Search for your favorite player or team
© The Hockey News. All rights reserved. Any and all material on this website cannot be used, reproduced, or distributed without prior written permission from Roustan Media Ltd. For more information, please see our Terms & Conditions and Privacy Policy.
November 12, 1982
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.
The Hockey News
The International Hockey Weekly Founded in 1947 Published by W.C.C. Publishing Ltd. 214 King St. West, Suite 314, Toronto, Ont. M5H 1K4 Rank Amateurs IN THE NOVEMBER issue of Playboy magazine, there is a story entitled, Circle of Deceit: The Hypocrisy of College Athletics. The article chronicles the plethora of dirty dealings in U.S. college athletics, specifically football and basketball. Athletically gifted teenagers are, according to the story, receiving everything from cashmere sweaters and free abortions for their girlfriends to $25,000 a year for themselves. The story does not say that college athletics stink. Rather it says that anyone who believes college sports are the last bastion of American amateurism has either sustained a lobotomy or is a bare-face liar. The point of the story—blatant hypocrisy—is well taken. All of which brings us to a logical…
Colorado Off To Burning CHL Start
H&B LOUISVILLE HOCKEY DENVER—Two rookie goaltenders with a common bond—the city of ’ Sault Ste. Marie, Ont.—were two of the main reasons the new Colorado Flames were boasting four straight victories (three on the road) at the “start of the Central League season. They were 21-year-old Marc D’Amour, who spent his junior career, four seasons, with the Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds and his buddy, 20-year-old Jim Ralph, a Sault native who played with the Ottawa 67s for the past four years. D’Amour was in the Colorado nets for three of those four victories, and boasted a creditable 2.67 goals-against average. Ralph, who came to the Flames on loan from the Chicago Black Hawks, worked the other victory, giving up but one goal. The Flames had some firepower to A go along with that…
Ruskowski Odd-Man Out In The Hawk Picture
CHICAGO—“It’s the most difficult thing I’ve done as general manager of the Black Hawks,” said Bob Pulford. Pulford, who has been the Hawks’ GM since the summer of 1977, was talking about the trade that sent team captain Terry Ruskowski to Los Angeles. In return, the Hawks received “future considerations”—which undoubtedly means a draft choice—and Larry Goodenough, a defenseman for their American League farm club in Springfield, Mass. “What made it so difficult is because I like Ruskowski so much,” said Pulford. “He’s a great competitor. He comes to play and he’s a class person. “In the long run, though, it’s the best thing for him. I told him he’s too fine a person to stay here and not play because that would be too tough on him.” Ruskowski was informed of the trade after…
IN THIS ISSUE
NHL Boston…… 9 Buffalo…… 39 Calgary…… 18 Chicago…… 38 Detroit…… 18 Edmonton…… 10 Hartford…… 5 Los Angeles…… 14 Minnesota…… 4 Montreal…… 21 New Jersey…… 4 Islanders…… 6 Rangers…… 17 Philadelphia…… 7 Pittsburgh…… 14 Quebec…… 19 St. Louis…… 40 Toronto…… 12 Vancouver…… 13 Washington…… 10 Winnipeg…… 20 The Minors AHL…… 27 CHL…… 29 IHL…… 30 The Amateurs OHL…… 31 WHL…… 32 QHL…… 32 The Colleges WCHA…… 22 ECAC…… 24 CCHA…… 25 Schedules…… 23 Columnists Frank Orr…… 2 Stan Fischler…… 5 Bill Fleischman…… 10 Joe Falls…… 12 Dick Beddoes…… 14 Departments Langway-Engblom…… 3 Fan Forum…… 8 NHL Scoring…… 16 College Preview…… 22 NHL Summaries…… 33 NHL Rosters…… 34 Classified…… 35 Bluelines…… 39…
Made possible with the support of
