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March 14, 1975
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Blazers’ Offense Equals Season’s Best; Oilers Appear Locked Into Third Spot
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 OKLAHOMA CITY— Pierre Hamel came within four and a half minutes of his fourth Central League shutout. Bob Sykes came up with his second hat trick of the season, and the Oklahoma City Blazers equaled their biggest offensive night of the season. It all added up to an 8-1 verdict over the Omaha Knights, at the OC Myriad. “Yeah, we should have saved some of those goals.” Blazer manager-coach Ray Miron agreed, after the Salt Lake downed the Oke Citians, 6-2 the next night, again in the Myriad. Earlier the Blazers…
Travelling Taking Toll On Road Weary Canucks
VANCOUVER— At this writing the Vancouver Canucks owned a 12-13-3 record on the road, sixth best in the National Hockey League. When you look at Vancouver’s travel schedule, that’s a remarkable achievement. On top of being the league’s most isolated outpost. the Canucks also have the most trouble making flight connections. In actual miles travelled, the Canucks’ total isn’t all that much higher than the Los Angeles Kings’ or California Seals’. But in time spent travelling, their total far exceeds even those of their fellow west coast teams. You can get a direct flight out of Los Angeles to virtually every major city in North America. The same is true of the San Francisco-Oakland area. The Canucks can get direct flights to only four of the 17 cities they visit. Toronto. Montreal. California…
Greensboro Citizens Hope To Save Generals; Mounting Injuries Still Hobbling Roanoke
THE HOCKEY NEWS EVERY WEEK for the price of a ticket to a SINGLE GAME! Superb Hockey Reading Each Month HOCKEY WORLD & HOCKEY PICTORIAL GREENSBORO— Once the scourge of the Eastern League, there remains the distinct possibility that the Greensboro Generals may eventually join the now defunct EHL in hockey’s graveyard. While the present team is fighting not to finish last in the Southern League, and time is running out. interested citizens are hoping to get enough local help to save the Generals. The current management. Headed by Sid Sutker, is losing money and apparently will not return for another year. The “Save the Generals” campaign is just getting started, and the volunteer head of that group. Tom Armshaw. wants to get public ownership from Greensboro fans in order to insure hockey in the…
PASSING THE PUCK
• HOCKEY FANS are urged to take part in the 28th annual HOCKEY NEWS NHL All Star team voting. This is the only NHL All Star team selected by you. the fan. Ballots will appear in THE HOCKEY NEWS for two consecutive issues and the team will be announced in THE HOCKEY NEWS of April 4. So get behind your favorite players and vote them on to this mythical dream team Bob Leduc. who succeeded Billy Harris as coach of the Toronto Toros, says he was much happier as a player. Before replacing Harris, the 30-year-old Leduc was one of the Toros’ more spirited players… Boston Garden, home of the Boston Bruins and Boston Celtics, is one of 57 commercial properties which the city has taken title to for non-payment…