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DOWN THROUGH THE YEARS High School Hockey, North Shore College The North Shore Hockey League was born in the minds of a handful of hockey pioneers and nurtured on the ponds and patches of stable water from Gloucester to Saugus. Before coming to the Sports Center for the 1949-50 season, the league had centered its activity on Getchell's Pit in Marblehead. Then, when the four walls of the Sports Center went up (the roof came later), the league moved "indoors." Here are some of the competitive highlights down through the 21 formal seasons of schoolboy hockey in the league: 1949-50: Gloucester and Classical played 2Vz hours on Friday, Feb. 24, for the league title . . . sudden-death play was then continued on Sunday, Feb. 25 ... Farrell Roberts won it lor Gloucester, 2-1, with a screenedshot at 0:39 of the five-minute period. The North Shore League record for "quickie" goals is held, team-wise by Swampscott, which scored jour limes in 47 seconds on Feb. 14, 19f>9, while beating Bererly d-0. 1950-51: Classical gained revenge with a 1-0 win over Gloucester after two overtime periods and sudden-death play to capture the title. 1951-52: Classical again beats Gloucester in the showdown, 1-0 . . . Peabody was 11-00 in regular-season play. 1952-53: Gloucester 2, Classical 1 in playoff as the feud continues. 1953-54: Classical 10-0-1, but Danvers beats Swampscott in playoff final. 1954-55: English regime begins. Tippy Johnson leads scoring as sophomore with 2314-37 and English is 11-0-0 . . . English 2, Swampscott 1 in playoff final. Lynn English scored two in eight seconds in 7956 while beating Bereriy 9-0 ... Tippy Johnson at 0:22 of the first period and Ernie Carpenter at 0:30. 1955-56: English 14-0-0 . . . Johnson 3225-57 . . . English 4, Woburn 3 in overtime playoff final . . . English wins state championship. 1956-57: English 12-1-1 as Winchester snays streak at 37 straight (3-2) and Peabody ties Bulldogs 2-2 . . . English becomes first team ever to win State titles back to back. 1957-58: Swampscott (10-1-3) league champ . . . Woburn (7-0-7) third behind Amesbury (10-2-2) . . . Woburn's seven ties a league record . . . Woburn 2, Amesbury 1 in playoff final. On Feb. 14, 1955, English scored three in 33 seconds while beating Salem 7 7-0 ... Spinney at 1:22, Carpenter 7:45, Johnson 7 : 5 5 of the middle period.
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1958-59: Swampscott 12-0-2, English 10-2-2 . . . E n g l i s h 2, Peabody 1 in p l a y o f f f i n a l . 1 9 5 9 - G O : Saugus 14-0-0 . . . MC 1, G l o u c e s t e r 0 in p l a y o f f f i n a l . 1960-61: Gloucester beats MC 1-0 in regular season, but in playoff final it's MC 2, Gloucester 0. 1 9 6 1 - 6 2 : Gloucester 12-0-1, but MC 2, Gloucester 1 in playoff . . . In regular season, Gloucester 2-1 win snaps MC's unbeaten string at 17 straight (includes two tics) . l:.i\!i i / hjii-to-lhu n J f t . i l in //•(' \' »f M.;!Ju; r.'..V/W/<-' !<)(><) . . . !>i Moral i-ri»(l, n 't'cW. ,(/;.;»•/. m .1 g.wic 1 9 6 2 - 6 3 : Swampscott sweeps all . . 14-0-0 on season and nips Gloucester 4-3 in p l a y o f f final. 1963-64: Gloucester 12-2-0 and shuts out Murblehecid 2-0 in p l a y o f f f i n a l . 1 9 6 4 - 6 5 : Swampscott wins f i r s t six . . . M a r b l e h e a d wins f i r s t n i n e . . . but Saugus w i n s league t i t l e at 12-2-0 . . . Marblehead 11-2-1, Classical 11-2-1. O.'/i^c^! lit" ;"•.;/' i- ui- iC'D'nl h\: U\;»i c.itiic ;>! I'i^fi it hi H '/-'/'/'I \<'h>i\i»i .nhl fmi/or Hancood u'irci/ a I ' ' - M ' id " i . ' / d ff the f i r \ p e r / o i l TIIRii S1-('.<>\DS APAR'i ----/> /•'/,(,'//>/' u;i\ 1965-6B: Marblohead 13-0-2 wins league crown and begins unbeaten string which extends to 33 games and 1967 season . . . beaten 4-3 by Classical in playoff showdo w n . 1 9 6 6 - 6 7 : Marblehead 15-0-1 . . . Cahoon j u s t misses Johnson's scoring mark with 53 points . . . Kenty breaks Tippy's goal-record w i t h 3 4 . . . Saugus' C h r i s Serino t h r e a t e n s Spinney's assist mark and ends up 17-25-42 . Danvers' Albie Portelance scores 26 of t e a m ' s goals for season and sets record w i t h 1 2 i n a r o w . . . n o L y n n skater o n league all-star team first time in history. ()JJc\I
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LEAGUE RECORDS MOST GOALS — 34, E d K e n t y , MC, 1967 (16 games) 32, Tippy Johnson, English, 1956 (14 games) MOST ASSISTS — 29, Don Spinney, English, 1956 MOST POINTS, SEASON — Johnson, 57 in 1956 Toot Gaboon, Marblehcad, 53 in 1967 MOST POINTS, CAREER —
Johnson, 83-56-139 (39 games) Konty, 88-36-124 (48 games) Cahoon, 60-54-1 14 (48 games) MOST GOALS, 1 GAME — Tom S u l l o , Saugus, 6 vs. Amesbury, 1959 Frank Harris, MC, 6 vs. St. John's, 1965
MOST ASSISTS, 1 GAME — Ed Callahan, Woburn, 7 in 1961 Dana K n o w l t o n , Gloucester, G in 1968
MOST POINTS, 1 G A M E — Callahan, 3-7-10 vs. Classical, 1968 MOST GOALS, 1 PERIOD — Johnson, 4 in 1957 B i l l y Hinch, Swampscott, 4 in 1963 Frank Harris, MC, 4 in 1965 MOST ASSISTS, 1 PERIOD — Dave Weaver, Danvers, 4 in 1958 Dana K n o w l t o n , Gloucester, 4 in 1968 CONSECUTIVE GOALS, 1 GAME — 5 by Johnson in 1957 5 by Bob Clark, Danvers, in 1597 5 by Leo Dupere, Amesbury, in 1958 CONSECUTIVE GOALS, 1 SEASON — A l b i e Porlelance, Danvers, 12 in 1967 Dick Gcrring, Gloucester, 11 in 1957
MOST GOALS BY A LINE — 70 by English in 1956 MOST ASSISTS BY A LINE — 67 by English in 1956 MOST POINTS BY A LINE — 137 by English in 1956 TOTAL GOALS BY A TEAM — 106 by English in 1956 TEAM GOALS, 1 GAME — Woburn, 15 in 1961 MC, 13 in 1960 English, 13 (twice) in 1955-56 St. John's, 13 in 1969 MOST TIES, 1 SEASON — Woburn 7 in 1958 (7-0-7) CONSECUTIVE TIES, 1 SEASON — Woburn, 4 in 1957 and 1964 MOST STOPS BY A GOALIE — Jerry Ryan, Marblchead, 50 vs. English,
1959 GOALS ALLOWED, 1 SEASON — Ron Tanner, English, 3 in 1956 GOALS ALLOWED, 2 SEASONS — Tanner, 9 in 1955 and 1956 SHUTOUTS, 1 SEASON — Tanner, 9 in 1956 SHUTOUTS, 2 SEASONS — Tanner, 15 in 1956 CONSECUTIVE SHUTOUTS — J o h n B u r n e t t , Gloucester, 6 in 1 0 6 6 (Tanner had 15 s h u t o u t s in 25 schoolboy games) WIN STREAKS — L y n n English, 37 s t r a i g h t wins, 1956-57 Sciurjus, 3fi straight (includes ties), 1958-60 Marblehoad, 33 straight (includes tics), 1967-68
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HOCKEY PROGRAM SATURDAY, DECEMBER 13 JAMBOREE WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 17 3:30 P.M. Peabody vs Danvers 5:00 Maiden Catholic vs Amesbury 4:30 English vs Winthrop FRIDAY, DECEMBER 19 4:15 P.M. St. M a r y ' s vs Saugus 7:45 Salem vs Gloucester 9:15 B e v e r l y vs Swampscott SATURDAY DECEMBER 20 6:15 P:M, Classical vs Marblehead 7:15 Danvers vi Maiden Catholic 9:15 Amesbury vs St. John's MONDAY, DECEMBER 72 3:30 P.M Winlhrop vs Peabody 5:00 Amesbury vs Classical 4:30 Gloucester vs St. Mary's 8:00 Swampscott vi Salem 9:30 St. John's vs Saugus F R I D A Y . DECEMBER 24 4:15 P.M. St. John's vs Gloucester 7:45 Marblehead vs Beverly 9:15 Sauqus vs English S A T U R D A Y DECEMBER 27 6:15 P.M. Maiden Catholic vs Winthrop 7:45 St. M.iry's vs Swampscott 9:15 Classical vs Danvers MONDAY. DECEMBER 29 l:00 P.M. Salem vs Amesbury 7:30 Winthrop vs Classical 1:00 Swampscott vs SI. John's 5:30 D a n v e r s vs Beverly 7-00 Marblehead vs St. Mary's 8:30 Gloucester vs English TUESDAY. DECEMBER 30 3 : 1 5 P.M. Sauqus vs Peabody 1970
FRIDAY. J A N U A R Y 2 4:15 P.M. Beverly vs Amesbury 7:45 Sauqus vs Maiden Catholic 9:15 Salem vs M.irblehead S A T U R D A Y , JANUARY 3 4:15 P.M. English vs S-ampscolt 7.15 Peobody vs Gloucester 9:15 St. Mnrv's vs Winthrop WEDNESDAY, J A N U A R Y 7" 3:30 P.M. Danvors vs St. Mary's 5:00 Winthrop vs Beverly 6:30 Swarnpscott vs Peabody FRIDAY. JANUARY 9 4:15 P:M. Amesbury vs English 7:45 Danvers vs S.ilem 9J5 Classical vi Swampscott S A T U R D A Y . J A N U A R Y 10 4:15 P.M. SI. John's vs Marblehead 7:45 Beverly vs Siiugus 9:15 Gloucester vs Maiden Catholic WEDNESDAY, J A N U A R Y 14 3:30 P.M: Sauqus vs S.ilem 5:00 S w a m p s c o t t vs Maiden Catholic 4 30 C l a s s i c a l vs Gloucester 8:00 Peabody vs English
FRIDAY, J A N U A R Y u 6 : 1 5 P M. SI M,iry's vs A m e s b u r y 7:45 C l a s s i c a l vs Sauqus 9.15 Salem vs Winthrop S A T U R D A Y , J A N U A R Y 17 6'15 P M St. John's Danvpr 7^5 English Marblehe 9 15 Beverly Glouceste T U E S D A Y J A N U A R Y ;o 3 30 P.M. St Mari Cl= •
W E D N E S D A Y JANUARY 21 3:30 P.M. Winlhrop vs St. John's 5:00 Enqlish vs Danvers 6:30 Amesbury vs Peabody F R I D A Y J A N U A R Y 23 6:15 P.M. English vs Salem 7:4B Gloucester vs Winthrop 9:15 St. John's vs St. Mary's S A T U R D A Y J A N U A R Y 24 4:15 P.M. Marblehead vs Pcabody 9:15 Maiden Catholic vs Classical 7:45 Swarnpscott vs Danvers T U E S D A Y , J A N U A R Y 77 3:30 P.M. Beverly vs St. John'; WEDNESDAY J A N U A R Y 28 3:30 P.M. English vs St. Mary's 5:00 Gloucester vs Saugus 6:30 Peabody vs Salem F R I D A Y J A N U A R Y 30 6 . 1 5 P.M. Gloucester vs Swampscott 7:45 Peabody vs Beverly 9:15 M.irblehead vs Danvers S A T U R D A Y J A N U A R Y 31 6:15 P.M St. John's vs Classical 7:45 Sougus vs A m e s b u r y 7:15 Salem vs Maiden Catholic WEDNESDAY, F E B R U A R Y -1 3-3Q P.M. Beverly vs Classical 5.00 Amesbury vs Marblehead 6:30 Maiden Catholic vs St. Mary's FRIDAY FEBRUARY 6 6:15 P M. Swampscott vs S^uqus 7:45 Danvers vs Amesbury 9:15 St. Mary's vs Pcabody SATURDAY FEBRUARY 7 4:15 P.M: Winthrop vs Marblehead 7:45 English vs St. John's 9:15 St, Mary's vs Peabody S A T U R D A Y FEBRUARY 7 6 : 1 5 P.M. Winthrpo vs Marblehead 7:45 English vs St. John's 9:15 Maiden Catholic vs Beverly WEDNESDAY, F E B R U A R Y II 3:30 P.M. Danvers vs Winthrop 5:00 Marblehead vs Swampscort 6:30 Classical vs Salem F R I D A Y , FEBRUARY 13 4:15 P.M. Peabody vs Classical 7:45 Morblehead vs Gloucester 9:15 St. Mary's vs Beverly S A T U R D A Y . F E B R U A R Y 14 4:15 P.M. Sauqus vs D a n v e r s 7:45 Maiden Catholic vs St. John's 9:15 A m e s b u r y vs Winthrop W E D N E S D A Y F E B R U A R Y 18 ?:30 P.M. Winthrop vs Sauqus 5:00 Amesbury vs Gloucester 4:30 Salem vs St. John's B:00 Maiden Catholic vs Enqlish F R I D A Y F E B R U A R Y 20 6 : 1 5 P M. S.ilem vs St. M a r y ' s 7:15 Si. John's vs Peabody 9:15 Swampscott vs Amesbury S A T U R D A Y , F E B R U A R Y 21 6:15 P M. Boverly vs Enqlish 7:45 Marblehead vs Mrilden Catholic 9:15 Gloucester vs Danvers T U E S D A Y , F E B R U A R Y 24 7:00 P M. Solem vs B e v e r l y 3:30 Winthrop vs Swampscotl 5:00 Classical vs English i.30 Sauqus vs Morblehead 8:00 Peabody vs Maiden Catholic S A T U R D A Y F E B R U A R Y 28 ALL STAR GAME
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