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[Robert Gordon Orr]

1968-69 ca – Bobby Orr (# 4) and Gerry Cheevers (# 30)

October, 1970 – Ted Green, cheered on by more than 14000 Boston Garden fans during a ceremony honoring him for his comeback from a head injury. Looking on is his wife Pat (2nd from right), his mother Mrs. John Green and Chris (One of his children)

May 9, 1971 – L to R – Ken Dryden (# 29) – Gerry Pinder (# 18) – Pit Martin (# 7) – John Ashley (referee) - Jean-Claude Tremblay (# 3) - Jean Beliveau (# 4)

September 4, 1972 – Pete Mahovlich scores, turning Vladislav Tretiak inside out, while Evgeny Paladiev (# 26) is picking cherries in the stands

1974-76 – Ron Low in action

May 1981 – Future Hall of Famer Dino Ciccarelli in action

October 8, 1988 – Finnish goaltender Jarmo Myllys (# 35) in his second NHL game, stopping Bobby Smith (# 15), who went on to score a goal in the game

February 12, 2011 - Vancouver’s green men ”harassing” Olli Jokinen

January 1, 2017 – Two Swedes going at it, Gustav Nyquist (# 14) and William Nylander (# 29)

June 1, 2019 – Brayden Schenn getting airborne after narrowly having missed his attempted hit on David Pastrnak

 

[JackSlater]

Some of you may not have known, but Bobby Hull was pretty jacked.

There seems to be no shortage of jacked Hull pictures. I hadn't seen these ones though.

 

[Guardian17]

In 1995, the Jets wore red helmets for a pair of road games.

 

[Robert Gordon Orr]

March 2, 2013 – L to R – Mike Lundin - Harry Zolnierczyk (# 37) - Zac Rinaldo (# 36) - Peter Regin (# 13)

May 8, 2013 – L to R – Aleksandr Ovechkin (# 8) – Derek Stepan (# 21) – Martin Erat (# 10) – Ryan Callahan (# 24)

May 27, 2014 - John Moore (# 17) and Dale Weise (# 22)

March 24, 2015 – L to R - Carey Price (# 31) – Mike Fisher – Jeff Petry

November 25, 2015 – Carter Hutton (# 30) and Marcus Foligno (# 82)

November 11, 2017 – Ryan Suter (# 20) and Jakub Voracek (# 93)

March 20, 2018 - Henrik Lundqvist (# 30) and Matt Calvert (# 11)

April 6, 2018 - Andrei Vasilevskiy (# 88) – Jason Pominville (# 29) – Brayden Point (# 21)

May 1, 2018 – L to R – Kris Letang (# 58) – Tom Wilson (# 43) – Matt Murray (# 30)

December 18, 2018 – Christoffer Ehn (# 70) and Dale Weise (# 22)

 

[Robert Gordon Orr]

1895 – Bank of Montreal

1922 – Fernie Swastikas from B.C.

1952-54 - A young Tim Horton (# 7) on the attack against Al Rollins

January 11, 1968 – Bruce MacGregor (# 12) slugging it out with Don Awrey (# 26)

February 9, 1972 – Charlie Brown (# 5) – Evgeny Zimin (# 14) - Aleksandr Yakushev (# 15) - Mike Curran (# 30) – Wally Olds (# 3)

1970s – Finnish rivalry between Tappara Tampere and HIFK Helsinki - L to R - Mauri Kaukokari, Pertti Koivulahti, Pentti Ansakorpi and Lalli Partinen

May 17, 1984 – L to R – Billy Smith (# 31) – Pat Conacher (# 15) – Ken Morrow (# 6) – Pat Hughes (# 16)

February 20, 1997 – Pavel Bure (# 96) is fighting for the puck with Marcus Ragnarsson (# 10)

May 16, 2019 – Patrice Bergeron (# 37) scoring on Curtis McElhinney (# 35)

October 26, 2019 – Bryan Little (# 18) scoring the game winner in OT against David Rittich (# 33).
Kyle Connor (# 81) looks on

 

[The Panther]

Some of you may not have known, but Bobby Hull was pretty jacked.

There seems to be no shortage of jacked Hull pictures. I hadn't seen these ones though.

Hull's arms are approximately the size of my waist.

Did that man-beast ever spend an hour in the gym, or is that bulk just from mother's milk and farm work?

 

[The Panther]

In 1995, the Jets wore red helmets for a pair of road games.

You forgot to add: "...and then fired the jackass who came up with the idea."

 

[DannyGallivan]

Hull's arms are approximately the size of my waist.

Did that man-beast ever spend an hour in the gym, or is that bulk just from mother's milk and farm work?

What gyms existed in those days? That was all from pitching hay at the family farm during the off season.

 

[Torspo21]

1970s – Finnish rivalry between Tappara Tampere and HIFK Helsinki

from left to right => Mauri Kaukokari, Pertti Koivulahti, Pentti Ansakorpi, Lalli Partinen.

 

[sr edler]

What gyms existed in those days? That was all from pitching hay at the family farm during the off season.

 

[The Panther]

Pictures of hockey players with non-sports celebrities are always slightly weird, possibly because hockey doesn't seem to occupy the same celebrity area as movie stars.

This photo of Ron and Nancy Reagan with a half-naked Jari Kurri I find... disturbing:

If you didn't know who Kurri was, you might think Ron and Nancy were in Finland and happened to attend a toga party.

 

[sr edler]

@James Laverance This is not photo but I found it nonetheless in my collection. It should be the Brooklyn Ice Palace, at least that's what the title of the pic says. I can't remember from where I sourced it but it should be some old NY paper or just an old paper or an old guide.

 

[Robert Gordon Orr]

1950s – The always reliable Bob Goldham (Detroit) takes a puck to the forehead

1961/62 – Gump Worsley, Gordie Howe (C) and Al Langlois (A)?

September 1972 – Vladislav Tretiak (# 20) almost lost in the fog

1973 – Wayne Thomas (# 30) flashing the leather

October 19, 1977 – Wayne Cashman (# 12) scoring his first goal as a Bruins captain.
Yves Belanger (# 29), his future teammate is the victim

May 3, 1978 - Wolfgang Unterdörfel (# 13) of East Germany against Finland's Urpo Ylönen

November 10, 1988 or January 14, 1989 - Ray Ferraro (# 26) taking a shot against the Los Angeles Kings at the old Great Western Forum, as Tim Watters (# 5) makes a half hearted effort to stop him

April 1, 1997 – Dominik Hašek making one of his customary eye-popping saves – Niklas Sundström (# 24) and Esa Tikkanen (# 10) in disbelief. Hašek won the Hart Trophy, Lester B.Pearson Award and Vezina Trophy that season

April 10, 2013 - Martin Brodeur have just been upended by Chris Kelly of Boston

February 5, 2019 – Cody Eakin (# 21) trying to beat Andrei Vasilevskiy (# 88), as Mikhail Sergachev (# 98) is left behind

 

[James Laverance]

@James Laverance This is not photo but I found it nonetheless in my collection. It should be the Brooklyn Ice Palace, at least that's what the title of the pic says. I can't remember from where I sourced it but it should be some old NY paper or just an old paper or an old guide.

Thanks senior edler I've actually seen this before and Yes it's the Brooklyn Ice Palace.
You posted before as shown below from the 1918 official hockey guide.

This Arena was built in 1917 then underwent a complete renovation by 1937.

The Brooklyn Daily Eagle
Brooklyn, New York
Sun, Oct 02, 1949 · Page 7

Unfortunately photo's of the second rink are few and far between though I still managed to find some below.
Daily News
New York, New York
Fri, Dec 02, 1938 · Page 88

An exterior of the Ice Palace C.1940.

 

[Torspo21]

April 6, 1974 - Reinhard Karger (# 13) of East Germany stopped by Finland’s Antti Leppänen

This goaltender is Urpo Ylönen.

 

[Robert Gordon Orr]

from left to right => Mauri Kaukokari, Pertti Koivulahti, Pentti Ansakorpi, Lalli Partinen.

This goaltender is Urpo Ylönen.

Thank you for the names of the Finnish players, and also thank you for pointing out the goalie Ylönen.
That photo had a caption that it was from 1974, but I studied it closer and the photo is from the 1978 World Championships, hence the confusion.

 

[Robert Gordon Orr]

Sid Abel

Al Arbour

Leo Boivin

Frank Brimsek

Vladimir Dzurilla

Bill Gadsby

Dennis Hull

Earl Ingarfield

Jaroslav Jiřík

Dave Keon

Veli-Pekka Ketola

Viktor Konovalenko

Ed Litzenberger

Tord Lundström

John McKenzie

Stan Mikita

Howie Morenz

Gus Mortson

Bobby Orr

Jean Ratelle

Vyacheslav Starshinov

Jean-Claude Tremblay

Norm Ullman

Bill White

Gump Worsley & Charlie Hodge

 

[Nick Hansen]

Some of you may not have known, but Bobby Hull was pretty jacked.

There seems to be no shortage of jacked Hull pictures. I hadn't seen these ones though.

Wouldn't stand a chance in today's NHL.



Some just have the genetics...

 

[FerrisRox]

You forgot to add: "...and then fired the jackass who came up with the idea."

I don't think anybody had to "come up" with the idea. It's not exactly unusual. What was more rare was what they actually ended up doing, which was wearing helmets that were a different color than their pants with their non-white uniforms. At the time the Jets did this, only the New York Rangers - with the exact same color scheme - didn't have a helmet that matched the color of their pants for their colored uniforms.

 

[crump]

Another old clip of a Hockey Match from 1926 at the Polar Palace Rink in Hollywood.

Guy on the left was the Lucic of his day.

 

[crump]

This compilation photograph (circa 191?) features oval images of members of the Southampton Hockey Team, including manager and trustees. The athletes are each posing in a studio, standing in uniform, wearing ice skates, and holding a hockey stick. The trustees and manager are wearing suits. Also included is an image of the Bowman Trophy and the names of the individuals numbered according to numbers beneath each image.
Names listed:
D. McAulay
S. Brown
H. Cheyne
G. Longe
W. Longe
J. McPhail
D. McDonald
J. Taylor
H. Seibert
C. Bowman
N. Eby
W.H. Johns
E.E. Short
H.O. Bell
C.M. Bowman
Bowman Trophy

This photo post card features seven men in hockey uniforms (circa 1919), Names are written on reverse: Roy Trelford, Oscar McHaney, Alfred Huber, Rus Knowles, Jessie Wilson, Wilfred Howke, Bob Stevenson.

population of this small Ontario town at the time of the photo's was about 2500.

 

[Robert Gordon Orr]

GOALIES

Johnny Bower (and Kenny Wharram)

Gerry Cheevers (and Paul Henderson)

Gerry Desjardins (and Bob Pulford)

Tony Esposito

Bruce Gamble (and Derek Sanderson)

Glenn Hall (and Parker MacDonald)

Charlie Hodge

Eddie Johnston (and Henri Richard)

Jacques Plante (and George Armstrong)

Terry Sawchuk (and Yvan Cournoyer)

Gary Smith (and Carol Vadnais)

Gump Worsley

 

[Robert Gordon Orr]

1961-63 – L to R - Moose Vasko (# 4) – Norm Ullman (# 7) - Jack Evans (# 5)

1961-63 ca – Jacques Plante (# 1) making a controlled save, while Ron Murphy (# 10) is on the prowl

1961-63 ca – Doug Mohns (# 19) – Camille Henry (# 21) – Charlie Burns (# 10)

1962-64 ca – Floyd Smith (# 8), Carl Brewer (# 2) and Bob Nevin (# 11)

1963-64 ca – Tim Horton (# 7) trying to keep up with Andy Bathgate (C)

1963-65 ca – Jacques Laperriere (# 2) against Gordie Howe (# 9)

1963-65 ca – Jim Neilson (# 15) is chased by Chico Maki (# 16)

1964-65 ca – L to R - Dean Prentice (# 17) - Paul Henderson (# 19) – Eddie Johnston (# 1)

1964-66 ca – Red Kelly behind the goal as Doug Jarrett (# 20) is trying to stop him

1968-69 – Mike Pelyk (# 4) and Wayne Cashman (# 12) battling for the puck

 

[Chief Nine]

GOALIES

Johnny Bower (and Kenny Wharram)

Gerry Cheevers (and Paul Henderson)

Gerry Desjardins (and Bob Pulford)

Tony Esposito

Bruce Gamble (and Derek Sanderson)

Glenn Hall (and Parker MacDonald)

Charlie Hodge

Eddie Johnston (and Henri Richard)

Jacques Plante (and George Armstrong)

Terry Sawchuk (and Yvan Cournoyer)

Gary Smith (and Carol Vadnais)

Gump Worsley

Some very brave men there

 

[DannyGallivan]

Sid Abel

Al Arbour

Leo Boivin

Frank Brimsek

Vladimir Dzurilla

Bill Gadsby

Dennis Hull

Earl Ingarfield

Jaroslav Jiřík

Dave Keon

Veli-Pekka Ketola

Viktor Konovalenko

Ed Litzenberger

Tord Lundström

John McKenzie

Stan Mikita

Howie Morenz

Gus Mortson

Bobby Orr

Jean Ratelle

Vyacheslav Starshinov

Jean-Claude Tremblay

Norm Ullman

Bill White

Gump Worsley & Charlie Hodge

Beyond impressive.