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June 1, 1975

June 1, 1975

The Hockey News has been providing the most comprehensive coverage of the world of hockey since 1947. In each issue, you'll find news, features and opinions about the NHL and leagues across North America and the world.

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AVCO TROPHY SCOREBOARD

Quarter-Finals SERIES ‘A’ GAMES COMPLETED Thu. April 10 Cleveland 5 at Houston 8 Sat April 12 Cleveland 3 at Houston 5 Sun. April 13 Houston 1 at Cleveland 3 Tue April 15 Houston 7 at Celveland 2 Thu. April 17 Cleveland 1 at Houston 3 SERIES ‘B’ GAMES COMPLETED Tue. April 8 Phoenix 2 at Quebec 5 Thu. April 10 Phoenix 2 at Quebec 6 Sat April 12 Quebec 3 at Phoenix 0 Tue. April 15 Quebec 5 at Phoenix 6 Thu. April 17 Phoenix 2 at Quebec 4 SERIES ‘C’ GAMES COMPLETED Wed. April 9 Minnesota 6 at New England 5 Frl. April 11 Minnesota 2 at New England 3 Sun. April 13 New England 3 at Minnesota 8 Tue. April 15 New England 5 at Minnesota Thu. April 17 Minnesota 4 at New England Set April 19 New England 1 at Minnesota SERIES ‘D’ GAMES COMPLETED Wed April 9 Toronto 3 at San Diego 5 Sat. April 12 Toronto 6 at San Diego 7 Mon. April 14 San Diego 2 at Toronto 5 Wed. April…

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WHA’s Amateur Picks

CINCINNATI CLAUDE LAROSE, Sherbrooke ROBERT SAUVE, Laval RON HENDRIX, Kamloops INDIANAPOLIS GORD LAXTON, New Westminster BRYAN MAXWELL, New Westminster DON CAIRNS, Victoria CLARKE HAMILTON, Notre Dame BALTIMORE DON ASHBY, Calgary KIM CLACKSON, Victoria DENVER MEL BRIDGMAN, Victoria ROBIN SADLER, Edmonton MALCOLM ZINGER, Kamloops RON DELORME, Lethbridge CLEVELAND RALPH KLASSEN, Saskatoon ED STANIOWSKI, Regina EDMONTON BARRY DEAN, Medicine Hat KELLY GREENBANK, Winnipeg PETER MORRIS, Victoria BARRY SMITH, New Westminster CALGARY DENNIS’ McLEAN, Calgary RON ANDERSON, Michigan Univ. ALEX PIRRUS, Notre Dame CINCINNATI WINNIPEG BRAD GASSOFF, Kamloops GLEN RICHARDSON, Hamilton PHOENIX GREG VAYDIK, Medicine Hat AL LYSONG, Kamloops MEL DAVIDSON, Flin Flon MINNESOTA GREG HICKEY, Hamilton GREG NEELD, Victoria TORONTO RICK LAPOINTE, Victoria JERRY ROLLINS, Winnipeg PAUL HEAVER, Oshawa SAN DIEGO JAMIE MASTERS, Ottawa RICK ADDUONO, St. Catharines BOB WATSON, Flin Flon NEW ENGLAND TERRY McDonald, Kamloops DAN ARNDT, Saskatoon MATTI HAGMAN, Finland MIKE O’CONNELL, Kingston QUEBEC PIERRE MONDOU, Montreal DOUG HALLWARD, Peterborough PIERRE-YVES GIROUX, Hull HOUSTON RICHARD MULHERN, Sherbrooke DOUG JARVIS, Peterborough KEVIN CAMPBELL, St Lawrence Univ.…

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Evans Named New Seals’ Coach

OAKLAND— If and where the California Golden Seals operate next season in the National Hockey League, Jack ‘Tex’ Evans will be the man to coach them. Bill McCreary, the Seals’ director of hockey operations, announced that Evans had been appointed coach of the NHL club pending the outcome of negotiations to purchase the team from the NHL. Evans was recently named THE HOCKEY NEWS minor league Coach-of-the-Year after piloting the Seals’ Central Hockey League affiliate Salt Lake Golden Eagles to their first CHL regular season and playoff championship during the 1974-75 season. He was also named CHL Coach-of-the-Year by his fellow counterparts. Evans, a 47-year-old native of Garnant, South Wales, joined the Seals’ organization last year when the San Diego franchise discontinued operation in the Western Hockey League. He had been associated with the…

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Montreal Gets Nod For ‘76 Memorial Cup

MONTREAL— For the second time in four years the Montreal Forum will be the site of the Memorial Cup championship. After being held here in 1973 the locale switched to Calgary in 1974 and Kitchener this past season. The 1976 climax to the junior hockey season will be held from May 9 to 16 with the top teams of the Western Canada League, Quebec Major League and Ontario Hockey Association vieing for the national title. Meanwhile the ownership of the Quebec Remparts of the Quebec League changed hands and a new coach appointed. A spokesman for Colibec, owners of the Quebec junior franchise, said that all shares in the team were sold to Mas-sicotte and its shareholders. Remparts’ manager Paul Dumont said the losses incurred by the club over this past season were not the reason…