The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-11-12
SPRINGFIELD 10 | OPEN ICE SEASON
 AIN. H. ARENA
Indians and Eagles Hop Off To-nIbrrOw Night in First 1882 Contest Powers in Charge
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New Haven, November IF
 Eddie Powers and his gang of Eagies, fourteen Strong, arrived in this city yesterday afternoon from Oshawa, Ontario, ali look ing fit ana ir good shape ready for the opening of the Canadian American Hockey campaign at the Arena on Sunday night against the Springfield Indians.
 Tired of fighting the Eagles dur ing the past two years Powers ex- pressed himself as mighty pleased to have a change of scenery ana only too anxious to battle for the locals with the same zest as dis played while guiding the alien | Tiger outfit on local ice. Powers | is well satisfied with the work of the Eagles thus far and although | 1t is impossible to judge at this time, he expects his charges will be in the upper division from the start.
 l Of the new faces that Will be seen when the Eagles take the ice night. Powers is much impressed with the form flashed by two red- heads. in the work0utBSa at Oshawa. The men are Jack Doran, 18O | against the Indians on Sunday pound, 22 year old defense man, and Red Johnson, left winger and center, who, though a trifle light, I weighing 156 pounds, gives prom l ise of developing into quite a l player. Doran halls from Marl- bofo. while Jackson comes from Winnipeg. =. | So enthused is Powers over the work of Dorarf that he has named the huge redhead to team-up on the defense with Chris Speyer on
 Sunday night when the opening whistle is sounded. In the nets, as already announced, will be the re- liable Bobby Roberts.
 On the Line
 Completing the Eagles starting
 lineup on Sunday night will fpe Hub Wilson and Dodger Collins on the wings and Lloyd Jackson at center-ice. The above trio were prime favorites during the last campaign, especially Ceilings, who after slow start came fast at tne end of the season and was one oi | tn0 SSASVn dAu W06 VAAO VA " Simpson's most valued front line men. Of Wilson and, Jackson, lit- tle need be said, they were plug gers at all times and another year of seasoning in the Can.Am should I find them almost ready for the Amerks.
 Ellis Pringle, ex- Eagles defense man and with the Bronx Tigers
 last season, returns to the local nest again for duty on the defense while Whittles and Hal Pickettes
 are two newcomers. ssYip'' Radiey, smiling and look. ing fit to swap body checks witt all corners, Paul Paddy Paddon "Fiash'' Burmeister and little Cor die Kuhn also checked in.
 . Jackey Forbes, who may be use' as league-goalie during the season is due to report to Powers today . Forbes is still the property of thu Americans but with six clubs in til, league 1t is expected that he ma, be used throughout the circui
 when emergencies arise due to m
 jurfes.
 Il The Eagles will have a new trainer during the i. campaign Archie Campbell, who doctored the
 mnscles and briuses of the Brona
 Tigers last season, will see to |
 that the Eagles will not pull UT
 with too many lame muscles.
 workouts at Oshawa closed or Tuesday at 10 a. n., and the nex'
 season on the frozen surface fol
 the Eagles will be at the Arena on Saturday night when the public
 time Trainer Campbell will keer | M invited to attend. In the mean.
 the boys in trim with long hikes
 and a few of them may get in 1 round of golf.