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February 16, 1973
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CENTRAL LEAGUE
LOUISVILLE SLUGGER HOCKEY STICKS Made in Canada by HILLERICH & BRADSBY. LTD Arnold Street. Wallaceburg. Ontario Sold in and Canada HOW THEY STAND GAMES COMPLETED Wed Jan. 31 Omaha 3 at Phoenix 5 Thurs. Feb. 1 Omoha 3 at Salt Lake 3 Tulsa 1 at San Diego 7 Fri. Feb. 2 Fort Worth 3 at Dallas 7 Omaha 1 at Denver 5 Tulsa 5 at Phoenix 7 Sat. Feb. 3 Dallas 4 at Fort Worth 2 Sun. Feb. 4 Dallas 3 at Omaha 3 Tulsa 3 at Denver 8 GAMES TO COME Wed Feb. 7 Dallas at Portland Fort Worth at Salt Lake Thur. Feb. 8 Dallas at Seattle Fri. Feb. 9 Dallas at Salt Lake Omaha at Tulsa Sat. Feb. 10 Fort Worth at Portland Tulsa at Denver Sun. Feb. 11 Dallas at Denver Fort Worth at Seattle Tue. Feb. 13 San Diego at Fort Worth Wed Feb 14 Son Diego at Dallas Fri. Feb. 16 Fort Worth at Tulsa San Diego at Omaha…
World Hockey Association Summaries
MON. JAN. 19 NEW ENGLAND 2 at CLEVELAND 3 FIRST PERIOD 1—Cleveland, Clearwater (Buchanan)…… 1:37 2—New England. French (Sheehy, Green)…… 17:59 Penalties: Dorey 2:19. SECOND PERIOD 3—New England, Webster (Seiwood, Hurley)…… 8:15 Penalties: Pinder 6:40, Erickson 7:51, Green 9:28. THIRD PERIOD 4—Cleveland, Jarrett (Buchanan, Andrea)…… 8:33 5—Cleveland, Wiste (Pumple, Shmyr) 16:26 Penalties: New England, bench 3:29, Shmyr 6:23, Cheevers (served by Hardy) 8:48, New England, bench 1948 Shots against: Cheevers…… 7 11 14—32 Smith…… 7 12 12—31 Attendance:5,474. TUES. JAN. 30 PHILADELPHIA 5 at OTTAWA 4 FIRST PERIOD 1—Philadelphia, Lacroix (Herrimon, Lawson)…… 9:29 2—Ottawa, Carleton (Charlebois, Martin)…… 10:06 Penalties: McKenzie 11:38, Gibson 14:05. SECOND PERIOD 3—Ottawa, Marlin (Unassisted)…… 5:23 4—Philadelphia, Boudreau (Spencer, McKenzie)…… 5:48 5—Philadelphia, Campbell (Cardiff)…… 12:51 Penalties: Spencer 0:37, Gibson 6:36 THIRD PERIOD 6—Philadelphia, Burgess (Campeau, Campbell)…… 1:12 7—Ottawa, Leduc (Cunningham)……..…… 17:33 Penalties: Cardiff 2:37, Boudreau 10:08, Compeau 12:58 OVERTIME PERIOD 9—Philadelphia, Cambell (McKenzie, Plumb)…… 5:45 Penalties: None. Shots against: Parent…… 11 16 14 2—43 Binkley…… 9 13 7 4—33 Attendance: 1,543. LOS ANGELES 5 at HOUSTON…
IHL’s Stars In Tie Game
DAYTON— General manager Lefty McFadden and Gems’ organization received praise for first-class handling of All Star game.—North and South divisions tied. 4-4. but Dayton’s Children’s Hospital was t he winner, netting $7,055 from charitycontest. Good crowd of 3,739 showed, and around 4.500 tickets were sold. Dave Gorman, Doug Man-chak and Ernie Moser of Flint and Gaw and Lome Weighill of Dayton and-Jeff Ablett of Fort Wayne counted for the South in overtime IHL All-Star game tie. Record crowd of 5.665 saw 5-2 win against Flint as McFadden sold seats in press box to accomodate fans… Anticipated battle between Weighill and Flint’s Doug Kerslake never developed… Gems bombed Columbus 12-1 next afternoon with another 4.592 on hand for two-game total of l0.257 fans.…
NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE
(Including games of Sun. Dec. 17) ATLANTA Flames BOSTON Bruins BUFFALO Sabres CALIFORNIA Seals CHICAGO Black Hawks DETROIT Red Wings LOS ANGELES Kings MINNESOTA North Stars MONTREAL Canadiens NEW YORK Islanders NEW YORK Rangers PHILADELPHIA Flyers PITTSBURGH Penguins ST. LOUIS Blues TORONTO Maple Leafs VANCOUVER Canucks…
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