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April 13, 1963

April 13, 1963

The Hockey News has been providing the most comprehensive coverage of the world of hockey since 1947. In each issue, you'll find news, features and opinions about the NHL and leagues across North America and the world.

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Howe Wins Player Of Year Award For Fifth Time

DETROIT, Mich.— When hockey buffs sit around discussing the game’s great players the name of Gordie Howe invariably comes to mind. Some will argue into the night that he is the greatest ever produced and some will dispute the claim, because of the many oldtimers before him, but certainly modern day hockey fans are unanimous that he is the finest player to lace on a pair of skates today. In the process of winding up his 17th season as a big name in the National Hockey League, the brilliant Detroit right winger appears to be getting better with age, if that’s possible. This season, Howe won the NHL scoring title for the sixth time in his illustrious big league career and he gave the impression that he was more like 25 than…

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Blues Hire Sully Again For Season

NEW YORK, N.Y.—George “Red” Sullivan, the fourth Ranger coach in the last four years, has been rehired by the New York hockey club to try and ressurect the team for the 1963-64 season. The Rangers signed Sullivan to a one-year contract a week after the club concluded its NHL schedule in fifth place. Salary terms were not disclosed. “I’m looking forward to starting the training camp fresh with the Rangers,” said the energetic coach who was promoted from Baltimore last Dec. 29th. “I learned a lot in the half season. Starting from scratch I should be a better coach. I really think we’ll be moving up next year.” Among the bits of knowledge Sullivan must have accumulated in three month’s duty was the fact that his club was not in a class with…

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EASTERN PRO LEAGUE

MADE WITH CAM AHO GONSCIENCE SHPSY’S ALL-BEEF FRANKS For The Best In Hockey Reading Buy Hockey Pictorial And Hockey News Playoff Race GAMES COMPLETED Wed., April 3 Sudbury 3, Hull-Ottawa 2 Frl., April 5 Sudbury 1, Hull-Ottawa 0 Sun., April 7 Sudbury 5, Hull-Ottawa 3 How They Stand EPHL Playoff Summaries Wed., April 3 SUDBURY 3, HULL-OTTAWA 2 FIRST PERIOD 1—Hull-Ottawa, McCreary (Senior, Courcy) 6:00 Penalties: McComb 5:13, Hamilton 6:57, Labossiere, Dufour, Watson 7:53, Labossiere, Roberts 10:33, Richardson 18:16. SECOND PERIOD 2—Sudbury, Ronson (Labossiere, Woytowich)…… 13:43 3—Sudbury, Andrea. (McCallum, Richardson)…… 17:50 Penalties: Armstrong 4:22, Rodger, Woytowich 6:09, McMahon 10:34, Roberts 14:24. THIRD PERIOD 4—Hull-Ottawa, Ellett (Hamilton. Larose).. 8:06 Penalties: Chevrier 2:40, Labossiere, Courcy 4.21, McCallum 7:33. OVERTIME PERIOD 5—Sudbury, Ronson (Labossiere, Dufour).. 4:59 Penalties: None. Fri., April 5 SUDBURY 1, HULL-OTTAWA 0 FIRST PERIOD No scoring. Penalties: Labossiere and Hamilton 13:56. SECOND PERIOD 1—Sudbury, Andrea (McComb, Richardson) 0:37 Penalties: Richardson 0:47, Labossiere 3:03, Roberts 14:03, Labossiere and Hamilton 15:10, Balon 18:35. THIRD PERIOD No scoring. Penalties. None. Sat., April 6 SUDBURY 5, HULL-OTTAWA 3 FIRST PERIOD 1—HulJ-Ottawa,…

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Norm Ullman…… Detroit Red Wings

Playing in the shadow of Detroit stars like Terry Sawchuk, Gordie Howe, Alex Delvecchio and others hasn’t deterred Normie Ullman’s desire to take the Initiative for the Red Wings when he gets the chance. The 27-year-old centre of the Wings showed this past week that he can prove just as valuable to the team as Howe and the rest by figuring in five goals as the Wings ousted the Chicago Black Hawks In their best-of-seven Stanley Cup semi-final series. Ullman shot two goals and assisted on three others as the Wings whomped the Hawks 7-4 in the deciding sixth game of their series with Chicago. Ullman’s outburst pushed him to the front of the Stanley Cup playoff scoring race with 12 points in six games—four goals and eight assists. The curly-haired Detroit pivot,…