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October 10, 1964
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New Coaches For 1964-65
NATIONAL LEAGUE —None. AMERICAN LEAGUE Buffalo — Phil Watson replaced Jack Evans. Baltimore — Jack Crawford replaced Aldo Guidolin. Quebec — Bernard Geoffrion replaced Floyd Curry. WESTERN LEAGUE Victoria — Rudy Pilous coach of new WHL entry. CENTRAL PRO LEAGUE Memphis — Eddie Bush coach of new CPHL entry. Tulsa — Rudy Migay coach of new CPHL entry. INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Muskegon — Lorne Davis replaced Jerry DeLise. Port Huron — Lloyd Maxfield replaced Chirp Brenchley. Dayton — Warren Back coach of new IHL entry. EASTERN LEAGUE Charlotte — Fred Creighton replaced Turk Broda. New York — Steve Brklacich coach of new EHL entry. Jacksonville — Jerry Walker coach of new EHL entry. Johnstown — Dave Lucas replaced Butch Martin. New Haven — Len Gaudette replaced Fred Creighton. ONTARIO JUNIOR LEAGUE St. Catharines — Chirp Brench ley replaced Ken Campbell. Hamilton — Danny Lewicki replaced Eddie Bush. Kitchener — Butch Martin replaced Steve Brklacich. Montreal…
No Conflict As Clipper ‘Coaches’ Join Forces
BALTIMORE, MD. There is nothing suggesting an “uneasy” situation with two coaches around for Baltimore’s new bid in the American League race. When Clipper officials decided to have Johnny Crawford take over the club’s s coaching reins, thereby relieving Aldo Guidolin of his I twin role as player-coach, it would be understandable if there were some aloofness on Guidolin’s part. But Crawford is the first to admit that he’s had nothing but sincere cooperation from Aldo, twice an AHL All Star defenseman. Crawford said: “Aldo’s attitude has been most helpful. Since he knows many of the players better, I’ve asked his advice on many problems. It’s been a case of working together. And Aldo’s attitude has spread throughout the team.” When first informed of Crawford’s appointment, there was some uncertainty in Guidolin’s mind whether he…
The NHL’s 1964-65 Schedule And Hokey News Big Preview Of The Teams
Toronto Maple Leafs… By Bob Harris STRONG POINTS: The best defense in hockey and an evenly balanced attack appear to be the ingredients for a Stanley Cup. It has been Leafs’ formula for the past three years and it seems to be the pattern again this season. They also have the confidence and poise needed to win it all. Says manager-coach Punch Imlach, “they know they’re the best and this makes them that much tougher to knock off. It’s up to the other teams to knock them off.” The Leafs have a great one-two goaling punch now with the acquisition of Terry Sawchuk to back up Johnny Bower and the presence of Don McKenney and Andy Bathgate is certain to add strength to the Leafs’ attack. The Toronto defense is far the…
Arnett Quits Pro Hockey, Blades Sell Con Madigan
LOS Angeles, Calif. Frank Arnett, ‘Bad Man’ defenceman of the Los Angeles Blades the past two seasons, has served notice of his retirement from professional hockey. Arnett, 32, turned professional with Seattle of the WHL in 1952-53, quit pro hockey for the 1955-56 and 1956-57 seasons, then returned to the wars with Winnipeg of the WHL the following season. Los Angeles obtained the fiery defender from Seattle. Arnett received a $300 fine and an indefinite suspension when he allegedly roughed Referee Willie Papp during a playoff game with San Francisco at the Sports Arena April 15. In explaining his reasons for leaving pro hockey, Arnett said he wishes to attend college and will seek amateur reinstatement. Con Madigan, who played defense during the 1963-64 Western Hockey League season, has been sold to the Providence Reds…
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