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July 1, 1965
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Buffalo Scoring Whiz Art Stratton Awarded AHL’s Highest Prize As MVP
ROCHESTER, N.Y.— Art Stratton, who led the American League in scoring with 109 points and was a near unanimous choice for the allstar team, was selected as the AHL’s most valuable player and will receive the Les Cunningham Plaque along with a league bonus of $300. In the voting by the league’s writers and broadcasters, Stratton gained 29 of the possible 45 points. Rochester’s Al Arbour, the AHL’s outstanding defenseman, was second with 14 points. Now included among the AHL’s 25 all-time point scorers and 12 top assist makers, Stratton totaled 84 assists among his 109 points for Buffalo in 6465 as he captured his first AHL scoring crown. Success seems to follow the 29-year-old center wherever he goes. The past three seasons in the American League have seen him total 219 assists and…
TORONTO HOCKEY SCHOOL
“The School That Teaches” STILL TIME TO REGISTER FOR ALL AUGUST SESSIONS August 1st-7th—8th-14th—15th-21st—22nd-28th Don’t miss this wonderful opportunity to attend the world’s finest hockey school. Well rounded programme, Top flight instructors, Swimming facilities, and Accommodation adjoining the arena. For complete details write:— MAURICE BLACK TORONTO HOCKEY SCHOOL 1029 Spadina Road, Toronto 12 Phone: Area Code 416-489-9730.…
Mosienko, Horner, Syd Howe, Barry Among 10 Additions To Ice ‘Shrine’
MONTREAL, Que.— Membership in hockey’s Hall of Fame was increased to 148 with the announcement by the selection committee that 10 former players had been added to the summer meetings of the NHL. The Hall now has a membership of 107 players, 35 builders and six referees. Those named to the Hall of Fame at the summer conclave of the NHL included Fred Scanlan, Arthur Farrell, Blair Russell, Jack Marshall, Ernie Russell, Clint Benedict, Syd Howe, Marty Barry, Red Horner and Bill Mosienko. Two other hockey figures, Foster Hewitt, radio broadcaster, and Tommy Lockhart, president of the Eastern Hockey League, were named to the Hall of Fame earlier this year. Following are the thumbnail sketches of the 10 new members of the ‘Hall.’ Fred Scanlan—member of Stanley Cup winning Montreal Shamrocks in 1898-99 and 18991900;…
HOCKEY CORRIDOR
NEW YORK—Veterans HARRY HOWELL and DON MARSHALL have been named assistant coaches by the Rangers for 1965-66. They will continue to play actively. MONTREAL—CLARENCE CAMPBELL, the NHL president, has been authorized to enlarge league offices in Montreal ruling out the possibility of a shift to another city. MONCTON—GORDIE HOWE, with 19 NHL years service to his credit, told a Maritime interviewer he hopes to play three or four more seasons with Detroit and isn’t thinking about retiring. KITCHENER—Former associates of NHL hockey star BOBBY BAUER have announced the establishment of a Bobby Bauer Memorial Foundation to award university scholarships. Bauer died last Sept. 30. NEW YORK—New York Rangers have announced they will train in Kingston, Ont., next season. They have held their camp for the past two years in Winnipeg. TORONTO—Toronto Maple Leafs will open…
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