…Born in Winnipeg, this defenceman played with the Winnipeg Falcons who won the 1920 Allan Cup and the gold medal at the 1920 Olympics at Antwerp, Belgium. Halldor…

…the Winnipeg Victorias and in 1916 joined the Winnipeg 61st Battalion, the Allan Cup champions. He served with the 43rd Cameron Highlanders and was wounded twice in battle and he…

…scored three over time winning goals as the Bruins sidelined the Rangers. Mel Hill played 9 NHL seasons with Boston, New York Americans and Toronto and finished his career with…

…Red Wings, and Minnesota North Stars, he played 549 games, scored 99 goals, 161 assists, 260 points. Hextall played four AHL seasons and was with the 1968 AHL champion Rochester…

…St. Louis Blues, the New York Rangers and Detroit Red Wings over his 15 year NHL career. He played 477 games in the NHL, recorded 16 shutouts and had a…

…Born in Winnipeg, he played his minor hockey in Winnipeg with the Pilgrim club and left the city in 1927 after one season of junior. He became a…

…Born in Winnipeg, this right winger was AHL Rookie of the Year in 1950-51. He played junior with the Winnipeg Rangers and the Brandon Elks. In 6 NHL…

…Heights community clubs in Winnipeg. After junior with the Winnipeg Jets and Brandon Wheat Kings and two years with Port Huron of the IHL, he had a tryout with the…

…Louis Blues and also became the first captain of the Pittsburgh Penguins. He was on four consecutive Stanley Cup winners, three with Montreal Canadiens and one with Chicago Blackhawks in…

…125 assists, for a total of 221 points. Rick Blight’s last pro hockey season was 1982-83 with the Los Angeles Kings, and Moncton and New Haven of the AHL….

…teams: 1954 with Calgary and 1966 with the Victoria Maple Leafs. Steve Witiuk’s WHL record was 886 games played, 332 goals, 454 assists for a total of 786 points….

…of Rochester Americans, AHL Calder Cup champions. He played 365 NHL games with Toronto Maple Leafs, Pittsburgh Penguins, Chicago Black Hawks and Oakland Seals, and 408 AHL games with combined…

…and Boston Bruins scoring 41 goals, 56 assists for 97 points. In 1956 he was a member of the Winnipeg Warriors who were WHL and Edinborough Cup Champions. Gary Aldcorn…

…Born in Pilot Mound, Manitoba he earned his nickname because of his abilities as a punishing body checker. In 1936 and 1937 he played two seasons of junior…

…Maple Leafs and was with the Leafs when they won the 1949 Stanley Cup. He was also a member of the 1951 AHL Calder Cup Champion Cleveland Barons. He played…

…MVP awards, three scoring titles. He would score over 100 points over 10 straight seasons with career totals of 509 goals and 1,442 points. He was honoured with eight First…

…a member of the IHL Turner Cup champions, Cincinnati Mohawks. He played in over 1,000 games in the Western Hockey League and Quebec Hockey League and registered 269 goals, 555…

…with the Winnipeg Warriors. He spent two years at the University of Toronto before deciding to play in Finland with the Helsinki club from 1985-86 to 1995-96. He played 509…

…in the NHL with the New York Rangers. He was Captain of the WHL champion Brandon Regals in 1957, and was twice named as the league’s top defenceman and to…

…NHL teams, Minnesota North Stars and Winnipeg Jets and ended his NHL career in 1985 with 76 goals, 62 assists for a total of 138 points in 268 games….

…Born in Sutherland, SK, Chuck Rayner showed great promise as a goaltender and by 16 he was playing junior hockey with the Saskatoon Wesleys. He moved on to…

…Defence. Born in Winnipeg, this defenceman played Junior B with Fort Garry and Junior A with the MJHL Winnipeg Monarchs. In 10 NHL seasons with Montreal Canadiens, Washington…

…Donald H. (Dan) Bain Born in Belleville, Ontario. He moved with his family to Winnipeg at the age of six and spent the rest of his life there….

…A native of Brandon, goalie Ken Wregget played junior for Lethbridge Broncos of the WHL. After only a handful of games in the minors, he moved into the…

…Maple Leafs and Chicago Black Hawks. Ernie Dickens was a member of the 1942 Stanley Cup champion Toronto Maple Leafs. He died in the late 1950s at Bowmanville, Ontario….

…seven scoring titles scoring 777 goals in 11 seasons and was a ten-time All-Star. Chick Zamick was later inducted into the Ice Hockey Hall of Fame in London, England….

…twice. He coached two Allan Cup winners teams, the 1928 University of Manitoba and the 1931 Winnipegs and in 1932 he piloted the Winnipegs to the Olympic title. In 1931…