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April 23, 1971
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⋆⋆ STARS OF THE WEEK ⋆⋆
In The East Paul Henderson played a major role in the Leafs’ making the Stanley Cup playoffs this year. With the post-season round up, he hasn’t lost any of his momentum as the New York Rangers discovered last week. Henderson was a virtual ball of fire against the surprised Rangers, who had to battle back to gain a 22 split in the first four games of their series with the Leafs. One reason they did was because they didn’t contain Henderson, who broke out for five playoff goals in the first three games. Outfitted in a specially-designed bird-cage face mask to protect his dislocated jaw, Henderson rammed in two goals in the series opener, two in the second and one in the third game. THE HOCKEY NEWS has selected Henderson as the East Division…
Humor in Hockey
“No, my neck’s just fine. Some wise guy sewed my jersey to my underwear.” 67 NHL Photos with Humorous Captions ONLY $1.50: HUMOR IN HOCKEY, Box 12808, Phila., Pa.…
HOCKEY CROSSWORD
ACROSS 1—Pictured player. 7—Either. 8—Andrea of Buffalo recently injured one. 9—An NHL right winger. 12—Initials of Serviss of Rochester. 13—One of the Phoenix Roadrunners. 14—Initials of one of the North Stars. 16—Number worn by Dennis Hull. 17—First name of one of the Seals 20—12th and 19th letters of the alphabet. 21—Initials of Kachur. 23—Denotes njmber oworn by by Carleton. 24—Number worn by Vachon. 25—An ex-Black Hawk defenseman. 30—11th and 5th letters of the alphabet. 31—Wears No. 19 for Toronto. 32—An NHL referee answers to this. 33—An NHL captain. DOWN 1—A St. Louis defenseman. 2—A former Chicago goaltender. 3—First name of 6 across. 4—Initials of former Ranger Kraftcheck. 5—Native Province of 31 across, (abbr). 6—An NHL veteran. 10—12th and 9th letters of the alphabet. 11—Esposito registered one, March 21st. (abbr.) 15—Initials of one of the Rangers. 16—Football term (abbr.) 18—A North Star center. 22—One of the Buffalo Sabres. 26—Poker stake. 27—A U.S. State, (abbr.) 28—1966-67 Conn Smythe trophy winner. 29—Same as 7 across. 31—1959-60 Calder trophy winner. LAST…
Rousseau-Lemaire Summer Hockey School
AT MONTREAL First Session — Aug. 1-7 Second Session — Aug. 8-14 BILINGUAL HOCKEY INSTRUCTION Each student will receive individual and group instruction and a typical “on-ice” session would cover: • SHOOTING Score power through effective shooting. • FORWARDS The art of deflections. • DEFENCE Demonstration of how to turn and skate attackers in “no score” zone. • SKATING Squad relays on pylons, covering power skating, strong starts and fast stops with puck. • SCRIMMAGE Complete squads pitted against each other with emphasis on positional ploy. • SAFETY Each session will be limited to 2 squads of 20 players per squad. All trainees must have complete hockey equipment, uniforms, skates, stick, pad, cup, etc. HOCKEY HELMETS ARE MANDATORY ADDRESS ALL ENQUIRIES TO: Rousseau-Lemaire Summer Hockey School, 725 31st Avenue, Suite 104, Lachine, Que. - Canada…
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