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February 5, 1971
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Haliburton Hockey Haven BOYS’ CAMP
SUITE 4, LAKEHOME BLDG. HALIBURTON, ONTARIO, CANADA “Located On Beautiful Koshlonq Lake, Haliburton, Ont.” Look at our line-up of more than 30 Professional Hockey Instructors! The largest N.H.L. coaching staff of any hockey camp in the world, which includes N.H.L. players, coaches and executives. We are proud to present our 1971 star-studded line-up Announcing Write For Your Brochure Now • A high prestige Hockey Program plus a boy’s full camp life. • Top Flight N.H.L. instructors. • Hockey every day in the splendid new Haliburton Arena. • Boys live in beautiful cabins surrounded by swaying birch trees. • 1,500 ft. of golden sand beach like Hawaii for beautiful holiday swimming. • Water skiing and water ski instruction. • Play golf on two dinerent courses. • Organized camp tournaments in shuffleboard, horseshoes and golf. • Touch Football, Soccer and Lacrosse on our beautiful new sports field. •…
SUNDRIDGE
HOCKEY CAMP Featuring First Class NHL Instructors ●Three Hours Ice Time Daily ●Supervised Recreation Facilities ●Complete Camping Program Boating ● Water skiing ● Horseback Riding ● Fishing ● Golf ● Shuffleboard ● Swimming EIGHT WEEKLY SESSIONS JULY 4 — AUGUST 29 Small On-The-lce Sessions Limited Enrolment Be Sure To Apply Early ASSISTANT INSTRUCTORS Ken Murray — Toiontc Maple Leafs / Tulso Oilers Don Liesemer — Montreal Voyageurs Doug Brindley — Tulsa Oilers Ron Ingram — former New York Rangers Pat Tims — Toronto Marlboros Sheldon Kannegiesser — Omaha Knights John Dolby — Long Island Ducks…
Willie ‘The Whip’ Becomes All-Time AHL Point Leader
BALTIMORE— Willmott Charles (Willie) Marshall always did have a touch of the show biz flair about himself, a sense for the dramatic and a knack of timing that made him an American League headliner for 19 years. But even “Willie the Whip” out did himself the night of Jan. 9 at the Civic Center here. The Baltimore Clippers forward came on like a Gleason with “And away we go” and departed the scene two hours later chanting “How sweet it is.” For years the Kirkland Lake. Ont. flash had been chasing the career scoring mark of Fred Glover, a whopping 1.337 point standard that some felt was unreachable. Willie, bugged last season with a wrist ailment that required surgery and kept him out of the lineup for 32 games, had expressed confidence he could…
Leafs Swing Out Against East But West Teams Troublesome
TORONTO— The Toronto Maple Leafs are solidly entrenched in fourth place in the NHL’s East Division race but they didn’t get there at the expense of the Western teams. It seems the Leafs are a highly respectable 12-11 in their headknocking with their own divisional teams but it is a different story when they stack up against the West Division. They are 10-12-3 with the other division but winning in your own backyard has become their prime concern of late and they been have doing a good job of it. With a 13-point bulge over Vancouer Canucks in the showdown for the fourth and final Eastern playoff spot, the young Leafs are on an extended road trip and could put the final berth out of the reach of the Canucks with a return…
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