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Frank Selke Jr . Frank D . Selke Jr . , was a noted NHL executive for the Montreal Canadiens from 1951 to 1965 . He was part of 6 Stanley Cup winning pictures in 1953 and 1956 – 60 . However , his name does not appear on the Stanley Cup . He was the intermission host on Montreal Canadiens broadcasts for much of the 1960s and was also in charge of the team ' s publicity . His father Frank J . Selke was the general manager of the Canadiens during this time . He became president of the Oakland Seals ( later known as the California Golden Seals ) in 1967 and then became the team ' s general manager . Selke resigned in 1971 in dispute with the new team owner Charlie Finley . He later became vice - president of the Canadian Sports Network , producers of Hockey Night in Canada . He was born in Toronto , Ontario .
2010 – 11 Mercyhurst Lakers women ' s ice hockey season The Mercyhurst Lakers will represent Mercyhurst College in the 2010 – 11 NCAA Division I women ' s ice hockey season . The Frozen Four will be hosted by Mercyhurst College at Louis J . Tullio Arena in Erie , Pennsylvania .
1978 - 79 Manitoba Senior A Playoffs For the 1978 - 79 season , the Manitoba Amateur Hockey Association awarded the Provincial Senior A Championship , the Pattison Cup , to the winner of the Central Amateur Senior Hockey League . see 1978 - 79 Central Amateur Senior Hockey League Season < hr > Steinbach Huskies won the Pattison Cup and advanced to the 1978 - 79 Western Canada Allan Cup Playoffs < hr > Manitoba Senior AAA Hockey History
J . T . Wyman J . T . Wyman ( born February 27 , 1986 , in Edina , Minnesota ) is an ice hockey right wing for the Hamilton Bulldogs of the American Hockey League . Wyman drafted in the fourth round , 100th overall , by the Montreal Canadiens in the 2004 NHL Entry Draft . He was re - signed by Montreal to a one - year contract on July 13 , 2010 .
1976 Canada Cup rosters These were the rosters at the 1976 Canada Cup . Canada . Skaters : Bill Barber , Bobby Clarke , Marcel Dionne , Phil Esposito , Bob Gainey , Danny Gare , Bobby Hull , Guy Lafleur , Guy Lapointe , Reggie Leach , Peter Mahovlich , Richard Martin , Lanny McDonald , Bobby Orr , Gilbert Perreault , Denis Potvin , Larry Robinson , Serge Savard , Steve Shutt , Darryl Sittler , Carol Vadnais , Jimmy Watson Goaltenders : Gerry Cheevers , Glenn Resch , Rogatien Vachon Coaches : Scotty Bowman , Don Cherry , Bobby Kromm , Al MacNeil Czechoslovakia . Skaters : Josef Augusta , Jiri Bubla , Frantisek Cernik , Milan Chalupa , Miroslav Dvorak , Bohuslav Ebermann , Ivan Hlinka , Jiri Holik , Karel Holy , Frantisek Kaberle , Milan Kajkl , Oldrich Machac , Vladimir Martinec , Jiří Novák , Milan Novy , Frantisek Pospisil , Jaroslav Pouzar , Pavel Richter , Vladimir Sandrik , Bohuslav Stastny , Marian Stastny , Peter Stastny Goaltenders : Vladimir Dzurilla , Jiri Holecek Coaches : Karel Gut , Jan Starsi Finland . Skaters : Tapio Flinck , Matti Hagman , Hannu Kapanen , Veli - Pekka Ketola , Pertti Koivulahti , Tapio Koskinen , Tapio Levo , Harri Linnonmaa , Lasse Litma , Kari Makkonen , Timo Nummelin , Lasse Oksanen , Esa Peltonen , Jouni Peltonen , Pekka Rautakallio , Matti Rautiainen , Seppo Repo , Heikki Riihiranta , Jouni Rinne , Timo Saari , Juhani Tamminen , Jorma Vehmanen Goaltenders : Antti Leppänen , Markus Mattsson , Jorma Valtonen Coaches : Lasse Heikkilä , Carl Brewer Sweden . Skaters : Mats Ahlberg , Thommie Bergman , Per - Olov Brasar , Lars - Erik Eriksson , Roland Eriksson , Lars - Erik Esbjors , Inge Hammarström , Anders Hedberg , Björn Johansson , Dan Labraaten , Willy Lindström , Tord Lundström , Lars - Goran Nilsson , Ulf Nilsson , Stig Ostling , Börje Salming , Stig Salming , Lars - Erik Sjöberg , Jan - Olov Svensson , Mats Waltin , Juha Widing , Kjell - Arne Wikström Goaltenders : Hardy Åström , Göran Högosta , William Löfqvist Coaches : Tommy Sandlin , Bengt Ohlson United States . Skaters : Fred Ahern , Curt Bennett , Harvey Bennett , Jr . , Dan Bolduc , Rick Chartraw , Mike Christie , Lee Fogolin , Robbie Ftorek , Alan Hangsleben , Steve Jensen , Mike Milbury , Lou Nanne , Joe Noris , Bill Nyrop , Gerry O ' Flaherty , Doug Palazzari , Craig Patrick , Mike Polich , Gary Sargent , Dean Talafous , Warren Williams Goaltenders : Mike Curran , Pete LoPresti , Cap Raeder Coaches : Bob Pulford , Harry Neale USSR . Skaters : Boris Alexandrov , Sergei Babinov , Helmuts Balderis , Valeri Belousov , Zinetula Bilyaletdinov , Alexander Golikov , Alexander Gusev , Sergei Kapustin , Vladimir Kovin , Vladimir Krikunov , Alexander Kulikov , Viktor Kuznetsov , Yuri Lebedev , Vladimir Lutchenko , Alexander Maltsev , Vladimir Repnev , Viktor Shalimov , Alexander Skvortsov , Valeri Vasiliev , Vladimir Vikulov , Viktor Zhluktov Goaltenders : Vladislav Tretiak , Mikhail Vasilenok , Viktor Zinger Coaches : Viktor Tikhonov , Boris Mayorov , Robert Cherenkov
1921 - 22 MJHL Season This is the 1921 - 22 Winnipeg and District Junior Hockey League season . The WJrHL became the Manitoba Junior Hockey League in 1933 . Forword The WJrHL was run and controlled by the Manitoba Amateur Hockey Association . = MAHA Notes = President : Jack McVicar Crescentwood , Weston , Winnipeg Catholic Club , Winnipegs , & Winnipeg Victoria Bisons withdrew . University of Manitoba , Winnipeg Canoe Club , & Winnipeg Columbus Club admitted . = " A " Division = Winnipeg Tammany Tigers , St . Boniface Canadiens , Selkirk Fishermen , Winnipeg Falcons " Statistics unavailable . " Playoffs . Game 1 - - Tigers 7 St . Boniface 4 and Game 2 - - St . Boniface 3 Tigers 1 Tigers defeated St . Boniface " 8 goals to 7 " = " B " Division = Winnipeg Columbus Club , University of Manitoba , Winnipeg Canoe Club , Portage la Prairie " Statistics unavailable . " Playoffs . Game 1 - - Columbus Club 4 Varsity 2 and Game 2 - - Varsity 7 Columbus Club 1 University of Manitoba defeated Columbus Club 9 goals to 5 < hr > < hr > < hr > = League Final = = Manitoba Championship = = Memorial Cup Playoffs =
Chad Johnson Chad Johnson ( born June 10 , 1986 in Calgary , Alberta ) is a Canadian ice hockey goaltender currently playing in the New York Rangers organization . Playing career . Johnson played college ice hockey for the University of Alaska Nanooks . Johnson was drafted by the Pittsburgh Penguins 125th overall in the 2006 NHL Entry Draft . During his senior year , he was the Central Collegiate Hockey Association Player of the Year , as well as a Hobey Baker Award finalist . After graduating , on June 27 , 2009 , Johnson was traded to the New York Rangers in exchange for a fifth - round pick ( # 151 overall ) in the 2009 NHL Entry Draft . He began his professional career in the 2009 – 10 season with the Rangers American Hockey League affiliate , the Hartford Wolf Pack . When the Rangers waived Stephen Valiquette to Hartford on December 2 , Johnson was recalled to serve as a backup goaltender to Henrik Lundqvist . He made his NHL debut against the Philadelphia Flyers on December 30 when he replaced Lundqvist after the first period . He allowed a breakaway goal to Simon Gagne on the first shot he faced , after playing for 23 seconds . He finished the game with 17 saves on 20 shots over two periods . He played his first career start against the Thrashers and lost 2 - 1 in OT . He lost in his second career start .
Ice hockey Ice hockey is a team winter sport played on ice . Two teams meet on the ice and send 6 players on the ice at the same time ( one goaltender , two defencemen and three forward s per side ) . The forwards try to shoot a disc of vulcanised rubber called puck in the opponent ' s net with the help of stick s in order to score goal s ; the team that scores the most win the match . A typical match lasts 60 minutes and is separated into three periods of 20 minutes each . At the end of the 60 minutes ( called regular time ) , should both teams have scored the same number of goals , in most leagues , an overtime period will follow , with various rules to tell a winner . Popularity . While the game originates from Canada , its popularity has since spread all around the world . The sport has a cult following in Canada , but is also very popular elsewhere ; it is the top sport in Finland and one of the main sports in Switzerland , Sweden , Russia , Czech Republic , Slovakia , Germany and Latvia . Practicants worldwide . There are , as of 2007 , 1 , 493 , 407 registered players worldwide , all ages and sexes together . This number excludes amateur players who play recreational hockey in leagues that are not affiliated with their respective national federations .
1996 Men ' s World Ice Hockey Championships The 1996 Ice Hockey World Championship took place in Austria 21st April - 5th May . The games were played in Vienna . Twelve teams took place , with the first round split into two groups of six , with the first four from each group advancing to the quarter - finals . This was the 60th World Championship and the Czech Republic beat Canada in the final to become World Champions for the first time . ( Czechoslovakia had won the World Championship six times ) .
Ron Lyons Ronald F . ( Peaches ) Lyons ( February 15 , 1909 – February 5 , 1942 ) was a Canadian professional ice hockey player who played for two seasons in the National Hockey League for the Philadelphia Quakers and Boston Bruins . He was born in Portage La Prairie , Manitoba .
1934 - 35 Sutherland Cup Championship These are the 1934 - 35 playoffs for the Sutherland Cup , the Ontario Hockey Association ' s Junior B championship : The participating teams were the group winners from the 1934 - 35 OHA Junior B Groupings . First Round . " 2 games total goals " Paris Shamrocks beat Waterloo 10 Goals to 5 . Second Round . " 2 games total goals " Napanee beat Kingston 13 goals to 10 . Peterborough beat Bobcaygeon 16 goals to 14 . St . Catharines beat Hagersville 13 goals to 7 . Niagara Falls beat Paris 17 goals to 4 . St . Michael ' s Buzzers beat Milton 18 goals to 6 . Owen Sound beat Alliston 5 goals to 2 . Quarter Finals . " 2 games total goals " Barrie beat Markham 23 goals to 11 . St . Michael ' s Buzzers beat Owen Sound 7 goals to 5 . Peterborough beat Napanee 17 goals to 4 . Niagara Falls beat St . Catharines 24 goals to 3 . Semi Finals . " 2 games total goals " Barrie beat Peterborough 9 goals to 8 . St . Michael ' s Buzzers beat Niagara Falls 6 goals to 5 . Final . " Best of 3 " became " 2 games total goals " Barrie beat St . Michael ' s Buzzers 11 goals to 4 . See also . 1934 - 35 OHA Junior B Groupings List of Sutherland Cup championships List of OHA Junior B Seasons
Montreal Concordia Civics The Montreal Concordia Civics were an intermediate and then senior team in Montreal , Quebec , from 1934 to 1941 and a junior team from 1937 to 1947 . The team was organized and run by the Montreal city government . They had no connection to Concordia University which was not founded until 1975 . = Senior Team = Season - by - Season Records . Quebec Senior Hockey League . = Junior Team = Season - by - Season Records . Junior Amateur Hockey Association ( Quebec ) . The team amalgamated with the Montreal Nationale in 1947 . NHL Players who played with the Civics . Also , Sylvio Mantha coached the team after he retired from the NHL .
Boston Bruins records This is a list of franchise records for the Boston Bruins of the National Hockey League . Career Regular Season Records , Skaters . < br clear = " all " > Career Regular Season , Goaltenders . < br clear = " all " > Single Season , Skaters . < br clear = " all " > Single Season , Goaltenders . < br clear = " all " > Career Playoffs , Skaters . < br clear = " all " > Career Playoffs , Goaltenders . < br clear = " all " > Notes . Active NHL Players are in Bold
Stéphane Provost Stéphane Provost ( born May 5 , 1967 in Montreal , Quebec , Canada ; died April 22 , 2005 in Weston , Florida , United States ) was a Canadian National Hockey League linesman . Provost was killed in a road accident at approximately 3 : 30 a . m . while travelling on his motorcycle on State Road 84 after hitting a tractor trailer . He was 37 years old . The motorcycle burst into flames , falling onto Provost , who was not wearing a motorcycle helmet . Police reports indicate Provost was leaving a bar . The driver of the tractor trailer was uninjured . Career . Provost was hired by the NHL in September 1994 and officiated his first regular season game on January 25 , 1995 between the Florida Panthers and Tampa Bay Lightning . His career included 695 regular season games .
1983 - 84 Western Canada Intermediate Playoffs These are the 1983 - 84 Western Canada Intermediate A ( Senior AA ) Playoffs . The winner receives the Edmonton Journal Trophy and moves on to the 1983 - 84 Hardy Cup Championships . Playdowns . Semi - final Final See Also . List of Western Canada Intermediate Playoffs
2011 – 12 North Sea Cup season The 2011 - 2012 North Sea Cup was the second and final season of the North Sea Cup , the highest level of ice hockey in the Netherlands and Belgium , before the league reverted to its traditional name , the Eredivisie , and its traditional format . Teams . Teams participating in the league changed before and during the season . Prior to the start of the season , Nijmegen Devils announced a one - year hiatus from the North Sea Cup for 2011 - 2012 . The Belgian team Leuven Chiefs moved from the Belgian National League up to the North Sea Cup for 2011 - 2012 . An expansion team known as the " Amsterdam Capitals " joined the league , with many of the same people as the defunct Amstel Tijgers of the Dutch Eredivisie . White Caps Turnhout dropped out of the league midway through the season after it lost most of its players to injury and defections ; games played against Turnhout will not be counted in the season standings . At the end of the season , the Leuven Chiefs announced that they , too , were leaving the North Sea Cup tournament . The North Sea Cup was therefore disbanded and the last remaining Belgian team , HYC Herentals , was admitted as a full member of the " Eredivisie " Dutch league for the 2012 - 2013 season . Format . The format of the North Sea Cup was changed for the 2011 - 2012 season . The number of regular season games was reduced from 28 to 16 , to allow for longer Belgian Cup and Dutch Cup tournaments which are played before the North Sea Cup . With the loss of Turnhout from the league , the season consisted of 14 games , as each of the eight teams played each other twice . HYS The Hague edged out Geleen Eaters on goal differential to win the North Sea Cup tournament , as both teams attained 36 points . The standings of the Dutch teams in the North Sea Cup regular season determined the playoff pools for the quarter - final round of the Dutch National Championship playoffs . Pool A consisted of the Dutch team ranked first ( The Hague ) , third ( Tilburg ) and fifth ( Friesland ) , while Pool B consisted of the Dutch teams ranked second ( Geleen ) , fourth ( Eindhoven ) and sixth ( Amsterdam ) . The Belgian national championships was determined among the two Belgian teams competing in the North Sea Cup , namely Herentals and Leuven , plus the team that dropped out , Turnhout . Herentals won all of the games of the round - robin and the finals against Leuven , winning the National Championship . Playoffs . Dutch Championship Semi - Finals Dutch Championship Finals Belgian Championship Finals
Shawn Kilroy Shawn Kilroy ( born April 22 , 1964 ) is a retired Canadian ice hockey goaltender . Kilroy played for the Peterborough Petes in the OHL and with various IHL teams , as well as with the Springfield Indians in the AHL . He was selected in the 4th round ( 71st overall ) of the 1982 NHL Entry Draft by the Vancouver Canucks .
1926 Stanley Cup Finals Nah Cuz The 1926 Stanley Cup Final saw the National Hockey League ( NHL ) champion Montreal Maroons , in their first Final series appearance , defeat the Western Hockey League ( WHL ) and defending Stanley Cup champion Victoria Cougars three games to one in the best - of - five game series . This was the last Stanley Cup playoffs before the WHL folded , and the last time any non - NHL team would contest for the Cup , leaving the Cup entirely to the NHL . Paths to the Final . The Cougars finished the 1925 – 26 WHL regular season in third place , but eventually upset the Edmonton Eskimos in the WHL championship by a combined score of 5 – 3 to reach the Stanley Cup Finals . Meanwhile , the Maroons finished the NHL regular season in second place . Montreal went on to beat the third seed Pittsburgh Pirates and then defeated the first place Ottawa Senators 2 goals to 1 in a two game total goals series , thus capturing the Prince of Wales Trophy and the right to play Victoria for the Cup . The series . All of the games in the 1926 Cup Final were played at the Montreal Forum . Aided by three future Hockey Hall of Fame rs , the Maroons ended up dominating the series . Goaltender Clint Benedict , who previously helped Ottawa in three Cup championships , recorded three shutouts . Rookie Nels Stewart scored 6 of Montreal ' s 10 overall goals in the 4 games . Punch Broadbent also recorded a goal for the Maroons . The Cougars ' lone win came in game three , 3 – 2 . Montreal Maroons 1926 Stanley Cup champions . Roster engraving - notes
Drahomír Kadlec Drahomír Kadlec ( born November 29 , 1965 in Příbram , Czechoslovakia ) is a Czech former ice hockey defenceman . Kadlec played in the Czech Extraliga for HC Kladno , HC Dukla Jihlava , HC Zlín , HC Litvínov and HC Slezan Opava . He also played in Finland ' s SM - liiga for HIFK and Tappara , the Deutsche Eishockey Liga and the 2nd Bundesliga in Germany for Kaufbeurer Adler and EC Bad Tölz as well as Italy ' s Serie A for HC Egna . Kadlec played on the Bronze Medal winning 1992 Olympics team for Czechoslovakia . He also played for Czechoslovakia in the following : He also played for the Czech Republic in the following : References . Sports Reference
Tony Anderson Tony Anderson ( Born in Duluth , Minnesota ) was a professional hockey player . He played from 1930 to 1939 . He played for the Oakland Sheiks , Duluth Hornets , Hibbing Maroons , Hibbing Miners , Kansas City Greyhounds , Minneapolis Millers , Tulsa Oilers , and the Coral Gables Seminoles .
Taylor Gedig Taylor Gedig ( born July 1 , 1993 ) is a women ' s ice hockey player for the Clarkson Golden Knights women ' s ice hockey program . Playing career . During the 2010 - 11 season , Shields played for the Warner School of the JWHL and was an alternate captain . NCAA . Gedig joined the Clarkson Golden Knights in 2011 . She was also recruited by the Bemidji State Beavers women ' s ice hockey and New Hampshire Wildcats women ' s ice hockey programs , respectively . Hockey Canada . As a member of Team British Columbia , she competed at the 2010 Canadian Under 18 Nationals . She played with Team British Columbia at the 2011 Canada Winter Games ( women ' s ) tournament and was an alternate captain .
2008 IIHF European Champions Cup The 2008 IIHF European Champions Cup was the fourth and the last edition of IIHF European Champions Cup . It was held in Saint Petersburg at the Ice Palace arena , from January 10 to January 13 . The champions of 2007 of the six strongest hockey nations of Europe participate : Metallurg Magnitogorsk ( RUS ) , Modo Hockey ( SWE ) , HC Slovan Bratislava ( SVK ) , Kärpät ( FIN ) , HC Sparta Prague ( CZE ) , HC Davos ( SUI ) . Group A . Results . All times local ( Central European Time | CET / UTC + 1 ) Group B . Results . All times local ( Central European Time ] / UTC + 1 ) Gold medal game . Metallurg Magnitogorsk qualified for the final of the European Champions Cup thanks to a shootout win against Slovan Bratislava . The Slovaks were close to a surprise but the Russians could overcome the hard - working opponent at the end of the game . Metallurg played HC Sparta Prague in Sunday ’ s gold medal game . < br >
Olds Elks History . The Olds Elks were a senior and intermediate team in Olds , Alberta . They played in the Southern Alberta Senior Hockey League in 1934 - 35 and 1935 - 36 and then in the Alberta Senior Hockey League from 1936 to 1940 . They suspended play during World War II . After the war the team played at the intermediate level , sometimes in the Central Alberta Hockey League . The Elks won the Alberta Intermediate Championship in 1957 - 58 and 1962 - 63 . In both seasons they won the Edmonton Journal Trophy for the Western Canada Intermediate Championship . The team was named for the local Elks Club which sponsored the team . Elks who previously played in the NHL . The team was used as a sort of ' last stop ' for these ex - NHL players after they played in the big league . No players played in the NHL after they played for the Elks .
James White Civic Coliseum James White Civic Coliseum is a 7 , 141 - seat multi - purpose arena in Knoxville , Tennessee . The arena was built in 1961 . It is home to the Knoxville Ice Bears ice hockey team of the Southern Professional Hockey League ; and the University of Tennessee Ice Vols Hockey Team , of the American Collegiate Hockey Association . In the past , the Coliseum hosted the Knoxville Speed of the United Hockey League ; the Knoxville Cherokees of the East Coast Hockey League ; and the Knoxville Knights of the Eastern Hockey League .
1925 - 26 WHL season The 1925 – 26 WHL season was the fifth and last season for the now defunct Western Canada Hockey League ( WCHL ) , which was renamed Western Hockey League ( WHL ) at the start of the season due to one of its Canadian teams , the Regina Capitals , moving to Portland , Oregon in the United States and being renamed the Portland Rosebuds . Six teams played 30 games each . At season ' s end , some of the teams reorganised to create a minor pro league called the Prairie Hockey League that lasted for two seasons . The WHL was the last league other than the National Hockey League to contest for the Stanley Cup . Regular season . Final standings . " Note : W = Wins , L = Losses , T = Ties , GF = Goals For , GA = Goals Against , Pts = Points " Playoffs . As in the previous season , the third place Victoria Cougars won the playoff championship . In the semi - final , the Cougars met the Saskatoon Sheiks . " Victoria wins two - game , total - goals series 4 – 3 . " In the final , the Cougars faced off against the Edmonton Eskimos . As there was no ice available in Edmonton , Edmonton ' s ' home ' game was played in Vancouver . " Victoria wins two - game , total - goals series 5 – 3 . " Stanley Cup playoffs . See 1926 Stanley Cup Finals As in the previous season , the third place Victoria Cougars won the playoff championship and represented the league in the Stanley Cup finals . They faced the National Hockey League champion Montreal Maroons in a best - of - five series , losing 3 games to 1 . After the WHL folded at the end of this season , the Stanley Cup would no longer be contested as a challenge tournament between league champions , but would only be awarded to the NHL champion , a custom formalized in 1947 .
1935 - 36 Sutherland Cup Championship This is the 1935 - 36 playoffs for the Sutherland Cup , emblematic of the Ontario Hockey Association ' s Junior B championship . The participating teams were determined in the 1935 - 36 OHA Junior B Groupings . First Round . " 2 games total goals " St . Catharines beat Hamilton 14 Goals to 2 . Brantford beat Hagersville 8 goals to 6 . Kingston beat Toronto Beaches 21 goals to 8 . Bracebridge beat Collingwood 13 goals to 9 . Second Round . " 2 games total goals " Guelph beat St . Catharines 19 goals to 6 . St . Michael ' s Buzzers beat Bracebridge 17 goals to 8 . Kingston beat Peterborough 16 goals to 9 . Toronto Dukes beat Brantford 9 goals to 7 . Quarter Finals . " 2 games total goals " Guelph beat Stratford 9 goals to 7 . St . Michael ' s Buzzers beat Barrie 10 goals to 3 . Kingston beat Toronto Dukes 10 goals to 9 . Semi Finals . " 2 games total goals " Guelph beat Assumption College 6 goals to 1 . St . Michael ' s Buzzers beat Kingston 8 goals to 5 . Final . " Best of 3 " St . Michael ' s Buzzers beat Guelph 2 wins to 1 . See also . List of Sutherland Cup championships List of OHA Junior B Seasons