…Kings. In 11 NHL seasons with the New York Rangers, Minnesota North Stars and St. Louis Blues, he played 658 games, scored 162 goals, 261 assists, for 423 points….
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Cude, Wilf
…years in the NHL from 1930 to 1940 with Philadelphia, Boston, Chicago, Detroit, and Montreal Canadiens, and was twice voted to the Second All-Star team for his netminding prowess….
Couture, Lolo
…traded to the Montreal Canadiens. In 309 NHL games he scored 48 goals, 56 assists, for 104 points. Rosario “Lolo” Couture won a Stanley Cup in 1934 with Chicago….
Branigan, Andy
…171 assists, for a total of 222 points; and was a Second Team All-Star in 1956. Andy Branigan won AHL Championships with Hershey Bears in 1947 and Providence Reds in…
Brunel, Ray
…season. Ray Brunel was a member of the 1964 Cleveland Barons, AHL Calder Cup Champions. He played 842 professional games with 272 goals, 420 assists for 692 career points….
Chipperfield, Ron
…and in the NHL with the Edmonton Oilers and Quebec Nordiques. In 452 pro games he scored 175 goals, added 201 assists, for a total of 376 career points….
Cockburn, Bill
…championship. The next year he backstopped the Winnipegs to the Olympic championship in Lake Placid, New York. Also in 1932 he was runner-up for the Crowe Award as Canada’s Athlete…
Robinson, Bill
…and another with Ottawa Senators. He also played for and coached Winnipeg Maroons and coached the Winnipeg Warriors in 1960-61. He coached the University of Manitoba from 1957 to 1970;…
Saunders, Billy
…on the WHL All-Time list), added 507 assists for a total of 932 points which was sixth on the WHL All-Time scoring list at the time of his induction….
McKinnon, Frank
…Association, a Congress member of the International Ice Hockey Federation and a Trustee of the Centennial Cup. Frank McKinnon was also the Commissioner of the MJHL for many years….
Mathers, Frank
…General Manager. He was an AHL All-Star five times. In 1987 the NHL honoured him with Lester Patrick Award for 35 years distinguished service to hockey in the U.S.A….
Neil, Harry
…Born in Winnipeg, Neil coached the Winnipeg Monarchs to the Memorial Cup championship in 1935 and 1937. He played for the 1921 Winnipeg Falcons, the first team from…
Perrin, Jack
…Born in Winnipeg, Jack Perrin was a good junior and senior player. When a pro hockey team was a prime requirement for the new Arena in 1956, it…
Pilous, Max
…Born in Winnipeg, Max Pilous was a dedicated hockey volunteer. For almost thirty years Pilous coached teams in the Weston area. He also coached the MJHL St. Boniface…
Marvin, Cal
…Born in Warroad, Minnesota, Cal Marvin was involved in hockey for fifty years and was the man behind “Hockeytown, USA” as Warroad was known. In his many years…
Lefley, Bryan
…7 goals, 29 assists, and 36 points before going to Europe. He began his coaching career in Bern, Switzerland in 1980. Bryan Lefley was coaching in Europe until his untimely…
Bend, J. P. "Jack"
…1883 Born in Poulton, England, he was a coach and/or manager for 50 years. He managed the Portage la Prairie Terriers, winners of the 1942 Memorial Cup. Bend…
Bell, Addie
…Born in Poplar Point, Addie Bell began his playing career with the Poplar Point Intermediate champions in 1921. Later he moved to Portage la Prairie where he played…
Davie, R. H. "Pinky"
…Born in Beausejour. A sawmill accident cut short his playing career after one partial season in the NHL with the Boston Bruins. For 35 years the dedicated service…
Desjardins, Larry
…MLA and Minister of Sport in Manitoba for almost a decade. As Minister of Sport, he played a major role in creating what amateur sport is today in Manitoba….
Foxton, Henry (Harry)
…Born in Sheffield, England, Foxton was elected to the Manitoba Amateur Hockey Association (Hockey Manitoba) executive from 1949 to 1967 and was President of the MAHA in 1956-57….
Southern, Sam
…Winnipeg and he touched the lives of many youngsters over the years. He was honoured for his dedication to hockey by having the Sam Southern Arena named after him….
Tibbatts, Ken
…levels and three North Central champions. He spearheaded the move for artificial ice in Foxwarren. He received the Canadian Amateur Hockey Association (Hockey Canada) Minor Hockey Services Award in 1987….
Deardon, Eddie
…during his career. Dearden also covered the professional ranks starting in 1974 with the WHA Winnipeg Jets. Dearden was the colorman for Jets’ broadcasts on radio with Ken “Friar” Nicholson…
Crawford, Howard "Krug"
…Date of birth – 1892 Born in Brandon. From 1919 until he passed away in 1959, Howard “Krug” Crawford served the Brandon Sun well as a news reporter,…
Matheson, Jack
…career with CJOB. The Manitoba Sportswriters and Sportscasters Association presents the Jack Matheson Award annually to students pursuing a career in sports communications. He was also named to the MSSA…
Nicolson, Ken "Friar"
…and for Canada’s National team. His Jets coverage took him to Russia, Sweden, Finland, Japan and all over North America. Besides hockey, Ken Nicolson covered the Winnipeg Blue Bombers and…
Wells, Jack (Cactus Jack)
…CKY radio, CBC-TV, CJAY and CKY-TV in Winnipeg. He also wrote freelance sports columns for the Winnipeg Tribune. He was first to broadcast curling play-by-play at the Brier. An honourary…
Allan, Arthur Carlyon
…Born in Winnipeg, Arthur Carlyon Allan played junior hockey for the Kenora Thistles. He was Sports Editor of the Winnipeg Tribune (late 1940s to mid-1950s). He authored Grey…
Hares, Al
…the bench or in his office pursuing, studying and re-thinking the game he loves.Al led the Selkirk Steelers Junior A Club to three MJHL Turnbull Cups and one MB/SK Anavet…