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March 22, 1974
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Western Hockey League Summaries
Fri. Feb. 15 PORTLAND 2 at SEATTLE 2 FIRST PERIOD 1—Portland. Wilson (Giannini. Abgrall) … 0:45 Penalties: Lewis 7:21: Mair 11:35; Hughes 15:22; Folco 17:07. SECOND PERIOD 2—Portland. Campbell (Wilson. Hebenton) … 0:34 Penalties: Gloor 0:16; Wilson 3 35: Buhr (major, misconduct), McNabb (major, misconduct) Campbell (game misconduct) …. Mair (double major, misconduct) Sheard (major, misconduct) 9:12. THIRD PERIOD 3—Seattle. Gloor (McIntyre. Wisener) … 2:37 4—Seattle. O’Neil (Folco. Lampman) … 8:16 Penalties: Wilson 2 04: Donaldson 5:57; McNabb. Westbrooke 6:29. Wisener 10:06. Saves; Charron (Portland) 26. Brady (Seattle) 37. Attendance 8,132. DENVER 3 at PHOENIX 4 FIRST PERIOD 1—Denver. Roberto (Collyard, Stanfield) … 5:40 2—Denver. Ouimet … 17 28 Penalties: Young 5:56; McCord 11:33: Keller 15:12. SECOND PERIOD 3—Phoenix, Hicks (Keogan, Mott) … 15:36 4—Denver. Coilyard (Roberto) … 18:18 Penalties Roberts 0:51: Bennett 6:54. Roberts 16 13. THIRD PERIOD 5—Phoenix, Mott (Murray. Keogan) … 10:59 6—Phoenix. Keller (Hyndman. Young) … 16:06 Penalties: Young 4:24: Spring…
Cornell Proves ECAC Giant Killer, Knocks Clarkson, Penn Out Of Race
BOSTON— Cornell University’s hockey team made the task of Andy Mooradian’s ECAC Division One seeding committee a relatively simple one with final week wins over contenders Clarkson and Pennsylvania to knock the latter two teams from the league playoff picture. On the final Wednesday of the campaign, the Big Red swamped Clarkson 10-1 in Potsdam as nine different players scored. The loss dropped Jern’y York’s Knights to a ninth place finish, just out of reach with a 9-1 1-1 divisional mark. The following Saturday. Cornell journeyed to Philadelphia and threw a scare into the seeding crew before besting Penn 7-6 in overtime. Sophomore Brian Campbell netted five points in the game on two goals and three assists, and one of the ubiquitous Weber twins tipped home a Bill Murray shot from the…
Barons’ Player Shuttling Nearing AHL Record
JACKSONVILLE — A Who’s Who of the Jacksonville Barons this American Hockey League season might not be a best seller, but it certainly would be thick. If coach John Hanna’s Barons miss out in their bid for a playoff spot in the South Division. the big reason can be easily seen. Seldom has Jacksonville had the same lineup two games in a row. Thirty-eight different players had worn the Barons’ uniform in AHL action as the month of March started. That’s beginning to approach the league record of 43 players employed by Washington in 1942-43. Only three players with Hanna’s squad at the start of the season have stayed with the team all season. And of those, only Dick Sarrazin had played in every game. Jeff Jacques had missed one and Kevin Ahearn…
Brooks, Sims Rate Rookie Consideration
BOSTON— The Boston Bruins have two solid contenders for rookie of the year, although not much noise has been made about them yet. They are goaler Ross Brooks and defenseman AI Sims. The 36-year-old Brooks, who only had 16 games in the N H L last year after a long career in the minors, was hot after the record of consecutive wins for a goalkeeper. Brooksie ran off 14 games without a loss, and tied the NHL record which had been held by the old Bruins’ Hallof Famer. Cecil “Tiny” Thompson, set in the 1929-30 season. Brooks, who once sat out something like 40 straight games for the Boston Braves while the Bruins were breaking in Danny Bouchard (now with Atlanta), has played for such teams as the Barrie Flyers, the Lakeshore Bruins, the…
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