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October 31, 1986
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HOW THEY STAND CCHA (STANDINGS ON FRI. OCT. 24) GAMES COMPLETED FRI. OCT. 10 BOWLING GREEN 5 AT MICHIGAN 6 FERRIS STATE 2 AT ILL-CHICAGO 4 MIAMI 1 AT W. MICHIGAN 6 OHIO STATE 4 AT MICH. STATE 8 ALA-FAIRBANKS 8 AT LAKE SUPERIOR 6 SAT. OCT. 11 FERRIS STATE 9 AT ILL-CHICAGO 6 MIAMI 6 AT W. MICHIGAN 5 MICHIGAN 2 AT BOWLING GREEN 5 OHIO STATE 4 AT MICH. STATE 6 ALA-FAIRBANKS 1 AT LAKE SUPERIOR 8 MON. OCT. 13 ALA-FAIRBANKS 3 AT FERRIS STATE 1 FRI. OCT. 17 LAKE SUPERIOR 4 AT OHIO STATE 4 MICHIGAN 3 AT MIAMI 6 MICH. STATE 3 AT FERRIS STATE 2 W. MICHIGAN 6 AT ILL-CHICAGO 5 NEW HAMPSHIRE 1 AT BOWLING GREEN 6 SAT. OCT. 18 FERRIS STATE 3 AT MICH. STATE 6 LAKE SUPERIOR 11 AT OHIO STATE 5 MICHIGAN 3 AT MIAMI 4 W. MICHIGAN 6 AT ILL-CHICAGO 9 NEW HAMPSHIRE 2 AT BOWLING GREEN 8 LEADING SCORERS WCHA (STANDINGS…
SCOREBOARD
NHL - TEAM STANDINGS - (PCT) PERCENTAGE OF ACTUAL POINTS VERSUS POSSIBLE POINTS CLARENCE CAMPBELL CONFERENCE NORRIS DIVISION POINTS RACE (STANDINGS ON MON. OCT. 13) AHL (STANDINGS ON TUE. OCT. 21) GAMES COMPLETED THU. OCT. 9 MONCTON 5 AT FREDERICTON 2 FRI. OCT. 10 ROCHESTER 5 AT BALTIMORE 4 ADIRONDACK 6 AT NEW HAVEN 2 BINGHAMTON 3 AT NEWMARKET 2 NOVA SCOTIA 5 AT SHERBROOKE 2 MAINE 3 AT SPRINGFIELD 2 SAT. OCT. 11 NOV SCOTIA 1 AT ADIRONDACK 5 NEW HAVEN 3 AT MAINE 2 FREDERICTON 6 AT SPRINGFIELD 2 SUN. OCT. 11 HERSHEY 6 AT BALTIMORE 5 NOVA SCOTIA 3 AT NEW HAVEN 4 BINGHAMTON 5 AT ROCHESTER 1 FREDERICTON 2 AT SHERBROOKE 4 TUE. OCT. 14 ROCHESTER 3 AT NEWMARKET 4 WED. OCT. 15 BINGHAMTON 5 AT HERSHEY 6 MAINE 5 AT MONCTON 2 NEW HAVEN 5 AT NOVA SCOTIA 3 THU. OCT. 16 MAINE 2 AT FREDERICTON 3 FRI. OCT. 17 BALTIMORE 3 AT BINGHAMTON 2 SHERBROOKE 2 AT ROCHESTER 3 SAT. OCT. 18 SHERBROOKE 5…
Consistency Would Mark A Banner Season
CHICAGO—Murray Bannerman doesn’t want to be the same goaltender he was last year for the Chicago Blackhawks. But he does want to be the same goaltender from one start to another. “Last year I was inconsistent,” Bannerman said. “I had a bad start, then at the halfway point I started playing better. “I did a little better going into the playoffs. The last three or four starts I felt real good, and then I ended up hurting myself and that put a stop to everything.” Bannerman, who has averaged 55 appearances the last three years, did not start the opening game of the season for the Hawks. The nod went to Bob Sauve, who was acquired a year ago from Buffalo. “I would have liked to start the opener, but I can’t worry about…
The Hockey News NHL Player of the Year AWARD!
Elmer Lach He formed one-third of the National Hockey League’s vaunted ‘Punch Line’ and is considered one of the all-time greats in the annals of Montreal Canadien hockey history. His name is Elmer Lach. His accomplishments speak for themselves. Fourteen NHL seasons, many of them alongside linemates Maurice (Rocket) Richard and Hector (Toe) Blake, with 215 goals and 408 assists in 664 regular-season games. A slick center, Lach won THN Player of the Year Award for his accomplishments in the 1951-52 season. The 5-foot-10, 170-pound native of Nokomis, Sask., scored 15 goals and a league-high 50 assists in 70 games, to lead the Habs to a second-place finish. In addition to his THN honor, Lach earned top recognition from the NHL, too. In 1944-45, he not only won the Hart Trophy as the League’s MVP, but he…
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