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October 24, 1975

October 24, 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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WESTERN CANADA LEAGUE 1975-76 SCHEDULE

SEPTEMBER OCTOBER NOVEMBER DECEMBER JANUARY FEBRUARY MARCH…

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NHL Team Rosters

C—Captain *—Rookie ATLANTA GOAL Dan Bouchard PhJ Myre DEFENSE Pat Quinn C Barry Gibbs Larry Comoro Joon Lemieux Ed Koo Randy Manery * Richard Mulhern CENTER Curt Bon nott Roy Comoau Bab Loiter Tom Lysiak Gerry Meehan * ClaudeSt, Sauveur R. WING Hiliard Graves Buster Harvey BillHott Tim Ecclestone L. WING Larry Romanchych Dave Kryskow INJURED Enc Vail CALIFORNIA GOAL Gillos Meloche Gary Simmons DEFENSE Lon Frig Jim Neilson Rick Hampton Mike Christie Bab Stewart George Pesut Brent Meeke CENTER Dave Gardner Larry Patey * Ralph Klassen • Dennis Maruk R. WING Butch Williams • Fred Ahern Frank Spring Gory Sabourin Wayne King * Bob Murdock L. WING Dove Hrechkosy AlMacAdam CharlieSimmer * Gary Holt * Bob Girard INJURED None BOSTON GOAL Gilles Gilbert Dave Reece DEFENSE Gary Doak Darryl Edestrand Sims Dallas Smith Carol Vadnais CENTER Phil Esposito Andre Savard Grogg Sheppard R. WING Hank Nowak Bobby Schmautz Ken Hodge Torry O’Roilly Earl Anderson L. WING John Bucyk C Dave Forbes Don Marcotte Wayne Cashman CHICAGO INJURED Bobby Orr CHICAGO GOAL Tony Esposito Michel Dumas DEFENSE Doug Jarrett Keith Magnuson Dick Redmond Phil Russell Dale Tallon BillWhite CENTER Stan Mikita Pit Martin Ivan Boldirev Bobby Sheehan R. WING CliffKoroll Grant Mulvey P. Bordeleau L. WING Dennis Hull Darcy Rota John Marks Joey Johnston Germain Gagnon INJURED None BUFFALO GOAL Gary Bromley Roger Crozier Gerry Desjardins Robert Sauve DEFENSE Jim Schoenfeld C Jerry Korab Lee Fogolin J. Guevremont Bill Hajt CENTER Don Luce Gil Perreault Peter MeNab Fred Stanfield JimLorentz R. WING Danny Gare Rene Robert Gary McAdam L. WING Richard Martin Brian Spencer Craig Ramsay Jacques Richard Morris Titanic INJURED None DETROIT GOAL Jim Rutherford Peter McDuffe Terry Richardson DEFENSE Jean Hamol Larry Giroux * Rick…

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Deadline Stoppers

NHL ROOKIES IMPRESS NEWYORK— It’s only the first week of play in the NHL and already the rookies are making menacing moves in the individual scoring statistics. For youngsters like Bryan Trottier of New York Islanders, Bob Murdoch of the California Kings, Doug Jarvis of Montreal Canadiens and Tony White of Washington, their first taste of big league action was indeed sweet. Trottier stole the spotlight with a hat trick for the New Yorkers as they dumped L.A. Kings 7-0. He shot another goal the next night as the Isles tied Boston and ended the weekend with a power play, winning and tieing goals among his collection. White and Murdoch each had two goals each while Jarvis was part of Montreal’s awesome 25-goal opening offensive. WHA ON THE SPOT HARTFORD— The New England Whalers of the…

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MacLeish Unperturbed By Lack of Recognition

PHILADELPHIA— Only a few months ago, in the midst of the Philadelphia-Buffalo Stanley Cup finals, Fred Shero disturbed the citizenry of Buffalo by suggesting that Rick MacLeish was as exciting to watch on the ice as Gil Perreault. Shero’s friends in Memorial Auditorium, where he coached Buffalo’s AHL entry, were offended. In reply, Buffalo fans suggested that Shero’s mind had been affected by too many hours of watching his treasured Russian hockey “fillums.” However, once the fog had cleared from the finals the objective observer noticed that MacLeish had led playoff scorers for the second straight year (22 and 20 points). Perreault finished with 15 points and, like his team mates, a runnerup’s share of the Stanley Cup loot. Lest any angry Buffalo fan feel moved to take another crack at the Liberty Bell,…