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March 11, 1967
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Hockey Races
Playoff Race How They Stand GAMES COMPLETED Tues. Feb. 28 Des Moines 6 at Dayton 3 Wed. Mar. 1 Muskegon 2 at Toledo 11 Port Huron 5 at Fort Wayne 1 Thurs. Mar. 2 Port Huron 5 at Muskegon 6 Fri. Mar. 3 Des Moines 5 at Toledo 6 Sat. Mar. 4 Columbus 4 at Toledo 3 Des Moines 2 at Port Huron 2 Fort Wayne 3 at Muskegon 2 Sun. Mar. 5 Dayton 7 at Columbus 9 Toledo 3 at Port Huron 4 Muskegon 1 at Fort Wayne 4 GAMES TO COME Wed. Mar. 8 Toledo at Fort Wayne Fri. Mar. 10 Toledo at Des Moines Columbus at Muskegon Fort Wayne at Port Huron Sat. Mar. 11 Toledo at Des Moines Dayton at Muskegon Sun. Mar. 12 Muskegon at Columbus Port Huron at Fort Wayne…
DeJordy Brothers Both Strike Gold
HERSHEY, Pa.— This is the year of the DeJordys in professional ice hockey. Roger, 29, left winger for the Hershey Bears is well on his way to winning the American League scoring championship. Meanwhile, the kid brother, Denis, 28, Chicago Black Hawks goalie, is back-stopping the Windy City out fit to its first National League championship in the club’s 41 year existence in the major circuit. Hershey hasn’t won an Eastern Division title in 15 years, but the goal sniping of Roger could finally bring the crown to the Pennsylvania outfit. At the 59 game mark, Roger had blinked the light 45 times to pace the loop. Pointwise, he had 74 to deadlock veteran Willie Marshall. DeJordy is one tally shy of setting a club record in goal scoring, the mark of 46 presently held…
CENTRAL LEAGUE SUMMARIES
Sun. Feb. 19 ST. LOUIS 2 at OMAHA 2 FIRST PERIOD 1—Omaha, Campbell (Konik, Andrea)… 6:17 Penalties: Smith 4:57, Konik 10:02, Cournoyer 14:27. SECOND PERIOD 2—St. Louis, Melnyk (Powis)…… 9:15 3—Omaha, Mestinsek (Konik, Hamilton).. 11:33 Penalties: Maki 1:30, 13:19. THIRD PERIOD 4—St. Louis, Gaudet…… 1:38 Penalties: Powis 2:51, Konik 4:11, Sabourin 10:26. Saves: Dryden 22, Rutledge 16. Attendance: 3,273. OKLAHOMA CITY 3 at TULSA 2 FIRST PERIOD 1—Tulsa, Keon (Clark, Reaume)…… 8:18 2—Oklahoma City, Lonsberry (Smith, Crisp)…… 10:49 Penalties: Woodley 0:43, Dupont 3:28, Hodgson 8:08, Veneruzzo 10:44, Bradley, Dupont 17:54. SECOND PERIOD 3—Tulsa, Clark (Flett, Ward)…… 4:31 4—Oklahoma City, Sather (Irvine)…… 15:38 Penalties: Smith 3:47, Parise, Dupont 5:05, Arbour 13:44, Harbaruk (major) 13:44. THIRD PERIOD 5—Oklahoma City, Heaney (Buchanan, Bradley)…… 9:10 Penalties: Buchanan 1:24, Shaw 7:34, Prono-vost, Trapp 7:57. Saves: Favell 30, Gamble 25. Attendance: 2,115. HOUSTON 1 at MEMPHIS 4 FIRST PERIOD 1—Memphis, Crashley (Marsh, Anderson) 8:40 2—Memphis, Marsh (Lemieux, Daley)…… 18:00 Penalties: Pronovost 2:24, Lemieux 12:26, Thiffault (two minors), Crashley (major)…
CENTRAL LEAGUE
Don’t be vague… say HAIG&HAIG SCOTCH WHISKY Don’t be vague… say HAIG&HAIG SCOTCH WHISKY How They Stand GAMES COMPLETED Tues. Feb. 28 St. Louis 2 at Houston 2 Wed. Mar. 1 Oklahoma City 2 at St. Louis 0 Thurs. Mar. 2 Tulsa 2 at Houston 3 Fri. Mar. 3 Memphis 4 at Omaha 1 Sat. Mar. 4 Omaha 4 at Houston 3 Memphis 1 at St. Louis 3 Tulsa 2 at Oklahoma City 2 Sun. Mar. 5 St. Louis 1 at Oklahoma City 6…
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