…York, he would toil for seven seasons with the Islanders, before he was chosen by the Quebec Nordiques in the 1979 NHL expansion draft. He would finish his NHL career…
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Mosienko, Billy
…`46). He set an NHL record by scoring 3 goals in 21 seconds against New York Rangers on March 23, 1952 at Madison Square Garden. He returned to Winnipeg in…
Bathgate, Andy
…Bathgate turned pro with the New York Rangers in 1952-53 and was with the club until 1964 when he was traded to Toronto. He enjoyed his greatest year in 1958…
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…
Rayner, Charlie (Chuck)
…returned in 1945 he was a member of the New York Rangers. Chuck’s best season came in 1949-50 when the Rangers came within a whisker of winning the Stanley Cup….
Chrystal, Bob
…in the NHL with the New York Rangers. He was Captain of the WHL champion Brandon Regals in 1957, and was twice named as the league’s top defenceman and to…
LOU JOYAL April 31, 1931 - September 18, 2020
…In 1969 he refereed at the World Hockey Championships in Stockholm, Sweden. He was appointed Manitoba Senior Hockey Commissioner in 1977-1978. Lou was also inducted into the Manitoba Hockey Hall…
Mackenzie, Don
…1980 to 1984. Over the years he was involved in the organization of a numerous championships including the Air Canada national midget championship and the IIHF world junior championship. In…
1956/57 POPLAR POINT MEMORIALS
…a new rink in Poplar Point, the Memorials decided to compete for the provincial intermediate B championship for the first time in several seasons. In the final against Pierson Bruins,…
BILL BUREGA MARCH 13, 1932 - AUGUST 23, 2020
…Shirley Pratt (Hugh). Bill and Beth met in Ottawa when Bill was playing hockey for the Senators, and Beth was a newly-graduated nurse from Ottawa Civic Hospital, and they were…
UKRAINIAN NATIONAL TEAM OFFICIALS VISIT MANITOBA HOCKEY HALL OF FAME
…Manitoba Hockey Hall of Fame President Don Kuryk attended the Canadian Friends of Hockey in Ukraine dinner on Tuesday December 1st . Don had the opportunity to greet…
1973/74 WARROAD LAKERS
…HARDY CUP – CANADIAN INTERMEDIATE CHAMPIONSEDMONTON JOURNAL – WESTERN CANADA INTERMEDIATE CHAMPIONSMANITOBA- SASKATCHEWAN INTERMEDIATE CHAMPIONSMANITOBA-THUNDER BAY INTERMEDIATE CHAMPIONSMANITOBA INTERMEDIATE CHAMPIONS Claiming the 1974 Canadian Central Hockey League (CCHL)…
Pratt, Walter "Babe"
…In 1932, Pratt led the Elmwood Millionaires to the Provincial Midget crown and to the Juvenile title the following year. He was with Kenora in 1934 when the…
Manitoba Hockey Hall of Fame & Museum Inc. Fund
…Manitoba Hockey Hall of Fame & Museum Inc. Fund The Manitoba Hockey Hall of Fame & Museum has partnered with The Winnipeg Foundation to establish this permanently endowed…
Williamson, Murray
…Murray Williamson, a junior with St. Boniface Canadiens and Winnipeg Barons, was awarded a scholarship by the University of Minnesota where he earned All-America honours. However, it was…
Hawerchuk, Dale
…Year in 1982. He was an NHL second all-star team selection in 1985 and was runner-up for the Hart trophy that year. Dale played nine seasons with the Jets and…
Ted Green
…1988) and co-coach (1990). He also claimed the WHA Avco Cup title three times, one with Hartford in 1973 and twice with Winnipeg in 1976 and 1978. Green, known as…
BOB HOLLIDAY WAY
…Holliday’s contributions to the community over several decades. Holliday grew up on Sadler Avenue and has made a career writing for many news organizations within the city, covering sports and…
How Manitoba Set the Bar for all World Juniors
…Toronto author Gare Joyce’s excellent article on the 1999 World Juniors in Winnipeg. The IIHF and Hockey Canada don’t always get it right, but this time they did…
Murdoch, Murray
…Born in Lucknow, Ontario, this left winger was captain of the 1923 Memorial Cup winner, the University of Manitoba. When the New York Rangers were formed in 1926,…
Fleury, Theo
…up for 1084 NHL games, mostly with Calgary Flames where he won a Stanley Cup in 1988-89. He also saw action with Colorado, New York Rangers and Chicago. The right…
JOHN GORDON "Gordie" KERR 5/8/1923 - 9/22/2021
…He never met a stranger and loved telling (the same) jokes to a new audience. He was long known as the only man in Oregon who knew how to make…
MARK MACKAY
…2001. During that time, in 1995, he joined the German National Team playing in six World Championships, one World Cup of Hockey and the Winter Olympic Games in 1998 and…
THE HOCKEY ICELANDERS OF SARGENT AVENUE
…Icelanders were the first foreign nationality to establish a settlement in an area that would become part of Manitoba. They established ‘New Iceland’ along the west coast of…
Manitoba Hockey Hall of Fame & Museum Inc. Fund
…The Manitoba Hockey Hall of Fame & Museum has partnered with The Winnipeg Foundation to establish a permanently endowed Manitoba Heritage Trust Fund to support our work. Until…
Mann, Jim
…Born in Brandon, Manitoba Jim enjoyed a hockey career that spanned over 35 years as a player and as a coach. His first season behind the bench was…
Miller, Perry
…Born in Winnipeg, Perry Miller played both defence and left wing. In 1971 and 1972, he played junior with the West Kildonan North Stars of the MJHL. The…
1948/49 BRANDON WHEAT KINGS
…ABBOTT CUP CHAMPIONS TURNBULL MEMORIAL TROPHY The Brandon Wheat Kings won the Abbott Cup for the 1949 season defeating the Calgary Buffalos. They went on to lose the…
The Final Face-off
…The Final Face-Off Kent Morgan Document; The Final Face Off Winter 2017 Since the Fall 2016 newsletter, the hockey community has lost a number of Manitobans as well…
MBHHF & Museum Inc. Fund
…Manitoba Hockey Hall of Fame & Museum Inc. Fund The Manitoba Hockey Hall of Fame & Museum has partnered with The Winnipeg Foundation to establish a permanently endowed…