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March 19, 1971
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COLLEGE HOCKEY SCHOOL
Write today..for your free colour brochure to… College Hockey School, 95 Chandos Ave, Toronto 170, Ont. July 4 Aug. 28 Give him a week or two of topnotch Summer coaching by … N.H.L. stars Bob Nevin and Lou Angotti. They offer the best there is in hockey skills, good accommodation and fine fun. SOME OF THE FINEST HOCKEY PLAYERS… next Winter WILL BE AT COLLEGE HOCKEY SCHOOL… this Summer N.H.L. STARS! CO-PRINCIPALS ……
KITCHENER RANGERS JR.“A” HOCKEY YEARBOOK 1970-71
IS NOW ON SALE FEATURING 50 PAGES OF JUNIOR HOCKEY FOR YOUR COPY WRITE BOX 932, KITCHENER, ONT. ENCLOSE $1.25…
Keon Top Candidate For Byng
TORONTO— Describe the attributes of Dave Keon and you’ve pretty well covered the qualities that win the Lady Byng Memorial Trophy. The trophy, one of the National Hockey League’s seven major prizes for individual players, goes “to the player adjudged to have exhibited the best type of sportsmanship and gentlemanly conduct combined with a high standard of playing ability.” Keon matches the requirements so exactly that John McLellan, coach of the Leafs, has concluded Keon should win the trophy for the third time of his career. Earlier, he won in 1961-62 and 1962-63, and both years shared one thing in common: he had only one minor penalty, as he had as the schedule approached its conclusion. Moreover, Keon scored his 33rd goal, tops for his 11-year career, in the 60th game. It was his…
The Clear
Clearing is the most critical play in hockey. As the defenseman brings the puck out of his own zone, he shifts his team from defense to offense. This play requires speed, know-how, and passing accuracy … and the pros need sticks that live up to these requirements. Sherwood sticks are light and stiff with exceptional feel that pays off in puck control and accurate passes. They’ re made to take the pace and stress of professional hockey. Long blade-to-handle construction, angled lamination, and cold set gluing give Sherwood sticks the strength and reliability for the toughest action. The next time you watch a pro clear the puck, look at his stick. It will probably be a Sherwood. It’s clear to most of the pros that we make the best stick for the job. SHER-WOOD® ©1971…
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