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fi Shigeru Shiniada. managed to
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| Pacific. Coast League All-Stars
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of training” together -before: ‘the
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; Ontario Hockey Association: Sen+ club. “Pennington ‘comes: out.
‘ior: A< Club,’ said Bobby. Bauer,|-with~ ‘some ; “funny | things: at
interim ‘coach since: Bill Durnan }: ‘times, -He’s"'a" young. guy.” .:

. Ken’ Laufman, another: Dutch-
man “veteran; said: “The spirit’ is
good. We do need. a few horses,
but. I; understand - we're . Betting
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resigned ‘about; ‘three. weeks’ ago,
‘lis “as ‘competent a coach “as
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MONTREAL:
vath, Boston. Bruins’: sharp-!
shooting centre; picked up. five
points . last, week. to ‘regain ‘the
National Hockey, League | ‘Scoring
leadership. -:

His two: goals and ‘three. assists

were the week's fattest points’

collection among. those: ‘presently
within: hailing distance of the
lead.

League statistics released to-
day show. Horvath . with 27° goals
highest ° ‘in the league—and 25
assists. for. 52 points. Bobby Hull
of Chicago Black Hawks counted
only.*one. assist’: and‘ was: de-
throned. His 50. ‘points are made
up of 24 goals and.26 assists: '

Andy. Bathgate: of. New | York.

Rangers’ scored:.a ‘goal’ ‘and three
assists. ‘and, moved up. from ‘a’
fourth= place: tie:into- ‘thitd place.

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‘squad - were.
‘favorites’ of the. crowd: of. 1,766, ;

scored twies
for: the winners and singles went
to: John ‘Halley;; Wally Ander-

Japan’ ‘it. was Toshihiko
Inatsu. and.

for top” spot ‘and. they. meet —

a leading’: 31° assists. for: his. 48.
7m points.” : oy
Jean - ‘Beliveau of. “Montreal

Canadiens ‘fell back.a notch into].
fourth place with: 47 points, scor-
ing. only, a-goal.: His: tow als. ‘are
23-24.

"| STASIUK MOVES. UP |.

ton’s. Vic. Stasiuk—one goal and
two | assists—lifted’ ~him~ from
sixth to fifth place with a goals-
assists mark » ‘of | 16- 29. ‘fer
points.-

of Montreal was blanked “during
the week and dropped from a
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By The Canadian. Press .

‘+ Henry Armstrong, world feath-
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Harvey,. 88,.

Howe, 90;

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“Horvath n tops scorers
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land, ss Chicago nae Hawks a player were:
first all-star. team-in- the balloting at: ‘the. half-way mark. of the. season,

. The ‘second. team, at: this stage,
1s. ‘comprised’ ‘of. ‘two New : York

| Rangers.” ‘gridone. player” each |

from Detroit; ‘Montreal, Toronto
Maple Leafs: itd Boston. Bruins.
Results of the. voting ‘releas-:
: ed ‘today show fight winger.
“Gordie Hove of Detroit. as the

 

seonly. unanimous selection, Te=
.-eeiving the full 90 ‘points. ‘pos-
‘sible.

Defenceman Doug Har-
vey. “of Montreal received 88.
“The: selections, with points;
First» team —.Goal: Jacques
Blante.” “Montreal, “68; defence:
1 Marcel ‘Pronovost,
Detroit, 44;. centre: Jean Beli-
veau, Montreal, 84; wight. wing:
left wing: Bobby. Hull,
Chicago,. B40 8 ”
‘Second... team. — Goal: operry
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s Tom: Johiason, Montreal, 39, Al-.
jan Stanley, Toronto, 35; centre:

Bronco. Horvath, “Boston, 50;
right wing: Andy Bathgate, New
left. wing: ‘Dean. Pren-
TO Vo TE AGAIN | : "

The voting. was ‘done ‘by. hockey
writers, broadcasters and’ tele-
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end’ of ‘the season and’ the point
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counting a goal’ ‘and
two ‘assists, holds seventh Place}

with 42 points. - ag TS

- Gordie’ Howe. of Detroit - Red
Wings, ‘tied with McKenney: a
week ago, “lost -ground with his
single © ‘goal and “now has 40
201. Behind: him.are Bernie
{Boom © Boom). ' Geoffrion and
Dickie. Moore’ of Montreal, with
38..and. 37. points, respectively,
and: Dean. Prentice of New York
with 36. °°
“Phere was no upheaval in ‘the
“standing ~--but — Boston
Bruins,’
feated team, took a firmer hold
on fourth place.
three games.
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good is ‘the ‘United States hockey
team that will. ‘compete in: the
Winger Olympics: at Squaw. Val-
ley; ‘Calif. February | 18-287?

“Tt undoubtedly is the strong- |}

U.S, in’ ‘Olympic: compéetition. and

Jack Riley’ said Monday.
“THe squad is so much better

hesitancy in’ saying that no
more than four or five ‘who
played: with me. in the 1948
Olympics could make this team.”

“Riley. looks for a battle of the
big. five-~Canada, ’ Russia, Swe-
den, Czechoslovakia’. and’ the
U.S, He gays Japan should be
rated the “dark horse.” The
Japanese . are. touring ‘British
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