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John Sherf John Harold " Johnny " Sherf ( April 8 , 1913 , Calumet , Michigan – August 19 , 1991 , Dearborn , Michigan ) was a National Hockey League player and the first American citizen to have his name engraved on the Stanley Cup . John Sherf was born and spent his childhood years in Calumet in the state ' s Upper Peninsula . He participated in youth ice hockey , which was popular in the cold climate of the area . By the time he graduated from Calumet High School his hockey skills were widely recognized . In the working class area where he was raised , he was destined to go to work in the copper mines in the area , continuing his hockey career in the local semi - professional leagues . A local physician took an interest in Sherf and provided him with a scholarship to attend the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor . Sherf attended Michigan from 1932 until 1936 , majoring in history and playing hockey on the varsity team during all four years . He played center at U of M for three seasons . John was the leading scorer in the 1934 – 35 season with 23 goals and 14 assists in 16 games . In 1935 – 36 , he was the leading scorer of the Western Conference with 33 goals and 10 assists in 17 games . That year , Michigan ' s opponents scored a combined total of only 30 goals . During his senior year Sherf was elected captain of the hockey team . Sherf graduated from Michigan in June , 1936 . Before he was awarded his degree at the annual commencement ceremony , he was signed to a contract by the Detroit Red Wings of the National Hockey League ( NHL ) . He played several games at the end of the 1935 – 36 season with the Red Wings top farm team , the Detroit Olympics . He was also called up to play with the Red Wings during the Stanley Cup playoffs that season . The 1936 – 37 season was Sherf ' s most memorable as a professional . He played with the American Hockey League ' s Pittsburgh Hornets , after the Detroit Olympics were moved to Pittsburgh and re - named . At the end of the 1936 – 37 season Sherf was called up by the Red Wings for the playoffs to help defend their Stanley Cup championship . He collected one point in five games as the Red Wings won their second straight Stanley Cup by beating the New York Rangers three games to two . He was the first American citizen to be a member of an NHL playoff championship team , having his name engraved on the Stanley Cup as a member of the champion Detroit Red Wings . Johnny Sherf continued his professional hockey career until 1944 . He was a member of the Detroit Red Wings for his entire career but was often assigned to the top Red Wings farm team , the Pittsburgh Hornets . Sherf gained recognition both with the Red Wings as well as the Hornets . Sherf is still the seventh leading scorer in the history of the Pittsburgh Hornets , scoring 94 goals and 121 assists in 301 games played . After being called for military service in 1943 , he returned to the Red Wings in 1944 before retiring from professional hockey . He played in 19 NHL regular season games but scored no points . He scored one assist in eight playoff games .
St . Paul Steers The St . Paul Steers were a senior amateur team in St . Paul , Minnesota . They played in the United States Hockey League from 1962 to 1966 for four seasons . Only one of their players went on to the National Hockey League - Bill Masterton , who died in an NHL game in 1967 - 68 and for whom the Bill Masterton Memorial Trophy is named .
Katie McSorley Katie McSorley ( born April 28 , 1992 ) is an ice hockey player for the Norhteastern Huskies women ’ s ice hockey program . Playing career . McSorley was a four - year member of the Stratford Aces . With the Aces , she was honoured as Team MVP in 2004 - 05 and 2006 - 07 . In addition , she was team captain in 2006 - 07 . McSorley participated in the Ontario Winter Games in 2008 . A year later , she helped the Team Ontario Blue squad to a silver medal at the Canadian nationals in 2009 . She was also a four - year member of the St . Michael Catholic Secondary golf team . NCAA . Her freshman season was in 2010 - 11 . McSorley registered her first two collegiate goals against Syracuse on Oct . 1 . Sixteen days later , McSorley scored two goals against the Robert Morris Colonials . The following day , she assisted on Lori Antflick ’ s goal against Robert Morris . She closed out the month with goals against RPI ( Oct 24 ) and Vermont ( Oct 30 ) . On November 21 , McSorley recorded her first career hat trick and added two assists as the Huskies prevailed by a 5 - 1 tally over the Providence Friars . The hat trick was the first hat trick for a Northeastern player since Julia Marty in 2008 . It was also the first five point game by a Husky since Chelsey Jones tallied five points against Maine on Dec . 3 , 2006 . On December 1 , she scored a goal in a 4 - 0 win over New Hampshire , helping to snap a losing streak against New Hampshire dating back to since Jan . 21 , 2001 .
Craig Ferguson Craig Malcolm Ferguson ( born April 8 , 1970 in Castro Valley , California ) is a retired American - born Canadian professional ice hockey player . He was drafted by the Montreal Canadiens in the seventh round , 146th overall in the 1989 NHL Entry Draft . His father is former - NHL player Norm Ferguson . Born in the United States to Canadian parents , Ferguson was raised in Sydney , Nova Scotia . College career . After graduating from Riverview Rural High School in 1988 , Ferguson played four years of college hockey for the Yale University Bulldogs of the ECAC . Ferguson was one of the twelve players named to the 1988 - 1989 ECAC Hockey All - Rookie team . . Ferguson returned to New Haven in 1997 - 1998 as a member of the Beast of New Haven . Professional career . He was drafted in 1989 and turned pro in 1992 . He spent much of his career bouncing around the minor leagues , but appeared in 27 National Hockey League games for the Canadiens , Calgary Flames and Florida Panthers . Ferguson recorded one goal ( it was against the Toronto Maple Leafs during Mario Tremblay ' s first game as coach ) and one assist in his NHL career . In 2000 , he moved to Europe where he played three seasons for Fribourg - Gottéron in the Swiss Nationalliga A , and then three more with ERC Ingolstadt of the German Deutsche Eishockey Liga .
Grand Rapids Blades The Grand Rapids Blades were a senior team in Grand Rapids , Michigan . They played in the United States Hockey League in one season only - 1976 - 77 . They won the regular season and playoff championship that season . In the following season the Grand Rapids Owls started up in the International Hockey League .
Johnny Holota Johnny Holota ( born February 25 , 1921 in Hamilton , Ontario ) was a professional ice hockey player who played 15 games in the National Hockey League . He played with the Detroit Red Wings . He would win one Stanley Cup with the Wings in 1943 . He played junior hockey with the Guelph Biltmores from 1939 - 41 and then joined the Detroit Red Wings ' organization . He won a Stanley Cup in 1942 - 43 , He played for Canadian Army teams in Toronto from 1942 - 45 . After World War II Holota played pro hockey again . He was a first all - star with the AHL ' s Cleveland Barons in 1947 - 48 . Holota died as a result of a car accident on March 7 , 1951 , while a member of the Denver Falcons .
1920 - 21 Thunder Bay Senior Playoffs Teams . " Statistics unavailable " Final . " 2 games total goals " Port Arthur North Ends beat Fort William Maple Leafs 11 goals to 7 . Port Arthur North Ends advanced to the 1920 - 21 Western Canada Allan Cup Playoffs . See Also . List of Thunder Bay Senior Playoffs
Jeff Mason Jeff Mason ( born August 11 , 1981 ) is an American professional ice hockey defenseman for the Belfast Giants of the Elite Ice Hockey League . After four years in Providence College , Mason began his professional hockey career with the ECHL ' s Augusta Lynx in 2005 . The next season he signed with the Long Beach Ice Dogs and was the team ' s highest scoring defenceman , scoring 11 goals and 31 assists for 42 points in what was a difficult season for the Ice Dogs as they finished bottom of the Pacific Division . Mason then spent the next two seasons playing for the Gwinnett Gladiators . In his second season in 2008 - 09 , Mason scored 14 goals and 22 assists for 36 points and was the teams top scoring defenceman . In 2009 - 10 , Mason split the season with the Kalamazoo Wings and in the German 2nd Bundesliga for the Heilbronner Falken . In 2010 , Mason signed with the Belfast Giants .
Paul Boutilier Paul André Boutilier ( born May 3 , 1963 in Sydney , Nova Scotia , Canada ) is a retired professional defenceman . He was a member of the Stanley Cup champion New York Islanders in 1983 . Boutilier starred in the QMJHL with the Sherbrooke Castors in the early 1980 ' s . In 1982 , he helped the team reach the Memorial Cup , was named to the tournament all - star team , and was voted a first team all - star by the QMJHL . Chosen 21st overall by the New York Islanders in the 1981 NHL Entry Draft ( ahead of such names as Chris Chelios and John Vanbiesbrouck ) , Boutilier split his first full pro season between the Islanders and the CHL ' s Indianapolis Checkers . He did , however , have his name inscribed on the Stanley Cup in 1983 after appearing in two playoff games for the champion Isles . Boutilier became a regular on the Islanders ' blueline in 1984 – 85 and recorded a career - best 35 points . He scored 34 points the next year and showed a willingness to play rough in his own zone . Over the next four years his play was less consistent . He moved around the league with the Boston Bruins , Minnesota North Stars , New York Rangers , Winnipeg Jets , and three different minor pro clubs . He retired in 1990 after spending most of the year in Switzerland with SC Bern .
1957 - 58 Alberta Intermediate Playoffs These are the 1957 - 58 Alberta provincial Intermediate A playoffs : Semi Finals . " Best of 5 " Medicine Hat Cantalinis beat Calgary Adderson Hustlers 3 wins to 2 . " Best of 3 " Olds Elks beat St . Paul 2 wins to none . Final . " Best of 7 " Olds Elks beat Medicine Hat Cantalinis 4 wins to none . Olds Elks advanced to the 1957 - 58 Western Canada Intermediate Playoffs . See Also . List of Alberta Intermediate Playoffs
Charlottetown Silver Foxes The Charlottetown Silver Foxes were a junior team in Charlottetown , Prince Edward Island . They were sponsored by the Levin Fur Company which was also the team ' s original name . The team played in the Prince Edward Island Junior League in the 1931 - 32 . After the regular season and before the league playoffs they changed their name to the Silver Foxes . These were the animals that were raised on the island for their fur . The Silver Foxes won the league championship and then entered the 1931 - 32 Maritimes Junior Playoffs .
French Division 1 FFHG Division 1 ( Fédération Française de Hockey sur Glace Division 1 or French Ice Hockey Federation Division 1 ) is a professional ice hockey league in France . It is the second of four levels of professional ice hockey in France . Teams . FFHG Division 1 consists of 14 teams . Season . Each team plays the other teams at home and away ( 26 games ) . At the end of this regular season the 4 highest ranking teams enter a combined knock - out play - off series while the four lowest ranking teams ( two from each pool ) enter a play - off series of their own . The winner of the former play - off series is promoted to Ligue Magnus while the loser of the latter play - off series is demoted to FFHG Division 2 . See Also . List of French Division 1 seasons
Providence Friars women ' s ice hockey The Providence Friars women ' s ice hockey program represents Providence College in NCAA Division I women ' s ice hockey . The Friars are a member of Hockey East and compete at the 3 , 030 - seat Schneider Arena in Providence , Rhode Island . History . In the 1978 - 79 season , the Friars would hold the distinction of being the first team to play the new Harvard Crimson women ' s ice hockey team . The result was a 17 - 0 triumph . In 1984 , the Friars won the inaugural Eastern College Athletic Conference Women ’ s Championship . In Jackie Barto ' s first season as coach in 1994 - 95 , the Friars were 18 - 9 - 4 and won the Eastern College Athletic Conference title . The following season , the Friars reached the ECAC championship game , but they lost to New Hampshire in a game that lasted five overtimes . The 1996 - 97 season were one of the most successful as Providence went 20 - 8 - 2 , posting the program ' s eighth 20 - win season . In 1997 - 98 , Barto guided the Friars to the ECAC Tournament for the 15th consecutive season . Providence College made history on Saturday , December 5 , 2009 as the Friars came away with a 4 - 1 victory over No . 3 New Hampshire in Durham . Providence became the first Hockey East team to earn a victory at the Whittemore Center since the league ' s inception in 2002 - 03 . On January 9 , 2010 , Providence College women ' s hockey earned their 600th victory by defeating No . 8 Cornell by a score of 6 - 3 . Junior Jean O ' Neill tallied a goal and an assist . Genevieve Lacasse made 22 saves to record the victory . Providence now joins New Hampshire as the only two programs with 600 victories . Season by season results . " Note : GP = Games played , W = Wins , L = Losses , T = Ties " Notable players . Cammi Granato . While at Providence College , she set every school scoring record . Granato was named " Rookie of the Year " as a freshman and " Player of the Year " as a sophomore , junior and senior . Granato led the Lady Friars to back - to - back conference titles in 1991 - 92 and 1992 - 93 . In August 2008 , Granato was inducted into the U . S . Hockey Hall Of Fame . She finished her career with 256 points , a record she holds to this day . She is also the leader for single - season points with 84 ( 1992 - 93 ) , goals with 48 ( 1991 - 92 ) , and assists with 43 ( 1992 - 93 ) . She is the all - time leading goal scorer at Providence College with an impressive 139 career tallies , and ranks second all - time in assists with 117 .
1961 - 62 WIHL Season This us the 1961 - 62 season of the Western International Hockey League : Semi Final . " Best of 5 " Nelson Maple Leafs beat Kimberley Dyanmiters 3 wins to 1 . Final . " Best of 7 " Trail Smoke Eaters beat Nelson Maple Leafs 4 wins to none . Trail Smoke Eaters advanced to the 1961 - 62 Western Canada Allan Cup Playoffs . See also . List of WIHL Seasons
Zack Torquato Zack Torquato ( born June 9 , 1989 in Sault Ste . Marie , Ontario ) is a major junior ice hockey player currently playing for the Erie Otters of the Ontario Hockey League . He was drafted 178th overall , in the 6th round by the Detroit Red Wings . Torquato was traded from the Saginaw Spirit to the Erie Otters with a fourth round pick in the OHL prioity selection for Ryan O ' Marra on November 22 , 2006 . He played for the Grand Rapids Griffins of the American Hockey League at the end of the 2007 – 08 season , but returned to the Erie Otters for 2008 – 09 and 2009 - 10 .
Kamil Kašťák Kamil Kašťák ( born May 8 , 1966 in Most , Czechoslovakia ) is a Czech former ice hockey player . Kašťák played in the Czech Extraliga for Dukla Jihlava , HC Litvinov , HC Sparta Prague and HC Plzen . He also played in the Swedish Elitserien for HV 71 , the SM - liiga in Finland for Lukko and finished his career in Germany for the Lausitzer Füchse . Kašťák played on the 1992 Czechoslovak Bronze Medal winning Olympic ice hockey team . In April 2005 he became the coach of the Czech Second League team HC Most .
August Kammer August Frederick Kammer , Jr . ( June 3 , 1912 – February 21 , 1996 ) was an American ice hockey player who competed in the 1936 Winter Olympics . In 1936 he was a member of the American ice hockey team , which won the bronze medal . He was born in Montclair , New Jersey and died in Hobe Sound , Florida .
André Lacroix André Joseph Lacroix ( born June 5 , 1945 , in Lauzon , Quebec ) is a retired professional ice hockey player in the National Hockey League and the World Hockey Association , and is the WHA ' s all - time leading career scorer . Playing career . A centre notable for his playmaking , penalty - killing and faceoff skill , Lacroix played his junior hockey for the Peterborough Petes , leading the league in assists in both the 1964 – 65 and 1965 – 66 seasons and in points the latter season . He then played two seasons for the minor - league Quebec Aces of the AHL , playing brilliantly in the 1968 season before being recalled by the Philadelphia Flyers of the NHL in the spring of 1968 . Paired on a forward line with fellow ex - Quebec wingers Jean - Guy Gendron and Simon Nolet , he was an immediate star , leading the Flyers in scoring in both 1969 and 1970 . After the 1971 season Lacroix was traded to the Chicago Black Hawks , and dismayed at the change of scenery , played poorly the next year . However , in the fall of 1972 , the upstart World Hockey Association began play , and he lost no chance to return to Philadelphia and sign with the league ' s Philadelphia Blazers franchise . Despite the team going through much tumult and controversy , Lacroix was an immediate star for the squad , leading the WHA in points that season with a 50 – 74 – 124 mark . However , in the offseason , the franchise was transferred to Vancouver , and Lacroix was traded to an even shakier team , the New York Golden Blades for the 1974 season . Again , despite tumult that caused the team to be moved to New Jersey mid - season and payrolls to be missed , he was a standout , leading the WHA in assists with 80 . That fall , Lacroix was named to Team Canada for the 1974 Summit Series against the Soviet Union , scoring one goal and six assists in eight games to be the team ' s second leading scorer . The New York - New Jersey team moved yet again for the 1975 to California to become the San Diego Mariners , and Lacroix continued his success . In that first season in San Diego , he achieved his second league scoring title and racked up 106 assists , the professional record at the time and the only player other than Bobby Orr who had ever reached 100 assists in a single season . Lacroix scored over 100 points the next two seasons with the Mariners as well , before the franchise folded . He continued to star in two more seasons before the end of the WHA , for the Houston Aeros in 1978 and the New England Whalers in 1979 . His skills diminishing at last , Lacroix played briefly and respectably for the Whalers after their move to the NHL in the 1980 season before retiring . Lacroix has been involved with hockey since retiring , creating the André Lacroix Power Hockey Academy and was the Director of hockey programs at the Oakland Ice Centre until 2005 .
1990 World Championship The 1990 Ice Hockey World Championships took place in Switzerland from 16 April 1990 - 2 May 1990 . The matches were played in Bern and Fribourg . Eight teams took part , with all teams playing each other once . The four best teams then played each other again . This was the 54th World Championships , and at the same time , the 65th European Championships of ice hockey . The Soviet Union became world champions for the 22nd time , and Sweden won their tenth European title . For the European Championships , only games between European teams in the First Round were counted . World Championship Group A ( Switzerland ) . Consolation Round . " Norway needing to keep their final game within four goals , lost four to nothing to the Germans , and were relegated . " World Championship Group B ( France ) . Played in Lyon and Megève March 29th to April 8th . " Switzerland was promoted to Group A . The Netherlands should have been relegated but gained a reprive when East Germany ceased to participate because of the reunification of Germany . " World Championship Group C ( Hungary ) . Played in Budapest Hungary March 28th to April 8th . " Yugoslavia was promoted to Group B . Both Belgium and South Korea should have been relegated , but were not for two reasons . The reunification of Germany left Group B one team short and there were not enough teams to have a Group D . " World Championship Group D ( Great Britain ) . Played in Cardiff Wales March 20 - 25 . " Great Britain was promoted to Group C . "
1954 - 55 SSIHL season This is the 1954 - 55 season of the South Shore Intermediate Hockey League : Standings . Bridgewater Fyr Fyters ( 1st ) , Halifax Navy , Chester - Chester Basin Tigers . " Statistics unavailable . " Playoffs . Semi Final . " Best of 7 " Final . " Best of 9 " Halifax Navy advanced to the 1954 - 55 Maritimes Intermediate Playoffs .
Don McFadyen Donald Phillip McFadyen ( March 24 , 1907 – May 26 , 1990 ) was born in Crossfield , Alberta . McFadyen was a professional ice hockey player who played 164 games in the National Hockey League for the Chicago Black Hawks . He won the Stanley Cup with Chicago in 1934 . He played junior hockey with the Calgary Canadians from 1924 to 1926 , winning the Memorial Cup in 1926 . McFadyen then played for Marquette University from 1926 to 1930 . In 1930 he turned pro with the Chicago Shamrocks and played two strong seasons for the American Hockey Association team . He was traded to the Chicago Blackhawks in 1932 and played there for four seasons , winning the Stanley Cup in 1933 . In all he played in 164 NHL games , all with Chicago , and scored 12 goals and 33 assists . He retired in 1936 .
Butte Bombers The Butte Bombers were a semi - professional team that was founded by the famous daredevil Evel Knievel in 1959 . Knievel founded the team in order to have team to play with since he thought he wasn ' t good enough to play semi pro with teams in the eastern United States . Somehow he convinced Czechoslovakia to play the Bombers on their 1959 - 60 tour . It was a blowout .
Cam Connor Cameron Duncan Connor Selected by Montreal Canadiens 1st round ( # 5 ) in 1974 NHL Amateur Draft Selected by Phoenix Roadrunners 1st round ( # 4 ) in 1974 WHA Amateur Draft started his junior career with the St . Boniface Saints of the MJHL , playing two years . . . . also , during these two years , played a handful of games with the Winnipeg Jets of the WCHL . . . . joined the Flin Flon Bombers for 1973 - 74 , where he scored 47 goals and 91 points with 376 minutes in penalties . . . . after his junior career , opted to play in the WHA for the Phoenix Roadrunners . . . . as a rookie scored 9 goals and 28 points with 168 minutes in penalties , and followed that with a 39 - point effort in 1975 - 76 , while spending 295 minutes in the box . . . . traded to Houston October , 1976 , where he had the best year of his professional career , scoring 35 goals and 67 points in 76 games . . . . first professional player to fight Dave Semenko . . . . after the next season Houston folds and his WHA rights were purchased by Winnipeg . . . . he argued that he should be a free agent and signed with the NHL ' s Montreal Canadiens . . . . the NHL ultimately approved the signing . . . . saw limited playing time in 1978 - 79 , but managed to appear in eight straight playoff games after Canadiens Hall of Fame goaltender Ken Dryden convinced coach Scotty Bowman that Connor was needed . . . . the Canadiens won the Stanley Cup . . . . was Edmonton ' s first pick in 1979 NHL Expansion Draft . . . . played on first Edmonton Oilers NHL team . . . . traded to NY Rangers on March 11 , 1980 , where he would stay within the organization until 1982 - 83 . . . . . played his final year of professional hockey with the 1983 - 84 Tulsa Oilers team that suspended operations on Feb . 16 , 1984 , but continued playing final six weeks of its season on the road and then went on to win playoff title . . . .