…Born in Portage la Prairie, this right winger played his junior hockey with the Portage Terriers and the Brandon Wheat Kings. He turned pro in 1975-76 with the…

…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…

…Detroit over the next 12 years. He played on two Stanley Cup winners with the Red Wings in 1943 and 1950 and was named to five NHL All-Star Teams. After…

…Winnipeg Rangers who won the Memorial Cup that year. Glen Harmon played 9 NHL seasons with the Montreal Canadiens and was on Stanley Cup teams in 1944 and 1946….

…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…

…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 Cartwright, this centreman played junior on the 1941 Memorial Cup champion Winnipeg Rangers. An out standing amateur player, he won 2 Allan Cups with Quebec Aces…

…Born in Winnipeg, this defenceman was captain of the junior Elmwood Millionaires in 1927 and 1928 when the team won two provincial titles. Rivers played senior with the…

…Born in Winnipeg, this defenceman played in the MJHL with the Winnipeg Monarchs and then joined the Toronto Marlboros for the 1948-49 season. He played with the Sydney…

…the 1961 season. In 1966 and 1967 he played with the CPHL champion Oklahoma City Blazers. He was back with Boston in 1968 and was a member of their 1970…

…year pro career he played 1190 games in the NHL, AHL, WHL, CPHL and EPHL. He won the 1962-63 AHL Calder Cup with the Buffalo Bisons. In 1965 with Buffalo…

…Born in Fort William, Ontario, this goaltender played junior with the Winnipeg Braves. In 9 NHL seasons with St. Louis Blues, Philadelphia Flyers and Washington Capitals, he played…

…Rangers and Chicago Blackhawks, he played 222 games with 33 goals, 56 assists, for 89 points. Art Somers was with the Rangers when they won the 1933 Stanley Cup….

…and won the 1963 AHL title with the Buffalo Bisons. In 16 NHL seasons as a coach he won 542 games which ranked him fourth in victories on the all-time…

…short in the final losing 2-1 in O/T. Drafted in 1980 by Buffalo in the first round, Steve was called up the following season by the Sabres and went on…

…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, he was a great amateur centreman in the early days of hockey. He played with the 1913 Winnipegs when they won the Allan Cup and…

…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…

…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…

…points. He won Stanley Cups with Detroit in 1936 and 1937 and scored the winning goal in their first Stanley Cup in 1936. He played in the AHL; his 77…

…he played with the SanFrancisco Seals when they won the Western Hockey League championship. He began a successful coaching career with the Seals and coached the WHA Winnipeg Jets….

…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…

…returned in time to be part of another Toronto Stanley Cup championship team in 1945. He would play on two more Stanley Cup winners with the Leafs in 1947 and…

…Sudbury Wolves. He played with the 1935 World Champion Winnipeg Monarchs at Davos, Switzerland. Art Rice-Jones finished his career in Calgary where he played both senior and military hockey….