto’s Al Arbour. 4. Close. 5. Initials of Ronty, ex-NHL player. 6. This…
Punch Scoffs At Milt’s Beefs On Sponsorship
TORONTO, Ont.—Maple Leaf manager-coach Punch Imlach and chief scout Bob Davidson have both scoffed at a statement made by Milt Schmidt, assistant general manager of Boston Bruins. Addressing a service club in Kingston, Schmidt blasted the rule barring sponsorship of hockey clubs within 50 miles of Toronto or Montreal. He said that it stacked the cards against the U.S. clubs in the National Hockey League, pieventing their building up good farm teams. “I don’t know what he is complaining about,” Imlach commented. “At one time, Boston had more sponsored clubs in our 50mile radius than we did. They had a junior ‘B’ team in Lakeshore and a ‘C’ team in Newmarket. There is nothing to stop them from scouting players in our radius. We sponsor fewer teams than any other club in…
THE BIG SHOW
The 22nd Edition IS ON ITS WAY TO Rochester. N.Y. MAR. 26 ST. LOUIS. MO. Starts April 2 BOSTON said 22nd Edition eclipses all past efforts…The best show yet…You can’t go wrong on this one…it suffused the great hall with a warm glow. JOHN H. HARRIS presents THE BIG SHOW The “I’m 21” Edition IS ON ITS WAY TO Evansville. Ind. MAR. 27 WICHITA, KAN. Starts April 3 Seattle said This one has everything…the finest…show on ice, bar none…lives up to its claim as the greatest show on ice.…
NATIONAL LEAGUE
“you like 7up 7up likes you” How The Race Goes (Standings On Tues. AM. March 20) The Point Parade (Including Games of Sunday, Mar. 18) RECORD OF GOALKEEPERS FOR SEASON 1961-62 PENALTIES IN MINUTES BY CLUB: WEDNESDAY, MARCH 14 Montreal 2 at Toronto 5 Montreal—goal: Plante: defense: Fontinato, Johnson, MacNeil, Talbot, J. C. Tremblay; forwards: Beliveau, Moore, Provost, Backstrom, Hicke, Geoffrion, Rousseau, Goyette, Carter, G. Tremblay. Toronto—goal: Simmons; defense: Brewer, Baun, Horton, Stanley, Arbour; forwards: Duff, Armstrong, Keon, Mahovlich, Kelly, Nevin, Litzenberger, Pulford, Stewart, Harris, Shack. Referee: Udvari. Linesmen: Hayes, Armstrong. Detroit 2 at New York 3 Detroit—goal: Bassen; defense: Pronovost, Price. Godfrey, Gadsby, Odrowski; forwards: Delvecchio. Howe, LaForge, Ullman, Jeffrey, MacDonald, Kennedy, Stasiuk, Fonteyne, MacGregor, Boileau. New York—goal: Worsley; defense: Howell, Cahan, Langlois, Harvey, Spencer; forwards: Hampson, Schinkel, Wilson, Ingarfield, Bathgate, Prentice, Baton, Henry, Hannigan, Gendron, Hebenton. Referee: Powers. Linesmen: Wicks, Pavelich. THURSDAY, MARCH…
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