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fool and he was basing his flacts on what he had seen not just hearsay Dvrlng 0hr Hm Thompson was out with the tn ury Ross had Frankie undergo test and the chunky oungstcr came through with flying colours In prac Ice scsstons he fined 25 shots at Frankie from 10 out rangeNand dtdnt score goat When Tiny return ed he vargjyen the very same test and was scored upon six times In his first start In goal Brimsek was beaten 20 by the Canadicns in Montrealt This gave the Boston an only more reason to holler or Ross head served on platter But the managers taith in his prote failed to waver and he stuck with hlm between the pea against the Black Hawks in Chicagor Brimsek rewarded Arts confidence in him with sparkling 50 rout SPORTS CHATTER NOT some FRANKIE Ever sineflu Boston Bruins of the National Hoc key League traded Frankle Brimsekaome 14 years ago theyve had to make do with goalies of lesser yariety to comparison tothe onetime great star Frank filled the Bostonnets from 1938 to 1949 missing 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tnumphcd 20 and the jam changed to cm Thu big om nma in the third game when Boston patrons wcrqgivcn their first look at he kid whod stolen the beloved Thompsons 50 He was greeted with cold silence enough to make any man shiver where he slood 1111 lnur of Hurnjm Walling angrily to see who Eoss wouid lck to replace Thompson the Beantowners were me ed to the hilt when it was announced young Frankle Brimsek had been called up to fill the vacancy Then out the blue live game after Thump sons return the tiny one was sold to Detroit or 515000 Boston fans loyal Thompson supporters were so arroused they accused manager and coach Art Ross of everything under the sun In spite of hls impressive showing in his initial game Brimsek was sent down to Providence Unfor tunately he had been filling in or the injured Cecll Tiny Thompson Although Thompson was aging at 33 his spectacular goal tending remained the same This was proven the previous year when Tiny won the Velina Trophy for the fourth time wonder how many of them knew that the day of Frankies debut in the NHL one of his teammates had to help feed the 23ycarold bundle of nerves his dinner But somehow he pulled himself together and won the 1938 opener against Toronto One on oh In Brimsek refused to show his new vousness and become cool indifferent and deadpan ned Because of that they called him Frigld Frankle To the scribes Frankie was sullen colourless er Iormer who did good job but hardly ever succum ed to postgame Interviews Although ghey labelled him Fri Id Frankie few of the writers were really aware of ow tense he was before game Man mm1mj maxim IAN 1Wl During his filaying days with Boston he was tag ged with two nic namesi One Mr Zero for which he was known throughout the sport The other Frigid Frankie given to him by hockey writers of the day The Mr ero monickor resulted when Brimsek set National Hockey League record of 231 minutes and 54 aecands of shutout goaltending This mark held up strong or almost decade 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