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December 2, 1988
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SINDEN THINKING OF USING ‘SHOCK THERAPY’
It was not panic time for the Boston Bruins but it was clearly getting closer. After rocketing to a six-point lead in the Adams Division through 15 games, the Bruins fell into second place by going winless (0-4-2) in their next six. One of the losses was inflicted by the Montreal Canadiens—who beat Boston 5-2 on Nov. 17. The loss ruined celebrations surrounding the Boston Garden’s 60th anniversary. Garden ushers wore tuxedos for the occasion but it was clear to everyone, especially Bruin coach Terry O’Reilly, the players left their jerseys at home. “Before you ask a million questions about the way we played tonight, I’ll just say it was an awful performance on our behalf,” O’Reilly told the media after the game. “We have to really regroup and get our act together. There isn’t…
PLAYER OF WEEK JOFA TITAN
Michael Sean Hutton is a player of many talents. A versatile eight-year-old on the State Magazine Mite A team of the Charlotte (N.C.) Amateur Hockey Association, Michael has played every position, including goalie. Coached by Bob Miller, Michael’s team competed in the State Hockey Games last June and won a bronze medal. The grade three student at the Huntingtown Farm School in Charlotte also competed in the largest national ice skating competition in Texas where he won a gold and silver medal. He also trains at the Eastland Mall Ice Capades Chalet with coach Tappie Clark. Michael, who hopes to play in the NHL, enjoys watching his favorite players, Mark Messier of the Edmonton Oilers and Wayne Gretzky of the Los Angeles Kings. You or someone you know can be part of the JOFA-TITAN Minor…
Bauer College ScoreBoard
ALL LEAGUE STANDINGS AS OF MON., NOV. 21 CCHA RESULTS NON-CONFERENCE TUES., NOV. 15 ILL-CHICAGO 0 AT WISCONSIN 3 FRI., NOV. 18 WESTERN MICHIGAN 4 AT MIAMI 3 OHIO STATE 4 AT MICHIGAN 4 (OT) BOWLING GREEN 2 AT LAKE SUPERIOR 3 (OT) FERRIS STATE 2 AT ILLINOIS-CHICAGO 5 NON-CONFERENCE BOSTON UNIVERSITY 4 AT MICHIGAN STATE 6 SAT., NOV. 19 WESTERN MICHIGAN 2 AT MIAMI 3 (OT) OHIO STATE 2 AT MICHIGAN 1 BOWLING GREEN 3 AT LAKE SUPERIOR 4 (OT) FERRIS STATE 3 AT ILLINOIS-CHICAGO 4 NON-CONFERENCE BOSTON UNIVERSITY 3 AT MICHIGAN STATE 9 FUTURE GAMES FRI., NOV. 25 MICHIGAN AT WESTERN MICHIGAN MICHIGAN STATE AT OHIO STATE MIAMI AT BOWLING GREEN LAKE SUPERIOR AT FERRIS STATE NON-CONFERENCE ILLINOIS-CHICAGO AT NOTRE DAME SAT., NOV. 26 WESTERN MICHIGAN AT MICHIGAN MICHIGAN STATE AT OHIO STATE MIAMI AT BOWLING GREEN LAKE SUPERIOR AT FERRIS STATE SCORING LEADERS GOAL TENDING LEADERS WCHA RESULTS MON., NOV. 14 BOSTON COLLEGE 6 AT DENVER 2 TUES., NOV. 15 ILLINOIS-CHICAGO 0 AT WISCONSIN 3 FRI., NOV. 18 COLORADO…
LIVID PAGE CLAIMS ‘PARTY’S OVER’
With two giant doorslammings for punctuation, coach Pierre Page declared “the party is over” after the North Stars’ 4-1 loss to the New York Rangers Nov. 19 at the Met Center. The way the North Stars had been playing to that point, it was a small wonder why a party would ever get started. Mired in last place in the NHL. the North Stars were 4-13-3, five points behind the struggling Chicago Blackhawks in the Norris Division. Page delivered an ear-rattling, chalkboard-banging speech after the Stars’ 13th loss in 20 games. He closed the door behind him with a one-handed slam and then disappeared into his office with a two-handed slam, Seconds later, Page reappeared with his overcoat on and briefcase in hand. “I’ve got nothing to say.” was all he said before…
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