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Hockey Annual 1964
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Two Great Hockey Publications!
• Get the Inside Information on Hockey • STATISTICS FROM ALL PRO LEAGUES • ACTION SHOTS • YOUR FAVORITE TEAM ROUNDUP • HOCKEY CROSSWORD • FEATURES • CARTOONS • PACKED FULL OF STORIES BY YOUR FAVORITE WRITERS! • TOP HOCKEY COLUMNS • COVERAGE OF ALL PRO LEAGUES! FILL IN FORM AND SEND POSTAL NOTE OR MONEY ORDER…


HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO THE STARS


MONTREAL CANADIENS
Looking At The1963-64 Canadiens ROUSSEAU, BOBBY A victim of the NHL ‘sophomore’ jinx last season, he fell below his peak season of 1961-62 with Canadiens when he won NHL rookie award … Last year counted 19 goals, 18 assists, 37 points in 62 games. Previous year had 21 goals, 45 points … A lightning fast skater, he possesses great slap shot threat … Had distinction of scoring penalty shot goal with slap shot… Starting third year with Montreal. Canadiens; b. Montreal, Que., July 26/40; 5’10”, 165 lbs.; shoots right. RICHARD, HENRI This game little competitor bounced back last season from injury-riddled 1961-62 campaign to rank as the NHL’s fourth highest point man… Led league in assists with 50 … Counted 23 goals, 73 points in 67 games … Pushed career goal total to 184 and…


The Inside Story On the Scooters
HOCKEY’S hottest line for the past few seasons has been the “Scooter Line” of the Chicago Black Hawks. During that time, the Scooters have sparked Chicago to the 1961 Stanley Cup and the finals in 1962, come up with an All-Star center and a Stanley Cup playoff record that season, and last year produced two of the National Hockey League’s top scorers over the first part of the season. As a unit they have played some of the most exciting hockey in every rink in the six-team NHL circuit and done it consistently. The Scooters—with Stan Mikita at center, Ab McDonald at left wing and Ken Wharram at right wing—are not yet to be classed as a “great” line. They must be judged on that score over a longer period of time. But…