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January 19, 1963
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Maniago Optioned To Hull - Ottawa
OTTAWA, Ont.— Cesare Maniago, the much travelled netminder, was on the move again last week and this time he was optioned to HullOttawa Canadiens of the Eastern Pro Hockey League. It was the first trip to the EPHL this season for Maniago, who played here last year in 68 games and was the loop’s top goalkeeper. Maniago this season had been standing by for Jacques Plante of the Canadiens at Montreal but saw service in only 11 games. The Habs were concerned because he was losing his sharpness sitting idle week in and week out and decided to send him here for regular service. Maniago replaces Ernie Wakely, who will assume Maniago’s role at Montreal. The EPHL team said that Wakely was in need of a rest and for this reason, the change…
Hawks Lead With Four All-Star Selections
MONTREAL, Que.— Chicago Black Hawks placed four players on the National Hockey League All-Star teams at the mid-way mark of the 1962-63 season, Montreal Canadiens three, Toronto Maple Leafs and the Detroit Red Wings two each and New York Rangers one. The first team lined up as follows: Goal, Glenn Hall, Chicago; Defense, Pierre Pilote, Chicago; and Carl Brewer, Toronto; Center, Stan Mikita, Chicago; Right Wing, Gordie Howe, Detroit; and Left Wing, Frank Mahovlich, Toronto. Here’s how the second team looked: Goal, Terry Sawchuk, Detroit; Defense, Elmer Vasko, Chicago, and Jean Guy Talbot, Canadiens; Center, Henri Richard, Canadiens; Right Wing, Andy Bathgate, Rangers; Left Wing, Gilles Tremblay, Canadiens. Voting was exceptionally close for most positions and the battle for berths on the final team this spring won’t be decided in most cases until the…
WESTERN LEAGUE
Looking At The WHL Race GAMES COMPLETED Tues., Jan. 8 Calgary 9, Edmonton 5 Wed., Jan. 9 Portland 3, Los Angeles 2 Calgary 3, Vancouver 1 Seattle 7, Edmonton 4 Thurs., Jan. 10 Portland TO, Los Angeles 3 Fri., Jan. 11 Calgary 6, Vancouver 2 Edmonton 6, Seattle 4 Sat., Jan. 12 San Francisco 3, Portland 2 Spokane 5, Vancouver 3 Calgary 8, Seattle 4 Sun., Jan. 13 Portland 5, San Francisco 2 LEADING SCORERS GOALKEEPERS’ RECORDS Western League Summaries Tuesday, Jan. 1PORTLAND 3, SEATTLE 1 FIRST PERIOD 1—Portland. Lautman………2:12 2—Portland. Goyer (Saunders)………11:35 Penalties: Sinclair 4:37, Bionda 7:34, Ward 11:47. SECOND PERIOD 3—Portland, Davidson (Jones, Coyer)………9:56 Penalties: Ward 8:24 Krake .9:48 THIRD PERIOD 4—Seattle, Leonard (Half) 426 Penalties: Powers 10:59. Saves: Millar 37, Head 23. Wednesday, Jan. 1VANCOUVER 3, SEATTLE 2 FIRST PERIOD 1—Vancouver, Popein (Beatty, Hutchinson)………12:56 Penalties: Boone (major) 4:02, Hay 10:02, 13:40. SECOND PERIOD 2—Seattle, Powers (Fielder, Sabourin)………8:54 Penalties: Fielder 0:17, Keller 7:32. THIRD PERIOD 3—Vancouver, Maloney………4:48 4—Seattle. Konik (Leonard, Sabourin)………13:36 Penalties: none. OVERTIME PERIOD 5—Vancouver, Beatty (Hutchinson, Keller)………0:33 Penalties: none. Saves: Millar 20, Villemure 26. EDMONTON…
Bathgate, Rocket Hold First Chat, The Night He Broke Richards Mark
NEW YORK, N.Y.— Eloquent Andy Bathgate, the man who broke Maurice Richard’s and Bernie Geoffrion’s record for consecutive goal scoring, says he has no intentions of matching their mark of 50 goals in a season. “If I thought about scoring 50,” said Bathgate, “I’d hurt the team. I’d rather get 35 goals and let Dean (Prentice) and Earl (Ingarfield) get a lot more on my passes.” Bathgate outdid Richard and Geoffrion on the night of January 5th when he i pumped two goals past Jacques Plante at the Montreal Forum. The Rangers tied Canadiens 2-2. i It made it 10 consecutive games in which Bathgate scored a goal or more. The decisive goal was a slap shot from 40 feet out and to the right of the cage. It zipped; through eight inches of…
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