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February 22, 1974
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WHL SUMMARIES
Sun. Jan. 20 DENVER 3 at SAN DIEGO 4 FIRST PERIOD 1—San Diego. Shires (Bloom. O. Ree) … 3 40 2—San Diego. MacNeil (Goyer) … 15:16 3—Denver. G. Brooks {CoIlyard) … 15:31 Penalties: Gassoff 8:31: Spring 18:52. SECOND PERIOD 4—Denver, Spring (McPherson. Forey) … 19:08 Penalties: Madigan 1: 50: Gassoff 3:12: Madigan 15:11 THIRD PERIOD 5—San Diego. Trevelyan (MacNeil, Goyer) … 9:18 6—Denver. G. Brooks (CoIlyard) … 10:06 7—San Diego. Lafremere (Kennett. Hurlburt) … 14:38 Penalties: Stumpf 5:11 B. Brooks 12:33 O. Ree 13:46: Forey 17:40 Saves: Adams (San Diego) … 30, Watt (Denver) … 26. Thu. Jan. 24 PORTLAND 6 at PHOENIX 3 FIRST PERIOD 1—Portland. Hughes (Hebenton) … 4:41 2—Phoenix. Young (Braun) … 6:19 3—Portland. Haggarty 11 55 4—Portland, Lewis (Poffenroth) … 15:56 5—Portland, Hughes (Campbell. Hebenton) … 17:02 Penalties: Atamanenko 9:47: Donaldson 14:05 Buhr 18:10. SECOND PERIOD 6—Phoenix. Mott (Keogan. O’Shea) … 4:27 7—Phoenix. Keller (Hyndman. Murray) … 10 48 8—Portland. Giannini (Poffenroth,…
Burns’ ‘Kiddy’ Hawks Flying High
NEW HAVEN— Gasoline prices today are a bargain compared to the price of success. Just ask New Haven player - coach Charlie Burns. Several times this season the Night hawks, who have been on ornearthe top of the AHL’s North Division all year, have threatened to run away from the pack, only to be slowed down by an inopportune series of recalls by the parent North Stars, desperately groping for a playoff berth. For various periods this year, the Nighthawks have lost the services of Jerry Byers, Blake Dunlop, Terry Holbrook, Rod Norrish, John Rogers, Billy Plager, Dave Lee and Fern Rivard.all of whom have served brief stints in Bloomington. Burns, however, is sympathetic to the cause of the organization which has treated him so well. “That’s what we’re here for,” he pointed out. “That’s…
Harper Key To Kings’ Conservative Strategy
LOS ANGELES— They say that if they can get through February alive, they will get healthy in March. The players don’t say it, but manager Jake Milford and coach Bob Pulford say it. The players may think it. The Kings open March with nine straight home games, have 11 out of 13 games at home through the month and 13 out of 16 games at home through the first week in April when the season ends. And they have been playing well at home. However, now might be a wise spot to point out that they counted on a similarly favorable schedule last season and flopped out of the playoffs a fourth straight season. They had 10 of their last 13 games at home. They won only six of the 13 and you…
Shakeup Continues At Top Among NHL Teams
MONTREAL — The mortality rate among National Hockey League general managers and coaches continues to soar. The hiring of Marc Boileau by the Pittsburgh Penguins last week as coach to replace Ken Schinkel marked the fifth coaching change in the NHL since the outset of the 1973-74campaign. Simultaneously, the resignation of Ned Harkness as general manager at Detroit was the fourth such change among NHL teams. Five NHL coaches — Schinkel. Ted Garvin at Detroit. Bill McCreary of Vancouver, Jack Gordon in Minnesota and Larry Popein of the Rangers — have been outsted this season, possibly a league high for a half year’s play. There appeared to be little security at the top in the NHL what with four GMs — Harkness, Hal Laycoe in Vancouver, Larry Regan in Los Angeles and Jack Riley of…
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