…NHL and played 575 games including long stretches with Toronto, Philadelphia and Pittsburgh where he was on a Stanley Cup winner. Wregget finished with a solid year in Calgary, another…

…Born in St. James, this centreman played in the MJHL with St. James and with the 1946 Memorial Cup Champion Winnipeg Monarchs. He turned pro with the Toronto…

…the Memorial Cup champion Winnipeg Braves as a pickup. As a pro, he played three seasons in the NHL with the Los Angeles Kings and in the IHL, WHL, CPHL…

…Born in Winnipeg, this left winger/centreman played on two MJHL Championship teams: the 1956 St. Boniface Canadiens and the 1957 Winnipeg Monarchs. He played 13 pro seasons in…

…seasons with Vancouver Blazers and Calgary Cowboys with 3 goals, 42 assists, for 45 points. In 1974, Duane Rupp was a member of the AHL Calder champion Hershey Bears….

…Born in Stony Mountain, this centreman played in the MJHL with St. Boniface and Portage la Prairie and captured the league scoring title in 1937 with the Portage…

…Born in Winnipeg, this left winger won Provincial titles through out his minor hockey career, and won juvenile and junior titles with the Winnipeg Monarchs. He played with…

…MVP. Drafted by Boston, he also played in the NHL for California, Philadelphia and Detroit. He played on the Flyers’ 1975 Stanley Cup winning team. In 1976 he set a…

…Born Winnipeg. In 7 NHL seasons with the St. Louis Eagles, Detroit and New York Americans, this right winger played 177 games, scored 21 goals, 38 assists, 59…

…Born in Winnipeg, this left winger played junior hockey with CUAC and the St. James Orioles and turned pro in 1946-47 with the New York Rangers. “Broadway Nick”…

…in the MJHL with St. James Canadians and recorded 35 points in 50 games. He joined the WHL champion Brandon Wheat Kings in 1978-79 for their Memorial run that fell…

…with the 1930 and 1931 Montreal Canadiens when they won two Stanley Cups. Gus Rivers also was a member of the 1934 Providence Reds when they won Can-Am honours….

…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;…

…Mike Ford was born in Ottawa, Ont. A product of a military family, Ford began to play hockey in Shilo, Man., later at Sir John Franklin and River…

…Allan Cup in 1944 and was with the Montreal Canadiens when they won the Stanley Cup in 1946 and 1953. After 10 years in the NHL Reay got into coaching…

…Born in Winnipeg, this right winger played in the MJHL with the Winnipeg Rangers and the Winnipeg Black Hawks before turning pro in 1950. He played almost his…

…Born in Winnipeg, this right winger played junior with the 1941 and 1942 Winnipeg Monarchs. Slowinski played 6 seasons in the NHL and 7 seasons in the AHL….

…Rangers in 1944 and 1945. Chuck Scherza spent 11 seasons in the American Hockey League, winning a Calder Cup championship in 1949. His pro career record in 726 games played…

…York Rangers and three AHL seasons with the Cleveland Barons (1947-49) and Pittsburgh Hornets (1949-50). He also played pro with Vancouver Canucks in the PCHL (1950-51). He played over 300…

…Born in Brandon, this centreman played with the junior Winnipeg Jets of the WHL. In 8 NHL seasons with the Boston Bruins and Vancouver Canucks he played 524…

…games with the New York Rangers but a broken jaw sent him back home. “Bones” played two more years of junior and won the MJHL scoring title with the Brandon…

…Born in Winnipeg, this right winger played junior with the Brandon Wheat Kings and won the MJHL scoring title in 1938. He had a six year NHL career…

…Born in Winnipeg, this centreman played junior with his hometown Monarchs and the 1964 Toronto Marlboros, the year they won the Memorial Cup. In 15 NHL seasons with…

…NHL First All-Star Team and led the Maroons to the 1935 Stanley Cup, scor ing the winning goal. In 11 NHL seasons Northcott played 508 games with 84 goals, 108…