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March 1, 1985

March 1, 1985

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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Lemieux, Muller Lead New Wave

CALGARY—If the 37th annual National Hockey League All-Star game served no other purpose, it at least afforded New York Islander coach Al Arbour an opportunity to look into the future. And Arbour, who coached the Wales Conference to a 6-4 win over the Campbell Conference in what may be his last season as a head coach, liked what he saw. “I think we got an idea tonight of what the future of the game holds,” said Arbour, who has hinted at retirement. “You had two 19-year-olds (Pittsburgh ‘s Mario Lemieux and New Jersey’s Kirk Muller) playing with a veteran (New York Ranger Anders Hedberg) and those two kids were really something. Yes. I would say the future of the game is in good hands.” Lemieux, chosen as the most valuable player and the…

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Player Of The Week

The Detroit Red Wings aren’t-having a spectacular season, but it isn’t because Ron Duguay isn’t contributing. Duguay scored five goals and two assists in three games to earn THE HOCKEY NEWS’ Player-of-the-Week honors for the period ending Feb. 17. Duguay had a hat trick in a win against the Chicago Black Hawks and, after 59 games, he had 25 goals and 40 assists.…

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NEXT WEEK IN THN

In the March 8 issue, we’ll profile one of the comeback stories of the year—Randy Carlyle of the Winnipeg Jets. A year ago, his name was only mentioned when the Pittsburgh Penguins were talking trade. Today, the former Norris Trophy winner has reasserted himself as a premier defenseman in the NHL. In addition to that, we’ll present another issue of THN Magazine, featuring an in-depth interview with Marcel Aubut. Marcel Who?, you say. He’s only one of the most influential and powerful men in hockey today. And with the NHL trade deadline just around the corner, we’ll take a close look at the subject of trades—what it’s like to be traded, who’s going to be traded and the financial impact on traded players. All that plus much more, including a full color photo…

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NHL TEAM ROSTERS

BOSTON Goaltenders 31 — KEANS, Doug 1 — PEETERS, Pete Defensemen 33 — BLUM, John 7 — BOURQUE, Ray 34 — CURRAN, Brian 26 — MILBURY, Mike 20 — O’CONNELL, Mike 21 — SIMONETTI, Frank 27 — THELIN, Mats Centers 28 — FERGUS, Tom 22 — GORING, Butch 11 — KASPER, Steve 13 — LINSEMAN, Ken R. Wings 18 — CROWDER, Keith 16 — MIDDLETON, Rick 24 — O’REILLY, Terry - Cpt. 25 — SLEIGHER, Louis L. Wings 32 — COURTNALL, Geoff 29 — DONNELLY, Dave 12 — LUKOWICH, Morris 36 — REID, Dave 23 — SIMMER, Charlie BUFFALO Goaltenders 30 — BARRASSO, Tom 28 — SAUVE, Bob Defensemen 31 — FENYVES, Dave 24 — HAJT, Bill 4 — KORAB, Jerry 26 — MALONEY, Dave 27 — PLAYFAIR, Larry 5 — RAMSEY, Mike 13 — SCHOENFELD, Jim 3 — VIRTA, Hannu Centers 15 — CREIGHTON, Adam 6 — HOUSLEY, Phil 11 — PERREAULT, Gil - Cpt. 20 — PETERSON, Brent 7 — TUCKER, John R. Wings 25 — ANDREYCHUK, Dave 29 — DAVIS, Mai 17 — FOLIGNO, Mike 32 — LACOMBE,…