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November 20, 1970
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HOW THEY STAND
EASTERN LEAGUE (Standings on Tues. Nov. 10) NORTHERN DIVISION SOUTHERN DIVISION (Affiliations: 2. Detroit. 4. New York 5. Chicago 6. Toronto. 10. Philadelphia 11. Minnesota, x-indepen-dant). GAMES COMPLETED Tues. Nov. 3 New Haven 3 at Charlotte 3 Wed. Nov. 4 Jacksonville 5 at Salem 7 New Haven 3 at Greensboro 4 Fri. Nov. 6 Johnstown 5 at Clinton 3 New Jersey 2 at Long Island 7 Salem 2 at Greensboro 7 Nashville 2 at Charlotte 3 New Haven 2 at Jacksonville 3 Sat. Nov. 7 Long Island 1 at Clinton 4 New Jersey 3 at Johnstown 3 Charlotte 2 at Salem 4 Jacksonville 6 at Greensboro 7 New Haven 4 at Nashville 7 Sun. Nov. 8 Syracuse 5 at New Jersey 6 Clinton 3 at Johnstown 0 New Hoven 3 at Salem 6 Nashville 3 at Greensboro 5 GAMES TO COME Tues. Nov. 10 Clinton at Syracuse Long Island at Charlotte Nashville at Jacksonville Wed. Nov. 11 Johnstown at New Hoven Long Island at Greensboro Thurs.…
Board Meeting
The members of the Adirondack-Sherwood Professional Advisory Staff enjoy an occasional meeting. It gives them a chance to performance-test our sticks, compare notes, and make suggestions. They’re always on the lookout for ways to improve Sherwood hockey sticks. Many of the top pros belong to our Advisory Staff. Their professional opinions and recommendations help us produce sticks that live up to the pace and stress of professional hockey. Their advice helps Sherwood make the best stick on ice…pro to peewee. Our advisors meet all season long. ADIRONDACK-SHERWOOD, INC. Dolgeville, N.Y. 13329…
Battered Salt Lake Eagles Rebound With New Faces To Fly In WHL Race
SALT LAKE CITY— If ever a Western Hockey League team appeared to be out of it early, it was the Salt Lake City Golden Eagles in the first couple of weeks of the current season. The Eagles, under new Coach Gus Bodnar, played six games and they lost six games. In those six clashes, they scored only 11 goals—an average of less than two a contest—while opponents were pouring in 25 against them. And what could have proved the real crusher came in the sixth game of that season-opening string. With their largest crowd of the season—more than 9,000 screaming fans—on hand, the Eagles led the Portland Buckaroos, 5-4, with less than four minutes to play. Would you believe that Portland tied the score and then won it in the final 30 seconds on a goal…
Late Starting Lund Coming On Fast For Runners
PHOENIX— “If Larry Lund had skated as a kid,” said Phoenix Roadrunners’ coach Aut Erickson, “he’d be a six or eight year Na-tional Hockey League veteran. “He can handle the puck with the best, has a good shot and is plenty tough. He didn’t skate until he was about 14 years old and that’s the only thing that’s holding him back.” Lund’s line, fondly dubbed the Go Go Line by Phoenix fans, is the only thing that’s holding the Roadrunners up. They’ve scored 13 of the team’s 24 goals in the first nine games. The 30-year-old center is fifth in the WHL scoring with four goals and nine assists, despite having played fewer games than the other leaders. His rightwinger, Andy Hinse, is tied for sixth with 12 points and his six goals are…
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