The Archive · 1938

Three Goals by Bruins

With Brimsek offering an airtight defence, the forwards of the Bruins cut loose and broke through the Rangers with easefto send the puck to the Canadiens, the Red Wings dropped into last place, which prior to tonight's game was occupied only by the Canadiens.

The Black Hawks started their climb to the top by crushing the Americans. A dull game until the final quarter, the sudden surge of offensive tactics in the last period by the Hawks made the tussle a thriller. Leading by only one goal and with the™Amerks pressing, the Hawks rallied and, staging one invasion after another in a blaze of brilliant skating and stickwork, they broke through for three goals in a few minutes to settle issue.—United Press.

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