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November 25, 1977
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Trognitz Banned After Vicious Attack; Flags, Diggers Making Early Impact
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 PORT HURON— Port Huron and Toledo in the Turner Cup finals? Could be. And what an interesting matchup that would be. The last time Port Huron won the Turner Cup, Ted Garvin was chief in charge. Garvin is new the head schoolmaster at Toledo—under whom the Goaldiggers last won the Turner Cup. Know who’s coaching Port Huron? Ron Ullyot, who was a member of the 1973 Turner Cup champion Fort Wayne Komets. The significance? Fort Wayne smoked Garvin’s Port Huron club in four straight in the finals. It’s a long way to April and the start of the annual…
The NHL Scoreboard
(Standings on Tue. Nov. 15) NORRIS DIVISION ADAMS DIVISION PATRIOT DIVISION SMYTHE DIVISION GAMES COMPLETED Mon. Nov. 7 Minnesota 5 at Montreal 5 Tue. Nov. 8 Los Angelas 5 at Washington 1 Vancouver 2 at Colorado 6 Wed. Nov. 9 Buffalo 4 at N.Y. Rangers 8 Toronto 4 at Atlanta 0 Washington 1 at Detroit 1 Cleveland 3 at Pittsburgh 5 Vancouver 6 at St. Louis 8 Minnesota 2 at Chicago 2 Thu. Nov. 10 Montreal 5 at N.Y. Islanders 1 Buffalo 3 at Philadelphia 2 Los Angales 2 at Boston 5 Fri. Nov. 11 Toronto 3 at Washington 1 Minnesota 2 at Vancouver 4 St. Louis 2 at Colorado 1 Sat. Nov. 12 N.Y. Rangers 1 at Detroit 3 Philadelphia 2 at N.Y. Islanders 2 Boston 6 at Atlanta 3 Toronto 0 at Montreal 5 Chicago 4 at Pittsburgh 7 Minnesota 2 at Los Angeles 2 Colorado 1 at St. Louis 3 Sun. Nov. 13 Atlanta 5 at N.Y. Rangers 2 N.Y. Islanders 6 at…
DEADLINE STOPPERS
NHL, Major Juniors Agree On New Deal NEW YORK— The NHL, Canadian Major Junior League and the CAHA have entered into a new agreement covering reinbursement for drafted amateur players. The agreement calls for the NHL to carry out the following repayment plan: $1,000 for each drafted player; $7,000 for each first round draft who signs an NHL contract; $5,000 for each player drafted in the second round and signed to an NHL contract; $4,000 for each third or later round draft who signs an NHL pact; $5,000 for each 40 games played in the NHL during the next succeeding four seasons with a $20,000 maximum per player. Ed Chynoweth, chairman of the major leagues, said the deal was a compromise and was considerably less than the juniors had sought from the NHL.…
Stapleton Bolsters Stinger Defense; Bulls Hurt As Injury Shelves Noris
CINCINNATI— As far as coach Jacques Demers was concerned, Pat Stapleton was just what the doctor ordered for the Stingers. With the club reeling from a six-game losing streak, Demers had said the Stingers couldn’t compete with teams like New England and Winnipeg unless they got an experienced defenseman and a couple of strong wingers. So Demers was delighted when the Stingers picked up Stapleton’s contract for the rest of the season. Stapleton, of course, has been one of the best defensemen in hockey for years. “Pat Stapleton means to us what Gordie Howe means to the New England Whalers,” Demers said. “Everywhere he goes he seems to bring a lift to the team. He’s a great leader in the dressing room and on the ice. He’s the type of player who can turn…
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