Ontario Hockey Data

TORONTO, Ont.—. Marlboro Seniors and Barrie Flyers em erged from a series of play-off games to with their respective Ontario Hockey Association championships. Both teams finished second in the final standing of their regular scheduled activity, proving the top dog all winter doesn’t always win out in the final counting. Barrie Flyers are repeat winners in the O.H.A. junior “A” series, having also won the honor last season. Under Leighton “Happy” Emms’ expert coaching the Barrie kids set up a new play-off record in winning both of their main series in four straight games. Barrie piled into the first-place Windsor Spitfires to take the first four games, the first two being played and won right in Windsor. Barrie then retained their O.H.A. junior honors in defeating Marl-boros four straight games in the…

Palangio’s Hawks Of North Bay Are Town’s First NOHA Titlist:

NORTH BAY, Ont.— For the first time in the history of puckchasing here, this thriving Northern Ontario city has sent a senior “A” hockey representative against the Ontario Hockey Association titleholders this season. The city’s first standard-bearers against Toronto Marlboros are Pete Palangio’s North Bay Black Hawks. Black Hawks gained the right to march up against the OHA senior champs recently when they ousted McIntyre Macmen four straight to capture the highly-prized Northern Ontario senior “A” Trophy. The big cup is one of the finest trophies competed for in hockey. The Bay Braves dropped the opener against McIntyre in Schumacher, then roared back with four consecutive victories, posting 3-2, 7-2 and 5-2 triumphs. They outscored the Porcupine champs 31-20 on the five-game round. Their Big Line Pete Palangio’s high - flying threesome of 20-year-old Cliff…

Red Fans Jubilant After Wins On Home Ice; Off To St. Loo

PROVIDENCE, R.I.— Meet me in St. Looey, Louie. That was the chant that went up at Rhode Island Auditorium here on last Thursday night when the Providence Reds captured their second game in a row over the St. Louis Flyers of the Western Division by a 2-0 score. It was the third shutout of the year for Red Goaltender Harvey Bennett, and it could not have come at a better time. The tall and string-beanish netminder turned back 18 shots from Flyer sticks. That victory was especially sweet to Providence fans, since the Reds lost the first game in St. Louis Sunday night. Their home wins still gave them a 2-1 margin in the best-of-seven series. Their chances look bright. On the other hand, Ralph Almas of the Missouri team kicked the rubber…

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