BOSTON ARENA

28th ANNUAL EASTERNMASSACHUSETTS SCHOOLBOY

HOCKEY TOURNAMENT

Program 25c

GILLETTEINTRODUCES A NEW RAZOR BLADE.

AND MORE.PLATINUM PLUS.

The Platinum-Plus blade ismore than just a new razorblade. It's a totally new conceptin shaving.

Its edge is harder than thebest stainless. And more pre-cise than any edge ever honed.

PLATINUM PLUS WHAT?

The Platinum-Plus bladehas a totally new platinum-chromium edge, exclusive withGillette.

Neither platinum, by itself,nor chrome, by itself, is ideallysuited for a cutting edge.

Relative hardness of ntu: Gillette platinumalloy, ilaialeit steel and chrome, as measuredon the Diamond tiardneu Teller.

Platinum, the most preciousof all metals, though relativelysoft, is almost indestructible.

Chromium, on the other

hand, isn't as chemically dur-able or as long-lived as plati-num.

Combine them in the rightproportions, however, andsomething remarkable hap-pens. You get an alloy that'sharder than either and moredurable than both. A metalthat's strong without beingbrittle. And one that's capableof being handled more pre-cisely than the finest stainlesssteel.

THE PERFECT EDGE.

For some time, Gillette hasknown exactly how thick, howsharp, how precisely tapered ablade edge should be. But theperfect edge always escapedus. Because no metal was hardenough to hold an edge thathad to be calibrated to withinone-millionth of an inch.

Gillette Platinum-Plus cantake such an edge. Consistently.Which means Platinum-Pluscan give you a closer, morecomfortable shave more con-sistently. Blade after bladeafter blade.

THE PERFECT SHAVE?No two beards are alike.

And no two faces are alike.

The end of the Great Compromise; Some guysu'itl put up with anything to get a close shave.Others will settle foranykindof share as longas it's comfortable. The neit Platinum-Plusblade gives you the first of both.

We don't know how manyshaves you'll get from the newPlatinum-Plus blade. Butwhether it's foui; or forty, they'llbe better shaves (in every senseof the word) than you've everenjoyed with any other blade.

More you cannot ask.

GILLETTE PLATINUM-PLUS.THE BLADE YOU'VE ALWAYS WANTED. AND MORE. .'IWW The (,/lltllr l.u., Hmtun. Mj

Boston Arena AuthorityJOHN P. C ii ASF,,

Chairman

JAMES M. LOMBARD JAMES C. BAYI.EY

Secretary-Treasurer

.i 'iioNsK R. K R E Z Z A ROBERT J. WHITNEY

CHARLES J. TOOMF.Y,

General Manager

DON'T JUST SIT THERE!

When was the last time YOU skated?

"THAT'S THE NAMEOF THE GAME"

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IN MEMORY

R. VICTOR STOUT

Athletic Director Boston University

JOSEPH G. TOMASELLO

Gen. Manager, Boston Arena

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EASTERN MASSACHUSETTS

HOCKEY

COMMITTEE

1970

Thomas M. Yonker, Tournament Director, Dedham High School

William Reid, Headmaster, South Boston High School, DistrictNo. 1 Hockey Chairman

Members:

Henry Mclnerney, Brighton High School

William Lowder, Arlington High School

Charles Dolan, Salem High School

Robert McCabe, Boston Public Schools

Earle Cromton, Medford High School

Joseph Fitzgerald, Wellesley High School

Lofts J. McGuire, Dedham Junior High School

Peter Igo, Diocesan High Schools

HEADMASTER'S DISTRICT NO. 1 ATHLETIC COMM

John Conrad, Headmaster, Chelmsford High, Chairman

William Reid, Headmaster, South Boston High School

Brother Gilroy, Headmaster, Xaverian High School

Edward Stewart, Headmaster, Scituate High School

Ralph Duplin, Headmaster, Winthrop High School

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Back row from left are Joseph Fitzgerald, Wellesley High School; Peter Igo,Diocesan High Schools; Lofts J. McGuire, Dedham Junior High School;William Lowder, Arlington High School; Earl Crompton, Medford High School;Robert McCabe, Boston Public Schools; Charles Dolan, Salem High School;Front row from left are William Reid, South Boston High School; Thomas M.Yonker, Dedham High School; Henry Mclnerney, Brighton High School.

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T O U R N A M E N T C H A M P I O N S

1943 —Medford 3, Mel rose 11944 — Medford 2, Needham 2 (co-champions)1945 — Walpole 4, Natick 11946—Needham 5, Lexington 01947 — Arlington 7, Boston Tech 01948 — Maiden Catholic 6, Arlington 31949 — Arlington 7, Framingham 01950 — Melrose 6, Maiden Catholic 21951 —Natick 10, Maiden Catholic 11952 — West Springfield 4, Stoneham 11953 —Walpole 1, Maiden Catholic 01954 — Needham 3, Walpole 21955 — Winchester 4, Belmont 21956 — Lynn English 5, Maiden Catholic 21 957 — Lynn English 2, Melrose 01958 — Cambridge Latin 2, Walpole 11959 — Arlington 1, Melrose 01960 — Maiden Catholic 2, Auburn 11 96 1 — Framingham 3, Needham 01 962 —• Melrose 2, Newton 11 963 — Walpole 2, Arlington 01964 — Arlington 5, Marblehead 11965 — Walpole 1, Norwood 01966—Needham 2, Melrose 01967—Arlington 2, Norwood 11968 —Auburn 3, Arlington 2 O.T.1969 Needham 6, Melrose 3

1969 ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM

The following players were voted on the all-tournament team a year ago by newspaper andradio representatives who covered the proceed-ings:

Goal - - Doug Brooks, Dedham

Defense - - Kevin Hampe, Dedham

Defense - - Larry Piatelli, Brookline

Forward — Robert Ftorek, Needham

Forward - - Steve Dagdigian, Needham

Forward - - Steve Dolloff, Melrose

MOST OUTSTANDING PLAYER:

Robert Ftorek, Needham

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O F F I C I A L S I G N A L S

HOLDING

Clasping either wristwith the other handwell In front of chest.

"WASH OUT"

Both arms swung later-ally across the bodywith palms down.1. When used by the

Referee It meantgoal disallowed.When used by thelinesman It meantthere Is no Icingor no off-side.

2.

SLOW WHISTLE

Either arm, in whichwhistle Js held, extend-ed above head. If playreturns to Neutral Zonewithout stoppage, armIs drawn down the in-stant puck crosses theline.

HOOKINGA series of tuggingmotions with both armsas if pulling somethingtoward the stomach.

CROSS-CHECKING

A serte of forward andbackward motions withboth fists clenched ex-tending from the chest.

ICING

Arms folded across thechest.

INTERFERENCE

Crossed arms stationaryIn front of chest.

Get this SignalTHE SKATING CLUB

OFBOSTONPresents

MISS JANET LYNNNational Ladies Champion

ICE CHIPS OF 1970America's Finest Amateur

Ice ShowAt Boston Arena

Schedule of PerformancesFriday, April 3 — 8 p.m.

Saturday, April 4—2:30 p.m. and 8 p.m.

Sunday, April 3 —2:30 p.m. and 8p.m.

ALL SEATS RESERVED$2.00 $2.50 $3.00 $3.50THE SKATING CLUB OF BOSTON

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MISCONDUCT

Placing of both handson hips several timesand pointing to penal-lied player.

ELBOWINGTapping either elbowwith the opposite hand.

CHARGINGRotating clenched fistsaround one another infront of chest.

TRIPPINGExtending right leg for-ward, clear of the Ice,•nd striking It w(thright hand below theknee.

DELAYED CALLINGOF PENALTY

Referee repeatedlypoints, with free hand(without whistle) toplayer to be penalizeduntil play Is slopped.

HIGH-STICKINGHolding both f ists,clenched, one Imme-diately above the other,at the height of theforehead.

SLASHINGA series of choppingmotions with the edgeof one hand across theopposite forearm.

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