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Very nice1-sheetitem from vintage pages of asports publication from the year indicated in the title.
Dimensions are approximately5x7\"
May have a patina that will show signs of yellowing or light wear. We try to depict the item in the photo the best we can but some blemishes may not be picked up in the scanning process.
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This page from a sports publication highlights the Central Hockey League (CHL) during the 1974 season, showcasing key figures and teams within the league. At the top, Emory Jones is prominently featured as the league president, indicating his significant role in overseeing operations and promoting the sport during this era. The layout includes a list of teams, each accompanied by their respective management details, coaching staff, and home ice capacities. Notable teams include the Albuquerque Six Guns, Oklahoma City Blazers, and Dallas Black Hawks, each with unique affiliations and home arenas, such as the Tingley Coliseum and State Fair Coliseum. The Dallas Black Hawks, for instance, had a capacity of 7,490 and were affiliated with the Chicago Black Hawks, reflecting the interconnected nature of hockey leagues at the time. The publication also mentions the Fort Worth Wings and Omaha Knights, providing a comprehensive overview of the league\'s structure and its teams\' operational details, which were crucial for fans and stakeholders in understanding the competitive landscape of hockey in the 1974 season.
Emory Jones, Jack Weaver, Sid Abel, John Choyce, Donnie Andrews, Jay Bratcher, Y. N. McCrary, Charles Morris, Bobby Kromm, Wayne Reid, R. E. Johnson, Aut Erickson, Ed Chadwick, Ken Friedman, Jerry Strong, Fred Creighton, Curtis Gordon, Gerry Maloney, Ray Miron, Max Fisher, Al Bryant