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Reig Hockey (cont'd) The overtime period was one for the books. Marathon broke the tie at 3:37, Johnson from Harpell and Ferguson put a broad smile on the faces of the Marathon supporters. Lindquist from Simoneau and blom wiped smiles and evened the score at 4:49, Bouchard struck the winning goal at 5:46 and Lindquist from Simoneau at 8:48 wrapped up the victory for Superiors, Summary first period, Terrace way, Blom, Simoneau 12:40, Blom Lindquist oimvuucau 15:59, Second ieriod, Terrace Lay, Bouchard 0:06 Marathon, Lanteigne Cox 0:42, Terrace Bay, Smith. Tookenay, vouchard 13:36, Marathon, LeBlanc, Charyna, olan, 18:10. Third: "wrdod, Marathon, Leblanc, Amadeo 4:46, Marathon Henderson, Lanteigne, Cox 6:51. Cvertime, Marathon, Johnson, Harpell, Ferguson 3:37, Terrace Lay Lindquist, Simoneau, Blom 4:49, Terrace bay Bouchard 5:46, Terrace vay, Lindquist Simoneau 8:48, -enalties: First period, Terrace bay, Simoneau, 4:14, Desrosiers16:15, Tookcnay 19315, Marathon, Charyna 6:28, Ferguson 14:55, Misconduct, i Second period: Terrace vay, Hansen P9e20), "Marathon, Henderson 7:02, Goodman 18:18; 'Third: Terrace vay: Tookenay 2:29, Weaver 6:46, Marathon, Ferguson 15:28, - "rortime: Terrace Lay, Hansen, 1:08, Puyae cies fae ineproduced below is a copy.of a letter sent to all teams of. the N.S.H.Li ee Nipigon, Ontario, 8% 7th January 1958, To: 411 Governors, Management of Teams, N.S.H.L. line dv@ 8: CONTiOL AND MANAGEMENT OF TEAMS -- NSHL ---------- SES Cantlemen: _ ;, at a meeting of the Board of Governors , held at Marathon, on Sunday, the 5th of January, 1958, the subject of rough hockey in the North Shore Hockey League was discussed It was felt by those present that a letter should be; forwarded to all concerned covering: this subject.I therefore, am using the medium ~ of a circular memoranctum to make a very, Special. request of team Managers, coaches and players. {cont'd next col.) N.S.H.L. (cont'd) We would 'ask 'that itanagers and coaches have 'full control of their 'players during a hockey game. There has'beén far too much rough play lately,' It is felt 'that managers and coaches should instruct 'their, players to curtail rough play and respect 'referees. ' It has been found that most fans would rather watch a player play the "Old Smoothie" type of hockey than the "Bang Them, Shove Them, Hit Them" type. While it is true that players in this League are not being: pdid and.'play . strictly for the sport of the game, I feel tliey should abide strictly to the rules of the game and' show"respect to all officials. ¥ans must be taken into consideration. . They come -olt on cold nights to both support their team financially and cheer them on to win. . Without this support we would not be able .to carry on. We hope all nianagers coaches and players will make every effort in future to clean up the game and thus have good clean hockey. I have yet to see violence ever win, but it can cause injuries and remorse, There are two teams in this league who have systems whereby they lay down their own rules for various offences. For example, one club sits a player out for another ten minutes when that player receives a misconcuct penalty. This type of control.goes a long way to help keep tempers dowh, and penalty boxes empty,. Gentlemen, this League is. very well respected by the T.B,A.H.A., and by teams under its control, "All I ask is. that every. effort be mace to maintain our prestige, and defeat all comers, with good clean hockey; and this year bring the Thunder Bay Champion- Ship to the North Shore. Good. luck to you. all, ght, Sincerely, (signed) J..E. (Ted) Broughton, Vresident , ; NOTH SHOE UOCKEY Li.GUEs