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November 25, 1988
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BEST IN VIDEO FOR CHRISTMAS
V515 Here’s Howe with Ed Giacomin. All-time great. Gordie Howe teams up with superh goaltender. Ed Giacomin as the famous “Here’s Howe” instructional series takes a senous look at the art of goaltending. Giacomin played 13 seasons in the National Hockey League with a 2 82 career average and 54 shutouts Giacomin shows you how to play outside the net. use ot the goalstick, equipment selection and much more Examples of Russian training are also included Howe discusses the great goalies he played against and offers important lessons for the senous netminder A complete goaltending video. 60 minutes. Price: $29.95 V516 Hockey Wtth Roger Neilson Internationally respected coach Roger Neilson is recognized throughout hockey circles as a pioneer and expert of the use of video for coaching Neilson’s hand-picked super team of Denis Savard Ray Bourque,…
OVERAGERS ARE BIG TRADE BAIT
Call it the overage shuffle. Since the end of the 198788 OHL season, 18 deals involving 16 overagers have been made. The mass transfer of 20-year-olds began at this year’s priority selections draft when the Kingston Raiders moved overage defenseman Jeff Sirkka and overage left winger Mark Turner to the Windsor Spitfires. The same day, Peterborough Petes obtained overage defenseman Rob Wilson from the Sudbury Wolves. Sirkka has since moved from the North Bay Centennials to the Toronto Marlboros while Turner is now with Sudbury. There have been 13’other transactions involving overagers. Here’s a look at where the overagers have gone: Niagara Falls Thunder dealt defensemen Garth Joy and Jeff Waver to Kingston and right winger John Purves to North Bay. Windsor moved center Kelly Cain to the Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds. The Greyhounds…
FOLLOW THE DODGE RAM TOUGH STANDINGS IN THN
Standings for the Dodge Ram Tough Award, given annually to the NHL player who scores the most “tough” goals, will be updated regularly in issues of The Hockey News. The award goes to the NHL player who scores the highest combined total of power play, shorthanded, game—winning and game-tying goals during the regular season. Last year’s winner was Joe Nieuwendyk of Calgary, shown here accepting the award from Mike Kelly, Dodge Truck National Advertising Manager. Nieuwendyk scored a total of 42 tough goals. The first Dodge Ram Tough standings update is on page 38.…
Bauer’s College Performers Of The Week
LES KUNTAR St. Lawrence ECAC The sophomore goalie played Horatio at the Bridge against Vermont Nov. 12, turning aside 50 of 52 shots in a 4-2 St. Lawrence victory. CHRIS TANCILL Wisconsin WCHA Junior center Tancill scored four goals in a 5-2 triumph over North Dakota Nov. 11, then scored a goal and an assist next day, another 5-2 win. MIKE KELFER Boston University HOCKEY EAST The senior center set or tied eight HE records, including most points (4-3-7) and fastest hattrick (3:10), in BU’s 12-3 win over visiting Providence Nov. 8. SHELDON GORSKI Illinois-Chicago CCHA Gorski, a senior forward, shared this week’s award with Michigan State junior Kip Miller. Both players scored four goals and three assists in two games. Performers of the week for the period Nov. 7-13…
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