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Alain Caron Alain Luc Caron ( April 27 , 1938 in Dolbeau , Quebec , Canada - December 19 , 1986 ) was a Canadian professional ice hockey player who played in various leagues from 1956 to 1976 . Born in Dolbeau , Quebec , he played in the NHL for 60 games while playing for the Oakland Seals and Montreal Canadiens . He was noted as a goal scorer in the minor pros . In 1961 - 62 he scored 76 goals for the Amherst Ramblers of the Nova Scotia Senior Hockey League . He surpassed that with 77 goals for the St . Louis Braves of the Central Hockey League in 1963 - 64 . That stood as the pro record for goals scored in a season for many years . Despite his goal - scoring ability , Caron was never able to make it as a NHL regular , possibly because of his slow skating . He did manage to put in three seasons for the Quebec Nordiques and the Baltimore Blades of the World Hockey Association , scoring a total of 82 goals and 50 assists in 195 games played . Caron retired in 1976 after suffering a heart attack . A second attack killed him in 1986 .
1976 - 77 CJBHL Season These are the 1976 - 77 Central Junior B Hockey League season standings . Season . Team GP W L T GF GA P Playoffs . Quarter - final Semi - final Final Streetsville Derbys move on to the 1977 Sutherland Cup . Honors & Awards . MVP : Ron Twiss , Milton Flyers ROY Top Defenseman
Marquardt Slevogt Friedrich Marquardt Slevogt ( March 22 , 1909 – May 25 , 1980 ) was a German ice hockey player who competed in the 1928 Winter Olympics and 1932 Winter Olympics . In 1928 he was a member of the German ice hockey team , which placed last in his preliminary group of the Olympic tournament and did not advance . Four years later he was a member of the German ice hockey team , which won the bronze medal . He played in five matches .
Lance Nethery Lance Nethery ( b . June 28 , 1957 in Toronto , Ontario ) is a former professional ice hockey centre and coach , and current executive . Nethery attended Cornell University , playing for the Cornell Big Red , and midway through his college career he was selected by the New York Rangers , 131st overall , in the eighth round of the 1977 NHL Amateur Draft . The same year he was named to the ECAC Second All - Star team , and the following two seasons he would be named to both the ECAC First All - Star Team and the NCAA East First All - American Team . He was also named ECAC Player of the Year in 1978 . Nethery still holds the Cornell records for assists and points in a season , as well as career assists and points . His scoring touch stayed with him as a professional player , and he average over a point per game in parts of three seasons with the New Haven Nighthawks and Springfield Indians of the AHL . He also played 41 NHL games in two seasons , for the New York Rangers and Edmonton Oilers . After joining the Oilers ( in a trade for Eddie Mio ) , Nethery played only 3 NHL games , despite putting up two points . He played dominantly in the minor leagues before signing a contract with HC Davos of the Swiss Nationalliga A . Nethery won two championships with Davos , and retired in 1988 . Nethery was named the head coach of Davos for the 1990 – 91 season , and was fired midway through . In 1993 he joined German hockey club Landshut as an assistant coach , and then became the head coach of Mannheim from 1994 to 1999 , during which time his team won the league championship three times . In 1999 he became the head coach of Cologne , as well as general manager in 2000 , until January 2002 . During this time he also served as an assistant coach with Team Canada for the 2001 Deutschland Cup . He joined the Frankfurt Lions as head coach on April 11 , 2002 , and was subsequently elevated to general manager on February 5 , 2003 , leading the team to its first championship . He was hired as the GM of the DEG Metro Stars prior to the 2005 – 06 season . His contract , set to expire in 2008 , was recently extended through 2012 .
Jason Cirone Jason Gerardo Cirone ( born February 21 , 1971 in Toronto , Ontario ) is a Canadian ice hockey centre . He played for the Winnipeg Jets of the NHL . He played junior hockey for the Cornwall Royals and the Windsor Spitfires from 1987 to 1991 . The Winnipeg Jets chose him 46th overall in the 1989 NHL Entry Draft . Cirone turned pro in 1991 - 92 with the Moncton Hawks and got in a three game trial with the Jets . Cirone went to Italy in 1992 - 93 to play for AS Asiago Hockey . While there he was traded to the Florida Panthers for Dave Tomlinson . Cirone returned to North America but could not crack the expansion Panthers roster . He spent the next seven seasons in the minor pros , the last four with the Kansas City Blades . In 2000 Tomlinson returned to Europe to play for the Frankfurt Lions . He went back to Asiago in 2001 for six seasons . He retired in 2008 . He became an Italian citizen , playing for Italy in the 2006 Olympics and the 2006 , 2007 , and the 2008 World Championship s . In the NHL Cirone played 3 games and scored no points . He is now the coach of the Metro Jets of the North American 3 Hockey League .
1931 - 32 Alberta Senior Playoffs These are the 1931 - 32 Alberta senior playoffs : Southern League . Standings . " Played interlocking with Edmonton City League . " < br > Top Ten Scorers . < br > Final . " Best of 3 " Calgary Bronks beat Drumheller Miners 1 win to none , 2 ties . < br > < br > Rocky Mountain Park League . Standings . < br > Games . < br > Final . " 2 games total goals " Banff Mountaineers beat Canmore Briqueteers 3 goals to 2 . < br > < br > Edmonton City League . Standings . " Played interlocking with Southern League . " Final . " 2 games total goals " Edmonton Superiors beat Edmonton Imperials 11 goals to 1 . < br > < br > Provincial Playoffs . Semi Final . " 2 games total goals " Calgary Bronks beat Banff Mountaineers 10 goals to 1 . < br > Final . " Best of 3 " Calgary Bronks beat Edmonton Superiors 2 wins to none . < br > < br > Intermediate . The 1931 - 32 Alberta Intermediate Playoffs were won by Gleichen Gunners . < br > < br > Senior - Intermediate Final . " 2 games total goals " Calgary Bronks beat Gleichen Gunners 7 goals to 1 . Calgary Bronks advanced to the 1931 - 32 Western Canada Allan Cup Playoffs . < br > < br > Team Photos . < br > < br > Game Ads . < br > < br > Calgary . < br > < br > See Also . List of Alberta Senior Playoffs
1968 Yugoslavia national ice hockey team First Round . Finland - Yugoslavia 11 : 2 ( 3 : 0 , 6 : 0 , 2 : 2 ) Goalscorers : Lasse Oksanen 2 , Esa Peltonen 2 , Matti Reunamаki 2 , Juhani Wahlsten , Veli - Pekka Ketola , Matti Keinonen , Matti Harju , Pekka Leimu - Albin Felc , Franc Smolej . Consolation Round . Teams in this group play for 9th - 14th places . Goalscorers : Tisler 2 , Beravs , Felc , Mlakar – Iwamoto . Goalscorers : Ivo Jan 3 , Roman Smolej , Tisler , Klinar . Goalscorers : Itzicsohn – Tisler 3 , Ivo Jan 2 , Felc 2 , Beravs , Roman Smolej , Hiti . Goalscorers : Roman Smolej 2 , Tisler 2 , Felc 2 , Ivo Jan , Hiti , Jug – Iuliu Szabo 2 , Tekei , Florescu , Geza Szabo . Goalscorers : Hiti , Franz Smolej , Ivo Jan - Dalsören , Bjölbak . Contestants . 9 . YUGOSLAVIA Goaltenders : Anton Jože Gale , Rudolf Knez . Defence : Franc - Rado Razinger , Ivo Jan , Ivan Rataj , Viktor Ravnik , Lado Jug . Forwards : Franc Smolej , Bogomir Jan , Boris Renaud , Albin Felc , Viktor Tišler , Rudi Hiti , Slavko Beravs , Miroslav Gojanovič , Roman Smolej , Janez Mlakar , Ciril Klinar .
1948 - 49 NoAHL Season Ths is the 1948 - 49 season of the Northern Amateur League : Standings . Fort Frances Canadians 27 - 2 - 1 - 55 " Statistics unavailable . " Final . " Best of 5 " Fort Frances Canadians beat Hibbings Flyers 3 wins to none . Fort Frances Canadians went on to the 1948 - 49 Thunder Bay Senior Playoffs . See Also . Northern Amateur League
1995 Fred Page Cup The 1995 Fred Page Cup was hosted by Joliette , Quebec . The winner receives a berth into the 1995 Centennial Cup . The result of the first Fred Page Cup was controversial . It was felt that Hockey Canada did not have much control over Hockey Quebec or the Quebec Provincial Junior Hockey League . The final , won by Joliette , was protested by Cornwall for the use of an illegal overage player . The protest did not change the outcome of the tournament and Joliette still played in the Centennial Cup . Round Robin . Team League Record GF GA Championship Round . Semi - final Final
1975 Calder Cup Playoffs The 1975 Calder Cup Playoffs of the American Hockey League began on April 2 , 1975 . The eight teams that qualified played best - of - 7 series for Division Semifinals and Finals . The division champions played a best - of - 7 series for the Calder Cup . The Calder Cup Final ended on May 7 , 1975 with the Springfield Indians defeating the New Haven Nighthawks four games to one to win the Calder Cup for the fourth time in team history . Playoff seeds . After the 1974 – 75 AHL regular season , the top three teams from each division qualified for the playoffs . The Providence Reds finished the regular season with the best overall record . Bracket . In each round , the higher seed receives home ice advantage , meaning they receive the " extra " game on home - ice if the series reaches the maximum number of games . There is no set series format due to arena scheduling conflicts and travel considerations .
Lachine Rapides = History = The Lachine Rapides were a senior , intermediate , and junior team in Lachine , Quebec . They were started in 1938 with the opening of the Lachine Arena . = Senior & Intermediate Team = The Rapides played in the Provincial Senior League and the Provincial Intermediate League from 1938 to 1954 with several breaks . Season - by - Season Results . Provincial Senior League ( 1951 - 54 ) . = Junior Team = The Rapides played in the Junior Amateur Hockey Association for two seasons .
Montreal City Hockey League History . This was a senior league that operated in and around Montreal from 1910 - 11 through 1923 - 24 . It was formed as a home for the amateur teams of Montreal after the openly professional National Hockey Association started in 1909 - 10 . Until 1919 - 20 it operated outside of the Canadian Amateur Hockey Association ' s residency rules so it was not eligible for the Allan Cup . It did , however , compete for the Art Ross Cup during those years . The league folded into the Eastern Canada Hockey League in 1924 .
David Cooper David Cooper ( born November 2 , 1973 , in Ottawa , Ontario , Canada ) is a retired Canadian professional ice hockey defenceman . He was drafted in the first round , 11th overall , by the Buffalo Sabres in the 1992 NHL Entry Draft . Playing career . After playing four seasons in the WHL with the Medicine Hat Tigers , Cooper made his professional debut with Buffalo ' s American Hockey League affiliate , the Rochester Americans , in the 1993 Calder Cup Playoffs . Cooper then played three full seasons with the Sabres ' organization , with the Americans as well as the team ' s ECHL affiliate , the South Carolina Stingrays . Cooper made his National Hockey League debut with the Toronto Maple Leafs during the 1996 – 97 season , appearing in 19 games and scoring three goals . Cooper would play nine more games with Toronto in 1997 – 98 and two more in 2000 – 01 , giving him a total of 30 games played in the NHL . In his brief NHL career , Cooper scored three goals and added seven assists . Cooper also played in Germany ' s Deutsche Eishockey Liga , the Russian Hockey Super League , the Danish Oddset Ligaen and Italy ' s Serie A before retiring from the game in 2008 .
1943 - 44 Eastern Canada Allan Cup Playoffs Playoffs . Quarter Final . " Best of 5 " Sudbury Frood Miners beat Hamilton Majors 3 games to 1 . Semi Finals . " Best of 5 " Sudbury Frood Miners beat Hull Volants 3 games to 1 . Quebec Aces beat Truro Bearcats 3 games to none . Final . " Best of 5 " Quebec Aces beat Sudbury Frood Miners 3 games to none . Quebec Aces advanced to the 1943 - 44 Allan Cup Final . See Also . List of Eastern Canada Allan Cup Playoffs
1935 - 36 NWHL Season This was the 1935 - 36 season of the North West Hockey League . It was the third and last season of the league . The Calgary Consols reverted to their old name Calgary Tigers . Playoffs . Semi Final . " Best of 3 " Vancouver Lions beat Portland Buckaroos 2 wins to 1 . Final . " Best of 5 " Seattle Sea Hawks beat Vancouver Lions 3 wins to 1 . Seattle Sea Hawks won the league championship . The Vancouver , Portland , and Seattle teams formed the nucleus of the Pacific Coast Hockey League next season .
Peterborough Don Byes The Peterborough Don Byes were a Junior " B " team in Peterborough , Ontario . They played in the Eastern Junior B Hockey League under the Ontario Hockey Association from 1965 - 1970 . They won that league title in 1966 - 67 but lost the 1966 - 67 Sutherland Cup Championship semi final to the Dixie Beehives .
2015 - 16 MaurJAHL Season These us the 2015 - 16 Mauricie Junior A Hockey League season . Playoffs . Format . The league is divided into South / West and North / East groups and two double elimination series are held . South / West Playoffs . league website .
Corner Brook Royals The Corner Brook Royals are a senior ice hockey team based in Corner Brook , Newfoundland and Labrador as part of the Newfoundland Senior Hockey League , and previously , the Newfoundland West Coast Senior Hockey League . The team was officially founded in 1935 . This was the first year that an All - Newfoundland championship was awarded , and in subsequent years the Herder Memorial Trophy would become the coveted symbol of hockey supremacy on the island . Corner Brook defeated Grand Falls for the Western Newfoundland championship that year , and by March 27 they had been named All - Newfoundland champions after downing the St . John ’ s Guards in the capital to win the first Herder Memorial Trophy . By the winter of 1940 , Newfoundland , ruled by the British Commission of Government , was at war . A number of men from Corner Brook joined the service in the following five years and , obviously , both local and All - Newfoundland play suffered as a result . From those humble beginnings , hockey players and organizers had proceeded to win an additional 8 Herders over the years , and be the first island team to win the Allan Cup , the symbol of Senior hockey supremacy throughout Canada . The team had been members of the West Coast Senior Hockey League unitl it collapsed in 2011 ; with the formation of the Newfoundland Senior Hockey League . The team was having a hard time making ends meet in Corner Brook to the point that live broadcasts of the games were discontinued with the hope of increasing attendance . The team relocated to Deer Lake and was renamed the Western Royals for the 2012 - 13 season in an effort to cut expenses as the Pepsi Centre was becoming too expensive for them to play in . This move only lasted two seasons as the team returned to the Pepsi Centre for what was to be the 2014 - 15 NSHL season but on June 1st , Corner Brook and three other members of the league withdrew and formed the Central / West Senior Hockey League . Home stadium . The team ' s stadium is the Pepsi Centre , the former Canada Games Centre , as it was built for the 1999 Canada Games .
Rochester Recreation Center The Rochester Recreation Center is an indoor arena in Rochester , Minnesota . It was opened in 1975 . There are two ice rinks available . The seating capacity is over 2500 . The ( junior ) Rochester Mustangs called this home from 1985 to 2002 .
1928 - 29 EdmJHL Season This is the 1928 - 29 season of the Edmonton City Junior League : Standings . " Statistics unavailable . " > br > Semi Final . " Sudden death " < br > Final . " Best of 3 " Eskimos beat Elites 2 wins to none . Edmonton Eskimos advanced to the 1928 - 29 Alberta Junior Playoffs .
1926 – 27 Toronto St . Patricks season The 1926 – 27 Toronto St . Patricks season was the tenth season and the last under the St . Patricks banner for the Toronto National Hockey League ( NHL ) franchise . In February 1927 , Conn Smythe and investors purchased the St . Patricks and changed the name to the Toronto Maple Leafs . On the ice , the team finished in fifth place , out of the playoffs . Regular season . After being turned down by the St . Patricks as coach to start the season , Conn Smythe used the success of the New York Rangers team he had assembled , to get an invitation to take over the team . At first , Smythe turned down the offer , saying that he wanted to be an owner or part - owner of the club instead . The St . Pats were for sale , and partner J . P . Bickell offered Smythe a chance to become part - owner . The club had reached a tentative deal to sell the club for $ 200 , 000 , making Bickell ' s share $ 40 , 000 . Bickell offered to hold onto his share , if Smythe could raise $ 160 , 000 to pay of the other share - holders and take over the team . On February 14 , 1927 , Smythe and partners paid $ 85 , 000 with the final $ 75 , 000 to pay off the club due within 30 days . Smythe renamed the team the Maple Leafs , a name and insignia he felt would be popular , more popular than St . Patricks . The club played its final game as the St . Patricks at Detroit on February 15 , 1927 , and their first as the Maple Leafs at Arena Gardens on February 17 , 1927 . The Leafs wore new white uniforms with a green maple leaf and Toronto written on the sweater . The Leafs won their first game 4 – 1 , under new coach Alex Romeril . Smythe took over as governor , but did not assume the management and coaching of the Leafs until 1927 – 28 . He had commitments to coach the University of Toronto team and the Varsity Grads , a team of former U of T students who had played for the U of T team . He would coach the Grads to the Allan Cup title .
Roanoke Valley Rebels The Roanoke Valley Rebels were a minor league hockey franchise in the ECHL from 1990 - 92 . The Rebels played their games at the LancerLot in Vinton , Virginia . The Rebels played from 1988 - 90 as the Virginia Lancers and were renamed the Roanoke Valley Rampage after the 1991 - 92 season . They played only one season ( 1992 - 93 ) as the Rampage . See Also . List of ECHL seasons
Prince ' s Rink The Prince ' s Rink was an ice hockey rink located in St John ' s , Newfoundland . The facility was named after the then Prince of Wales and future King Edward VII . The facility was built on land owned by Reid Newfoundland Company which built the trans - island railway system for Newfoundland . The rink was located in the Fort William area near the Hotel Newfoundland and the St . John ' s Railway Station . The foundation was laid on December 11 , 1898 and rink opened in 1899 and served as the area ' s primary hockey venue until it burned down in 1941 The construction of the rink lead to the founding of the St John ' s Hockey League for the 1899 - 1900 season . The governor of Newfoundland donated a trophy to be presented to the senior hockey champions of St . John ' s starting in 1904 . The trophy became known as the Boyle Trophy and would be awarded to the city champion until senior hockey collapsed in the city in 1971 . Replacement . Due to World War II the city had other priorities after the rink burnt down and replacement was not a priority . In 1948 a Citizen ' s Committee was formed to raise funds to build a new arena to be named in honour of the Newfoundlanders who lost their lives during the war . The fund raising was going slow . Enough money was raised to get the construction started in 1952 . The Saint John ' s City Council ended up floating a bond to help pay for what was to be known as Memorial Stadium in 1954 . The faciilty official opened in 1955 at a cost of $ 7 , 000 , 000 . This facility would seat 4 , 190 and become St . John ' s main arena until 2001 with the opening of the Mile One Centre . sources : http : / / www . nlhhof . com http : / / en . wikipedia . org / wiki / Mile _ One _ Centre
Walkerton Hawks The Walkerton Hawks are a Canadian Junior ice hockey team based in Walkerton , Ontario , Canada . They play in the Western Junior C Hockey League . History . The Walkerton Blackhawks entered the Central Ontario Junior C Hockey League in 1976 . The Hawks finished that season with a moderate 11 - 24 - 1 record as an expansion franchise and had their first playoff berth . In 1980 , the Central League became the Grey - Bruce Junior C Hockey League as many of the further reaching teams like the Listowel Cyclones and New Hamburg Hahns left the league to pursue Junior B hockey . In 1987 , the league accepted the expansion of the Mount Forest Patriots and in 1988 renamed itself the Western Ontario Junior C Hockey League . The Walkerton Hawks have been a long running mainstay in this league . They sat out the 2004 - 05 season to reorganize their franchise , but have come back strong since . During their time off , ownership considered a move to Saugeen Shores , Ontario . In the 2005 - 06 season , their first after their short hiatus , the Walkerton Hawks finished in fifth place . They challenged the fourth - seeded Goderich Sailors in the league quarter - final and defeated them 2 - games - to - none . In the league semi - final , they competed against the league ' s top seeded Wingham Ironmen . The Ironmen swept the series 4 - games - to - none . The 2006 - 07 season saw the Walkerton Hawks step into high gear at the end of the season and push into the third seed over the Hanover Barons . In the league quarter - final , the Hawks played against the sixth seeded Goderich Sailors . Walkerton won the series 3 - games - to - 1 . In the semi - final , the Hawks drew the second seeded Wingham Ironmen . To the dismay of the Ironmen , the Hawks swept them 4 - games - to - none . This resulted in Western league final between the Walkerton Hawks and the first seeded Kincardine Bulldogs . This was the end of the road for the Hawks as the Bulldogs came out on top 4 - games - to - 1 . Season - by - Season Standings . ( * ) " The 1999 - 00 Season was altered drastically due to the folding of the Lakeshore Pirates . As a disproportionate amount of games had been played by each team against Lakeshore , all history of these games were erased . "