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HERE’S DANGER There is danger in cropping any game too close, r

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Riwks Move Into Blanking Blueshirts 3-0

times, tied once and lost once in| Hall . 1226 7-23) i¢ Grady) 14.02: 7. Aces, B. six outings. Paille 1 6 8-15) Grady (V. Harris) 16.50. Penalty-| 200TH FOR AN “1D. Carroll 8.09.

Tod ae tie his 200th STANDING Third Peried:- 8. Aces, B. NHL goal, Kenny Wharram and W LT F A Pts/Grady (C. Grady, Grant Grady) rookie Red Hay were the Chicago| Montreal 19 6 7115 73 45| 30: 9. Royals, A. Carroll (Steele) marksmen. Hall turned aside 25) Detroit 16 9 7 88 77 39)5.08; 10. Royals, Whitlock (A. shots and sparkled in the final| Toronto 14 14 6 80° 89 34/Carroll, Shepherd) 12.12; 11. Roy- period as he blocked Bob Kabel’s| Boston 10 17 5 100 118 25| als, Shepherd (A. Carroll; Whit- point-blank shot in the final min-| Chicago 916 7 86 89 25/lock) 12.53. Penalty- K. Ready ute to preserve the shutout. New York 817 6 93 116 22'15.39.

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9 — 1 a.m.: No. 2 Pee Wee vs. No. 4 Pee Wee.

10 — 11 a.m.: No. 1 Bantam vs. No. 3 Bantam.

11 — 12 noon: No. 4 Bantam vs. No. 5 Bantam.

12 — 1.00 p.m.: No. 1 Midget vs. No. 2 Midget.

1.00 — 2.00 p.m.: All Juveniles. Friday, December 25

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Well, that’s enough reflecting for one day. Soon it will be time to close the store and go home to the families.

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