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November 20, 1970

November 20, 1970

The Hockey News has been providing the most comprehensive coverage of the world of hockey since 1947. In each issue, you'll find news, features and opinions about the NHL and leagues across North America and the world.

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NHL Team Rosters

MONTREAL GOALKEEPERS Rogatien Vachon Phil Myre DEFENSEMEN Pierre Bouchard Terry Harper A J.C. Tremblay Guy Lapointe Serge Savard CENTERS Jean Beliveau C Jacques Lemaire Fran Huck Chuck Lefley RIGHT WINGS Bill Collins Claude Larose Mickey Redmond Rejean Houle Leon Rochefort LEFT WINGS Pete Mahovlich Phil Roberto Guy Charron INJURED Marc Tardif Larry Pleau Henri Richard A Yuan Cournoyer Jacques Laperriere CHICAGO GOALKEEPERS Gerry Desjardins Tony Esposito DffENSEMEN Daug Jarrett A Keith Magnuson Ray McKay Paul Shmyr Bill White Pat Stapleton C CENTERS Lou Angotti Bryan Campbell Pit Martin Stan Mikita A Larry Romanchyck RIGHT WINGS Cliff Koroll Chico Maki Eric Nesterenko A Dan Maloney LEFT WINGS Dennis Hull Bobby Hull Gerry Pinder INJURED Jim Pappin Doug Mohns BOSTON GOALKEEPERS Gerry Cheevers Ed Johnston DEFENSEMEN Don Awrey Ted Green Bobby Orr Dallas Smith Rick Smith Bill Speer CENTERS Phil Esposito A Derek Sanderson Fred Stanfield RIGHT WINGS Wayne Cashman Ken Hodge John McKenzie Ed Westfall A LEFT WINGS Garnet Bailey John Bucyk A Wayne Carleton Don Marcotte INJURED None ST. LOUIS GOALKEEPERS Glenn Hall Ernie Wakely DEFENSEMEN Noel Picard Barclay Plager Bill Plager Bob Plager Jim Roberts A dob Baun Bob Wall CENTERS Red Berenson C Chris Bordeleau Terry Crisp Jim Lorentz Frank St. Marseille RIGHT WINGS Craig Cameron Tim Ecclestone Gary Sabourin LEFT WINGS Ab McDonald Bill McCreary Bill Sutherland George Morrison INJURED None DETROIT GOALKEEPERS Roy Edwards Jim Rutherford DEFENSEMEN Garry Bergman A Bob Falkenberg Gerry Hart Dale Rolfe Lorry Brown Ron Harris CENTERS Alex Delvecchio C Al Kariander Jim Shires Garry Unger Don Luce RIGHT WINGS Wayne Connelly Bruce MacGregor A Tom Webster Gordie Howu LEFT…

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American League Summaries

Thurs. Nov. 5 HERSHEY 0 at QUEBEC 3 Fri. Nov. 6 PROVIDENCE 5 at CLEVELAND 5 BALTIMORE 5 at MONTREAL 4 QUEBEC 5 at ROCHESTER 4 Sat. Nov. 7 BALTIMORE 7 at CLEVELAND 4 PROVIDENCE 2 at HERSHEY 9 ROCHESTER 2 at SPRINGFIELD 10…

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Crack Defense Crew Makes Blades Choice As Clinton Falters

NEW HAVEN— If the New Haven Blades are going to achieve their goal of winning the Eastern Hockey League crown this season, their defense will play a large role in attaining the objective. The Blades to a man are confident of such an eventuality and their optimism has been accelerated due to the slow start of the defending champion Clinton team. The Blades have been kayoed from the playoffs by Clinton in recent years, but Don Perry and his charges believe this is the year of the Blades. The defensive foursome of Bobby Peters, Gordon Smith, Norm Schmitz and Kevin Morrison comprise Perry’s rearguard. The first three served together, year ago as defensemen, but Morrison, formerly a forward, asked to be switched to the backline since he figured his future lay there. No matter…

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Clippers Dip After Reusing AHL Start

BALTIMORE— A chink in the Clipper hockey armor developed recently when the Baltimore club contrived to lose two in a row and center-winger Rod Zaine left the organization. Having won six of their first seven and stimulated a great deal of hockey excitement around the Baltimore area, General Manager-Coach Terry Reardon’s minions all at once came up short much to the dismay of the local worship pers. They took a 3-1 beating from the upstart Cleveland Barons here and then dropped a 4-1 decision in Hershey the following night. It was in Hershey, when Reardon decided to use veteran Jean-Marie Cossette at left wing instead of Zaine. Being four men over the playing limit, the Clipper skipper has been having to juggle his skaters so that no one sits around too long and…