Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 October 1951 — Page 34

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HARRY LEVINSON |: THE Detroit Red Wings

i ‘ 1 . 1 37 N. Penn., lllinois and Market TK SUITE LAST “NIGHT Chicago 2, Montreal 2 (tie) 1c 1

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_today and the Caps snapped to attention by sending to the Motor City promising Rookie ‘Center Alex DelVecchio. It is a straight trade with the Caps getting Center Larry Wilson in return. The deal follows the

Caps’ 6-to-5 overtime victory here over Providence last night when

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DelVecchio accounted for four

RB assistawr a It' was the first time in three home games for the 3692 customers that Indianapolis won a game in the Coliseum. The front line of DelVecchio, Vic Stasiuk and Bert Hirschfeld accounted for five goals and six assists, u a & STASIUK became the first Cap! player this season to turn in the three-goal hat trick and it was Hirschfeld who lashed in the winning goal at 2:18 in the overtime session. The Caps’ management believes that) if any Detroit-Indianapolis player deals are to happen, let's have them early in the season. So Larry Wilson will replace DelVecchio in the front line for the week-end series with St. Louis. n = 5 THAT series will go a long way in telling just how powerful the Caps are this season. The Fly-

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lis center traded today to the Detroit Red Wings, watches the course of the puck last night as the Caps defeated Providence here, 6 to 5, in an overtime game. At left is Providence Defenseman Moe Morris. The surprised man is the Reds’ Goalie Bobby

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ers, whose ex-Caps include Don Morrison, Pat Lundy, Cliff SimpsqQn, Steve Black and Jack Taylor are tied for the Western Division lead with Pittsburgh. Larry Wilson's return breaks up the Wilson brother-act. Apparently the Red Wings are satisfied with Johnny Wilson's play. Although he was out of 17 games here last season with injuries, Larry collected 12 goals and 2¢ assists. : It also is reported that when the Caps’ injured Lou Jankowski recovers from a fractured skull, he probably will remain with the 'Wings skating on a line with DelVecchio and the veteran Tony

siuk after Jack Stoddard had scored first for ‘Providence.

Providence tied it up at 3-3 in the second period as the Caps’ Goalie, Glenn Hall, got his worst play of the season out of way. Roger Bedard and Donat Deschenes scored within a minute of each other with Deschenes skating around the cage and squeezing the puck. between Hall and the cage post. At 6.28, Hirschfeld tied it up for the Caps. Both teams scored twice in the third period. Stasiuk swished a long unassisted shot by Rookie Bobby Perreault at 1:34 and regis-

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around from behind the cage and! fooling Hall. DelVecchio was whistled off for tripping at 19:44 and sat out 1 minute and 16 seconds of the sudden-death overtime period. "Al-

though the Caps were short-

handed, the Reds didn't get off one shot. Then at 2:18, Hirschfeld let go with a shot from the ‘side for the winning goal. .

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game was Bill Morrison of the National Hockey . League and watching the whistle-tooting was Carl Voss, NL umpire-in-chief, The American and National Hockey Leagues have a working agreement this season whereby one NL official will work each month in the American Hockey League.

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2 # an Ray LaPlante sent the puck be- ILL. at INDIANAPOLIS: Goal, Halli defense,| HE Caps held a 2 to 1 lead/tween Hall's legs at 7:37 and SACKS BROS. OHI0

Folk, Coflin; center, DelVecchio; wings, . Y 3 Hirschfeld, Stasiuk; alternates, Durham, 8t the end of the first period on teammate Chuck Scherza tied it Hay, O'Grady, Sclisizzi, Reibel, McKay, goals by Enio Sclisizzi and-Sta- up for the Reds at 15:03 skating Giesebrecht, McComb, Heller, dirt ainindb imoetian : - - : Providence: Goal, Perreault: defenze, A. Michaluk, Lavell; center, Davies: wings, Pepin, Stoddard; alternates, McCallum, Morris, Powell, Bedard, Scherza, Deschenes,

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men, Johnny Sorrell and Hal Jackson, SHAME T' SPO! SCORE BY PERIODS PRETTY LITTLI INDIANAPOLIS 2 1 Providence 1 2 SCORING SUMMARY FIRST PERIOD: 1-—Providence, Sioddard (Pepin, Davies: 2:33: 2—INDIANAPO- | LIS, Sclisizzi (O'Grady! 9.34. J-—INDIAN-| APOLIS, Stasiuk (DelVecchio, Folk) 14:24.} Penalties—McCallum (boardchecking) 9:54, McComb (boardchecking) 10:29.

| SECOND PERIOD: 4-—Providence, Be-| WITH YOUR Nh OR T PCOAT dard (LaPlante, Kapusta) 3:24. 5—Providence, Deschenes (Scherza) 4:31. 6—INDI- ) 3 ANAPOLTS, Hirschfeld DelVecchio, Stasiuk) 6:28. Penalties—A. Michaluk (trip-

° % ping: 7:48, Stariuk (highsticking) 8:12, Morris (slashing, fighting) 8:25. Sclisizzt \ (fighting) 8:25, Folk (tripping) 16:21 THIRD PERIOD 7—INDIANAPOLIS. ] Stasiuk (unassistid) 1:34. 8—INDIANAPOLIS, Stasiuk (oifbecchio Hirschfeld) 5:48 9—Providence. Plante (Lavell, Kapusta) |

7:37. 10—Providence, Scherza (Deschenes, | J. Michaluk) 15:03. Penalties—Giesebrecht |

3 (hooking) 11:10, DelVecchio (gloving puck) | 3 119:44. l OVERTIME PERIOD: 11—INDIANAPO- | R LIS, Hirschfeld (DelVecchio, Folk) 2:18, | ; |

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