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January 4, 1964
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PASSING THE PUCK
BOBBY HULL and Jean Beliveau are battling it out for the Top Player honors in the NHL this season. Both players will be cinch All-Stars at the half-way mark and Hull is expected to pass the 50-goals in a season mark … Carl Brewer has been a disap pointment to the Maple Leafs these past few weeks … Fifteen players on the United States Olympic hockey team are from Minnesota Two are from Massachusetts and one from Wisconsin… Eddie Jeremiah of Dartmouth is the U.S. coach … Walter Bush, president of the Minneapolis Bruins of the Central Pro League, is the general manager of the United States Olympic entry …Many of the wives of NHL players wear charm bracelets with many of the charms relating to hubby’s hockey exploits … Terry…
Belisle Making Canucks Fly
SAN FRANCISCO, CALIF Max McNabs Vancouver canucks have been on a little spree lately, and much of the good happenings are the result of just one player addition — Dan Belisle. Playing on a line with Phil Maloney and Buddy Boone, Belisle, recently obtained from Baltimore, has figured strongly in a Canuck surge that netted them four victories and a tie in their last six games — four of them on the In a four-game Califorina swing, the Van-couvers beat Los Angeles twice and split a pair with San Francisco, Belisle contributing the winning goal or assist in every victory He had been sitting on the bench with injuries up to this trip then put some spark into the Canuck attack the first time he got into the lineup. An enigma to other coaches over…
Gamble Nets 254th AHL Goal
ROCHESTER N. Y, — A goal to attain a goal was the ’oal achieved by Dick Gamble if the Rochester Americans recently. Confusing? Not really. When the veteran left winger scored late in the first period here against Quebec on Dec. 15. it was the254th of his American Hockey League career and gave him sole possession of ninth place on the. AHL’s list of alltime goal getters. “When Dick started the 1962-63 ’ season with the Amerks, he was tied for 23rd at 207 goals. His 35 goals last year enabled him to pass Larry Wilson, still active t with Buffalo, and the retired ; Eddie Olson (216), Pete Leswick216), Paul Larivee (217), Lou Yudell’(222), Les Douglas (226). Ab DeMarco (229), Murdo Mac. Lay (232), Les Cunningham 233), Cliff Simpson (233), Paul lladu…
Troubles Mounting For Hunt As Bisons Continue Nose Dive
BUFFALO, N.Y.- ’Twas a couple of nights before Christmas, and before a near barren house the Buffalo Bisons had absorbed a 5-3 defeat at the hands of the Hershey Rears. For the Bisons, the defending Calder Cup champions, it was the ninth loss against four wins and a tie at home, and the 11th defeat in their last 15 games. Fred “Hunt, troubled general manager of the troubled Bisons, sat on a bench in the quiet of the Buffalo dressing quarters. “Everybody worked. I’ll say that much for our guys, ” he said “We’re just not good enough. What else can I say? Maybe Santa Claus will help us.” Hunt wasn’t kidding. It’s abundantly clear the parent Chicago Black Hawks aren’t going to send help. Since other sources are similarly loth to strengthen the Herd,…
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