Staniowski
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Toronto....I think this is the 1930s....
A nice view of Maple Leaf Gardens, at right....Church Street, then Yonge Street, then Bay Street....Queens Park near top left....
Great photos in hockey history you've just seen for the first time (Part III)
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Toronto....I think this is the 1930s....
A nice view of Maple Leaf Gardens, at right....Church Street, then Yonge Street, then Bay Street....Queens Park near top left....
A terrific trio
Pierre Larouche, Vladislav Tretiak and Danny Grant
October 2, 1967
The four newest Bruins gather for a photo: Fred Stanfield, who would have 20 goals, 44 assists and 64 points in 1967-68; Eddie Shack, who would have 23 goals, 19 assists and 42 points; Phil Esposito, who would have 35 goals, 49 assists and 84 points; and Ken Hodge, who would have 25 goals, 31 assists and 56 points.
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Interesting how the exact same Leafs jersey looks to be two completely different shades of blue in the two pics. Most likely due to the photographer's saturation/brightness settings.
I wonder how much of our impression of the previous generation's uniforms, etc. is skewed by poorly colored photographs. I still always see the Yankees hats/pinstripes as black even though they're actually navy blue.
February 23, 1974
Gordie Howe - seen here with Ron Climie - was on his way to a 100-point season (31 goals, 69 assists), in his first season in the WHA. In 13 playoff games - on his way to hoisting the Avco Cup - Mr. Hockey had 3 goals and 14 assists.
The Panther
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What a season for Lanny in 1982-83! (Not his best photo on the hockey card, however...)
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Speaking of the mustachioed Lanny McDonald, have you ever seen him in the 1978 Hungry Man commercial with Brian Glennie?
Speaking of the mustachioed Lanny McDonald, have you ever seen him in the 1978 Hungry Man commercial with Brian Glennie?
The Panther
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Speaking of the mustachioed Lanny McDonald, have you ever seen him in the 1978 Hungry Man commercial with Brian Glennie?What a season for Lanny in 1982-83! (Not his best photo on the hockey card, however...)
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One of my earliest memories!
MarkusKetterer
Shoulda got one game in
I dunno why the Wolves ever thought green was a good thing to do. It just looks so odd
greyraven8
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Baltimore Clippers action shot photo on Ebay:
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Bugsy and Bobby
An usher sits between Bryan Watson and Bobby Hull in the penalty box. This photo was taken during the first round of the 1965-66 playoffs, during which the Wings eliminated the Hawks in six games. Hull scored two goals, as did Watson. Bryan earned a lot of attention in the hockey world for the job he did driving Bobby to distraction in this series. Andy Bathgate - who scored five goals for Detroit in that series - nicknamed Watson "Bugsy," a name which stuck.
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Pavel Bure and Mike Bullard EV Landshut on October 28th 1994.
