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February 9, 1963
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Former Ice Stars Turn Black Clock In Minor Salute
FORT WILLIAM, Ont.— To open minor hockey week officially at the Lakehead the old timers of the 1939 season were brought out of retirement for a game. Three thousand people turned out at the Fort William Gardens to witness the sensational show put on by the hockey greats of yearteryear. Such old pros as Edgar Laprade, Pete Bakor, Bob Drainville and Stan Robertson all showed that old savvy that made them big stars in pro hockey … It would be hard to single out any one individual as the star of the evening. Jazzy Manahan coached the Port Arthur squad while the Fort William team was handled by Ed Lauzon. I had a great time broadcasting the three periods… The one year suspension handed to Fort William Hurricane defenceman Bud Crocker has…
PASSING THE PUCK
THE INTERNATIONAL HOCKEY WEEKLY Founded October 1st, 1947 109 Published weekly, except monthly Moy through September by Ken-Will Publishing Co. ltd., 1434 Ste. Catherine Street West, Montreal 25, Que. Ken McKenzie, president and Publisher Will V. Cote, Vice-Pres. and Gen. Mgr. Yearly Subscription Rates : $3.00 In Canada and the British Common wealth/$5.00 in the U.S.A. and Foreign Countries. Postage paid at Rouses Point, N.Y. Authorized as second class mall, Post Office Department, Ottawa, and for payment of postage In cash. Printed in Canada Vol. 16 MONTREAL, FEBRUARY 9, 1963 No. 19 • CHICAGO has employed less players this season than any other NHL club … Detroit has used the most … The Black Hawks have iced a total of 19 players in games up to date while the Red Wings have dressed a total of 25 different…
Once Retired From Hockey, Williams Amazes Baron Fans
CLEVELAND, Ohlo— Seldom does his name creep into the scoring column, rarely does he draw a penalty and never, never does he get into a fight, but venerable red-thatched Tommy Williams continues to be one of the most amazing members of what is coming to be recognized as a somewhat amazing hockey team, the Cleveland Barons. The once-meek, now-roaring Barons, showing definite signs of challenging Buffalo for top spot in the American Hockey League’s Western Division, are doing it on a combination of potent scoring, sensational goaltending and improved defensive play. Most amazing performer of all on defense is the bespectacled Williams. At the age of 39, when most hockey players either have turned to coaching or to other pursuits, Williams keeps on taking his regular turn at a Baron blue-line post. He does not…
The 1962-63 Detroit Red Wing Press Book
72 FACT-FILLED pages - Pocket Size (7½” × 5”) Packed Full of Stories, Statistics, Features, Photos and Facts. Current Red Wing Players’ Biographies History of Detroit Hockey Club Detroit Hockey Hall of Fame Alphabetical Listing of All the Red Wings plus many other informative and interesting features Available Either at Olympia Stadium In Detroit or Through the Mail for One Dollar from CONCESSIONS DEPARTMENT OLYMPIA STADIUM, DETROIT 8, MICHIGAN.…
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