…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…

…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…

…University of Manitoba in 1929 and played with the 1930 and 1931 Montreal Canadiens when they won two Stanley Cups. Gus Rivers also was a member of the 1934 Providence…

…Born in Gold Rock, Ontario, this left winger played junior hockey with the Kenora Thistles and later joined the senior Winnipegs who won both the 1931 Allan Cup…

…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…

…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…

…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…

…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…

…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…

…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 Brandon, this centreman played junior with the 1942 Memorial Cup finalists Oshawa Generals. He spent two NHL seasons with the Boston Bruins and the New York…

…Born in Flin Flon, this right winger’s career spanned 20 NHL seasons, 5 with the Toronto Maple Leafs and 15 with the Chicago Blackhawks. He played 1219 games,…

…His career totals from both leagues were 565 games, 170 goals, 211 assists, 381 points. Eddie Slowinski played on the 1948-49 St. Paul Saints when they won the USHL title….

…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…

…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 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 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…

…Born in Gilbert Plains, this right winger played 4 years of junior with the Flin Flon Bombers. In 8 NHL seasons with Pittsburgh, Hartford, Toronto and the New…

…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 Calgary, Alberta, this left winger broke into the NHL in 1929 with the Montreal Maroons and played 10 seasons with them. In 1932 he made the…

…the Provincial junior “B” champions, Foxwarren. He played on two Western Canada Intermediate championship teams with the Dauphin Kings in 1952 and 1954 and won the “Big Six” scoring title…