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February 11, 1972
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NHL SCOREBOARD
(Standings on Tuesday, Feb. 1) EAST DIVISION WEST DIVISION GAMES COMPLETED Tues. Jan. 25 East All Stars 3, West All Stars 2 Wed. Jan. 26 Toronto 3 at Los Angeles 5 Buffalo 1 at New York 5 St. Louis 2 at Pittsburgh 1 Thur. Jan. 27 Minnesota 6 at Montreal 5 Philadelphia 2 at Boston 4 Detroit 3 at Buffalo 1 Vancouver 0 at Chicago 4 Fri. Jan. 28 Toronto 0 at California 3 Sat. Jan. 29 St. Louis 0 at Montreal 4 Toronto 2 at Vancouver 5 New York 2 at Minnesota 4 Boston 4 at Philadelphia 2 Los Angeles 4 at Detroit 4 Chicago 4 at Pittsburgh 2 Sun. Jan. 30 Minnesota 1 at New York 1 St. Louis 2 at Boston 5 Detroit 2 at Chicago 4 Los Angeles 2 at Buffalo 2 California 2 at Vancouver 0 Pittsburgh 0 at Philadelphia 4 GAMES TO COME Tues. Feb. 1 Montreal at St. Louis Toronto at Detroit Chicago at Los Angeles Wed. Feb. 2 Minnesota…
Wings’ GM Raps Redmond’s Omission From All Star Classic
DETROIT— When it comes to scoring, Mickey Redmond has received most of the publicity among the Red Wings but the club hasn’t put all of its scoring in one basket. The Detroit scoring is quite well balanced over its three regular lines. At the All Star break the Red Wings had seven men in double figures and two more, Billy Collins and Doug Volmar, on the verge of it. In contrast, Toronto, the Wings’ rival in the race for fourth place in the East Division, had five men in double figures. Thanks to Redmond’s red-hot December-January pace in which he had a succession of two goal games, the Al Karlander-Alex Delvecchio-Redmond line topped the Wings with 48 goals at AllStar time. Unfortunately, both the AllStar voters and East Division Coach Al MacNeil overlooked the curly-haired right…
National Hockey League SUMMARIES
Wed. Jan. 26 BUFFALO 1 at NEW YORK 5 TORONTO 3 at LOS ANGELES 5 ST-LOUIS 2 at PITTSBURGH 1 Thurs. Jan. 27 MINNESOTA 6 at MONTREAL 5 PHILADELPHIA 2 at BOSTON 4 DETROIT 3 at BUFFALO 1 VANCOUVER 0 at CHICAGO 4 Fri. Jan. 28 TORONTO 0 at CALIFORNIA 3 Sat. Jan. 29 ST. LOUIS Oat MONTREAL 4 TORONTO 2 at VANCOUVER 5 NEW YORK 2 at MINNESOTA 4 BOSTON 4 at PHILADELPHIA 2 LOS ANGELES 4 at DETROIT 4 CHICAGO 4 at PITTSBURGH 2 Sun. Jan. 30 MINNESOTA 1 at NEW YORK I ST. LOUIS 2 at BOSTON 5 DETROIT 2 at CHICAGO 4 LOS ANC ELES 2 at BUFFALO 2 CALIFORNIA 2 at VANCOUVER 0 PITTSBURGH 0 at PHILADELPHIA 4…
Old Bruin Favorite Williams Returns To Boston In Bid To Regain Ice Form
BOSTON— A lots of local hockey fans are happy to have Tommy Williams back in a Boston uniform—even if it is with the Braves. “And I’m happy to be here,” smiled the popular Minnesota native, who was the first American to win raves in NHL circles. Tommy, who decided to grow a handlebar mustache earlier this season, spent the last season and a half with the California Golden Seals. Prior to joining the Golden ones, Williams toiled with the Minnesota North Stars with whom he enjoyed his best NHL season ever. But it was here in Boston that Tommy gained notoriety as the first bona fide American name player during an eight year hitch with the Bruins (1961-1969). Despite the Bruins’ consistently low finishes during his tenure with them. Tommy teamed up with John Bucyk…
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