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January 29, 1971
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Movements of Players
Following are the latest player movements in hockey: NATIONAL LEAGUE MONTREAL — Mickey Redmond, Guy Charron and Bill Collins, forwards, traded to Detroit in exchange for Frank Mahovlich, forward. Phil Roberto, forward, recalled from Montreal Voyageurs of AHL. DETROIT — Mickey Redmond, forward, placed on disabled list indefinitely after suffering severe ankle sprain. Don McLeod, goalkeeper, returned to Fort Worth of CHL. PITTSBURGH — Yvon Labre, defenseman. recalled from Amarillo of CHL as replacement for Bryan Watson, defenseman. placed on disabled list for rest of season after breaking leg. Ken Schinkel, forward, placed on disabled list for two months following operation for shoulder separation. LOS ANGELES—Jean Potvin, defensemen, returned to Springfield of AHL. Mike McMahon, defenseman. removed from suspended list and assigned to Springfield. Real Lemieux, forward, recalled from Springfield, Mike Byers, forward, placed on…
NORTH AMERICAN HOCKEY SCHOOL
OKLAHOMA CITY FAIRGROUNDS ARENA 3 — SEPARATE SESSIONS — ONE WEEK EACH JULY 12TH THROUGH JULY 30TH ●Age limit 7 to 19 ●3 hours ice time and plenty of public skating ●Supervised swimming pool for students ●Physical fitness instruction by Phys. Ed. Instructor ●Blackboard instruction and hockey films ●Crests and trophies given to students ●All meals carefully prepared by Dietician ●Accident Insurance coverage ●Free admission to baseball games and auto races ●Day rates available “OPEN TO BEGINNERS” WITH SPECIAL CLASSES EHROLL NOW LIMITED REGISTRATION FOR INFORMATION AND BROCHURES WRITE — NORTH AMERICAN HOCKEY SCHOOL, 1708 N. VERMONT, OKLA. CITY, OKLA. 73107, PHONE A.C. 405-942-6708 CHANCE OF A LIFETIME FOR AMERICAN BOYS TO BE SEEN AND SCOUTED…
Fan Forum
OFFICIAL NATIONAL HOCKEY WEEKLY Founded October 1st, 1947 Published weekly except monthly June through September by Ken-Will Publishing Co. Ltd. 1434 St. Catherine Street West Montreal 107, Canada. Kenneth William McKenzie President and Publisher Charlie Halpin Editorial Director Yearly SUBSCRIPTION Rates: $6 00 in Canada $7.00 in the U.S.A, and $9.00 in Foreign Countries. Postage paid at Rouses Point. N.Y Second class mail—Registration No. 1327 Printed in Canada Vol. 24 MONTREAL, JANUARY 29, 1971 No. 17 CBS Should Expand TV Hockey Coverage I feel that the coverage given to NHL hockey by CBS is disgracefully meagre. First of all, it doesn’t even start until mid-January. To take a look at our NBA rivals, they receive at least some coverage, with a game in October and another around Thanksgiving. Yet the people at CBS do not cover the NHL similarly. Then there are the playoffs;…
Big M Instant Hit As New Canadien Star
MONTREAL— Frank Mahovlich hasn’t exactly been out of place in his new environment as a member of the Montreal Canadiens. In fact the Big M has played so well you would suspect he’s been here all along and not a member of the Detroit Red Wings, who turned him loose this past week in one of those three-for-one swaps that is inevitably accompanied by the old bromide, “we hated to give him up, but…” Mahovlich, one of hockeys elite 400-goal scorers, was sent to the Canadiens in return for right wingers Mickey Redmond and Bill Collins and a rookie portsider Guy Charron. The Wings reportedly begrudged giving up Mahovlich but they decided they were gaining in years of hockey potential in unloading the 33-vear-old Mahovlich. who just this season scored his 400th NHL career…
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