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February 4, 1972

February 4, 1972

The Hockey News has been providing the most comprehensive coverage of the world of hockey since 1947. In each issue, you'll find news, features and opinions about the NHL and leagues across North America and the world.

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Defensive Play Endears Rookie Burrows To Penguins

LOUISVILLE SLUGGER HOCKEY STICKS Made in canada by HILLERICH & BRADSBY. LTD. Arnold street, Wallaceburg, Ontario Sold in U. S. and Canada LOUISVILLE SLUGGER HOCKEY STICKS Made in Canada by HILLERICH & BRADSBY. LTD. Arnold street, Wallaceburg, Ontario Sold in U. S. and Canada PITTSBURGH— Take a look at Dave Burrows record and you’d never know why the Penguins dratted him from Chicago. Take a look at Burrows on the ice and you’d soon forget he’s there. The Penguin front office is unamimous in its opinion of the 23-year-old rookie defenseman. “He’s not flashy or colorful,” said Executive Director Jack Riley. “The guy is non-descriptive,” said assistant general manager Jack Button, who first put the Penguins on to Burrows. Burrows is as exciting as a Ma and Pa Kettle movie. He’s about as mistake prone…

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LOOKING AT NHL GOALERS

THE TOP 10 NETMINDERS (Including games of Sunday, Jan. 23) COMPLETE GOALKEEPING RECORDS FOR NHL TEAMS…

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NHL Team Rosters

MONTREAL GOAL Phil Myre Denis DeJordy Ken Dryden DEFENSE Terry Harper A Jocquet Laperriere Pierre Bouchard J.C.Tremblay A Guy Lapointe CENTER Henri Richard C Pete Mahovlich Chuck Lefley Marc Tardif R. WING Yvon Cournoyer Claude Larose Guy Lafleur Chuck Arnason Jim Roberts L. WING Frank Mohovlich A Rejean Houle Jacques Lemaire INJURED Serge Savard CHICAGO GOAL Tony Esposito Gary Smith DEFENSE Pat Stapleton Bill White Keith Magnuson Doug Jarrett A Jerry Korab CENTER Stan Mikito A Pit Martin Bryan Campbell Lou Angotti Andre Lacroix R. WING Chiff Koroll Chico Maki Eric Nesterenko A Darryl Maggs Jim Poppin L. WING Bobby Hull Dennis Hull Jonny O’Shea INJURED Gerry Desjardins BOSTON GOAL Gerry Cheevers Ed Johnston DEFENSE Bobby Orr Dallas Smith Rick Smith Matt Ravlich Ted Green A CENTER Phil Esposito A Fred Stanfield Derek Sanderson R. WING John McKenzie Ed Westfall A Reg Leach Ken Hodge L. WING John Bucyk A Wayne Cashman Garnet Bailey Mike Walton Don Marcotte INJURED Don Awrey ST. LOUIS GOAL Ernie Wakely Jim McLeod Jacques Caron Wayne Stephenson DEFENSE Andre Dupont Barclay Plager A Bill Plager Bob Plager A John Arbour CENTER Garry Unger Terry Crisp Brian Lavender Frank St Marseille A R. WING Gary Sabourin Mike Murphy Gerry Odrowski Phil Roberto I WING George Morrison Floyd Thomson Jack Egers Jim Shires NJURED Noel Picard Chris Bordeleau Carl Brewer A DETROIT GOAL Al Smith Joe Daley DEFENSE Gary Bergman A Arnie Brown A Ron Stackhouse Larry Johnston Ron Harris Gerry Hart CENTER Alex Delvecchio C Red Berenson A Marcel Dionne Al Karlonder R. WING Tim Ecclestone Mickey Redmond Bill…

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Hockey Ad Lib

A Little Of This And That… INTO THE HOME STRETCH of the season, Boston’s Bruins were brawling less and relying on defense more in their determined drive to dominate the National Hockey League by winning both their divisional pennant and the post-season playoffs as they just missed doing when they won the Stanley Cup in 1970 after tying for first place in the regular season, and when the cup escaped them in 1971 after they captured the pennant. The WHA will have no Boston Bruins for awhile. Among their stars have been their alternating goal-tenders, Gerry Cheevers and Ed Johnston, much maligned when their team seemed to win strictly by outscoring the opposition in the past. Johnston points out, “Like any other player, we play to win. With this team’s scoring, we…