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October 30, 1965
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Movement Of Players
Following are the latest player movements in hockey: NATIONAL LEAGUE BOSTON: Gary Dornhoefer, forward, optioned to Hershey of AHL. NEW YORK: Ted Taylor, forward, sent to Baltimore of AHL. TORONTO: Lowell MacDonald, forward, assigned to Tulsa of CPHL. AMERICAN LEAGUE BALTIMORE: Andy Brown, goalkeeper, sent to Knoxville of EHL. WESTERN LEAGUE PORTLAND: Dave Kelly goalkeeper, assigned to Springfield of AHL. INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE TOLEDO: Walter Bradley forward, sold to Guelph of Senior OHA. Don Currie, for ward, sold to Oakville of Senior OHA. PORT HURON: Frank Golembrosky, forward, Don McIlroy, and Bernard Besaraba defensemen, loaned by Chic ago of NHL. EASTERN LEAGUE CLINTON: Bill Bannerman and Stan Gilbertson, forwards optioned by Oklahoma City of CPHL. LONG ISLAND: Claude Boileau, defenseman released. KNOXVILLE: Claude Cloutier, Rich Hextall and John McMillan, forwards, Walte Chase and Ken Turlik, defensemen, assigned by Minnesota of CPHL.…
Knee Surqery May End Wilson sCareer
BUFFALO, N. Y. Larry Wilson must undergo surgery on his left knee for the second time in less than a year, and the playing career of the Buffalo Bisons’ elder statesman may be finished. Wilson, who will be 35 Oct. 23, will have bone chips removed from his left knee. He had a cartilage taken from the same knee last January, and didn’t resume skating until the Bisons opened training at St. Catharines, Ont., Sept. 27. The bone chips are the result of an injury he suffered some 15 years ago, and are not related to the cartilage surgery of last January. Wilson, heading into his 11th season with the Bisons and his 18th as a professional, was examined by Dr. Howard Lehman, the Bisons’ physician. He had been excused from scrimmages and exhibition…
Ducks Land Ex-Leaf Sabourin For Wing; Clinton Rebuilding, Gets CPHL Castoffs
COMMACK, N.Y.— Coach John Muckier of the Long Island Ducks is definitely aware that his club as defending Eastern Hockey League champions will be the special target of nine loop foes during the current campaign. That’s why the Ducks’ skipper has been trying to fill the vulnerable spots on his club in quest of a repeat performance as league titlist. As far as Muckier is concerned, he’s landed a tenstrike in winger Bob Sabourin to fill one of the biggest holes on the club. The trouble at the wing spots developed with the retirement of Ed Stankiewicz, a 46-goal scorer last year, and the loss of Ron Hergott to New Haven, But Muckier quickly alleviated the problem by securing Sabourin, a 31-year-old veteran of Western and American League play. Last year with Seattle,…
FAN CORUM
Chicago Fans Form Dennis Hull Club Hockey News Editor: I would be very pleased if you would mention our Official Dennis Hull Fan Club. The members receive a membership card, many pictures of Dennis, and bulletins which contain interviews with Dennis. Anyone interested in joining our Fan Club for Dennis can get more information by writing to either Joanne Schreiner, 3639 South 54 Court, Cicero, Illinois or Terry Salerno, 3630 South 54 Court. Cicero, Illinois. I would like to mention that your paper gets better every issue. Keep up the wonderful work. I really enjoy every copy I get. Many thanks. Joanne Schreiner, Cicero, Illinois, Early NHL Start Test For Weather Hockey News Editor: Now that the League is starting two weeks later it will terminate two weeks later. This is in my opinion. I distinctly remember…
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