…the Minnesota Fighting Saints in the fledgling World Hockey Association, scoring the first goal in the team’s history. Johnson retired after three-and-a-half seasons with the Fighting Saints and a half…

…would take that invitation, make the 1988/89 Wheat Kings team and go on to two world junior medals, an Olympic medal, a Memorial Cup and a 12-year career in the…

…Memorial Cup champion Elmwood Millionaires, and the 1932 Memorial Cup Finalist Winnipeg Monarchs. Norm Yellowlees won the 1935 World Hockey championship with the Winnipeg Senior Monarchs in Davos, Switzerland….

…after two seasons he joined the Canadian Armed Forces in World War II. He returned to play with the St. Paul Saints of the USHL and was on their 1948-49…

…and the 1932 Olympic crown. Lindquist also played with the senior Winnipeg Monarchs who won the World Championship in 1935. Vic Lindquist was a respected referee who, in thirty years,…

…was highlighted when he scored the Stanley Cup winning goal in 1942. He then served 4 years in the Canadian Forces during World War II. After the war Pete Langelle…

…to the 1937 Memorial Cup championship. The next season, he was with the Trail Smoke-Eaters who won the Allan Cup and in 1939 Trail captured the World hockey title. Dick…

…1932 he was a member of the Winnipeg Monarchs who lost the Memorial Cup playoffs to the Sudbury Wolves. He played with the 1935 World Champion Winnipeg Monarchs at Davos,…

…Olympic championship at Lake Placid, New York. In 1932 he was the MSHL scoring champion. In 1935 Romeo Rivers played for the World champion Winnipeg Monarchs at Davos, Switzerland….

…he went to Italy to play and it was a wise decision. Zarrillo played on 10 league championship teams and in 10 world championships and three Olympic games for Italy….

…Born in Winnipeg, this centreman/right winger was a member of the Canadian junior team that won the 1982 World Junior Hockey championship. He also played for the 1984…

…with the 1928 University of Manitoba senior team that won the Allan Cup and was with the 1931 University of Manitoba Grads team that won the World Hockey championship….

…Calder Cup that season. He played with the Leafs when they won the Stanley Cup in 1942 after which he joined the Canadian Armed Forces in World War II. He…

…in World War II. In 1948 the New York Rangers traded him to Toronto where he played on the 1949 and 1951 Stanley Cup winners. Bill Juzda returned to Winnipeg…

…and with Ottawa in 1942-43 when those teams won the Allan Cup. “Sugar Jim” joined the Canadian Armed Forces during World War II. He played 9 NHL seasons and ap…

…World War I. He returned to pro hockey in 1921 playing with the Regina Caps and Portland. He moved to the Chicago Black Hawks in 1926 and was their first…

…play Senior briefly in the Winnipeg Patriot League before heading overseas in 1917 to serve with the Canadian Forces in World War I. The Falcons would re-form in 1919 and…

…His hockey career almost ended at Vimy during World War I. After the war he returned and played senior hockey in 1919-20 with the Winnipegs and then turned…

…and captained the Rangers to their 1940 Stanley Cup victory. After two more seasons, Art entered the Canadian Armed Forces in World War II; this ended his pro career….

…championship. He later coached the 1927 Winnipegs and the 1930 Elmwood Millionaires to Manitoba Senior titles and in 1935 he piloted the Winnipeg Monarchs to a World Hockey championship….

…This defenceman played minor hockey in Winnipeg and junior with Edmonton, who lost the 1939 Memorial Cup final to Oshawa. In 1940 he signed with Montreal but World…

…English League champs; a member of Winnipeg Maroons, the 1964 Allan Cup Champions; was on three European tours with the Maroons and played for Canada at the 1965 World Championships…

…turned pro later that year and played 2 NHL seasons with the New York/ Brooklyn Americans. He served three years with the Canadian Armed Forces. After World War II, he…

…Born in Portage la Prairie, this left winger played on the 1942 Portage Terriers, Memorial Cup champions. He served in the Canadian Armed Forces during World War II…

…won the Military Medal. After World War I, he played with the Selkirk Fishermen in 1919/20. He joined the Edmonton Eskimos in 1921-22. Simpson joined the New York Americans of…

…with the Canadian Armed Forces in World War II. He won the Vezina Trophy three times, recorded 62 shutouts and was selected on three NHL All-Star Teams. Broda was a…

…Jaw Warriors and for Team Canada in the I987 World Junior Championship. Undrafted by the NHL, the right winger went on to play 1161 NHL games where he recorded 193…