The Manitoba Hockey Hall of Fame is saddened to learn that Honoured Member (1985) Ted Green has died. He was 79. Green died on Tuesday, October 8,…
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McKenzie, Ken
Born in Winnipeg, McKenzie started his long and stellar hockey-writing career at the age of 17 with the Winnipeg Free Press. After World War II, he was…
Bruneteau, Modere (Mud)
Born in Winnipeg, this right-winger played junior hockey with Columbus Club in 1932 & 1933, senior with the Winnipeg Falcons in 1934 and turned pro with Detroit…
Hanlon, Glen (Red)
Born in Brandon, this goaltender played three seasons with the WCHL Brandon Wheat Kings. He turned pro in 1977-78 with the NHL Vancouver Canucks. He also played…
Davie, R. H. "Pinky"
…the Boston Bruins. For 35 years the dedicated service of “Pinky” Davie helped amateur teams and leagues particularly in rural Manitoba in the Dauphin, Flin Flon and Virden areas….
First World Juniors in Winnipeg
The first World Juniors were held in Winnipeg during the 1974/75 season. The final culminated in a Canada vs Russia classic.
Tommy Marshall
…his three children, Leah (Dwight), Dru (Lesley), and Peter (Nicole) as well as his six grandchildren: Jonathan, Matthew (Ashley), Joshua (Natalia), Kate (Paul), Liam, and McKenzie. He also had four…
Jim Hargreaves May 2, 1950 - June 30, 2020
…The Manitoba Hockey Hall of Fame was saddened to receive word on the passing of Jim Hargreaves. Jim was a rugged top defenceman with the WCHL Winnipeg Junior…
Alvin Brian Mcdonald
…many years – most notably, his 1979 trip to Russia. Ab was inducted into the Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame and the Manitoba Hockey Hall of Fame. He was also…
1975/76 DELORAINE ROYALS
…the Southwest Hockey League on an amazing run from 1972-1979. In the 1975-76 season, the Royals entered the Manitoba Intermediate “A” playoffs and quickly dispatched the St. Boniface Riels in…
1956/57 FLIN FLON BOMBERS
…the Memorial Cup with a 3-2 victory. Roster: Harvey Fleming, Carl Forster, Cliff Lennartz, Barry Beatty, Mike Kardash, Duane Rupp, George Konik, Mel Pearson, Ken Willey, Rod Lee, Wayne Sproxton,…
Green, Edward Joseph (Ted)
…Born in Eriksdale, MB this rugged defenceman played junior hockey with the St. Boniface Canadiens and was added to the roster of the 1959 MJHL Winnipeg Braves. The…
1954/55 BRANDON WHEAT KINGS
…Nichol, Ron Castelane, Bill Maslanko, Ron Maxwell (A), Doug Baldwin, Ross Jones, John Warren, Hec Bourgeois (A), Church Russell, Bill Juzda, Bill Shadlock, Julian Klymkiw, Coach – Bing Juckes…
1942/43 WINNIPEG RANGERS
…Boorman (Captain), George Mundrick, Tom Fowler, Cal Gardner, Jack Taggert, Bill Vickers, Joe Peterson, Church Russell, Eddie (Kullman) Coleman, Doug Jackson, Spence Tatchell, Gus Schwartz, Johnny Gross (Trainer), Henry Borger…
1972/73 PORTAGE TERRIERS
…empty-handed. Both times his Monarchs had lost in a Game Seven final. His 1972/73 Terriers had run away with the regular season North Division and earned their spot in the…
Pioneer Arena renamed to honour Charlie Gardiner
…recognize one of its greatest athletes. In addition to hockey, Gardiner had played baseball and rugby for the Tammany Tigers, one of the city’s most prominent athletic clubs. He is…
The Bob Chrystal Story - Block That Shot
…and more. He also discusses his run-in with coach Phil Watson and how Phil single-handily ended Bob’s NHL career. Throughout his hockey career, Bob’s father compiled a half-dozen or scrapbooks…
TY DILELLO RECEIVES THE 2019 SWEENEY AWARD FOR GOLDEN BOYS
…came from Manitoba. His list started with a simple rule that all the players got their start on the ice in Manitoba. After breaking down the large number of Manitobans…
TY DILELLO RECEIVES 2019 SWEENEY AWARD FOR GOLDEN BOYS
…features detailed biographies, rare photographs and plenty of never-been-told before stories about some of hockey’s greatest players. Starting with a simple rule that all players started their careers on the…
LARRY BOLONCHUK
…part of another Turner Cup title run in 1976. By 1976, Bolonchuk was spending more time in the NHL with Washington where he quickly gained the respect of those on…
John Rodger
…and daughters Avery and Abigail); special friends, Olga Barth, Delaine (Mark) Russo, and their children Maksym and Gabriella, lifelong DMCI friends Ron Skaftfeld, Dick Monk, Bill Kilfoyle, Warren Gregg and…
1908 Hockey Road Trip
…reaching the mountains, the water was really running. However, we kept going and landed at Glen Campbell’s at about 5, where we had supper. Mr. Campbell supplied us with a…
BARRY SHENKAROW
…for the Winnipeg Jets. By 1983, Shenkarow was warning all who would listen that the costs for running an NHL team were rising and that the aging Winnipeg Arena was…
1896 WINNIPEG VICTORIAS
…1896 STANLEY CUP CHAMPIONS The Winnipeg Victorias were the city’s predominant senior team. They claimed the Anderson cup three years running before January 1895 when they set out…
1919/20 WINNIPEG FALCONS
…the rural Manitoba Hockey League, the Falcons would take the MHL championship. The old Amphitheatre Rink was packed with 5,000 hockey fans on Thursday, February 6, 1920 to see the…
A 1908 Road Trip
…reaching the mountains, the water was really running. However, we kept going and landed at Glen Campbell’s at about 5, where we had supper. Mr. Campbell supplied us with a…
BOB HOLLIDAY
…the Trib, Bob covered the Mohawks 1980 run at the Allan Cup versus Spokane and the 1979 Steinbach Huskies Allan Cup final against Petrolia Squires in Sarnia, Ontario. After the…
Kurdydyk, Danny
…at world hockey tournaments from 1966-1969. He refereed until 1970 and then joined the MAHA Rules Committee. He was honoured for his dedicated service in 1983 by the MAHA….
Final Face Off - Charles (Chuck) Lumsden
…Maroons represented Canada overseas during the height of the Cold War, playing in Communist countries such as Russia and Czechoslovakia. Chuck played for Father David Bauer’s Canadian National Hockey Team…
Lee, Allan (Butch)
…defeated “A” champs from Russell, then lost a close series with “AA” Dauphin who went on to win the Western Canada championship. A successful minor coach, “Butch” Lee took Pierson…