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November 12, 1966
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INTERNATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE
How They Stand INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE (Standings on Sun. Nov. 6) GAMES COMPLETED Wed. Nov. 2 Columbus 4 at Port Huron 8 Des Moines 1 at Fort Wayne 0 Fri., Nov. 4 Port Huron 2 at Toledo 6 Dayton 3 at Columbus 8 Des Moines 2 at Muskegon 5 Sat., Nov. 5 Des Moines 4 at Toledo 3 Columbus 6 at Muskegon 1 Dayton 5 at Fort Wayne 3 GAMES TO COME Tues., Nov. 8 Fort Wayne at Des Moines Wed., Nov. 9 Muskegon at Dayton Thurs., Nov. 10 Fort Wayne at Des Moines Fri., Nov. 11 Dayton at Toledo Port Huron at Columbus Sat., Nov. 12 Port Huron at Toledo Dayton at Muskegon Columbus at Fort Wayne Sun., Nov. 13 Toledo at Dayton Muskegon at Port Huron Fort Wayne at Columbus Hockey Races QUEBEC JUNIOR LEAGUE (Standings on Mon. Nov. 7)…
Gary Smith Back In Goal For Amerks
ROCHESTER, N.Y.— Gary (The Happy Wanderer) Smith is back in goal for the Rochester Americans and Joe Crozier is gulping the tranquilizers again. Smith was inclined to roam a bit last season when, as a rookie, he shared the Amerk goalkeeping duties with Bobby Perreault, but now he would put the original sight-seeing champ, Jacques Plante, to shame with his meanderings. When the lanky 22-year-old made his first start of the season for Rochester here on Oct. 29, he acted as though his goal mouth had very bad breath. In short, Smith spent nearly as. much time sauntering around the rink as he did between the pipes. And he didn’t particularly care when he abandoned his post. The entire Providence team was behind him one time when he skated out to his own blueline…
CENTRAL LEAGUE
Looking At CPHL Race (Standings on Tues. Nov. 8) (NHL Affiliation: 1. Montreal. 2. Toronto. 3. Chicago. 4. Detroit. 5. Boston. 6. New York.) GAMES COMPLETED Wad. Nov. 2 Memphis 3 at St. Louis 3 Thurs. Nov. 3 Tulsa 4 at Memphis 9 Fri. Nov. 4 Oklahoma City 6 at Omaha 4 St. Louis 2 at Tulsa 2 Sat. Nov. 5 Omaha 4 at Memphis 3 Oklahoma City 3 at St. Louis 3 Houston 1 at Tulsa 4 Sun. Nov. 6 Omaha 1 at Oklahoma City 3 GAMES TO COME Tues., Nov. 8 St. Louis at Memphis Fri., Nov. 11 Houston at Omaha Memphis at Oklahoma City Sat., Nov. 12 Omaha at Tulsa Houston at Memphis St. Louis at Oklahoma City Sun., Nov. 13 St. Louis at Omaha Oklahoma City at Tulsa LEADING SCORERS (Including games of Sun., Oct. 30) LEAGUES LEADERS Most Goals: Roger Bellerive, St. Louis, 6. Most Assists: Andre Boudrias, Houston, 11. Penalties In Minutes: Mike McMahon, Houston, 30. Leading Goalie: Wayne Rutledge,…
Gilles Tremblay Back On Firing Line Making Habs More Potent At Left Wing
MONTREAL, Que.— Left-winger Gilles Tremblay played his first game of the season on Nov. 2nd this year, and the Canadiens have been breathing a little easier ever since. The starry Gilles, who picked up a shoulder injury in a preseason exhibition against Quebec Aces, returned to the wars against Toronto Maple Leafs and turned in a creditable performance. His presence helped to shore up the left side of the Montreal attack, a spot not considered a strong one on the team, and which was further aggravated this year by injuries to both himself and Dick Duff. In a way it was fitting that Tremblay should make his season debut against Leafs, for they’ve figured prominently — though not always happily — in his NHL career. He was the man who eliminated them from…
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