Great photos in hockey history you've just seen for the first time (Part III)

[Staniowski]

Mod edit. Continued from here: More great photos in hockey history you've just seen for the first time!

Scrapper Yvan Cournoyer.

Click to read more...

 

[Staniowski]

Is this actually Henri's first contract?

 

[Staniowski]

 

[Sanf]

I guess this may have been somewhere in here... but this is newspaperpicture of Radko Gudas and Teemu Selänne first meeting on ice. It was after 1992 finals and Radko was with his father Leo Gudas. Second GIF (okay sorry could not found picture) is from their later meeting in NHL.

 

[kaiser matias]

I guess this may have been somewhere in here... but this is newspaperpicture of Radko Gudas and Teemu Selänne first meeting on ice. It was after 1992 finals and Radko was with his father Leo Gudas. Second GIF (okay sorry could not found picture) is from their later meeting in NHL.

Leo Gudas looks a lot like Jagr there. Just needs longer hair.

 

[Dennis Bonvie]

The Colored Hockey League of Nova Scotia

"Kinney and other church leaders helped publicize the informal three-team league and soon hundreds of spectators were attending CHL games. “Initially, the league started as a novelty, but the caliber of play improved, and a lot of players could make money,” George Fosty tells OZY. By 1900, the CHL had five franchises across Nova Scotia, and spectators, a majority of whom were white, were shelling out 25 to 35 cents per ticket to cheer on their hometown heroes."

 

[James Laverance]

Hockey game photos at the old Sydney Arena Rink that was built in 1912-1936.

 

[Kranix]

I guess this may have been somewhere in here... but this is newspaperpicture of Radko Gudas and Teemu Selänne first meeting on ice. It was after 1992 finals and Radko was with his father Leo Gudas. Second GIF (okay sorry could not found picture) is from their later meeting in NHL.

That's amazing.

 

[tarheelhockey]

Leo Gudas looks a lot like Jagr there. Just needs longer hair.

I absolutely thought that was Jagr at first.

 

[Fenway]

Boston Bruins goalie, Bernie Parent (no.30), making a save in game against Toronto Maple Leafs

Boston Bruins player, Tommy Williams (no.11), shooting at Toronto Maple Leafs goal

Toronto Maple Leafs goalie, Johnny Bower (no. 1), blocking puck in game against the Boston Bruins

Bruins and Maroons, Boston Garden, 1929-1930
​

 

[Fenway]

Frank Brimsek and Eddie Shore lead Bruins on to Garden ice

Shore-Bailey incident at the Boston Garden
December 12, 1933

​

 

[MarkSK88]

Frank Brimsek and Eddie Shore lead Bruins on to Garden ice

Shore-Bailey incident at the Boston Garden
December 12, 1933

​

Wow! I didn't know there were any pictures from the infamous Shore-Bailey incident. Thank you for sharing, I learned so much on here.

 

[tarheelhockey]

Wow! I didn't know there were any pictures from the infamous Shore-Bailey incident. Thank you for sharing, I learned so much on here.

A fun detail — on the right side of the first picture, you can see Red Horner just starting to lunge toward Shore (off camera). He knocked Shore out cold, hitting his head on the ice so badly that in the moment it wasn’t completely clear whether both Shore and Bailey might need doctors.

The second picture, taken just a moment later, gives us a sense that the teams are in the process of rushing back to Bailey after going to break up Horner and Shore. The before-and-after has an almost artistic effect... we’ve all seen enough hockey brawls to fill in the gaps.

 

[Nathaniel Skywalker]

I guess this may have been somewhere in here... but this is newspaperpicture of Radko Gudas and Teemu Selänne first meeting on ice. It was after 1992 finals and Radko was with his father Leo Gudas. Second GIF (okay sorry could not found picture) is from their later meeting in NHL.

That's actually messed up lol

 

[Fenway]

Title:
Spectators at a Boston Bruins hockey game

Date:
February 14, 1937

 

[Holystik]

Title:
Spectators at a Boston Bruins hockey game

Date:
February 14, 1937

Hats business was full throtle back then.

 

[leetch99]

Title:
Spectators at a Boston Bruins hockey game

Date:
February 14, 1937

Must have been the smoking section LOL....

 

[Crosstraffic]

Must have been the smoking section LOL....

Everywhere was the smoking section then!

 

[alko]

Title:
Spectators at a Boston Bruins hockey game

Date:
February 14, 1937

Mafia reunion? It looks to me, like every mafia Boss from New York City seats there, someone also with his official wife.

 

[kaiser matias]

Saw this in a book I just started reading, and felt it was appropriate (sorry for the quality):

Harold Snepsts, one of the last helmetless players in NHL history, sporting not just a helmet but a visor as well during an early-1980s game.

 

[Robert Gordon Orr]

April 11, 1936 – Charlie Conacher (# 9) glancing at Pete Kelly (# 15) who have just scored on George Hainsworth after a pass from Herb Lewis, who is looking on in the background

1952 – Youngsters playing spirited hockey at the South Inch Pond in Perth, Scotland

May 10, 1970 – Celebrating the Cup win - Phil Esposito, Fred Stanfield and Gary Doak

February 24, 1974 – French Connection line keeping a close eye on Phil Esposito who scored his 51st goal of the season in the game. L to R – Rick Martin (# 7) – Phil Esposito (# 7) – Gil Perreault (# 11) – Rene Robert (# 14)

1975-77 ca - Bob Plager impaled and dangling in the air like a piñata

November 20, 1986 - Cam Neely with a bloody jersey after having sustained a cut earlier in the game

June 7, 1993 - Wayne Gretzky (# 99) checking Mathieu Schneider (# 27) just in front of a flinching actress Goldie Hawn and her children Wyatt Russell (future hockey goalie) and future actress Kate Hudson during the Stanley Cup finals

1994/1995 - Patrick Roy (# 33) sitting on the Montreal bench with an empty stare

February 20, 2007 - Sean Avery and Martin Brodeur not getting along

November 19, 2019 - Marc-Andre Fleury with a spectacular save on a Nic Petan shot

 

[leetch99]

I laughed my ass off that night Avery tortured Brodeur all game with the stick up high screening him . Was the funniest thing I have witnessed watching hockey....the Refs and Brodeur just did not know how to address it . One thing for sure....Avery could get under Brodeur's skin and he did it well .

 

[ForsbergForever]

December 2, 1995 - Patrick Roy (# 33) sitting on the Montreal bench with an empty stare, after being pulled against Detroit (Allowed nine goals on 26 shots). It was Roy’s last game with Montreal

This isn't from Patrick Roy's last game, as he had switched to a newer model of Koho pads for the 1995-96 season that were half red - half white, as in this photo:
patrick roy 1995 - Google Search

 

[Robert Gordon Orr]

This isn't from Patrick Roy's last game, as he had switched to a newer model of Koho pads for the 1995-96 season that were half red - half white, as in this photo:
patrick roy 1995 - Google Search

Thanks for that. I think you might be right. Getty images have this photo dated as December 2, 1995. Yves Racine (# 29) is in front of him, so I didn't question the date. But it seems that the photo might be from the 1994/95 season.

 

[VanIslander]

Incredible! One of the greatest pieces of hockey photography i've ever seen:

1952 – Youngsters playing spirited hockey at the South Inch Pond in Scotland.

(Bears repeating. Shouldn't get lost in a sea of merely "good" pics.)