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Edwyn Owen Edwyn Robert " Bob " Owen ( June 8 , 1936 – October 5 , 2007 ) was an American star hockey player at Harvard and played on the 1960 U . S . hockey team that won an Olympic gold medal for the United States . He later battled schizophrenia . Ice hockey . Owen grew up in St . Louis Park , Minnesota , and attended Harvard University , where he was a defenseman on three Ivy League championship teams . In 1957 , he won Harvard ’ s Angier Trophy for the player who made the greatest improvement . He graduated from Harvard in 1958 . At his induction into the Harvard Varsity Club Hall of Fame in 1982 , he was described as a “ hard - hitting player who could move an opponent from in front of the net . ” He was on the 1960 Winter Olympics hockey team with several of his Harvard teammates , including Bill Cleary and Bob Cleary , winning the gold by beating the Soviets and Czechoslovakia . It was the nation ’ s first gold medal in men ’ s hockey . Mental breakdown . He visited Communist countries with the U . S . national hockey team in 1959 and worked on classified projects at balloon company , Raven Industries in Sioux Falls , South Dakota , beginning in 1960 . He later described these times to his friends as specifically troubling and paranoia - inducing . Owen had a breakdown in 1963 in San Francisco . In the late 1960s , he moved to Topeka , Kansas where he committed himself to the Menninger Clinic for treatment his schizophrenia . He would be released from the in - patient facility three years later , but never moved more than four miles from the hospital . Community involvement . In 1973 , he began teaching at Washburn University School of Business . Owen became a local hero in Topeka hockey , so much so that the adult hockey league in that city named its championship cup after him ( the Owen Cup ) . He also helped to construct numerous veterans monuments in the Topeka area . Death . On October 5 , 2007 a white Lincoln Continental was found burning in a field in Topeka , Kansas . A body was found inside , severely burned . A week later it was determined to be the remains of Edwyn Owen . The Kansas state Fire Marshall ' s Office determined that the car ' s heated catalytic converter set fire to the dense dry grass around the vehicle . Only later was Owen ' s increasingly bizarre behavior reported . He hung up abruptly on the phone with old friends , left rambling telephone messages and claimed he was a character in a fictional children ' s book . Sources . Carlson , James " Body ID ' d as Olympian ' s " " The Topeka Capital - Journal " 9 Oct . 2007 A1 Carlson , James " Part 1 : The Bob Owen Story " " The Topeka Capital - Journal " 2 July 2008 A1 Carlson , James " Obsessed , Owen ' s Mind Falters " " The Topeka Capital - Journal " 3 July 2008 A1 Carlson , James " Owen Looks for Help at Menninger " " The Topeka Capital - Journal " 4 July 2008 A1 Carlson , James " Vets , Hockey Offer Owen an Outlet " " The Topeka Capital - Journal " 5 July 2008 A1 Carlson , James " Owen ' s Life , Death , a Puzzle , an Enigma " " The Topeka Capital - Journal " 6 July 2008 A2
Earl Miller Ernest Earl Miller ( September 12 1905 – June 20 1936 ) was a professional ice hockey player who played 110 games in the National Hockey League . Born in Regina , Saskatchewan , he played with the Toronto Maple Leafs and Chicago Black Hawks . He won the Stanley Cup in 1932 with Toronto . He played junior for the Saskatoon Nutana Athletic Club in 1923 - 24 and then played for the University of Saskatchewan for two years . Miller turned pro with the Saskatoon Sheiks in 1926 - 27 . Miller joined the Chicago Blackhawks in 1927 - 28 and played until late in the 1931 - 32 season when he was traded to the Toronto Maple Leafs . He won the Stanley Cup that season . After that season he played for four seasons in the International Hockey League and died in the summer of 1936 .
List of ice hockey arenas by capacity The following is a list of ice hockey arenas by capacity . Only those arena s that regularly host ice hockey games with paid admission ( e . g . professional , major junior , or university ) are included . Outdoor stadiums that have hosted occasional hockey games are not included . Buildings under construction are not included . Buildings which no longer host hockey matches are listed but not ranked , and the capacity for defunct buildings in the capacity at the time of closing unless otherwise mentioned . Buildings are ranked by their current capacity for hockey games , not for other events , which is often substantially different because of ice hockey ' s unique playing surface , the ice rink . Capacities do not include standing room tickets . All arenas with a capacity of more than 15 , 000 are included . The majority of these arenas are in Canada and the United States , with a small number in Europe , none are on any other continent . Most of the largest arenas are home to professional teams , mainly from the National Hockey League ( NHL ) . All thirty current NHL arenas are listed . None of teams in the top leagues in Finland ( SM - liiga ) , Sweden ( Elitserien ) , or in the international Kontinental Hockey League ( Belarus , Kazakhstan , Latvia , and Russia ) , and only one team each in the top league of Germany ( Deutsche Eishockey Liga ) and Switzerland ( National League A ) play in an arena with a capacity larger than 15 , 000 and most play in arenas of less than 10 , 000 , despite the reputation of these leagues as Europe ' s best , and the KHL ' s recent attempt to compete with the NHL for talent . More arenas in the junior Western Hockey League or minor - professional American Hockey League are in the above 15 , 000 - seat class than in all of the European leagues combined . The sample of the best European venues can be indentified by examining the host sites of the Ice Hockey World Championships .
Brian Curran Brian Phillip Curran ( born November 5 , 1963 in Toronto , Ontario ) is a retired Canadian ice hockey player . He was the general manager and head coach of the Quad City Mallards until he resigned on April 26 , 2007 . Brian was head coach of the Kalamazoo Wings hockey team in Kalamazoo , Michigan during the 2007 – 2008 season until he was released from service April 8 , 2008 . On July 9 , 2008 , he was hired as Head Coach / General Manager of the Brooks Bandits of the Alberta Junior Hockey League . Career . Selected by the Boston Bruins in the 1982 NHL Entry Draft , he played as a defenceman for the Bruins , New York Islanders , Toronto Maple Leafs , Buffalo Sabres , and Washington Capitals in the National Hockey League . He played in 381 games and scored 7 goals and 33 assists with 1461 penalty minutes .
Dmitri Bykov Dmitry Bykov ( born on May 5 , 1977 in Izhevsk ) is a Russian ice hockey defenceman , currently playing for Atlant Moscow Oblast of the Kontinental Hockey League . Playing career . Bykov has played one season in the NHL , the 2002 – 03 season with the Detroit Red Wings . In 71 games , he scored two goals and 10 assists for 12 points , with 43 penalty minutes .
Gilles Gratton Gilles Gratton ( born July 28 , 1952 in Ville Lasalle , Quebec ) is a retired ice hockey goaltender . Gratton ( nicknamed " Gratoony The Loony " for his bizarre actions both on and off the ice ) began his WHA career in 1972 with the Ottawa Nationals . Gilles would also spend time with the Toronto Toros . His brother , Norm Gratton was a professional NHL player as well . In the National Hockey League , Gratton would play with the St . Louis Blues and New York Rangers . He is perhaps best known for his goalie mask , which was an adaptation of his astrological sign , Leo . However , Gratton states that he got the idea from a picture in a National Geographic magazine that he was reading on a plane flight . According to Gratton , " It ' s not a lion mask at all . It ' s a tiger . " Some people believe that Gratton would growl at opposing players on the ice and once hissed like a cat during a fight . Throughout his career , Gratton has been known for his eccentric personality and outspoken character , often drawing the attention away from his talent . One night in San Diego he addressed the crowd prior to a playoff game and began insulting their city and team in a odd show of gamesmanship . Legend has it that Gratton once told his teammates he was reincarnated and had once been a soldier in the Spanish Inquisition . In a game with the Toronto Toros of the WHA , he refused to play because the moon was in the wrong part of the sky , thereby not lined up with Jupiter . He later mentioned he did so to protest against the firing of coach Billy Harris . On THN . com he was voted to have the 6th scariest goalie mask . He was the goalie for Canada in the 1974 Summit Series and played in a total of 47 NHL games . Gratton retired in 1978 .
Juha Riihijärvi Juha Riihijärvi ( born 15 December 1969 in Keminmaa , Finland ) is a former professional ice hockey left winger who played his last season for Bolzano - Bozen Foxes in Italian Serie A . Playing career . Career in Finland . Juha Riihijärvi played 4 seasons for Kärpät which is a team based in Oulu , Finland . After Kärpät , Riihijärvi played 2 seasons for JYP , where he won one bronze and one silver during his time with the Jyväskylä team . Short visit to North America / GIB . Riihijärvi was drafted to National Hockey League by Edmonton Oilers in 1991 and was part of the Oilers organization for one season , 1993 – 94 . Riihijärvi did not get a chance in the NHL and settled playing for Oilers - affiliate , Cape Breton Oilers in the IHL for the whole season . Riihijärvi scored 25 points in 57 games for Cape Breton . Return to Finland . After his short - lived NHL - attempt , Riihijärvi returned to Finland and played two seasons for Lukko . During his second season in Rauma , Riihijärvi won the goalscoring , pointscoring and MVP trophies while Lukko won Bronze , making it the third medal for Riihijärvi in SM - liiga . Career in Sweden . After his good 1995 / 96 season in Lukko , Riihijärvi moved to Sweden and started to play for Malmö IF in the Elitserien . Riihijärvi would go on and establish himself as one of the franchise names for the Malmö team as he played a total of 470 games for the Redhawks in 7 seasons . Visit to Switzerland . Riihijärvi played the 2004 / 05 season in Switzerland and his teams were HC Ambri - Piotta in the Nationalliga A and EHC Basel in Nationalliga B . Final seasons in Sweden . Riihijärvi returned to Sweden after he played the season in Switzerland and played two more seasons for Malmö IF . Riihijärvi and Malmö Redhawks gained promotion from HockeyAllsvenskan to Elitserien in 2006 , but were again in Relegation series in 2007 . Move to Denmark . For 2007 / 08 season , Riihijärvi was contracted to Danish Oddset Ligaen - team Rødovre Mighty Bulls . After playing for Bolzano - Bozen Foxes during season 2009 / 2010 , Rihijärvi retired from hockey . Eliteprospects - Riihijärvi classified as retired International career . Riihijärvi has played for Finnish national team in 133 games . Riihijärvi ' s international highlight came in 1992 World Championship tournament where he was part of the team which won Finland ' s first World Championship - medal , a silver one . Riihijärvi also played in 1993 and 1996 tournaments but Finland did not get any medals from them . Riihijärvi ' s latest international call - up ' s are from 2000 , when he played in the Euro Hockey Tour .
Games played Games played ( most often abbreviated as G or GP ) is a statistic used in team sports to indicate the total number of games in which a player has participated ( in any capacity ) ; the statistic is generally applied irrespective of whatever portion of the game is contested .
1958 - 59 CarHL Season This is the 1958 - 59 season of the Cariboo Hockey League : Standings . Prince George Mohawks 13 - 3 - 2 - 28 Playoffs . Semi Finals . " Best of 5 " The league decided that Quesnel forfeited the fourth game when it was cancelled @ Quesnel because of poor ice . Vanderhoof Bears beat Williams Lake Stampeders 3 wins to 2 . Final . " Best of 7 " Prince George Mohawks beat Vanderhoof Bears 4 wins to 2 . See Also . Cariboo Hockey League
Moose Jaw 229th Battalion The 229th Battalion , Canadian Army , was recruited in southern Saskatchewan in 1916 and left for overseas in 1917 . In the meantime it entered a team in the Saskatchewan senior hockey league . This was common for Canadian military units of World War I while training in Canada .
Brampton Canadettes Thunder The Brampton Canadettes - Thunder is an ice hockey team in the Canadian Women ' s Hockey League . While the CWHL team was formed in 2007 , its roster was actually built from the old Brampton Thunder team from the disbanded National Women ' s Hockey League . The Canadettes - Thunder play its home games at the Powerade Centre in Brampton , Ontario . The Brampton Thunder was a significant contributor to the roster of the Canadian national women ' s hockey team at the 2006 Winter Olympics , with three players ( Vicky Sunohara , Jayna Hefford , and Gillian Ferrari ) all contributing to Canada ' s gold medal win . Brampton Thunder player Kathleen Kauth also participated in the 2006 Winter Olympics , playing for the bronze medal - winning American national women ' s hockey team . A fifth Brampton Thunder player , goaltender Cindy Eadie , also participated in the Olympics , in 2004 , with the Canadian softball team . NWHL . The Thunder have made it to the NWHL Championship Cup game three times , but has been defeated each time ; first by the Beatrice Aeros in 2002 , then by the Calgary Oval X - Treme in 2004 , and finally by the Montreal Axion in 2006 . They also played in the Esso Women ' s Nationals and were victorious in 2006 , defeating the Montreal Axion to claim the national title . The Thunder also had the distinction of having their home arena serve as the site of all NWHL Championship Cup games . CWHL . In 2007 , the NWHL suspended operations . Players from the seven disbanded NWHL teams joined seven corresponding teams in the new Canadian Women ' s Hockey League . Players from the NWHL Brampton Thunder joined the CWHL Brampton Canadettes - Thunder . The Thunder won the inauguar CWHL championship . On November 2 , 2011 , Jesse Scanzano was on loan from the Toronto Furies , as she appeared in one game for the Brampton Thunder . The game was an exhibition contest versus her alma mater , the Mercyhurst Lakers . In the second period of said contest , Scanzano scored the game winning goal as the Thunder defeated the Lakers by a 3 - 1 tally . 2003 Canadian championships . The Calgary Oval X - Treme ( Team Alberta ) and the Brampton Thunder ( Team Ontario ) competed in the 2003 Esso Women ' s National Hockey Championship . Team Alberta won by a score of 6 - 3 in front of over 1 , 100 fans at Saskatchewan Place . Samantha Holmes scored twice while Colleen Sostorics and Delaney Collins each contributed two assists . Team Alberta outscored their opponents in the tournament 46 to 10 . With the win , Team Alberta was awarded the Abby Hoffman Cup .
Normand Rochefort Normand Rochefort ( born January 28 , 1961 in Quebec City , Quebec ) is a former Canadian ice hockey defenceman . He played junior hockey with the Trois Rivieres Draveurs of the QMJHL from 1977 - 80 . He was drafted by the Quebec Nordiques 2nd , 24th overall , in the 1980 NHL Entry Draft . Rochefort played eight seasons for the Nordiques before being traded to the New York Rangers . He finished out his NHL career with a short stint with the Tampa Bay Lightning in 1993 .
1978 - 79 Vtoraya Liga season The 1978 - 79 Klass A group 2 season is the 1978 - 79 season of the Vtoraya Liga . Final results . Torpedo Togliatti , SKA Novosibirsk and Rubin Tyumen are promoted to the Klass A group 1 . Mayak Kuybyshev is relegated .
Darren Eliot Darren Eliot ( born November 26 , 1961 , in Milton , Ontario ) is a former professional ice hockey goaltender . He was drafted in the sixth round , 115th overall , by the Los Angeles Kings in the 1980 NHL Entry Draft . He played in the National Hockey League with the Kings , Detroit Red Wings , and Buffalo Sabres . After playing in the junior ranks in southern Ontario , Eliot played four years of collegiate hockey at Cornell University , the same school Ken Dryden attended more than a decade earlier . His freshman year and his senior year were his busiest , when he started 26 games for Cornell . He graduated with a degree in agricultural economics , and was a two - time All - Ivy selection , and earned All - American honors in 1983 . As the next stop after leaving Cornell , Eliot spent 32 games with the Canadian National Team in 1983 - 84 . The following season Eliot was on the Los Angeles Kings roster and played in 33 games . He also played another 34 games for the Canadian national team . The time in L . A . lasted two more seasons before Eliot was traded to the Detroit Red Wings in 1987 - 88 . After a year in the minors with the Adirondack Red Wings , he was called up for three games with the Red Wings . In his final NHL season , Eliot played two games for the Buffalo Sabres in 1988 - 89 . In his NHL career , Eliot played in 89 games and accumulated a record of 25 – 41 – 12 .
Brian Lee ( b . 1984 ) Brian Lee ( born July 5 , 1984 ) is an American professional ice hockey player . He is currently playing in Italy with the WSV Sterzing – SSI Vipiteno Broncos of the Serie A . Lee was selected by the Mighty Ducks of Anaheim in the 3rd round ( 71st overall ) of the 2002 NHL Entry Draft . Amateur career . Lee played major junior hockey with the Erie Otters in the Ontario Hockey League where , from 2000 – 01 to 2004 – 05 , he played 319 games and collected 25 goals and 82 assists for 107 points , and earned 492 minutes in penalties .
Ottawa International Hockey Festival The Ottawa International Hockey Festival is an annual championship held in early January . This tournament features more than 400 teams from Canada , the US , Europe , and Asia competing for the Bell Canada Cup . The eighth annual tournament , which concluded on January 1 , 2007 set a Guinness World Record for the largest ice hockey tournament . 510 teams took part in the tournament .
Prospera Place Prospera Place , formerly known as Skyreach Place , is a 6 , 886 - seat multi - purpose arena in Kelowna , British Columbia , Canada . Built in 1999 , it is home to the Kelowna Rockets hockey club . It replaced the old Kelowna Memorial Arena , though Kelowna Memorial Arena is still in use for smaller venues and sports .
Enio Sclisizzi Enio Sclisizzi ( born August 1 , 1925 in Milton , Ontario ) is a retired professional ice hockey left winger who played 81 games in the National Hockey League . He played with the Detroit Red Wings and Chicago Black Hawks . He played junior hockey for the Toronto Marlboros , Hamilton Whizzers , and the Stratford Kroehlers from 1942 to 1944 . He then played senior hockey with the Stratford Indians in 1945 - 46 . In 1946 - 47 Sclisizzi turned pro with the Indianapolis Capitals where he played for two years , scoring 34 then 67 points . He earned some callups to the Detroit Red Wings those two seasons , playing in 11 season and playoff games . He played 50 games for the Wings in 1949 - 50 , scoring 17 points , then spent most of the next two seasons in the minors with occasional callups to the Wings . Sclisizzi won the Stanley Cup in 1952 with Detroit . When the cup was redone during the 1957 - 58 season , for some reason his name was omitted from the new verision , but his name can still be seen on the original 1952 Detroit team graving in the Hockey Hall of Fame . In 1952 he was traded to the Chicago Black Hawks and played 14 games for them in 1952 - 53 . Thst marked the end of his NHL career . Sclisizzi played another six pro seasons , mostly in the Western Hockey League ( minor pro ) . He retired in 1959 .
Maris Ziedins Māris Ziediņš ( born July 3 , 1978 in Talsi , Soviet Union ) is a Latvia n ice hockey forward currently playing for the Peterborough Phantoms of the English Premier Ice Hockey League . Ziediņš spent four years in St . Norbert College before turning pro with the Rockford IceHogs of the United Hockey League . He then went on to have spells in the ECHL with the Toledo Storm , Greenville Grrrowl and the Stockton Thunder before returning to the UHL with the Chicago Hounds . In 2007 , Ziediņš moved to the United Kingdom and signed with the Peterborough Phantoms . In 2008 - 09 , he scored 34 goals and 45 assists for 79 points in 54 games for the Phantoms . Ziediņš represented Latvia in the 2005 World Ice Hockey Championship and the 2006 Winter Olympics . Career statistics . Club statistics National team statistics
Skinner Poulin Georges " Skinner " Poulin ( born September 17 , 1887 in Smith ' s Falls , Ontario , Canada - died May 3 , 1971 ) was a Canadian professional ice hockey centre . He started out with the Montreal Canadiens in their inaugaral season in 1909 - 10 and stayed with them in 1910 - 11 . He jumped to the new Pacific Coast Hockey Association in 1911 - 12 to play with the Victoria Aristocrats . Poulin found his way back to the Canadiens and won the Stanley Cup in 1915 - 16 . He went back to Victoria in 1918 - 19 and then to the Moose Jaw Crescents in 1921 - 22 .
Dmitri Filimonov Dmitri Olegovich Filimonov ( born October 14 , 1971 in Perm , Russia ) is a former professional ice hockey defenceman . Playing career . Filimonov was drafted 49th overall by the Winnipeg Jets in the 1991 NHL Entry Draft , but remained in Russia with HC Dynamo Moscow and his rights were eventually traded to the Ottawa Senators in March 1993 . He went on to play 30 regular season games with the Sens , scoring a goal and four assists for five points and collecting 18 penalty minutes during the 1993 – 94 NHL season , spliting the season between Ottawa and their AHL affiliate the Prince Edward Island Senators . He played one more season with P . E . I . before moving to the IHL with the Indianapolis Ice , but was hampered with injuries and only managed to play ten games . After one season in Finland for KalPa , Filimonov returned to Russia in 1997 to play for his hometown team Molot - Prikamye Perm , where he remained until his retirement from hockey in 2006 .
Boris Mikhailovich Zaytsev Boris Mikhaylovich Zaytsev ( ; March 23 , 1937 – February 24 , 2000 ) was a Russian ice hockey player who competed in the 1964 Winter Olympics . He was born in Moscow , Soviet Union . In 1964 he won the gold medal as member of the Soviet team in the Olympic tournament . Zaytsev played for HC Dynamo Moscow in the Soviet Hockey League . He was inducted into the Russian and Soviet Hockey Hall of Fame in 1964 .
1933 - 34 Northern Ontario Junior Playoffs Northern Section . Standings . " Statistics unavailable . " Semi Final . " 2 games total goals " Iroquois Falls beat South Porcupine 7 goals to 6 . Final . " 2 games total goals " Kapuskasing Polar Bears beat Iroquois Falls 7 goals to 6 . Central Section . Semi Final . " 2 games total goals " Kirkland Lake beat Noranda 12 goals to 4 . Final . " 2 games total goals " New Liskeard Farmers beat Kirkland Lake 19 goals to 9 . Southern Section . Semi Finals . " 2 games total goals " North Bay Trappers beat Timiskaming 6 goals to 4 . Sault Ste Marie Greyhounds won Sudbury Cub Wolves withdrew when Sudbury ' s requests for player transfers from southern Ontario were turned down by the Ontario Hockey Association Final . " 2 games total goals " Sault Ste Marie Greyhounds beat North Bay Trappers 6 goals to 5 but were suspended for overage players . Regional playoffs . Semi Final . " 2 games total goals " New Liskeard Farmers beat Kapuskasing Polar Bears 11 goals to 6 Final . " 2 games total goals " New Liskeard Farmers beat North Bay Trappers 11 goals to 3 . New Liskeard Farmers advanced to the 1933 - 34 Eastern Canada Memorial Cup Playoffs . See Also . List of Northern Ontario Junior Playoffs
1919 - 20 OCSL This is the 1919 - 20 season of the Ottawa City Senior League : The City League played in the Rideau Skating Rink and the Capital League played at the Dey ' s Arena . Standings . Ottawa Munitions advanced to the 1919 - 20 Ottawa District Senior Playoffs . Ottawa Wanderers advanced to the 1919 - 20 Ottawa District Senior Playoffs . See also . List of OCSL Seasons