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Goaltender Defense

Jimmy Watson
Defense

Bobby Clarke Bill Barber
Center Left Wing

it+)Official FLYERS vs. Attendance
Date
Score Sheet Referee

Linesmen

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G Shots No Per

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D 3

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Goaltenders

Home Away

• February 2 Colorado • February Chicago
6 St. Louis Cleveland
Thursday 9 Vancouver Wednesday 1 Boston
Monday 12 Washington Saturday 4 Buffalo
Thursday 16 Minnesota Saturday 11 Pittsburgh
Sunday 18 Detroit Thursday 23 Washington
Thursday 19 New York Islanders Saturday 25
Saturday Sunday 26
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7 Atlanta • March
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Bernie Parent 12 Colorado Wednesday 1 Toronto
Sunday 18 Buffalo Montreal
Tuesday 20 New York Islanders Saturday 4 New York Rangers
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Ashburn Territory?

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"Dear Flyer Fans,

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Flyers' Yea~by-YearRecord

Season wGP L T GF GA Pts. Finished Playoff Result

1976-77 80 48 16 16 323 213 112 1st, Patrick Division Lost Semifinal
1975-76 1st, Patrick Division Lost Final
1974-75 80 51 13 16 348 209 118 1st, Patrick Division Won Stanley Cup
1973-74 1st, West Division Won Stanley Cup
1972-73 80 51 18 11 293 181 113 2nd, West Division Lost Semifinal
1971 -72 5th, West Division Out of Playoffs
1970-71 78 50 16 12 273 164 112 3rd, West Division Lost Quarterfinal
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1968-69 78 37 30 11 296 256 85 3rd, West Division Lost Quarterfinal
1967-68 1st, West Division Lost Quarterfinal
78 26 38 14 200 236 66

78 28 33 17 207 225 73
76 17 35 24 197 225 58
76 20 35 21 174 225 61
74 31 32 11 173 179 73

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Flyers' NHL Monday Night and
TV Schedule Saturday Hockey

• February • February 4 Buffalo at Minnesota
Saturday 6 St. Louis at Flyers
1 Chicago . .. 8:35 p.m. Monday 11 Flyers at Boston
Saturday 13 Toronto at Buffalo
4 Cleveland .... 8:05 p.m. Monday 18 Atlanta at Islanders
Saturday 20 Buffalo at Montreal
6 St. Louis ..... 8:05p.m. Monday 25 Colorado at St. Louis
Saturday
11 Boston . ... . . ... .. 1:15 p.m. Buffalo at Boston
Montreal at Buffalo
23 Buffalo . 8:05p.m. Boston at Flyers
Montreal at Minnesota
25 Pittsburgh 8:05 p.m. Boston at Rangers
Islanders at Flyers
26 Washington . 7:05 p.m. Washington at Montreal

• March • March 4 Rangers at Atlanta
Saturday 6 Rangers at Islanders
1 Toronto ..... ... ...... .. 8:05p.m. Monday 11
Saturday 13 The NHL '78 network series
4 Montreal ... . 8:05 p.m. Monday 18 will be televised over WTAF-TV,
Saturday 20 Channel29.
11 Boston . 1:35 p.m. Monday
Saturday 25
15 Rangers . 7:35 p.m.

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25 Minnesota . ... 9:05 p.m. Saturday 1
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28 Colorado . .. 9:35p.m. PRISM

• April • February
Thursday
1 Los Angeles . . 11:05 p.m. Sunday 2 Colorado
Thursday 12 Washington
4 Islanders .. .......... 8:05p.m. Saturday 16 Minnesota
18 Detroit
8 Atlanta . .... 8:05p.m.

All TV games on WTAF-TV, • March 5 St. Louis
Channel29. Sunday 7 Atlanta
Tuesday 11 Boston
All games broadcast on Radio Saturday 18 Buffalo
WIP/ 610. Saturday 23 Toronto
Thursday

• April 9 Minnesota
Sunday

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By Allen Abel
Of the Toronto Globe and Mail

Long Live the King

He stands at the gate during practice and the Maple Shared by @HockeyMagazines
Leafs spray ice chips at him. They frown and scowl as
they skate past him, gesturing with high sticks and butt Frank "King" Clancy
ends. He puts his dukes up, ready to tangle, and then he . .. young at heart
and his tormentors laugh. He is 75 but he is still one of
with his sons in Shawville, Que. "We shared a suite at
the boys. the Royal York when I first went to the Leafs, cost us
If youth truly is wasted on the young, then King $1.11 a day. King had his car up there. He'd have a girl -
friend and I'd get in the back seat and we'd drive the
Clancy should be a wasted man by now. His young years girl home, then we'd go out and have some fun .
passed by long ago, passed in long-forgotten arenas in
battle with long-forgotten men. They had a night for him "Mind you, we didn't do anything wild in those days.
at Maple Leaf Gardens in 1934, on St. Patrick's Day of Living in a hotel, you never knew who would be sitting
course; it was one of those occasions club owners now in the lobby to say 'Hmm, there's Clancy and Finnigan
use to thank oldtimers for their services and to tell them and it's 5 a.m.' Conn Smythe always reminded us that
there was a train waiting to take us to the minors.
to get lost.
King Clancy made the shortest speech of his life that "We had quite a set-up," Finnigan says. "We certainly
had a good time. We never talked about our future , what
night. They slid him out on a sled, costumed as Old King would happen to us after we finished playing . He went
t Cole, white beard, pipe and all. He was 31, ancient as into refereeing, of course, then they talked him into
coaching-no, he never talked about staying in hockey
defensemen go. He doffed his robe to reveal a green this long."
uniform with a white shamrock on the back and skated
to the microphone; 11,000 spectators harkened. Darryl Sittler, star center of the Maple Leafs, knows
what Clancy wants these days. "He just wants us to win
"We are lost, the captain cried," Clancy said. He so badly," Sittler says. More than 40 years after hockey
skated away. The match with the Rangers began. waved its King a fond salute, he still is able to delight
in the sport he helped to build. At 75, he is not lost.
He turned 50 in Pittsburgh, coaching the minor-league
Hornets. They beat Syracuse that night in 1953, trounced
them 8-1. One of the goal scorers for Clancy's Hornets
that night was young John Mclellan. Nineteen years
later, Mclellan, racked by ulcers at the age of 43, was
forced to abandon his position as coach of the Maple
Leafs. Clancy, 69, replaced him.

To most of us who came along in the television age,
Clancy was the funny little guy who monopolized the in-
termissions whenever he appeared. The announcer
would hand him the microphone and go for coffee, con-
fident that the King would keep the viewers from tuning
to Perry Mason or the Kraft Music Hall. We laughed at
him; we never had seen him counsel a troubled young
player or heard him sing Yessir That's My Baby as he
skipped toward Customs and Immigration at 3 a.m.
after a bumpy flight from Boston.

"The first time I met him was in Saskatoon when I
was playing junior," says Lanny McDonald, who now
wears Clancy's No. 7 for the Maple Leafs. "My family
had always listened to the Leafs ' games, so I knew what
an important man he had been wi th the team, but meet-
ing him, 1 thought, 'Wow! He has so much life in him.' "

Clancy can be seen at Maple Leaf Gardens when
Toronto plays, pounding his gnarled fists on the sill of
the private box behind the North goal. "I see him there
all the time," says Frank Finnigan , "waving and laughing
-1 tell you, he's just about the same as when I first
met him."

That was nearly 60 years ago in Ottawa, where the
two young men were starring in the city's highly-com-
petive senior amateur leagues. Clancy preceded the
younger Finnigan, a right winger, to the Ottawa Senators
but both were established major leaguers by the time
Ottawa won the Stanley Cup in 1927. They are the only
survivors of that championship team. Later, both men
moved to the Leafs.

"Yeah, he always had a lot to say, good gibberish,
lots of fun," says Finnigan, 74, from the hotel he operates

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