Game 20: Boston 0 at Detroit 4

Four different players scored, including three who tallied their first goal of the season, as Detroit Red Wings shutout Boston Bruins, 4-0 at Olympia Stadium.

The win snapped a four-game winless streak for Detroit (3-2-2). Bruins (3-4-0) saw their two-game winning streak come to an end.

Ted Lindsay started the scoring with his fourth goal, on the power play, at 11:53 of the first period.

Marcel Pronovost, Gord Strate and Red Kelly all found the twine for the first time this season.

Bruins lifted goalie Don Simmons after two periods and 28 shots and three goals, replacing him with Terry Sawchuk, who lost his starting job to Simmons earlier in the year.

There were two fights in the game: Don McKenney (Bruins) and Al Arbour (Red Wings) in the first period, and then Boston's Floyd Hillman and Detroit's Marty Pavelich tangled in the third period.

Bruins managed just 18 shots on goal as Glenn Hall registered his first shutout of the season.

1st Period
DET- Lindsay (Howe, Kelly) PPG 11:53
DET- Pronovost (Ullman, Godfrey) 16:52

2nd Period
DET- Strate (McNeill, Arbour) 16:43

3rd Period
DET- Kelly (Howe, Lindsay) 14:42

SOG
BOS 8-5-5 = 18
DET 14-14-10 = 38

PP: BOS 0-2; DET 1-4

Goalies
BOS- Simmons (28 shots, 25 saves); Sawchuk (0:00 3rd; 10 shots, 9 saves)
DET- Hall