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March 6, 1965

March 6, 1965

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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Luciuk, Hurley Emerge As Best Scorer, Goaler

GALT, Ont.— Two members of the pennant-winning Guelph Regals captured the top individual honors as the OHA senior hockey race ended last week. Right winger Dave Luciuk and goalie Harold ‘Boat’ Hurley annexed the Ecclestone and Turofsky Trophies respectively as scoring champion and leading goaltender. Both men led the races for most of the 40-game schedule. Luciuk, a first year Regal after transferring from Chatham Maroons, accumlated 64 points to win the scoring crown by a two-point margin over linemate, Joe Malo, Fast-closing Woodstock Athletic coach, Ted Power, was third with 59 points while another Regal, centre Don McGregor, placed fourth with 58 points. Hurley, often a Turofsky winner in past years, repeated for the first time in four years. Boat posted an average of three goals per game in 39 starts and led…

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Bottle Cap Swapping Could Lead To Stanley Cup Ducats

TORONTO, Ont. You will not read anywhere that Bobby Hull and Gordie Howe were swapped for Eddie Shack; neither will you hear your favorite newscaster say that the entire Montreal Canadiens were traded for the complete Boston Bruins. But at this very moment in every part of Canada, NHL players are being traded, swapped and exchanged and then the players are mounted on plastic wall plaques. Thanks to Coca-Cola Ltd., Stanley Cup fever and playoff poignancy have arrived much earlier than usual this season and the current Coca-Cola and Sprite bottle cap promotion is one of the greatest boosters hockey has had in years. For the first time ever in Canada, young and not-so-young hockey fans can assemble handsome pictures of all 108 players in the six-team league. Then all the players in…

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RED WING HOCKEY SCHOOL

Held at OLYMPIA STADIUM Detroit, Michigan “Home of the Red Wings” Instructors: Also: Doug Barkley Carl Wetzel Eddie Bush Jimmy Peters Terry Sawchuk Sid Abel FOUR 7-DAY SESSIONS 1. Aug. 9 - 15 9 thru 12 years 2. Aug. 16 - 22 13 thru 14 years 3. Aug. 23 - 29 15 thru 16 years 4. Aug. 30 - Sept. 5 17 years & up A FULL WEEK TO LEARN HOW TO PLAY BETTER HOCKEY INCLUDING: Skating Technique, Drill, Physical Fitness, Stick Handling, Offense and Defense, Goal Tending, Checking, Shooting, Passing…and the Best Way to Play Every Position on a Hockey Team. ADDED ATTRACTION Lectures and Instructional Films DIRECTORS: Sid Abel. Red Wings’ General Manager and Coach: Jim Skinner, Red Wings’ Chief Scout & Farm Director; John Mitchell, Activities Coordinator; Lincoln Cavalieri, Building Manager Housing for out-of-towners at Y.M.C.A. Classes Limited WRITE FOR BROCHURE: Red Wing Hockey School, 5920 Grand River,…

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TORONTO HOCKEY SCHOOL

WORLD’S GREATEST PUNCH IMLACH, COACH OF THE WORLD AND STANLEY CUP CHAMPIONS, THE TORONTO MAPLE LEAFS, SAYS: “I personally endorse Maurice Black’s Toronto Hockey School. Any boy attending, whether he is from Canada, the United States, or even Europe, should be a better hockey player when he leaves, as he will have learned the right way, and be given expert instruction.” ★ MORE ICE-TIME WILL BE OFFERED STUDENTS THIS YEAR. ★ SESSION WILL BE SEVEN COMPLETE DAYS. ★ STUDENTS MAY JOIN SCHOOL DAY BEFORE COMMENCEMENT AT NO EXTRA COST. ★ STUDENTS WILL BE ACCOMMODATED IN THE NEW BUILDING ADJOINING THE ARENA. ★ TO ASSIST BOYS WISHING TO ATTEND, MONTHLY PAYMENTS CAN NOW BE MADE. ★ AT LEAST 5 ONE HOUR SCRIMMAGES FOR EACH STUDENT ABOVE HIS NORMAL TUITION PERIOD. ★ EACH STUDENT WILL RECEIVE “FREE” A PROTECTIVE HELMET. ★…