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December 6, 1974
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Minnesota Stars Streak Into Lead Dropping St. Paul From MJHL Perch
BLOOMINGTON— The Minnesota Junior Stars picked up three wins in four games last week to strengthen their hold on first place in the Midwest Junior Hockey League with 27 points, a five-point lead on second-place St. Paul. On an individual basis, it was a big week for center Jim Gliniany of Minneapolis Edison, who took over the Minnesota scoring lead with 26 points from Jeff Furney. and for rookie goalie Chuck Holman, who played four games in five days with 104 saves and 12 goals against. Gliniany scored six goals and two assists in two games for his eight point week. In second place in Minnesota scoring is Jeff Furney, who added three goals and one assist last week for a total of 25 points. Newfaces in the Minnesota organization last week include an…
Canadiens’ Youth Movement Bears Fruit
MONTREAL— When it happened no one could for-see anything good developing. Henri Richard, the venerable captain of the Montreal Canadiens. had fractured his ankle and would be out of the lineup anywhere from six weeks to infinity. It appeared to be a crippling blow to the Canadiens. But Henri’s break could turn out to be one of the best breaks of the season for the Canadiens. With Richard out of action the Canadiens called up rookies Doug Risebrough and Mario Tremblay from the Nova Scotia Voyageurs and the pair, whose combined ages equal Richard’s 38 years, could be the ones to lead the Habs into first place. Risebrough, the elder of the pair at 20. is making his second appearance with the Canadiens. He started the season with them, played in one of the…
NHL Team Rosters
C—Captain A—Alternate *—Rookie BOSTON GOAL Gilles Gilbert Ross Brooks Ken Broderick DEFENSE Gary Doak Darryl Edestrand Bobby Orr A Al Sims Dallas Smith A Carol Vadnais CENTER Phil Esposito A Walt McKechnie Andre Savard Gregg Sheppard R. WING Ken Hodge Terry O’Reilly Dave Hynes* L. WING John Bucyk C Wayne Cashman Dave Forbes Don Marcotte INJURED Bobby Schmautz BUFFALO GOAL Gary Bromley * Rocky Farr* Roger Crozier DEFENSE Larry Carriere Lee Fogolin* Bill Hajt* Jerry Korab J. Guevremont CENTER Don Luce A Jim Lorentz Gil Perreault A R. WING Norm Gratton Larry Mickey Rene Robert Danny Gare * L. WING Richard Martin Craig Ramsay Brian Spencer Rick Dudley INJURED Peter McNab* J. Schoenfeld C DETROIT GOAL Jim Rutherford Doug Grant DEFENSE Thommie Bergman Gary Bergman A Jean Hamel Jack Lynch Bryan Watson A Barry Salovaara * CENTER Red Berenson Marcel Dionne C Bill Hogaboam Guy Charron R. WING Earl Anderson* Mickey Redmond A Bill Lochead* Doug Roberts L. WING Nick Libett A Hank Nowak* Danny Grant Brian McCutcheon* Rick McCann* INJURED None. ISLANDERS GOAL Glen Resch * Billy Smith DEFENSE Dave Fortier* Gerry Hart Dave Lewis Bert Marshall Jean Potvin Denis Potvin CENTER Lorne Henning Bob Bourne* Ralph Stewart A Eddie Westfall C Doug Rombough R. WING Craig Cameron Billy Harris A Bob Nystrom Andre St. Laurent L. WING Clark Gillies* Ernie Hicke Garry Howatt Billy MacMillan INJURED None MONTREAL GOAL Ken Dryden Michel Larocque Wayne Thomas DEFENSE Pierre Bouchard Guy Lapointe Larry Robinson Serge Savard A J. Van Boxmeer CENTER Jacques Lemaire Pete Mahovlich Doug Risebrough * Yvon Lambert R. WING Yvan Cournoyer…
Rangers’ Draft Picks Turn Reds into Monsters Of Northern Race
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 PROVIDENCE— Lou Passador. Steve Brklacich and Denis Ball haven’t scored a goal for the Providence Reds, but they’re responsible for a lot of them already this season. Passador is the chief scout. Brklacich the director of player personnel and Ball the director ot the farm system for the New York Rangers. They handle the scouting, and it is their selections in June’s amateur draft who have helped the Reds get off lo a spectacular start this American Hockey League season. Coach John Muckier’s skaters lost only once in their first 15 games. winning 12 and…
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