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BFVERLY DEFENDS TITLE —
LEAGUE TAKES NEW FORM
Beverly High Panthers will be back in
this 26th formal season of North Shore
League action seeking to retain its
schoolboy hockey title, the second for
Beverly in three years. This season,
though, it will be under the guidance of
new head Coach Jerry Ryan. And, there
will be new challengers this season, with
some warily watching oncoming Salem
High.
Though not official, this may be the
final season for North Shore League
hockey as the loop has been constituted
for so many years. Lynn English, Salem,
and Beverly have entered Northeastern
Conference competition leaving St.
Mary's, St. Johh's Prep, Peabody, and
Maiden Catholic outside the Conference
framework. Most of those involved feel
there will be some format change.
Beverly, allowing only 25-goals last
year while scoring 122, lost only to
Peabody in their 19-1-0 season. They will
be back to face the Tanners — and their
former Coach George Kinnaly, in the
third round feature.
In other coaching changes, Bill
Falasca—formerly with St. Mary's and
Danvers, takes over at Winthrop, and
John Hartnett will lead the Falcons this
year.
Marblehead and Maiden Catholic will
be roaring back this year looking for their
familiar top roosts.
Last year fans were treated to a
preview of sorts when the annual All-Star
tilt was broadened to include the junior
high All-Star teams. Some of those
youngsters will see their first varsity
hockey action before the first week is out.
For the first time three teams broke the
100 goals barrier in one season as
Beverly, M.C., and the Headers turned
the trick. It could easily have been four
clubs with a bit of luck as Winthrop
arrived at the threshold with 99.
Beverly's Bill Gilligan topped the individual race with 43-34-77, and the entire
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Panther front line finished in the top ten.
Winthrop and Saugus each placed two in
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Tragedy threw a pall over the loop in its
late stages as Peabody's veteran Coach
and founding father of the league, Charlie
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FINAL STANDINGS — 1972
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Mike Eruzione, Winthrop
Bill LeClerc, Beverly
Chris Costonis, Winthrop
Tom Colby, Marblehead
Steve Christopher, Winthrop
Roger LeBlanc, Beverly
Bob Holmes, Saugus
Mike Whyte, Saugus
Bob Currie, English
Mike Fidler,M. Catholic
George Hughes, M. Catholic
Tim Howes, Marblehead
Ed Rear don, M. Catholic
Steve Douglass, Gloucester
Ralph Goodwin, M. Catholic
Tom Birmingham, English
Bob Birmingham, English
Bob Whear, Marblehead
Mike Snow, Marblehead
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Above, the Essex Division All-Stars as they lined
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Bill Gilligan, Roger LeBlanc, Bill LeClerc, Bob
Miller, Bill Murphy, Bob Currie, Gordie MacRae,
Tom Birmingham, Pete Cameron, Bob Gilligan,
Bud Yandle, Mike Cole, Bill O'Neil, John Gary, Bill
Cadigan, Tom McNamara, Jeff Good child, and
Paul Costa. Beverly's George Kinnaly was the
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Last year, for the first time, a doubleheader AllStar competition featured the top stars in Junior
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most familiar. Many are now playing varsity
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The mob scene, above, left, was the exuberant
Peabody High team after fashioning an early
season victory over eventual League Champs
Beverly. It was Beverly's only loss of the season.
Beverly Coach George Kinnaly, toft* presents
awards following the All-Star games to his Gilligan
boys. Bob, left, and Bill. They were the key
elements in the Panthers' second league title in
three years.
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League Champion — Beverly High
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Essex Div. Champs — Beverly
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MOST GOALS (Season)
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MOST ASSISTS (Season)
45 — Mike Powers, MC; 71
MOST POINTS (Season)
87 — Paul O'Neil, MC; 71
MOST POINTS (Career)
156 — P a u l O'Neil, MC; '71
MOST GOALS (Game)
8 — Fidler. MC (twice); '70
MOST ASSISTS (Game)
7 — Ed Callahan, Woburn; '61
MOST POINTS (Game)
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MOST GOALS (Period)
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MOST ASSISTS (Period)
4 -— Dave Weaver, Danvers; '58
4 — Dana Knowlton, Gloucester; '68
CONSECUTIVE GOALS (Game)
6 — Fidler, MC; '70
CONSECUTIVE GOALS (Season)
12 — Al Portelance, Danvers; '67
CONSECUTIVE SHUTOUTS
6 — John Burnett, Gloucester; '66
CONSECUTIVE VICTORIES
37 — English; '56-'57
MOST GOALS (by Line)
98 — MC; O'Neil, Powers, Wilkins, 71
MOST ASSISTS (by Line)
111 — MC; O'Neil, Powers, Wilkins, 71
MOST POINTS (by Line)
209 — MC; O'Neil, Powers, Wilkins, 71
MOST GOALS (Team/Season)
125 — M C 71
MOST GOALS (Team/Game)
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FASTEST GOALS
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MOST TIES (Season)
7 _ Woburn; '58
CONSECUTIVE TIES
4 — Woburn; '57 & '64
MOST STOPS (Game)
50 — Jerry Ryan, Mbhd. vs Eng.; '59
GOALS ALLOWED (Season)
3 — Ron Tanner, English; '56
GOALS ALLOWED (2 Seasons)
9 — Tanner, English; '55 & '56
SHUTOUTS (Season)
9 — Tanner, English: '56
Harvey, M.C., 71
SHUTOUTS (2 Seasons)
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S A T U R D A Y , DECEMBER 9, 1972
JAMBOREE
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HOME
T H U R S D A Y , DECEMBER 14, 1972
3:30
Classical vs Saugus
5:00
Winthrop vs Marblehead
6:30
Swampscott vs Danvers
SATURDAY, JANUARY 6
12:30
St. Mary's vs Peabody
2:00
Classical vs Gloucester
3 : 3 0 Swampscott vs Marblehead
5:00
Saugus vs Danvers
6:30
St. John's vs English
8:00
Beverly vs Maiden C.
9:30
Winthrop vs Salem
S A T U R D A Y , DECEMBER 16
12:30
2:00
3:30
5:00
Classical vs Swampscott
Danvers vs Winthrop
Peabodv vs English
St. John's vs Maiden Cath.
6:30
Marblehead vs St. Mary's
8:00
Saugus vs Gloucester
9:30
Salem vs Beverly
MONDAY, DECEMBER 18
3:30
Gloucester VS ST. Mary's
5:00
Swampscott vs Salem
6.30
Peabody vs Beverly
T H U R S D A Y , DECEMBER 21
5:00
English vs Classical
6:30
Saugus vs St. John's
S A T U R D A Y , DECEMBER 23
12:30 Salem vs English
2:00 Classical vs Danvers
3:30 Maiden C. vs Swampscott
5:00
6:30
8:00
9:30
St. Mary's VS Beverly
Saugus vs Winthrop
Gloucester vs Marblehead
Peabody vs St. John's
MONDAY, J A N U A R Y 8
3:30
St. Mary's vs Saugus
5:00
St. John's vs Winthrop
6:30
Marblehead vs English
8:00
Peabody vs Swampscott
T H U R S D A Y , J A N U A R Y 11
3:30
Classical vs Maiden C.
5:00
English vs Gloucester
6:30
Beverly vs Winthrop
8:00
Danvers vs Salem
S A T U R D A Y , J A N U A R Y 13
2:00
Swampscott vs St. Mary's
3:30
Peabody vs Saugus
5:00
Salem vs Classical
6:30
Danvers vs Beverly
8:00
St. John's vs Marblehead
9:30
Gloucester vs Maiden C.
MONDAY, J A N U A R Y 15
3:30 Classical vs Beverly
5:00 Salem vs Gloucester
6:30 English vs Swampscott
8:00 Maiden C. vs Saugus
T U E S D A Y , DECEMBER 26
4:30
St. Mary's vs. English
6:00
Salem vs St. John's
7:30
Saugus vs Beverly
9:00
Maiden C. vs Peabody
THURSDAY, J A N U A R Y 18
3:30 Classical vs St. John's
5:00 St. Mary's vs Winthrop
6:30 Marblehead vs Maiden C.
8:00 Peabody V s Danvers.
T H U R S D A Y , DECEMBER 28
12:30
St. Mary's vs Maiden C.
2:00
Salem vs Peabody
3:30
Danvers vs Marblehead
5:00
Classical vs Winthrop
6:30
English vs Saugus
8:00
St. John's vs Beverly
9:30
Swampscott vs Gloucester
S A T U R D A Y , J A N U A R Y 20
S A T U R D A Y , DECEMBER 30
2:00
St. John's vs Danvers
3:30
Beverly vs Salem
5:00
Classical vs Marblehead
6:30
English vs Maiden C.
8:00
9:30
Winthrop vs Gloucester
Sauqus vs Swampscott
MONDAY, J A N U A R Y I, 1973
2:00
Swampscott vs Winthrop
3:30
Danvers vs Gloucester
5:00
Sauqus vs Marblehead
2:00
S A T U R D A Y , J A N U A R Y 20
2:00
St. John's vs Swampscott
3:30
English vs Winthrop
5:00 Salem vs Saugus
6:30 Peabody vs Marblehead
8-00 Gloucester vs Beverly
9:30
St. Mary's vs Danvers
MONDAY, J A N U A R Y 22
5:00
Salem vs Marblehead
6:30
Gloucester vs St. John's
8:00
Winthrop vs Maiden C.
T H U R S D A Y , J A N U A R Y 25
3:30
St. Mary's vs Classical
5:00
Swampscott vs Beverly
6:30
English vs Danvers
8:00
Peabody vs Gloucester
S A T U R D A Y , J A N U A R Y 27
THURSDAY, JANUARY 4
3:30
Classical vs Peabody
5:00
Salem vs Maiden C.
6 30 Beverly vs English
8:00
St. Mary's vs St. John's
2:00
3:30
Danvers vs Swampscott
Marblehead vs Winthrop
5:00
6:30
8:00
St. Mary's vs Salem
Maiden C vs St. John's
English vs Peabody
9:30
Saugus vs Classical
MONDAY, J A N U A R Y 29
3.30 English vS St. Mary's
5:00 Swampscott vs Classical
6 30 Gloucester vs Saugus
8:00 Winthrop vs Danvers
THURSDAY, F E B R U A R Y 1
5:00 St. John's vs Salern
6:30 Beverly vs Marblehead
8:00 Maiden C. vs Peabody
SATURDAY, F E B R U A R Y S
2:00
Marblehead vs Danvers
3 30 Gloucester vs Swampscott
5:00 Peabody vs Salem
6:30
8:00
9:30
Winthrop vs Classical
Beverly vs St. John's
Maiden C. vs St. Mary's
MONDAY, F E B R U A R Y 5
3:30
Marblehead vs Classical
5:00
Beverly vs Peabody
6:30
Danvers vs Maiden C.
8:00
Gloucester vs Winthrop
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 8
3:30
Swampscott vs Saugus
5:00
St. Mary's vs Salem
6:30 Maiden C. vs English
S A T U R D A Y , F E B R U A R Y 10
2:00
Beverly vs St. Mary's
3:30
Winthrop vs Saugus
5:00
Danvers vs Classical
6:30
8:00
9:30
English vs Salem
Marblehead vs Gloucester
St. John's vs Peabody
MONDAY, F E B R U A R Y 12
3:30
St. John's vs St. Mary's
5:00
Winthrop vs Swampscott
6:30
Marblehead vs Saugus
T H U R S D A Y , F E B R U A R Y 15
3 : 3 0 Maiden C. vs Salem
5:00
Winthrop vs Peabody
6:30
Beverly vs English
8:00
Gloucester vs Danvers
S A T U R D A Y , F E B R U A R Y 17
2:00
Classical vs Gloucester
3 30
5:00
English vs St. John's
Danvers vs Saugus
6.30
Peabody vs St. Mary's
8:00
Maiden C. vs Beverly
9:30
Marblehead
vs Swampscott
MONDAY, F E B R U A R Y 19
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6:30
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Team 6
6:30
Team 7
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