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Rémi Royer Rémi Royer ( born February 12 , 1978 , in Donnacona , Quebec ) is a Canadian professional ice hockey defenceman who plays for Rivière - du - Loup CIMT in the Ligue nord - américaine de hockey . Draft . He was drafted 31st overall by the Blackhawks in the 1996 NHL Entry Draft . Career . Royer played 18 games in the National Hockey League for the Chicago Blackhawks . He scored no points but collected 67 penalty minutes .
Sydney Telephones The Sydney Telephones were a senior team that played in the Cape Breton Senior Hockey League . In the 1934 - 35 season the Telephone finished in firat place and lost the league final . They won the league in 1935 - 36 and then lost the Nova Scotia semi final in the 1935 - 36 Maritimes Senior Playoffs . In the 1936 - 37 season the Telephones finished in first place , won the league final , and then lost the Nova Scotia semi final in the 1936 - 37 Maritimes Senior Playoffs .
List of Montreal Maroons seasons This is a list of the seasons and results of the defunct Montreal Maroons NHL club . " Note : GP = Games played , W = Wins , L = Losses , T = Ties , Pts = Points , GF = Goals for , GA = Goals against , PIM = Penalties in minutes "
1972 World Championship The 1972 World Ice Hockey Championships was the 39th edition of the Ice Hockey World Championships . The tournament was held in Prague , Czechoslovakia from April 7 to April 22 , 1972 , and the Czechoslovakia national team won the tournament , the third time they had done so and first since 1949 , ending the Soviet Union ' s streak of nine consecutive titles . For the first time , a separate tournament is held for both the World Championships and the Winter Olympics . Previously , the Winter Olympics tournament was held in lieu of a world championships , with the winner being declared world champion for that year . It also marked the first time in international ice hockey that all goaltenders were required to wear face masks . World Championship Group B ( Romania ) . Played in Bucharest from March 24th to April 2nd . " Poland was promoted to Group A , both Norway and France were relegated to Group C . The French team boycotted the tournament in a protest over their federation ' s failure to finance the team ' s participation in the Sapporo Olympics " World Championship Group C ( Romania ) . Played in Miercurea - Ciuc from March 3rd to the 12th . The Chinese won their first game ever played in a World Championship . " Both Austria and Italy were promoted to Group B . "
Foothills Hockey League Foothills Hockey League was an Intermediate Senior Hockey League that played only one year ( 1936 / 1937 ) and the teams were Clarlesholm ( AB ) , Ft Macleod ( AB ) , Nanton ( AB ) , Stavely ( AB ) , Turnver Valley ( AB ) , and Vulcan ( AB ) found this from the Lethbridge Herald ( Date unknown )
2004 – 05 London Knights season During the 2004 – 05 London Knights season , the Knights broke a Canadian Hockey League record , going 31 games in a row without a loss . During this streak , the Knights accumulated 29 wins and two ties . . The previous record was 29 games , held by the 1978 – 79 Brandon Wheat Kings . During their streak , the Wheat Kings had 25 wins and 4 ties . The Knights streak ended at 31 games after a 5 - 2 loss to the Sudbury Wolves on December 17 . The Knights finished the season with 120 points ( 59 wins , 7 losses , 2 ties ) , breaking their own OHL record set the previous season . Postseason . In the playoffs , the Knights started by sweeping two best - of - seven series against the Guelph Storm and Windsor Spitfires . In the Western Conference final , the Knights defeated the Kitchener Rangers 4 - 1 to win the Wayne Gretzky Trophy . In the OHL finals against the Ottawa 67 ' s , the Knights won the series 4 - 1 to win their first J . Ross Robertson Cup . With the victory , the Knights ended the longest championship drought in the CHL . That same year , the London Knights and the John Labatt Centre were awarded the right to host 2005 Memorial Cup Tournament . In the tournament , they defeated the Rimouski Océanic 4 - 3 on May 21 , the Kelowna Rockets 4 - 2 on May 23 , and the Ottawa 67 ' s 5 - 2 on May 26 . This earned the Knights a bye into the championship game . On May 29 , the Knights defeated Rimouski 4 - 0 to win their first Memorial Cup .
Dany Roussin Dany Roussin is a professional ice hockey player who currently plays for the St . Georges CRS Express . QMJHL . Dany was taken in the first round ( 5th overall ) of the QMJHL Entry Draft by the Sherbrooke Beavers . After two seasons with the Beavers , where he was stuck playing in a defensive role for Sherbrook , Roussin was traded to the Rimouski Océanic . It was with Rimouski where Roussin would start producing offensively . He would finish the 2003 with a point per game average , scoring 38 points in 38 games . That would be enough for Roussin to get noticed by the Florida Panthers , who chose to draft Roussin in the 7th round with the 223rd pick of the NHL Entry Draft . The following year , he finished the season leading the QMJHL with 59 goals in 64 games and finishing second to teammate Sidney Crosby in points . In the 2004 - 05 season , Roussin would put up similar numbers . He would finish 2nd in scoring that season , beating teammate and future Edmonton Oilers 1st round pick Marc - Antoine Pouliot by two points , but finished 52 points behind Sidney Crosby . Rimouski finished 1 - 2 - 3 in scoring that season . This season improved Roussin ' s draft status , where the Los Angeles Kings drafted Roussin in the 2nd round of the 2005 NHL Entry Draft with the 50th pick . Professional . On August 16th , 2005 , Dany Roussin signed a " multi year entry level contract " with the Los Angeles Kings . Roussin spent most of three seasons shuffling between Los Angeles ' ECHL affiliate ( Reading Royals ) and their AHL affiliate in Manchester . On July 1st , 2008 , Roussin was not qualified a tendered offer by the Los Angeles Kings , therefore making him a free agent . Roussin did not receive an offer from any teams during the off season , so he considered going to Europe until he received a call from the Bakersfield Condors . Roussin started the season in training camp with the Milwaukee Admirals . After 5 games , where Roussin scored 3 points , Roussin left Bakersfield for France . On November 8th , 2008 Dany Roussin signed with HC Briançon of Ligue Magnus . In 2009 - 10 he played for the St . Georges CRS Express of the Ligue Nord - Américaine de Hockey .
Bob Sauvé Robert F . " Bob " Sauvé ( born June 17 , 1955 , in Sainte - Geneviève , Quebec ) is a retired professional goaltender , and currently a player agent . Playing career . After a successful junior career with the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League ' s Laval Titan , Sauvé was drafted by the NHL ' s Buffalo Sabres in the 1st round ( 17th overall ) in the 1975 NHL Entry Draft . The World Hockey Association ' s Cincinnati Stingers also selected Sauvé in round 2 ( 16th overall ) in the 1975 WHA Amateur Draft , but his ambition was to play in the NHL . The Sabres selected three goaltenders in the 1975 draft , with Sauvé and Don Edwards being the most notable . Sauvé played four games for the Sabres during the 1976 - 77 season but spent the majority of the year with the AHL ' s Rhode Island Reds , while Edwards was initially the more successful of the two and was the first to stick with the big club in Buffalo . The next season saw Sauvé split time with the Hershey Bears and the Sabres as Edwards ' backup . As the 1978 - 79 season began , Sauvé entered training camp determined to make the NHL for good . Unfortunately , he suffered a broken finger and began the season in Hershey . After Edwards later suffered a sprained ankle , Sauvé was called up to Buffalo , this time to stay . The goaltending duo of Sauvé and Edwards had an immediate impact on the Sabres . Sauvé led the league in goals against average for the 1979 - 80 season and was co - recipient of the Vezina Trophy with Edwards in the same season . Sauvé was traded to the Detroit Red Wings on December 2 , 1981 , but re - signed with the Sabres as a free agent on June 1 , 1982 , after Edwards was traded to the Calgary Flames . Sauvé was joined in nets by a young phenom just out of high school named Tom Barrasso for the 1983 - 84 season , and the duo went on to share the William M . Jennings Trophy for fewest goals allowed in 1984 - 85 . Barrasso was always quick to credit Sauvé for not only helping him but for challenging him with his own strong play . Sauvé was dealt by Buffalo to the Chicago Black Hawks in exchange for a 3rd round pick in the 1986 NHL Entry Draft . Sauvé spent two uneventful seasons in Chicago before signing with the New Jersey Devils as a free agent on July 10 , 1987 . After two seasons in New Jersey , Sauvé announced his retirement from the NHL in 1989 due to chronic back problems . Other . Sauvé ' s younger brother , forward Jean - François Sauvé , also played in the NHL and was briefly a teammate of his older brother in Buffalo . His son Philippe Sauvé is also a professional goaltender who currently plays in Europe for the Hamburg Freezers . Sauvé remained active in hockey after retirement , first as the president of the New Jersey Devil ' s alumni association , then as a goalie coach and later as a player agent . His list of clientele has included many of Quebec ' s biggest names including Patrick Roy , Vincent Lecavalier , Jocelyn Thibault , Pierre Turgeon , Vincent Damphousse and Simon Gagné .
Ron Ashton Ron Ashton ( born May 8 , 1954 in Saskatoon , Saskatchewan ) is a former left winger . He played 36 games for the Winnipeg Jets of the World Hockey Association in 1974 - 75 and scored a goal and three assists . The Minnesota North Stars chose him 78th overall in the 1974 NHL Amateur Draft while the Winnipeg Jets picked him 27th overall in the 1974 WHA Amateur Draft .
1999 Memorial Cup The 1999 MasterCard Memorial Cup took place from May 15 - 23 at the Ottawa Civic Centre in Ottawa , Ontario . Participating teams were the host Ottawa 67 ' s and the winners of the Ontario Hockey League , Quebec Major Junior Hockey League and Western Hockey League which were the Belleville Bulls , Acadie - Bathurst Titan and Calgary Hitmen . The host 67s won their second Memorial Cup , their first since 1984 . The 1999 Memorial Cup set a record for attendance ( since the round - robin format was first used in 1972 ) with a total of 84 , 200 people in 8 sell - out games . It was the first Memorial Cup to be shown on CTV Sportsnet having moved from TSN . The 67 ' s , who had lost in the 2nd round of the OHL playoffs to the Bulls were able to win the Cup having defeated those same Bulls in the Cup semis and then defeating the Hitmen in an overtime thriller where Matt Zultek scored the winning goal . Background . At the beginning of the 1998 - 1999 season , Ottawa ' s new owner , Jeff Hunt vowed to bring home the Memorial Cup that season . The successful new executive was paramount to more than doubling the attendance from the previous season . That was definitely taken into consideration when Ottawa was chosen as the host of the 1999 Cup , as every game would be sold out in the 10 , 525 seat Ottawa Civic Centre . Ottawa had previously bid for the 1996 Memorial Cup but lost the bid to the Peterborough Petes . CHL All - time team . During the 1999 Memorial Cup , the CHL unveiled its " All - time team " at the Civic Centre , with notably two 67 ' s on the team . Special banners were raised in their honour , and except for Parent and Lemieux , the team attended the event . The team was as follows : Source : Scores . Semi - final Final Award winners . All - star team
Marcel Aubut Marcel Aubut , ( born January 5 , 1948 in Riviere du Loup , Quebec ) is a Canadian lawyer , president of the Canadian Olympic Committee and former president and Chief Executive Officer of the Quebec Nordiques of the National Hockey League ( NHL ) . Quebec Nordiques and Hockey . He was a member of the National Hockey League ' s Board of Governors . He is president of the Canadian Olympic Committee and is currently a Quebec City - based lawyer with the law firm Heenan Blaikie . He was also instrumental in the defections of Anton , Marian and Peter Šťastný from communist Czechoslovakia to play for the Quebec Nordiques . Recently , he proposed Quebec City as home of a new NHL team . Aubut argued that with the new NHL collective bargaining agreement and the coming 400th anniversary of Quebec City in 2008 , the city could build a new arena and / or a stadium . On October 9th , 2009 Aubut met with NHL Commissioner Gary Betman for a meeting . The meeting reportedly dealt with plans for a brand new Quebec arena . The unofficial details were that the city of Quebec was a leading candidate for a new franchise or one for relocation .
J . Ross Robertson Cup The J . Ross Robertson Cup is a trophy awarded annually to the winner of the Ontario Hockey League playoff championship . It was presented by and named for John Ross Robertson , the president of the Ontario Hockey Association who served from 1899 to 1905 . Originally it was awarded to the winner of the OHA ' s junior playoffs . In 1933 – 34 it was re - designated for annual presentation to the association ' s Junior A champion . The first Junior A winners were the Toronto St . Michael ' s Majors . When the top junior level in Ontario was again separated into two categories in 1970 – 71 , the Robertson Cup remained with the higher tier as its championship trophy . This has remained constant through the series changing its name to the Ontario Major Junior Hockey League in 1974 and to the Ontario Hockey League in 1980 . Winners ( 1934 – present ) . List of winners of the J . Ross Robertson Cup from 1934 to present . Teams that went on to win the Memorial Cup listed in bold . Winners ( 1919 – 1933 ) . List of winners of the J . Ross Robertson Cup before the Junior A years . Teams that went on to win the Memorial Cup listed in bold . < br clear = " all " > OHA Junior Champions ( 1893 – 1918 ) . List of OHA Junior champions from 1893 to 1918 . < br clear = " all " > Championships by team ( 1919 – present ) . The Montreal Junior Canadiens switched leagues after 1972 . The Kitchener Greenshirts won the 1935 Championship by default , after the Oshawa Generals were disqualified for using an ineligible player . This was a different Kitchener Greenshirts team than the club that later became the Kitchener Canucks , and ultimately the Peterborough Petes .
Dusty Collins Dusty Collins ( born February 28 , 1985 in Gilbert , Arizona ) is an American professional ice hockey player who plays with the Manitoba Moose of the American Hockey League . He had 23 goals , 30 assists , and 126 penalty minutes in 62 games for the Arizona Sundogs of the Central Hockey League .
Western Collegiate Club Hockey Association The Western Collegiate Club Hockey Association is a conference of men ' s club hockey teams from the American Collegiate Hockey Association ( ACHA ) competing at the Division II level . The participating teams come from colleges and universities in the Upper Midwest , including Minnesota , Wisconsin , and Michigan . Each season , teams in the conference play two games against every other team that count towards the conference standings . The overall standings are used to seed the teams for the Conference Tournament , which is held each year in February to determine the Conference Champion . Teams . The current members of the conference include the History . The Western Collegiate Club Hockey Association was formed in March 2003 at the initial meeting of each of the original members at Coffman Memorial Union on the campus of the University of Minnesota in Minneapolis . The five original members were : Michigan Technological University , Minnesota State University - Mankato , University of Minnesota - Duluth , University of Minnesota - Twin Cities , and St . Cloud State University . Following three years of conference play with the original five member institutions , the 2006 - 2007 season saw a major change as the WCCHA welcomed the University of St . Thomas into the Conference , taking the place of the departing University of Minnesota - Duluth . In 2008 - 2009 season , the WCCHA welcomed the addition of St . Olaf College . In 2009 - 2010 , the conference welcomed its seventh member , the University of Wisconsin – Madison . Finally , beginning in 2010 - 2011 , the University of Minnesota - Duluth will once again join the league , bringing the total members to eight .
Paul Loicq Paul Loicq ( b . in 1890 in Brussels , Belgium - d . in 1953 ) is a former Belgian ice hockey player , referee then administrator . He was inducted in the International Hockey Hall of Fame in 1961 as a builder . Veteran of World War I , Loicq wore the Belgian National Team ' s colours between 1919 and 1924 , Belgium ' s golden days of hockey . He took part in the 1923 World Championship and in the 1924 Olympics . Loicq retired from active playing in 1924 to focus on the promotion and development of ice hockey on the international level . In 1927 , Paul Loicq is elected president of the International Ice Hockey Federation , a role he would hold for 20 years ; meanwhile , he refereed in some 65 World Championship or Olympic matches . Loicq joined the Belgian Resistence during the World War II and when peace was restored , he participated in the Nuremberg trial . He deceased in 1953 ; he was inducted in 1961 in the International Hockey Hall of Fame . Today , the IIHF grants the Paul Loicq Trophy yearly to one individual as a reward for his or her implication in the hockey world .
Tacoma Knights The Tacoma Knights are an American Tier III Junior A ice hockey team , member of the Northern Pacific Hockey League ( NPHL ) . Originally scheduled to begin in the 2014 - 15 season , the team is projected to play in the 2015 - 16 season . The Knights home games arena is Sprinker Recreation Center in Tacoma . History . The Northern Pacific Hockey Leagues announced that there would be an expansion team in Tacoma , Washington in March 2014 . Matt Harris was hired as the first head coach in August 2014 . The franchise was going to play its first year in the 2014 - 15 season . A lack of players and coaching change saw the team cease operations just before the start of the season . . The team was hoping to play in the 2015 - 16 season but as of mid - June 2015 this does not seem to be the case . Tacoma hockey . The city of Tacoma has struggled to maintain a hockey team in the past . Previous teams include the Tacoma Rockets , a Western Hockey League team who played from 1991 - 1995 , and the Tacoma Sabercats , who played in the West Coast Hockey League from 1997 - 2002 .
Harry Cameron Harold Hugh Cameron ( February 6 , 1890 - October 20 , 1953 ) , was a Canadian professional defenceman who played for the Toronto Blueshirts , Toronto Arenas , Ottawa Senators , Toronto St . Pats and Montreal Canadiens . Cameron won three Stanley Cup s in his career . His first as a member of the 1913 – 14 Toronto Blueshirts , his second as a member of the 1917 – 18 Blueshirts and his third as a member of the 1921 – 22 Toronto St . Pats ( all predecessor clubs of the Toronto Maple Leafs ) . Cameron was considered one of the first great rushing and scoring defencemen . He scored 88 goals in 121 games in the NHL . He was also famous for his " curved shot " similar to that of today ' s curved hockey sticks , although he played with a straight blade . In later years , he moved to Vancouver , British Columbia where he resided when he died in 1953 . He was inducted posthumously into the Hockey Hall of Fame in 1962 . Playing career . Born in Pembroke , Ontario , Cameron played with the Pembroke Debaters club from 1908 until 1911 , before becoming a professional with the Port Arthur Lake City of the New Ontario Hockey League . The transaction is also famous as he demanded that his friend Frank Nighbor be signed also . Cameron ( along with Nighbor ) joined the Toronto Blueshirts of the National Hockey Association ( NHA ) for the 1912 – 13 season and stayed with the organization ( including the 1914 Stanley Cup win ) until the NHA suspended the franchise in the 1916 – 17 season . He was picked up by the Montreal Wanderers for the balance of the season , playing six games for the Redbands . In 1917 – 18 he returned to the Blueshirts , now a franchise in the National Hockey League ( NHL ) in their Stanley Cup - winning season . In 1918 – 19 , he was traded to the Ottawa Senators and returned from the Senators in the 1919 – 20 season to the Toronto team , now named the Toronto St . Pats . He was traded to the Montreal Canadiens in January 1920 , but returned to Toronto in the following fall . The 1920 – 21 through 1922 – 23 seasons saw Cameron stay with the St . Pats , winning another Stanley Cup in 1922 , the third for Toronto in the NHA and NHL . After the Stanley Cup win , Cameron was released , and he played three seasons as a playing coach for Saskatoon of the Western Hockey League where he switched to forward . After the Western League was folded and its players absorbed in the NHL , Cameron was not picked up , and he joined a succession of minor league teams in Saskatoon , Minneapolis and St . Louis before retiring in 1931 . He joined the Saskatoon team in 1932 – 33 , playing nine games . He left the playing side of the game for good , and became the Saskatoon coach from 1934 through 1937 .
Dryden Ice Dogs The Dryden Ice Dogs are a Tier II Junior " A " ice hockey club based out of the town of Dryden , Ontario . The team is a member of the Superior International Junior Hockey League . History . An original member of the SIJHL , the Ice Dogs came into existence after the folding of the legendary Thunder Bay Flyers . Despite a lack of statistical information for the 2001 - 02 season , it is known that the Ice Dogs were the SIJHL first ever league champion . It is also known , despite a lack information for the Dudley Hewitt Cup championship , that the Ice Dogs have never competed for the National title , the Royal Bank Cup . In 2005 - 06 , the Ice Dogs finished in second place in both the regular season and playoffs to a close - to - unblemished Fort William North Stars . The Ice Dogs and North Stars met in the league finals , but the Dogs were swept in four games by the North Stars . The North Stars were the host of the 2006 Dudley Hewitt Cup , so just by making the finals the Ice Dogs earned their second trip to the Dudley . The Ice Dogs played inspired hockey and upset ( and through a tie breaker eventually eliminated ) the tournament favourite St . Michael ' s Buzzers ( of the Ontario Provincial Junior A Hockey League ) by a score of 3 - 2 - - outshot 40 - 19 . The next game saw them get brought back down to earth with a 6 - 2 loss to the Northern Ontario Junior Hockey League champion Sudbury Jr . Wolves . The final game of the round robin saw them lose for the fifth straight time in the playoffs to the Fort William North Stars by a score of 3 - 0 . In the semi - final , the Ice Dogs again met face - to - face with the NOJHL champions , the Wolves , and despite leading the game 4 - 2 in the third period , they allowed 3 quick goals at the end of the game to finish their season .
Leo Gaudreault Leopold Gaudreault ( b . October 15 , 1905 in Chicoutimi , Quebec - d . March 21 , 1950 ) was a Canadian professional ice hockey forward who played 71 games in the National Hockey League for the Montreal Canadiens . He played senior hockey in his hometown of Chicoutimi , as well as for the Quebec Sons of Ireland , Montreal Nationale , and Montreal St Francois from 1921 to 1927 . The Montreal Canadiens signed him as a free agent in 1927 . Gaudreault played 32 games for the Canadiens in 1927 - 28 and 11 more in 1928 - 29 . He was then sent down to the Providence Reds until 1932 - 33 , when he was recalled by the Canadiens for 24 games . He played in 67 NHL games , scoring 8 goals and 4 assists