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1955 – 56 Chicago Black Hawks season The 1955 – 56 Chicago Black Hawks season was the team ' s thirtieth season in the NHL , and the club was coming off their second straight last place finish in 1954 – 55 , when they had a record of 13 – 40 – 17 , earning 43 points . The struggling franchise had finished in the NHL cellar for seven times in the past nine seasons . The Black Hawks would not bring back head coach Frank Eddolls , as they hired Dick Irvin , who had previously coached the Black Hawks in 1928 – 29 and 1930 – 31 . After leaving Chicago in 1931 , Irvin would coach the Toronto Maple Leafs from 1931 – 40 , winning the 1932 Stanley Cup , then he went on to coach the Montreal Canadiens from 1940 – 55 , winning three Stanley Cups with the team in 1944 , 1946 and 1953 . Also , in the off - season , the Hawks acquired Johnny Wilson and Glen Skov from the Detroit Red Wings . The team would get off to their best start in a few seasons , as they played . 500 hockey in their opening 10 games , as Chicago had a record of 4 – 4 – 2 . The team would hover around the . 500 mark through the first 23 games before falling into a slump , in which they would go 11 – 30 – 6 in their remaining 47 games to finish the season in last place for the eighth time in ten seasons . Despite the last place finish , Chicago improved their win total to 19 games and their point total to 50 , which represented their highest totals since the 1952 – 53 season . Offensively , Chicago was led by Red Sullivan , who had a team high 40 points , as he scored 14 goals and added 26 assists . Newly acquired Johnny Wilson scored a team high 24 goals , becoming the first Black Hawk since 1953 to score over 20 goals , while Ed Litzenberger had a club best 29 assists , en route to a 39 point season . Allan Stanley led the defense with 14 assists and 18 points , while fellow blueliner Jack McIntyre scored a defense leading 10 goals , while adding 5 assists for 15 points . Team captain Gus Mortson also had 15 points from the blueline , along with 87 penalty minutes . Lee Fogolin led the team in that category though , accumulating 88 penalty minutes . In goal , Al Rollins played the majority of games , leading the team in wins at 17 , and GAA at 2 . 95 . He also earned 3 shutouts .
Adam McQuaid Adam McQuaid ( born October 12 , 1986 , in Charlottetown , Prince Edward Island ) is a Canadian professional ice hockey defenceman currently playing for the Boston Bruins of the National Hockey League ( NHL ) , wearing the number 54 . Previously this season he played with Boston ' s American Hockey League ( AHL ) affiliate , the Providence Bruins wearing number 27 . Playing career . McQuaid played major junior hockey with the Sudbury Wolves of the Ontario Hockey League ( OHL ) for four seasons . After scoring 19 points in his second season with the Wolves in 2004 – 05 , McQuaid was selected in the 2nd round , 55th overall , by the Columbus Blue Jackets in the 2005 NHL Entry Draft . He returned to the OHL and , in his final season , helped lead the Wolves to the OHL Final against the Plymouth Whalers ; the Wolves were defeated in six games . In the off - season , McQuaid was traded by the Blue Jackets to the Boston Bruins in exchange for a fifth - round pick . He was immediately signed by Boston to a three - year , entry - level contract . He was assigned to Boston ' s American Hockey League ( AHL ) affiliate , the Providence Bruins in 2007 – 08 and scored 9 points in his professional rookie season . He scored his first NHL goal on February 7 , 2010 , a game - winner against goaltender Jaroslav Halak in a 3 – 0 win against the Montreal Canadiens at the Bell Centre .
Hockey Northwestern Ontario Hockey Northwestern Ontario is an ice hockey federation responsible for the area of northwestern Ontario , roughly from west of Sault Ste . Marie , Ontario to the Manitoba border . It is operating under Hockey Canada . It succeeded the Thunder Bay Amateur Hockey Association .
Montreal 9 Detroit 3 : Feb . 1 , 1964 On February 1 , 1964 , the Detroit Red Wings came to the Montreal Forum to play the Montreal Canadiens . They started backup rookie goaltender Roger Crozier instead of their regular goalie Terry Sawchuk . Canadiens ' right wing Bobby Rousseau had a terrific night . He scored his first goal at 19 : 12 of the first period . Then he got his second at 8 : 44 of the second period and followed up with the hat trick at 14 : 32 to give the Canadiens a 5 - 2 lead . In the third period Rousseau scored two quick goals at 0 : 47 and 1 : 46 . That gave him five goals for the night , a rather unusual occurance in NHL history . His centre , Henri Richard , got four assists on the night , three of them on Rousseau ' s goals . This was rather appropriate , since Richard ' s brother Maurice Richard had also scored five goals in a Canadiens ' game . Rousseau , then 23 years old in his fourth season with the Canadiens , had never scored more than two goals in a game . Bill Hicke and Gilles Tremblay also scored single goals for the Canadiens . Yvan Cournoyer , then a junior with the Montreal Canadiens , scored two goals on a five game callup with the NHL team . Cournoyer ' s goals were part of a pair of remarkable coincidences . The 1964 Olympics were on , and the coach of Canada ' s team , Father David Bauer , had asked the Canadiens for the loan of Cournoyer . The Toronto Maple Leafs had loaned Rod Seiling . It was felt that Cournoyer ' s offensive prowess could spell the difference and give Canada a gold medal . Frank J . Selke , Montreal ' s general manager , refused . The Canadiens had loaned a player to the 1960 Olympics team and it was felt that the Olympic team did not give him enough ice time . Canada played the Soviet Union a week later in a game that would decide the gold medal . Canada lost the game 3 - 2 . It is interesting to speculate if Cournoyer had scored two goals in that game , as he did against the Detroit Red Wings , then Canada would have won the gold . And the player that the Canadiens had lent to the 1960 Olympics team ? None other than - you guessed it - Bobby Rousseau ! Roger Crozier seemed to make enough of a good impression on the Red Wings ' management so that they let Terry Sawchuk go in the off - season and make Crozier their first - string goalie . He led the Wings to a first place finish in 1964 - 65 NHL season and won the Calder Memorial Trophy as NHL best rookie - ahead of Canadiens ' rookie Yvan Cournoyer , among others .
1935 - 36 MJHL Season This is the 1935 - 36 Manitoba Junior Hockey League Season . Forword < br > The MJHL was run and controlled by the Manitoba Amateur Hockey Association . < br > Realistically , the League was actually two leagues under one umbrella . = MAHA Notes = Convener of Junior Hockey : Vic Johnson < br > Selkirk Fishermen withdrew . Transcona Panthers & Woodhaven Leafs added to " B " Division . < br > Transcona withdrew before the start of the season . < br > < br > = Charlie Gardiner Memorial Series = The Charlie Gardiner Memorial Series was a preseason series of games involving the Winnipeg based teams . The winner received the Charlie Gardiner Memorial Trophy . The trophy was the idea of the University of Manitoba Student ' s Union , who started a fund to establish . Charlie Gardiner , born in Scotland but raised in Winnipeg , was considered the greatest goalie of his era . In 1934 after leading the Chicago Black Hawks to their first Stanley Cup , Gardiner died of a brain hemorrhage at the age of only 29 . The Winnipeg Monarchs were the 1935 winners . see Charlie Gardiner Championship = " A " Division = Schedule . 40 games , 16 per team . Each team plays other divisional teams 4 X . No inter locking games . Playoffs . see " A " Division Games = " B " Division = Schedule . 30 games , 12 per team . Each team plays other divisional teams 3 X . No inter locking games . Division B Notes . After the shocking death of Winnipeg Rangers player Jack Brown in February , The Division honored him by giving the Division Champions the Jack Brown Memorial Trophy . Playoffs . see " B " Division Games = All - Star Game = see 1936 MJHL All - Star Game < br > = League Final = < br > = Manitoba Championship = < br > = Memorial Cup Playoffs = = Team Photos = = Game Ads =
Cariboo Junior League The Cariboo Junior League operated in northern British Columbia in the 1963 - 64 season . Its champion was eligible for the British Columbia Junior Playoffs . The league was a financial failure and folded at the beginning of the 1964 - 65 season . The Prince George Pee Gees carried on as an independent team that season .
Chaparral Ice Chaparral Ice is an ice skating facility located in Austin , Texas . It remains the home ice facility for the ACHA University of Texas ice hockey team , and the Youth Hockey Foundation of Austin . It was the home ice of the Austin Ice Bats .
Michel Boudreau Michel Boudreau ( born on [ [ September 26 , 1952 , in [ [ Asbestos ] ] , [ [ Quebec ] ] ) is a retired hockey [ [ centre ] ] . He was chosen 48th overall by the [ [ Boston Bruins ] ] in the [ [ 1972 NHL Amateur Draft ] ] . He played 36 games in the [ [ World Hockey Association ] ] for the [ [ Philadelphia Blazers | Philadelphia ] ] and [ [ Vancouver Blazers ] ] in the 1972 - 73 & 1973 - 74 seasons . Boudreau scored 8 goals and 7 assists . [ [ Category : Drummondville Rangers alumni ] ] [ [ Category : Laval National alumni ] ] [ [ Category : Roanoke Valley Rebels players ] ] [ [ Category : Tidewater Sharks players ] ] [ [ Category : Hampton Gulls ( SHL ) players ] ] [ [ Category : Retired in 1976 ] ] [ [ Category : Born in 1952 ] ] [ [ Category : Boston Bruins draft picks ] ] [ [ Category : Philadelphia Blazers players ] ] [ [ Category : Vancouver Blazers players ] ]
2000 - 01 Huntsville Tornado Season The 2000 - 01 Huntsville Tornado season was the 1 season the Central Hockey League in Huntsville , Alabama , USA . The season began on Saturday , October 14 , 2000 , with an away game in Memphis , Tennessee , USA against the Memphis Riverkings . Regular season . Game log . October . Record : 3 - 4 ; Home : 1 - 2 ; Road : 2 - 2 November . Record : 8 - 4 ; Home : 4 - 2 ; Road : 4 - 2 December . Record : 6 - 8 ; Home : 4 - 5 ; Road : 2 - 3 January . Record : 4 - 6 ; Home : 2 - 2 ; Road : 2 - 4 February . Record : 4 - 7 ; Home : 3 - 3 ; Road : 1 - 4 March . Record : 9 - 6 ; Home : 4 - 3 ; Road : 5 - 3 April . Record : 0 - 1 ; Home : 0 - 0 ; Road : 0 - 1 Playoffs . " The Tornado did not qualify for the post - season . "
Camp Borden Camp Borden is a military base near the city of Barrie , Ontario , Canada . During the 1920 ' s and 1930 ' s it was the main base of the Royal Canadian Air Force . In World War II army units also trained there . Hockey ( and other sports ) were considered a part of military training so the base often entered teams in the Ontario Hockey Association . An historical moment : In the 1930 - 31 OHA Intermediate Playoffs Camp Borden was playing a series against Royal Military College in Kingston . The Camp Borden team ( all air force pilots ) actually flew their own aircraft to the game . This was probably the first time that a hockey team flew itself to a game .
Jerome Gauthier - Leduc Jerome Gauthier - Leduc ( born July 30 , 1992 ) is a Canadian ice hockey defenceman . He is currently playing for the Rimouski Océanic in the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League . Gauthier - Leduc was selected by the Buffalo Sabres in the 3rd round ( 68th overall ) of the 2010 NHL Entry Draft .
Robert Boucher Robert James " Bobby " Boucher ( February 14 , 1904 in Ottawa , Ontario – June 10 , 1931 ) was a Canadian professional ice hockey centre who played one season in the National Hockey League ( NHL ) for the Montreal Canadiens . He won a Stanley Cup in 1924 with Montreal . He was one of four brothers who played in the NHL . Personal life . Bobby was one of six sons born to Tom Boucher and Annie Carroll . His paternal grandfather , Antoine Boucher was French while his other grand - parents were Irish in descent . His brothers Billy , Frank and Georges would also become professional ice hockey players . There were two other brothers , Carroll and Joseph , and two sisters , Irene and Lily . Their father played rugby football , winning the Canadian championship in 1894 , 1896 , 1897 and 1901 . Bobby had a daughter with his wife Kay Wilson . Kay was a successful speed skater , who won civic titles in Hamilton and Ottawa . Bobby died at 27 years of age on June 10 , 1931 of tuberculosis . Bobby ' s funeral was held at his brother Carrol ' s in Ottawa followed by a service at St - Theresa ' s church and was attended by many members of the sporting circle of the Nations ' s Capital including all of his famous hockey playing siblings . He was later intered at Notre Dame cemetery along side his parents . Playing career . Boucher played junior hockey with the New Edinburghs , Ottawa Muchmore and Creighton Public School . During this time he was no stranger to professional hockey , as he was also a mascot for the Ottawa Senators until 1921 . Although no details of what that entailed are available , he was likely a stick - boy . He then spent the next three seasons with the Iroquois Falls " Baby " Eskimos before returning to Ottawa to play for the Ottawa Gunners for a portion of the 1923 - 24 season . On January 24 , 1924 , Bobby was signed as a free agent by the Montreal Canadiens . He played 12 regular season games along side his brother Billy , as well as three of the four Stanley Cup playoff games . Despite having shared in the success in Montreal , he was traded to the Vancouver Maroons of the WCHL on the very day the Canadiens were celebrating their Stanley Cup win . Team owner Leo Dandurand felt Bobby was " too small " , and traded him for Charlie Cotch . This may well have been one of the shortest stints in the NHL on a Stanley Cup winning team for a player . He then bounced between 5 teams in the next 4 seasons in the WHL , Can - Pro and the Can - Am hockey leagues , and had his best season with the London Panthers in 1926 - 27 , marking 8 goals and 2 assists and a career high 39 penalty minutes . His last season was with Sprague Cleghorn ' s Newark Bulldogs , with which he played only 5 games , presumably because his tuberculosis began to hinder his performance . After Boucher retired from hockey , he became a referee in the Upper Ottawa Valley League .
1972 Abbott Cup The Abbott Cup was for the Western Canadian Tier II Junior " A " Championship . < br > The best of seven game series was between the Anavet Cup and Doyle Cup Champions . < br > The winner representing the West in the Centennial Cup for the Canadian Championship . < br > < br >
Graeme Walton Graeme Walton ( born June 14 , 1981 in Belfast , Northern Ireland ) is a British professional ice hockey defenceman currently playing for the Belfast Giants of the Elite Ice Hockey League . Walton joined his hometown team in 2003 where he has since become one of the Giants ' most consistent players . A stay - at - home defenceman , Walton trained locally at the Dundonald Ice Bowl where he impressed Giants scouts and was eventually given a contract . He is now ranked 5th in the all - time list of games for the Giants , with 277 as of the end of the 2007 - 08 season . Walton also plays internationally for the Great Britain national ice hockey team alongside current Giants teammates Stevie Lyle and Dave Phillips .
Casey Wellman Casey Jay Wellman ( born October 18 , 1987 ) is a American professional ice hockey center for the Minnesota Wild of the National Hockey League ( NHL ) . The native of Brentwood , California was signed to a 2 - year entry level contract on March 16 , 2010 as a free agent . In high school , he played hockey at Cranbrook Kingswood School in Bloomfield Hills , Michigan , winning state titles in 2004 and 2006 . He then attended the University of Massachusetts - Amherst for 2 years where he played on the hockey team . Wellman is the son of former San Francisco Giants infielder Brad Wellman .
Minnesota Moose The Minnesota Moose was an ice hockey team in the International Hockey League from 1994 - 1996 . They played in Saint Paul , Minnesota , USA at the Saint Paul Civic Center . The team also played some home games at the Target Center in Minneapolis . The Moose left after two seasons and they were a representative of professional hockey in Minnesota at a time when the hopes of the state for recovering an NHL team had all but vanished . The Moose were moved to Winnipeg , Manitoba and are now the Manitoba Moose History . The state of Minnesota was long entrenched in NHL hockey history as the Minnesota North Stars had made the hockey state their home from the NHL ' s Great Expansion in 1967 until their departure to Dallas in 1993 . The North Stars were moved to Texas as a result of owner Norman Green ' s failure to reach a stadium agreement in Minneapolis or St . Paul combined with poor attendance and a string of losing seasons . The North Stars departure after 25 seasons in the Twin Cities created a large void in the hockey state . Despite only being a few seasons removed from an improbable run to the Stanley Cup Finals in 1991 , the North Stars became the Dallas Stars at the start of the 1993 - 94 NHL season . In 1994 , pro hockey made a comeback in Minnesota when the Moose were granted as an expansion team in the International Hockey League . The name " Moose " was picked in a name - the - team contest and edged out the name Mustangs . Fans in Minnesota were eager to support the new pro team , yet the Moose had a very up and down inaugural season . Coached by former NCAA coach Frank Serratore , the Moose compiled a 34 - 35 - 12 record earning a playoff spot in their first season before losing out to the Denver Grizzlies in the preliminary round of the playoffs . During the 1995 - 96 season , the Moose and the NHL ' s Winnipeg Jets worked out a deal to be affiliates with each other . However , the Jets themselves were in trouble and rumour went around that the two cities would swap teams , the Moose would move to Winnipeg and the Jets would come to the Twin Cities . However , the Jets were sold and moved to Phoenix to become the Phoenix Coyotes while the Moose were moved to Winnipeg leaving the hockey state without a professional hockey team until 2000 , with the arrival of the Minnesota Wild . Team records . Goals : 38 Dave Christian ( 1994 – 95 ) < br > Assists : 81 Stephane Morin ( 1994 – 95 ) < br > Points : 114 Stephane Morin ( 1994 – 95 ) < br > Penalty Minutes : 181 Brad Miller ( 1994 – 95 ) < br > GAA : 3 . 31 Parris Duffus ( 1995 – 96 ) < br > SV % : . 895 Parris Duffus ( 1995 – 96 ) < br > Career Goals : 60 Stephane Morin < br > Career Assists : 132 Stephane Morin < br > Career Points : 192 Stephane Morin < br > Career Penalty Minutes : 351 Brad Miller < br > Career Wins : 25 Tom Draper < br > Career Shutouts : 1 Tom Draper , Parris Duffus < br > Career Games : 161 Stephane Morin < br >
1925 - 26 PEISHL season This is the 1925 - 26 season of the Prince Edward Island Senior Hockey League : There were only two teams entered : Charlottetown Abegweits & Summerside Crystals . Charlottetown won 4 wins to 0 , 20 goals to 7 . Charlottetown advanced to the 1925 - 26 Maritimes Senior Playoffs .
1939 - 40 EPL This is the 1939 - 40 season of the Eastern Provincial League : Playoffs . Semi Final . " Best of 3 " Trois Rivieres Renards beat Victoriaville Tigres 2 wins to 1 . Final . " Best of 5 " Quebec Aces beat Trois Rivieres Renards 3 wins to none . Quebec Aces advanced to the 1939 - 40 Quebec Senior Playoffs .
1938 - 39 Wellner This was the 1938 - 39 competition for the Wellner Trophy : The series was between St . Dunstan ' s University and Prince of Wales College , both in Charlottetown , Prince Edward Island , where the games were played . This was the fifth competition . The first team to win three would keep the cup . Each team had already won twice so this year ' s winner would get the trophy . Final ( Best of 3 ) . St . Dunstan ' s University beat Prince of Wales College 2 wins to 1 . St . Dunstan ' s got to keep the trophy and it was retired . This was the last competition .
IIHF Continental Cup 2003 The Continental Cup 2002 - 2003 was the 6th edition of the IIHF Continental Cup . The season started on September 20 , 2002 , and finished on January 12 , 2003 . The tournament was won by Jokerit , who beat Lokomotiv Yaroslavl in the final . First Group Stage . Group F standings " + " . " + " : Ayr Scottish Eagles went to bankrupt before the next round were played , then Dragons de Rouen took their place Group I standings . Belfast Giants , Second Group Stage . Group L standings . HC Milano Vipers ,
Pete Goegan Peter John Goegan ( b . March 6 , 1934 in Fort William , Ontario - d . October 8 , 2008 ) is a retired professional ice hockey player who played 383 games in the National Hockey League . He played for the Detroit Red Wings , New York Rangers , and Minnesota North Stars . He was a very tough defensive defenceman . He played junior for the Fort William Canadiens from 1951 to 1954 . In 1954 - 55 he played for the senior Fort William Beavers and in 1955 - 56 for the senior Sault Ste . Marie Indians . He finally turned pro in 1956 - 57 with the Cleveland Barons . Goegan played most of his time with the Wings with some spells in the minors . In February 1962 he was traded to the New York Rangers for Noel Price . In October the two were exchanged again . He continued to jump between the Wings and the minors until 1967 , when the Minnesota North Stars picked him in the 1967 NHL Expansion Draft . Goegan played 46 games for the Stars in 1967 - 68 and then was sent to the minors . He retired in 1969 .
Ed Harrison Ed Harrison ( born July 25 , 1927 in Mimico , Ontario ) is a professional ice hockey centre who played 194 games in the National Hockey League . He played with the New York Rangers and Boston Bruins . He played junior hockey for the St . Michael ' s Majors from 1945 to 1947 . The team made the Memorial Cup finals in every season that Harrison played , winning the cup in 1945 and 1947 . Harrison turned pro in 1947 - 48 with the Boston Bruins and played over three seasons with the NHL club . In 1950 he was traded to the New York Rangers and only played four games there before being sent down to the minors . Harrison then played four seasons in the minor pros and with the senior Sudbury Wolves . From 1954 to 1962 Harrison played for the Woodstock Athletics as they played intermediate and senior hockey in the Ontario Hockey Association . He retired in 1962 . In the NHL he played 194 games and scored 27 goals and 24 assists .
Ukrainians in the Kontinental Hockey League Ukrainians in the Kontinental Hockey League ( KHL ) constitute the 7th most numerous nationality within the league . During the 2009 - 10 KHL season , 23 Ukrainian - born players participated in the competition . Alexei Zhitnik acted as captain of Dynamo Moscow , and is the only Ukrainian to have held this position in the league . He , along with Anton Babchuk , are the only two to have been named to the annual All Star Game . Six of these players have opted to compete for the Russian men ' s team internationally . According to HC Budivelnyk vice president Vyacheslav Zavalniuk , 13 . 5 % of all players in the KHL have Ukrainian roots . Players . " A ( ♦ ) denotes player who has participated in an All Star Game "