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December 26, 1975
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Merrick Pays Seals Instant Dividends
OAKLAND— The controversy and second-guessing had yet to die down when the St. Louis Blues made their first trip to the West Coast since centers Larry Patey and Wayne Merrick had changed uniforms. The trade, which both the Seals and Blues believed would aid their respective causes, went the way of the California club, at least for the time being. The Seals soundly set the Blues back on their heels to the tune of 52 and to add insult to injury the recently acquired Merrick scored what proved to be the winning goal. Al MacAdam continued to set the Seals’ scoring pace as his goal and an assist in the St. Louis encounter lifted his point total to 24, including 12 goals which leaves him second on the team in that department behind Gary Sabourin…
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Quebec Major Hockey League
HOW THEY STAND QUEBEC MAJOR LEAGUE (Standings on Mon. Dec. 15) East Division West Division GAMES COMPLETED Sun, Dec. 7 Chicoutimi 1 at Montreal 6; Sherbrooke 4 at Quebec 3; Shawinigan 4 at Hull 9; Laval 3 at Trois-Rivieres 5; Cornwall 4 at Sorel 5. Mon. Dec. 8 Cornwall 2 at Laval 0. Tue, Dec. 9 Quebec 4 at Hull 3; Sherbrooke 1 at Trois-Rivieres 8, - Montreal 2 at Chicoutimi 6. Wed, DM. 10 Laval 5 af Sherbrooke 10. Thu, Dec. 11 Trois-Rivieres 2 at Cornwall 10. Fri, Dec. 12 Trois-Rivieres 3 at Montreal 8; Sorel 4 at Quebec 8; Hull 7 at Shawinigan 5; Chicoutimi 1 at Sherbrooke 6. Sun, Dec. 14 Shawinigan 5 ot Qubec 3; Laval 5 at Hull 5; Chicoutimi 2 at Cornwall 9; Montreal 1 at Trois-Rivieres 3; Sherbrooke 4 at Sorel 9. LEADING SCORERS ONTARIO SENIOR LEAGUE (Standings on Mon. Dec. 8) SOUTHERN ONTARIO JUNIOR (Standings…
Deadline Stoppers
PATRICK BLUES’ COACH ST. LOUIS— The first man to coach the St. Louis Blues when the NHL launched its 1967 expansion program is back at the helm of the club. Lynn Patrick, 63-year-old senior vice-president of the Blues, is obviously the stop-gap coach of the NHL team. Patrick said he would handle the team until the end of the current season only. Patrick succeeds Gary Young as coach of the Blues after Young was fired when the club went into a 10-game tailspin. Young said he wasn’t mad at anybody and noted that if a team does not win it’s the coach’s fault and you have to accept that when you take the job. Patrick was coach briefly last season when Lou Angotti was replaced for the same reason Young was dumped—they couldn’t…
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