More great photos in hockey history you've just seen for the first time!

[Fenway]

1969 EC Final Game 2

 

[VanIslander]

 

[VanIslander]

old style offseason training by Bobby Hull: cigars and farming

 

[The Panther]

old style offseason training by Bobby Hull: cigars and farming

Good grief, he's muscular.

 

[The Panther]

Sorry for the grainy quality -- I hadn't seen this before, and I thought it was cool:

 

[Isles72]

Some Early Temiskaming Area Hockey Photo's.
The Haileybury Hockey Team From 1909.
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The Haileybury Hockey Team From 1910.
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The Haileybury Women's Hockey Team inside the Haileybury Arena.View attachment 210655

The Cobalt Silver Kings in 1909.
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The Cobalt Sports Palace Arena in 1910.
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Inside the Cobalt Arena in 1910.
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The New Liskeard Hockey Team from the same era.
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thanks for posting these . my moms grandfather moved to the cobalt/haileybury area from ottawa during the silver mine rush . cool pics man .

 

[Doctor No]

Found this last night when I was putting together a WHA montage - this was from New England Whalers' training camp in September 1978 shortly after the team jettisoned Jean-Louis Levasseur to Quebec. The article was focused on how the Whalers still have too many goalies:



I know that O'Toole wore that same mask in multiple stops (including the PHL) and I'm not sure when Garrett got his Birmingham mask redone.

21-year-old Baker spent the year with the Rangers' affiliate in New Haven, but is best known for the team's run to the 1981 Wales Conference Final against the Islanders.

Also interesting is the Louisville Slugger goal stick.

 

[blood gin]

I wondered why did the Rangers wear their then blue road jerseys for Gretzky's last home game. Back then the home team wore white and people liked it

 

[Robert Gordon Orr]

It's that time of year...

STANLEY CUP FINAL

Many of these photos are neither great per se or seen for the first time, but let's go down memory lane for a while.

1989-2019

1989 - Calgary Flames - Lanny McDonald

1990 - Edmonton Oilers - Mark Messier

1991 - Pittsburgh Penguins - Mario Lemieux

1992 - Pittsburgh Penguins - Mario Lemieux

1993 - Montreal Canadiens - Guy Carbonneau

1994 - New York Rangers - Mark Messier

1995 - New Jersey Devils - Scott Stevens

1996 - Colorado Avalanche - Joe Sakic

1997 - Detroit Red Wings - Steve Yzerman

1998 - Detroit Red Wings - Steve Yzerman

1999 - Dallas Stars - Derian Hatcher

2000 - New Jersey Devils - Scott Stevens

2001 - Colorado Avalanche - Ray Bourque & Joe Sakic

2002 - Detroit Red Wings - Steve Yzerman & Dominik Hasek

2003 - New Jersey Devils - Scott Stevens

2004 - Tampa Bay Lightning - Dave Andreychuk

2006 - Carolina Hurricanes - Rod Brind'Amour

2007 - Anaheim Ducks - Scott Niedermayer & Rob Niedermayer

2008 - Detroit Red Wings - Nicklas Lidstrom

2009 - Pittsburgh Penguins - Sidney Crosby

2010 - Chicago Blackhawks - Jonathan Toews

2011 - Boston Bruins - Zdeno Chara

2012 - Los Angeles Kings - Dustin Brown

2013 - Chicago Blackhawks - Jonathan Toews

2014 - Los Angeles Kings - Dustin Brown

2015 - Chicago Blackhawks - Jonathan Toews

2016 - Pittsburgh Penguins - Sidney Crosby

2017 - Pittsburgh Penguins - Sidney Crosby

2018 - Washington Capitals - Aleksandr Ovechkin

2019 - ?

 

[Hanji]

Vladislav Tretiak and Fidel Castro

 

[Albatros]

Vladislav Tretiak and Fidel Castro

 

[Albatros]

In series of famous people playing hockey also Gagarin:

 

[VanIslander]

I tried to find a picture of the man credited with starting the tradition of hoisting the Stanley Cup and skating around the rink with it (captain Ted Lindsay), but I couldn't find a pic of it online.

I did find this great pic of Bobby Orr:

 

[VanIslander]

I came across three great photos of Ted Lindsay I'd never seen before:

1st - The Gold medal pic: (Imagine this as a big-sized poster. I'd buy it.)



2nd - The Silver pic:


3rd - The Bronze pic:

 

[VanIslander]

Andy Bathgate scores a lot and here gets himself the Frank Boucher trophy for most popular Ranger, the 4th time he had won it, though perhaps the first time he received it from a fan club member sitting in her skirt on top of the net in which he scores! (Um, yeah,... a different era indeed.)

 

[Robert Gordon Orr]

Great photo of Ted Lindsay (Gold) !

Here are a few early ones.

1933 – New York Rangers – NHL President Frank Calder presenting the Stanley Cup to: L to R - Ching Johnson, Frank Boucher, Bun Cook and the Captain Bill Cook

1934 – Chicago owner Major Frederick McLaughlin

1936 - Herbie Lewis with the Stanley Cup and a fat cigar. Standing around him is Bruce Norris & James Norris Sr.

1938 – Bill Stewart (left), manager of Chicago showing Doc Romnes (middle) and Jack Shill (right), where their names will be engraved on the Stanley Cup. Cup wins didn’t come cheap even back then (Romnes with two shiners).

1939 – NHL president Frank Calder presenting the Stanley Cup to the Boston Bruins

1940 – New York Rangers with the Stanley Cup – Lester Patrick in the middle

1942 – I’m not letting go of this baby ! - Syl Apps skating with the Stanley Cup

1951 – Cup hero Bill Barilko

 

[JackSlater]

I saw this for the first time a few days ago, but I don't think it's new. My apologies if it's already been posted in the thread but I didn't see it. A young Tim Horton, to be added to the long list of Bobby Hull pictures when it comes to old timers being ripped:

 

[c9777666]

 

[VanIslander]

 

[VanIslander]

6-time major league baseball all-star Rusty Staub (original member of the Montreal Expos, the franchise retiring his #10, the first baseman and right fielder who Maclean's magazine in 1970 had a lead story on him entitled "Muscular Millionaire", went on to be in the NY Mets hall of fame, to play for 5 MLB teams over a healthy 23-year career and become a member of the Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame) here arm wrestles Howe while Gordie's sons Mark Howe & Marty Howe watch their father compete.

 

[tarheelhockey]

I saw this for the first time a few days ago, but I don't think it's new. My apologies if it's already been posted in the thread but I didn't see it. A young Tim Horton, to be added to the long list of Bobby Hull pictures when it comes to old timers being ripped:

I'll never get tired of posting pictures like this when people say old-timers were out of shape.

 

[VanIslander]

Ted Lindsay celebrating his 200th goal in the 1952-53 season.

 

[Robert Gordon Orr]

January 16, 1911 – Princes Ice Hockey Club, London against Oxford Canadians (1-11) in Chamonix, France

1939 – Milt Schmidt (# 15) and Dit Clapper (# 5) giving Clint Smith? a hard time

April 14, 1966 – Aahh, the good old days. Gump Worsley having the best seat in the house as he’s watching a wild brawl that resulted in 12 major penalties, six misconducts and two minors, 154 penalty minutes and eight broken NHL-records. Dancing partners: Ted Harris (# 10) and Orland Kurtenbach (# 25) - Jimmy Roberts (# 26) and Larry Hillman (# 16) - Pete Stemkowski (# 12) and John Ferguson (# 22) - Marcel Pronovost (# 3) and Dave Balon (# 20) - Jean-Claude Tremblay (# 3) and Dave Keon (# 14) - Eddie Shack (# 23) and Claude Larose (# 11)

April 5, 1972 - John McKenzie vs Jacques Plante

October 16, 1976 – L to R – Billy MacMillan (# 11) - Bob Girard (# 26) - Wayne Merrick (# 9) – Dave Lewis (# 25)

March 3, 1979 – L to R - Dan Bouchard (# 30) – Clark Gillies (# 9) – Brad Marsh (# 5) – Bryan Trottier (# 19)

November 10, 1979 – Quebec’s Paul Baxter in hot pursuit of the puck

December 16, 1987 – L to R – Moe Mantha (# 20) – Dave Taylor (# 18) – Grant Fuhr (# 31) – Jimmy Carson

1995-97 – Jeff Beukeboom (# 23) landing hard on Derek King (# 27)

March 19, 2002 – Pavel Bure (# 9) in his first game in a Rangers uniform, delivering a hit on Todd Bertuzzi. Both players scored all the goals in the game (Bertuzzi 3 and Bure 1)

 

[Robert Gordon Orr]

1928-30 - Swiss goalie Wylemann wearing an early version of a goalie mask. He represented Switzerland at the 1930 World Academic Winter games and played his club hockey for Akademischer EHC Zürich in the late 1920s.

1938/39 – Boston against Chicago – L to R – Alex Levinsky (# 8) - Eddie Shore (# 2) – Mike Karakas (GK) – Baldy Northcott (# 11)

March 18, 1967 – Veteran Alex Delvecchio (# 10) doing everything in his power to stop rookie Bobby Orr (# 4), less than 48 hours shy of his 19th birthday. Delvecchio was a -3 in the game and Orr was +3 (and had one assist)

1971 – Tony Esposito

1974 – All-Star game MVP – Garry Unger, a true fashionista going all the way – Platform shoes, bell-bottoms, wild rag and a checkered suit. What more do you need? He of course had to look sharp in that car

1976/77 – Rod Gilbert and Dave Gardner

January 5, 1980 – Rare pre olympic photo. Dave Christian have just scored to make it 9-3 on an assist from Mark Johnson in a game that USA won 10-3 against Soviet club Torpedo Gorky

October 19, 1985 – L to R – Dale Hawerchuk (# 10) - Don Edwards (# 30) - Gary Nylund (# 2) – Paul MacLean (# 15) - Borje Salming (# 21)

May 7, 1991 - Dave Christian raising his arms after having scored the opening goal against Don Beaupre (# 37). Scott Stevens (# 3) in his second to last game for Washington

June 24, 1995 - New Jersey winning the Cup. Bruce Driver (# 23), Scott Stevens? and Martin Brodeur

 

[DannyGallivan]

1974 – All-Star game MVP – Garry Unger, a true fashionista going all the way – Platform shoes, bell-bottoms, wild rag and a checkered suit. What more do you need? He of course had to look sharp in that car

Oh, to be a young man in the 70's... I was born too late.