Great Hockey Photos You've Just Seen for the First Time!

[DowntownBooster]

Al Montoya of the New York Islanders

 

[Killion]

More WOW!!! goes out to RGO's stream of photo's on the proceeding page..... very impressive & rare.... Rather shocking to see Dwyers son sitting there with Red Dutton wearing a Swastika ring.... Really drives home how much Hitler & his Criminal Organization, Cult that was Nazism had fooled so many worldwide for the better part of the 1930's. Members & admirers in almost every country & socio-economic stratosphere.

 

[DowntownBooster]

January 16, 2006 - Alex Ovechkin of the Washington Capitals scores goal while on his back.

 

[DowntownBooster]

January 18, 1964 - Boston Bruins pay a visit to Maple Leaf Gardens and defeat the Leafs 11-0.

 

[Robert Gordon Orr]

RANDOM PORTRAITS

ABEL, ”Sid” Sidney Gerald [1918-2000]

ARMSTRONG, George Edward [1930-]

BOIVIN, Léo Joseph [1932-]

BRYDGE, “Bill” William Henry Beatty [1898-1949]

CONN, “Red” Hugh Maitland Harvey [1904-1964]

COOK, ”Tommy” Thomas John [1907-1961]

GARDINER, ”Chuck” Charles Robert [1904-1934]

IVAN, ”Tommy” Thomas Nathaniel [1911-1999]

KEATS, “Duke” Gordon Blanchard [1895-1972]

KLUKAY, “Joe” Joseph Francis [1922-2006]

LEACH, “Reggie” Reginald Joseph [1950-]

LOPRESTI, “Sam” Samuel Leo [1917-1984]

ROBINSON, Larry Clark [1951-]

SANDFORD, “Ed” Edward Michael [1928-]

SCHULTZ, “Dave” David William [1949-]

 

[Killion]

^^^ Yep. Toronto then in 3rd place & absolutely hammered by the last place Bruins 11-Zip. Shut. Out. Thats Don Simmons in net for the Leafs, #24. Boston was up 6-0 by the end of the 1st, 7-0 end of 2nd then potted 4 more in the 3rd, went on to play 1st place Montreal the next night & played it to a 1-1 tie. Toronto & with Simmons again in net the next night went on to Shutout Chicago the following night however that 11-o Shellacking prompted Imlach to go nuts on the trade front unloading a lot of decent players in Bob Nevin, Dick Duff & Rod Seiling, Arnie Brown & Bill Collins in exchange for Andy Bathgate & Don McKenney, and though they did go on to win the Stanley Cup that year gave up a lot for basically Andy Bathgate.

.... and more awesome (love the pictures of Sid & Tommy in their team jackets) there RGO!

 

[DowntownBooster]

1975/76 - a young Bruce Boudreau as a member of the Minnesota Fighting Saints. He is currently Head Coach of the Minnesota Wild.

 

[BadgerBruce]

The Sam Lopresti photo is amazing -- love it! Thanks, RGH !

 

[VanIslander]

Luckily, this apparent ninja razor kick meets a goalie mask.

 

[Robert Gordon Orr]

January 27, 1935 – New York tilt - Bert Connolly (Rangers), tripping over Al Murray's (Americans) stick

April 3, 1938 - A scrum between players from Chicago and NY Americans

1940s - Bill Durnan making a save. Rocket Richard on the left. I don't know who the Ranger is.

March 17, 1955 - Smoke rises from tear gas – Rocket Richard riot

May 1955, Jimmy Carter [1923-1994], a 5'6" world lightweight boxing champion with 6' 1" Hal Laycoe [1922-1998]

1959/60 - Rocket Richard taping his stick, while sons Normand and Maurice Jr. watch in amazement

April 14, 1960 - Bernie Geoffrion narrowly avoiding bowling over Johnny Bower

1960-62 - Eddie Shore, owner of the Springfield Indians drinks from the Calder Cup

January 9, 1964 - Referee Matt Pavelich dispenses a rubber lizzard while Bruins Doug Mohns (# 19) and Ed Westfall curiously looks on.

1960s - Gump Worsley relaxing with a postgame beer and a smoke

1963-65 - Action photo of Jacques Plante in a New York Rangers uniform

February 11, 1968 - Celebration of old time hockey at Madison Square Garden - Gord Drillon (left), Aurèle Joliat (center) and Baldy Northcott (right)

February 11, 1968 - The same night as the oldtimers, Yvan Cournoyer celebrated a winning goal against Chicago's goalie Denis DeJordy. Bobby Hull (#9) kneeling behind the goal. Jean Beliveau also celebrating

February 18, 1968 - New York Rangers playing their first game in the new Madison Square Garden against Philadelphia

1970/71 - Brawl at the Olympia - Vancouver players: Pat Quinn (# 3), Ted Taylor (# 16), Dale Tallon (# 18), Mike Corrigan (# 12). Detroit players: Arnie Brown (# 4), Billy Dea (# 21), Ron Harris (# 16), Garry Unger (# 7), Tom Webster (# 8)

1970-72 ca - John "Pie" McKenzie battling in front of the goal of Cesare Maniago

1971-73 - Mike Walton (# 11) and Gilles Meloche (# 27)

1973-75 - André Dupont (# 6) and Bobby Orr (# 4)

February 1974 - Jean Beliveau and a 13 year old Wayne Gretzky who scored 26 goals in the Québec pee-wee tournament

January 21, 1975 - Bobby Orr (# 4) and Brad Park (# 2) in a battle behind the net during the NHL All-Star Game. Goalie Ken Dryden and Jerry Korab watch

May 27, 1975 - The Hound Dog strikes. Bob Kelly (# 9) with the Stanley Cup clinching goal against Roger Crozier

May 11, 1976 - Dave Schultz trying to stop Guy Lafleur from finishing against goalie Wayne Stephenson

May 13, 1976 - Serge Savard in front of Bobby Clarke. Larry Robinson and Ken Dryden following the action

1980s - Mike Liut warmup

1986 - Chris Chelios

January 14, 1988 - Rocket Richard, a referee here is measuring Eddie Shack's nose in an old-timers game played at Fort Qu'Appelle (Birthplace of Eddie Shore)

May 31, 1997 - Eric Lindros steamrolling Steve Yzerman

2010 - P.K Subban

June 1, 2011 -Milan Lucic upended by Dan Hamhuis

2015/16 - Backyard hockey

 

[greyraven8]

Seen this one (in non-cut condition) or one very much like it once before somewhere else.

From B.C. Archives:
N.W.M.P. (North West Mounted Police) Whitehorse hockey team, Yukon. [ca. 1900]

 

[VanIslander]

In 1954 the Soviets won its first World Championship 7-2 over Canada.

 

[VanIslander]

Saku Koivu and Corey Perry borrowing a scoring celebration from another sport.

 

[VanIslander]

I like the old jersey he has on.

 

[VanIslander]

6'2 200 lbs. HHOF defenseman Earl Seibert checks an unidentified player behind Mush March.

 

[Killion]

^^^ .... So..... Siebert up there..... he looks like a somewhat larger version of Stan Laurel does he not?... completely unaware of the fact that he's messin people right up with his slapstick hijinx... I mean, the look on his face, the features...... and all due respect.... but who's the mouth breather in front of him and why does he appear to me to be someone who speaks in monosyllabic slang, grunts, nods, winks.... goo goo gaa gaa got puk.... gah!.... my God.... imagine facing that guy on a breakaway?.... gives every appearance of no shot no deke just BAM he's a gonna charge you so best you just desert the crease altogether. Wielding his stick like a Battleaxe..... Frickin Pike Pole taking down the Cavalry at the Battle of Hastings or whatever...

 

[Guy Gadowsky]

god bless flyers fans

 

[VanIslander]

courtesy of Sports Illustrated...

 

[Robert Gordon Orr]

1938 – Montreal Maroons and Montreal Canadiens have their greatest fan on first row

March 1942 - Frank Brimsek making a save on Bill Carse (# 9)

1945 – Berliner Sportpalast bombed. Once the European hockey hotbed. Hockey painting on the wall of the arena

1952 – Korea - The 3rd Battalion Princess Patricias won 4-2 against the 1st Battalion of the Royal 22e Regiment

1950s – Gordie Howe

1955-57 ca - Rocket Richard forcing his way through as Hal Laycoe and another Bruin tries to stop him

April 16, 1961 - Glenn Hall carried across the ice by players, trainers and fans

1962-63 – Tempers flare. The Toronto players include Bronco Horvath (# 17) and Carl Brewer (# 2). For Montreal it’s Bernie Geoffrion (# 5), Jean Gauthier (# 11), Bill Hicke (# 8) and Jean Beliveau (# 4) with the C in the background

1960s - Unknown player in front of the Boston College High School

1968-02-21 – Angry NY Ranger fan with a smoke in his mouth trying to grab a stick. He's then swinging his belt at Jacques Laperriere (# 2) and Terry Harper (# 19) before being stopped by an NYPD officer

1969 – Care for a dance? - Lou Angotti and Dallas Smith (# 20)

1970s - Nitro line – Phil Esposito (# 7) – Ken Hodge – Wayne Cashman (# 12)

1973-75 ca – Gordie Howe in the WHA chasing Steve Carlyle (# 20) (a Mark Howe look-alike)

1974 – Stunt daredevil Robert “Evel” Knievel, a former EHL player - Taking part in a penalty shootout for the Toronto Toros at Maple Leafs Gardens in 1974 (scored 3 out of 5 penalty shots vs Les Binkley)

1974-75 ca – Tom Simpson for the Toronto Toros vs Winnipeg Jets (WHA)

1975-76 - Dave Tataryn making an acrobatic save (WHA)

1978-03-29 – Celebrating Gordie Howe 50 ! (two days before his birthday) (WHA)

1979-80 – Bobby Hull's toupée almost flying off

1979-80 – Gordie Howe and Phil Esposito

February 22, 1980 – Miracle on Ice – Mike Ramsey and Valeri Kharlamov. I've probably seen this before, but don't remember it

1980s - Triple Crown line – Dave Taylor – Marcel Dionne – Charlie Simmer (# 11)

1987/88 – Rookie Brendan Shanahan letting the Irish blood flow. Ken Daneyko frantically trying to stop Shanahan from scaling the plexi

April 18, 1999 – Wayne Gretzky farewell

2009-2011 ca - Breakdance by Steve Downie

March 5, 2017 – Brent Burns checking Zach Parise

March 18, 2017 - Braden Holtby squirting water

 

[VanIslander]

the dog, Berlin, Laycoe, original perspective of the Boston kid, Ramsey on Kharlamov and rookie Shanny each are incredible!

I've seen those last two of the Sharks and Caps, but I'me a loooooooong time devoted fan of those franchises. (now if just one of them would hoist the cup in my lifetime...)

 

[Killion]

^^^ More awesome shots RGO, love your comments & thanks for identifying some obscure players.... That series of shots of the fan in NY going nuts is pretty raw, the anger/heat almost palpable.... and the Shanahan- Daneyko photo.... highly amusing. Particularly the look on Ken Daneyko's face & the Who Framed Roger Rabbit pop right out bulging eyeballs.

 

[Canadiens1958]

Interesting 1940s picture showing Maurice Richard as the first backchecker on a Durnan save against the Rangers.

 

[Killion]

.... oh ya.... and Daredevil Robert "Evel" Knieval.... quite the athlete actually, ski jumping, pole vaulter and ya, decent rough n' ready hockey player, stint in the notoriously tough & violent EHL as mentioned above..... formed the semi-pro Butte MT Bombers in 59/60 & convinced the Czech National Team to come to Butte & play the Bombers in a warmup exhibition match prior to the 1960 Olympics.... well, Knieval got ejected early in the 3rd period & strangely, left the building.... and... at the end of the game the receipts from ticket sales was missing & the Czech's who had been promised their expenses would be covered up the creek without a paddle.... the United States Olympic Committee stepping in & graciously paying their bill..... The money from the game however never recovered to the best of my knowledge.... no one knows.... odd that..... "coincidences"..... Evel's brainchild.... gets ejected.... doesnt stick around to cheer on his teammates after being ejected from the game.... had access to the box office.... ....... hmmm.

 

[VanIslander]

Here's a young Evel Knievel as a hockey player:

 

[Killion]

^^^ Awesome. Nice find VanIsle. Butte Bomber uni. Looks like a tough customer.