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March 26, 1971
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American League Summaries
Tues. March 2 PROVIDENCE 3 at BALTIMORE 3 FIRST PERIOD SECOND PERIOD No scoring Penalties: Ketter 16:06. THIRD PERIOD Wed. March 3 HERSHEY 6 at QUEBEC 4 FIRST PERIOD SECOND PERIOD THIRD PERIOD Fri. March 5 CLEVELAND 4 at SPRINGFIELD 6 FIRST PERIOD SECOND PERIOD THIRD PERIOD HERSHEY 0 at MONTREAL 0 FIRST PERIOD No scoring. Penalties: Comeau, Swarbrick 10:00, Keller 11:29. SECOND PERIOD No scoring. Penalties: Gauthier 12:29, Nykoluk 13:12. THIRD PERIOD No scoring. Penalty: Leiter 2:27. Saves, Dryden (Montreal) 37, Gill (Hearshey) 27. Attendance: 1,247. Sat. March 6 CLEVELAND 3 at HERSHEY 1 FIRST PERIOD SECOND PERIOD No scoring. Penalties: Harvey 11:29, Gofton 14:46. THIRD PERIOD BALTIMORE 2 AT SPRINGFIELD 5 FIRST PERIOD SECOND PERIOD THIRD PERIOD Sun. March 7 CLEVELAND 2 AT ROCHESTER 2 FIRST PERIOD SECOND PERIOD THIRD PERIOD SPRINGFIELD 3 AT QUEBEC 3 FIRST PERIOD SECOND PERIOD THIRD PERIOD…
Toronto Varsity Retains Canadian College Title
SUDBURY — University of Toronto Varsity Blues staged a dramatic third period comeback to down St. Mary’s University Huskies of Halifax 5-4 and capture their third straight Canadian intercollegiate hockey championship last Saturday at the Sudbury Arena. Behind 2-0 after the first and 3-1 after two, Tom Watt’s Blue machine exploded for three goals in the first five minutes of the final stanza and were never behind thereafter. The winning marker came from the stick of Brian St. John with four minutes remaining to play, after Huskie goaler Chuck Goddard, brilliant up to then, gave the puck away to Terry Peterman in the corner, who centered it out to St. John. Other Toronto scorers were Mac Hickox, Gord Davies, Bill Buba and Peterman. Tourney MVP Ron Hindson got two for the Haligonians, with…
Bowdoin Tops ECAC Division II — Again
BRUNSWICK— Coach Sid Watson’s Bowdoin College varsity hockey team finished its regular season schedule at the top at the ECAC Division II standings for the third consecutive year. Bowdoin’s overall 1970-71 regular season record included 17 victories, four losses and one tie, with the Polar Bears scoring 115 goals and their opponents 54. Bowdoin’s Division II record is 14-2-0, with Watson’s club outscoring their combined opponents 99-34. The 34 goals given up by the Polar Bears to their 1970-71 Division II foes was the lowest total of goals allowed by any of the 28 Division II teams this season. The squad’s current total of 115 goals is only one away from the record 116 goals racked up by last year’s Bowdoin team. This year’s team has already established a new record (312) for most…
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