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November 12, 1971
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HOW THEY STAND
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE (Standings on Wed. Nov. 3) NORTHERN DIVISION SOUTHERN DIVISION GAMES COMPLETED Wed. Oct. 27 Columbus 1 at Des Moines 3 Fri. Oct. 29 Muskegon 3 at Flint 6 Dayton 3 at Port Huron 4 Fort Wayne 2 at Des Moines 5 Sat. Oct 30 Flint 5 at Muskegon 6 Fort Wayne 2 at des Moines 5 Columbus 4 at Toledo 7 Port Huron 2 at Dayton 7 Sun. Oct. 31 Port Huron 2 at Flint 6 Toledo 3 at Dayton 6 GAMES TO COME Wed. Nov. 3 Port Huron at Fort Wayne Des Moines at Columbus Muskegon at Dayton Fri. Nov. 5 Des Moines at Flint Dayton at Port Huron Fort Wayne at Muskegon Sat. Nov. 6 Columbus at Fort Wayne Toledo at Muskegon Flint at Dayton Des Moines at Port Huron Sun. Nov. 7 Fort Wayne at Flint Wed. Nov. 10 Fort Wayne at Columbus Port Huron at Dayton Fri. Nov. 12 Muskegon at Fort Wayne Dayton at Toledo Columbus at Port Huron Flint at Des Moines LEADING SCORERS (Including Games…
NHL WEEK—In Review
MONTREAL— TWO veterans of National Hockey League action highlight the early-season individual statistics as both the scoring parade and goaltenders’ average list have a different look to those at the end of last season. Lorne (Gump) Worsley, 42-year-old netminder with Minnesota North Stars, has been keeping pucks out of his net with the same finesse as left winger Frank Mahovlich of Montreal has been putting pucks in enemy goals. Worsley has the best individual goals-against average of any of the 28 goaltenders who have appeared in three or more games. He has been beaten only six times in 300 minutes for a sparkling 1.20 average. The only goaltender with a better average is rookie Gilles Meloche of California Seals, who, in two games, has two goals against. Meloche had his finest hour when…
Bodnar’s Rookie-Studded Generals Romping In OHA
HAMILTON— Hamilton Red Wings won their first game and Kitchener Rangers suffered their first defeat as the Ontario Hockey Association Major Junior A standings tightened up. Despite their poor early-season record of only one tie and no wins in their first nine games, Hamilton under new coach Harry Neale had come close to erasing their embarrassing record in the standings including a tight 7-5 setback on home ice to St. Catharines Black Hawks. Five days later the Wings’ frustration ended as they walloped the Hawks 7-5 at Garden City Arena. “One win doesn’t solve all our problems,” said Neale, “but at least it should give the youngsters the confidence they lacked. We must have been ahead four or five games of those we lost but just couldn’t hang onto the lead. At least they…
Board Meeting
The members of the Adirondad Sherwood Professional Advisory Staff enjoy an occasional meeting. It gives them a chance to performance-test our sticks, compare notes, and make suggestions. They’s always on lookout forays to improve Starved hockey sticks. Many of the top pros beldng to our Advisory Staff. Their professional opinions and recommendations help us produce sticks that live up to the pace and stress of professional hockey. Their advice helps Sherwood make the best stick on ice…pro to peewee. Our advisors meet all season long. SHER-WOOD…
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