November 20, 1961; High-Flying Bucs Here
Tuesday (source)
November 23, 1961; Pirnak For Beck At
Penticton (source)
November 27, 1961; Juniors May Recruit More
Juveniles (source)
November 30, 1961; Haples Blues Seek Elusive
Win Saturday (source)
December 4, 1961; Wayne Morris Among To 10
OJAHL Scorers, Wynnychuk Suspended For One Game
& OJAHL Members Meet Here to Discuss League
Problems (source)
December 7, 1961; OJAHL Action In Kamloops
Ends In Fist-Swinging Brawl (source)
December 13, 1961; Infant OJAHL Has Stormy
Start (source)
December 15, 1961; Vees Seek To Avenge OJAHL
Loss (source)
December 18, 1961; Canucks Host OJHL Leaders
(source)
December 21, 1961; Canucks Trek To Kamloops
Saturday (source)
December 22, 1961; OJAHL Action Here Boxing
Day & Buck Sherk Ranks Tenth In Junior 'A'
Points Race (source)
January 2, 1962; Juveniles To Stay In Junior
Ranks (source)
January 4, 1962; Sports Round-Up by Terry
Steward & Junior Blues Showing Well On The
Road (source)
January 8, 1962; Blues Winger Still Among
Junior Top 10 (source)
January 15, 1962; Canucks Host Junior Vees
Tuesday Night (source)
January 18, 1962; Kamloops Ace Centre Leads
OJAHL Scoring (source)
January 25, 1962; Canuck Centre Seiko Ouchi
Receives Game Misconduct (source)
January 29, 1962; Junior Tilt Here Tomorrow,
Jones Doudtfull Stater / Seiko Ouchi High Canuck
In Point Race / OJAHL Playoff Dates Set At Sunday
Meeting (source)
February 1, 1962; Sports Round-Up by Terry
Steward (source)
Playoffs
February 5, 1962; Kamloops Rockets Dominate
1962 OMJAHL All-Stars (source)
February 15, 1962; Sports Round-Up by Terry
Steward (source)
Post-Season
March 13, 1962; Composite OMJAHL Team To Play
Rockets Saturday (source)
March 19, 1962; BC Champions Take Wynnychuk
(source)
Note: Articles for individual games can be found
beside each game score under heading 'RECAP' as
Gm# (source)
Ron Ball, Mannie Blaney, Gary Dickson, Dale Frandsen, Garth
Gill, Dave Millar/Miller, Bob Morrison, Ron Ross, Eddie
Spelay, Al Wejr, Brian Woodward,
Note: A team consisted of 15 players, one goalie, four
defence men, 10 forwards and had to be from the local area.
Overtime was a none-sudden-death 10 minute period. The Jr.
Canadians used juvenile and midget players for most of its
scheduled games.
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