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April 27, 1968
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All-Time WHL Best Scorers
POINTS Guyle Fielder … 1491 Art Jones … 933 Phil Maloney … 892 Rudy Filion … 869 Gordon Fashoway … 844 Eddie Dorohoy … 830 Norm Johnson … 804 Sid Finney … 767 Steve Witiuk … 737 Lou Jankowski … 726 GOALS Gordon Fashoway … 485 Sid Finney … 368 Lou Jankowski … 365 Art Jones … 362 Guyle Fielder … 348 Phil Maloney … 320 Rudy Filion … 316 Bill MacFarland … 315 Tommy McVie … 307 Bruce Carmichael … 305 ASSISTS Guyle Fielder … 1143 Phil Maloney … 572 Art Jones … 5711 Rudy Filion … 553 Eddie Dorohoy … 533 Norm Johnson … 5271 Steve Witiuk … 443 Gordon Sinclair … 432 Fred Hucul … 425 Bobby Love … 419…
Dayton’s Bristow Leading Scorer In IHL Playdowns
TOLEDO, O. — Dayton’s Cliff Bristow captured scoring honors for the playoffs as he registered 9 goals and added 8 assists for 17 points. Muskegon’s Ken Kelly and Bob Regis were runnersup with 14 points each. Gary Ford of Muskegon and Don Westbrooke of Dayton each had 13 points. Bristow, with nine goals, was the top marksman while the Mohawks’ Bob Smith and Gems Barry Merrell and Gary MacMillan each had 6. Lynn Margarit, with 47 minutes, Jean-GuyLagace, with 42 minutes and Jules Bouchard with 40 minutes, were the top penalty men. Muskegon’s Bob Perani topped the goalies with a 2.40 mark followed by Dayton’s Rick Best with 3.24 and Jerry Fleury of Columbus with 3.68. In reviewing this year’s trophy winners, the Mohawks captured the Turner Cup, symbolic of playoff championship and…
CPHL Playoff Summaries
For Something Different, Informative In Hockey Reading See T.V. Sections, Thumbnail Sketches In HOCKEY ANNUAL For All The Latest Hockey Developments Read The HOCKEY NEWS Know What's Going On In the Ice Sport Wed. Apr. 10 KANSAS CITY 4 of FORT WORTH 1 FIRST PERIOD 1—Kansas City, Rivers (Picard, Edestrand) … 6:02 PENALTIES — Snow 4:54, Cardin and Marcon (majors) 5:54, Kannegeisser 10:01. Niekamp (two majors, misconduct), Beaudin (Major) 17:48, Veneruzzoand Richardson 19:58. SECOND PERIOD 2—Kansas City, Rivers (Harvey, Picard) … 1:00 3—Fort Worth, McCann (Roberts, Godfrey) … 7:45 4—Kansas City, Rivers (Giesebrecht, Veneruzzo) … 13:54 PENALTIES — Roberts 3:34, Veneruzzo 6:56, Rochefort 11:56, Kannegeisser 17:06, Snow 19:54. THIRD PERIOD 5—Kansas City, Veneruzzo (Giesebrecht, Harvey) … 3:54 PENALTIES: Crashley 9:38, Veneruzzo 11:06 SAVES: Blom 26, Caley 21 Attendance: 3,072 (Kansas City Leads Best-of-Five Semi-Finals 1-0) TULSA 1 at OKLAHOMA CITY 2 FIRST PERIOD 1—Oklahoma City, Adduono (Lesuk, Bailey)…
FAN FORUM
Bruin Fan Expresses Feelings Of B’s Rooters Hockey News Editor: I am the president of the Glen Sather Fan Club and the members frequently submit articles and such to be printed in the club’s monthly bulletin. I received this article and I thought you might enjoy it because I feel it expresses the true sentiment of all Bruins’ fans. The Bruins have proved to be an aggressive team and will be a challenge to any club in the circuit. Glen has been an important cog in the Bruins climb and will continue to prove that his performances of great hockey are routine. JOAN McLANE, 14 Gordon Street, Allston, Mass What Happiness is to Me Happiness is having a great coach like Harry Sinden. Happiness is a Bobby Orr rush for a goal. Happiness is having great penalty killers like…
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