Blades’ Greg Jablonski Fires First Hat Trick; Ullyot Hands Suspensions To Komet Players

TOLEDO, O. Greg Jablonski, the tall, fast skating left wing of the Toledo Blades, was the first International Hockey Leaguer to register the hat trick. Jablonski turned in the three-goal performance in the Blades opening game against Muskegon and it made the difference in the 5-4 victory over the stubborn Mohawks. Jablonski used his speed to advantage in skating past the Mohawk defensemen at the blue line and going in all alone against new goalie Pete Sternig. Jablonski, who hit for two in his second game was the Blades leading goal scorer last year with 40. FORT WAYNE—The Komets topped the IHL opening day attendance figures with 7,293…Merv Duchak, last year’s leading IHL goal getter with 52, collected four in his first two games…General Manager Ken Ullyot handed suspensions to goalie Bob Gray and…

AMERICAN LEAGUE

WALLY NORTHERN PRO HOCKEY STICKS WALLY POOL TABLES TABLE TENNIS CROQUET SETS How They Stand (Standing on Tues. Nov. 9) EASTERN DIVISION WESTERN DIVISION GAMES COMPLETED Tues., Nov. 2 Los Angeles 1 at Quebec 9 Wed., Nov. 3 Cleveland 2 at Portland 3 Thurs., Nov. 4 Cleveland 1 at Los Angeles 1 Fri., Nov. 5 Pittsburgh 3 at Vancouver 5 Sat., Nov. 6 Providence 0 at Baltimore 3 Rochester 5 at Buffalo 3 Cleveland 3 at Hershey 2 Quebec 5 at Springfield 1 Pittsburgh 2 at Portland 7 Sun., Nov. 7 Hershey 6 at Buffalo 1 Cleveland 2 at Providence 3 Springfield 0 at Quebec 1 Baltimore 0 at Rochester 4 GAMES TO COME Tues., Nov. 9 Springfield at Quebec Wed., Nov. 10 Rochester at Hershey Buffalo at Providence Cleveland at Springfield Pittsburgh at San Francisco Thurs., Nov. 11 Pittsburgh at Los Angeles Fri., Nov. 12 Quebec at Baltimore Sat., Nov. 13 Baltimore at Cleveland Quebec at Hershey Rochester at Pittsburgh Buffalo at Springfield Sun., Nov. 14 Quebec at Providence Springfield at Rochester…

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Abel Put Finger On Rangers So Sully Not Listening Now

NEW YORK. N. Y. If the Rangers were smart they’d have severed telephone communications with Detroit’s g.m.—coach Sid Abel. But, its too late now. A Blue official phoned Abel and here’s what he said: “We have to gear ourselves for a serious Ranger playoff bid. Toe Blake (Montreal’s coach) says the Rangers are the team to beat. I know that if their goaltending holds up, they’ll be a major factor in the NHL race.’ At this point, Ranger coach Red Sullivan, who was listening, developed a severe case of lockjaw. Sully recalled last year that Abel blessed the Blues as a playoff club and acted as if he’d be pleased if Detroit finished in the Met League. Everyone knows that the Blues promptly sunk like the Andrea Dorea while Abel’s Red Wings made like…