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1987 SC Playoff Summaries MONTRÉAL CANADIENS STANLEY CUP CHAMPIONS 1 9 6 6 Ralph Backstrom, Jean Béliveau CAPTAIN, Dave Balon, Yvan Cournoyer, Dick Duff, John Ferguson, Terry Harper, Ted Harris, Jacques Laperriere, Charlie Hodge, Claude Larose, Noel Price, Claude Provost, Henri Richard, Jimmy Roberts, Leon Rochefort, Bobby Rousseau, Jean-Guy Talbot, Gilles Tremblay, J.C. Tremblay, Gump Worsley Hartland Molson CHAIRMAN, Sam Pollock GENERAL MANAGER Hector “Toe” Blake HEAD COACH © Steve Lansky 2010 bigmouthsports.com NHL and the word mark and image of the Stanley Cup are registered trademarks and the NHL Shield and NHL Conference logos are trademarks of the National Hockey League. All NHL logos and marks and NHL team logos and marks as well as all other proprietary materials depicted herein are the property of the NHL and the respective NHL teams and may not be reproduced without the prior written consent of NHL Enterprises, L.P. Copyright © 2010 National Hockey League. All Rights Reserved. 1966 STANLEY CUP SEMI-FINAL 1 MONTRÉAL CANADIENS 90 v. 3 TORONTO MAPLE LEAFS 79 GM SAM POLLOCK, HC HECTOR ‘TOE’ BLAKE v. GM PUNCH IMLACH, HC PUNCH IMLACH CANADIENS SWEEP SERIES Thursday, April 7 Saturday, April 9 TORONTO 3 @ MONTREAL 4 TORONTO 0 @ MONTREAL 2 FIRST PERIOD FIRST PERIOD 1. TORONTO, Eddie Shack 1 (Bob Pulford, Red Kelly) 2:12 NO SCORING 2. MONTREAL, J.C. Tremblay 1 (unassisted) 12:06 PPG 3. TORONTO, Frank Mahovlich 1 (George Armstrong, Larry Hillman) 18:06 PPG Penalties – Horton T 0:34, Larose M 3:55, Baun T Pulford T (10-minute misconduct) 7:33, Stemkowski T 10:11, Horton T Hillman T Harris M J.C. Tremblay M 12:02, Harper M (minor, 10-minute misconduct) 12:35, Penalties – Harris M 4:12, Ellis T 8:52, Armstrong T 11:00, Ferguson M 13:20, Mahovlich T 15:11, Hillman T Béliveau M 18:16 Béliveau M 16:29 SECOND PERIOD SECOND PERIOD NO SCORING 4. MONTREAL, John Ferguson 1 (Ralph Backstrom, Claude Larose) 3:05 5. MONTREAL, Bobby Rousseau 1 (J.C. Tremblay, Yvan Cournoyer) 8:13 SHG Penalties – Larose M 3:35, Baun T 7:57, Rousseau M 11:14, Stemkowski T 14:14, Horton T Béliveau M 16:10 Penalties – Hillman M 6:33, Ferguson M 9:42, Armstrong T Harris M 11:42, Mahovlich T 14:30 THIRD PERIOD 1. MONTREAL, Claude Provost 1 (J.C. Tremblay, Gilles Tremblay) 9:30 GWG THIRD PERIOD 2. MONTREAL, Bobby Rousseau 2 (Ralph Backstrom, Dick Duff) 16:07 6. TORONTO, Bob Pulford 1 (Wally Boyer) 10:35 7. MONTREAL, Jean Béliveau 1 (Claude Provost) 17:48 GWG Penalties – Mahovlich T Harris M 1:18, Shack T Larose M (majors) Pulford T Ferguson M 6:57, Mahovlich T 7:06 Penalties – Pronovost T 6:53 Shots on goal by MAPLE LEAFS 3 15 7 25 Shots on goal by CANADIENS 10 14 16 40 MAPLE LEAFS 6 13 9 28 TORONTO, Terry Sawchuk; MONTREAL, Gump Worsley CANADIENS 10 12 10 32 TORONTO, Terry Sawchuk; MONTREAL, Gump Worsley Power play – TOR – 0 for 4, MTL – 0 for 6 Referee: Bill Friday Linesmen: Matt Pavelich, John D’Amico Power play – TOR – 1 for 5, MTL – 1 for 5 15,647 at Montreal Forum Referee: Frank Udvari Linesmen: Matt Pavelich, John D’Amico 14,410 at Montreal Forum PUNCH IMLACH fell ill prior to game; Leafs’ asst GM KING CLANCY was behind bench Tuesday, April 12 Thursday, April 14 MONTREAL 5 @ TORONTO 2 MONTREAL 4 @ TORONTO 1 FIRST PERIOD FIRST PERIOD 1. TORONTO, Eddie Shack 2 (Dave Keon, Kent Douglas) 1:26 PPG 1. TORONTO, Larry Hillman 1 (Bobby Baun, Dave Keon) 5:40 PPG 2. TORONTO, Tim Horton 1 (Red Kelly, Eddie Shack) 17:32 Penalties – Harris M Larose M Ferguson M Kurtenbach T Shack T (double majors, 10-minute misconducts) Penalties – Canadiens’ bench (served by Cournoyer) 0:06, Horton T 2:27, Baun T 6:49, Ferguson M Shack T Stemkowski T (double minors, 10-minute misconducts) 3:37, Pronovost T 5:14, Douglas T 9:50, Backstrom M 15:28 10:13, Harris M 10:41, Shack T 14:01 SECOND PERIOD SECOND PERIOD 2. MONTREAL, Gilles Tremblay 1 (Bobby Rousseau, J.C. Tremblay) 9:32 PPG 3. MONTREAL, Ralph Backstrom 1 (Dick Duff) 5:16 3. MONTREAL, Gilles Tremblay 2 (Yvan Cournoyer, Bobby Rousseau) 13:28 PPG GWG 4. MONTREAL, Bobby Rousseau 3 (Gilles Tremblay, Jean Béliveau) 11:00 PPG 5. MONTREAL, Terry Harper 1 (Jean-Guy Talbot, Dave Balon) 11:26 GWG Penalties – Pronovost T 9:25, Mahovlich T 11:38, Mahovlich T 15:22 Penalties – Harper M 3:03, Ferguson M 5:33, Shack T 9:31 THIRD PERIOD 4. MONTREAL, Jim Roberts 1 (Terry Harper) 4:04 SHG THIRD PERIOD 5. MONTREAL, Dick Duff 1 (Jean Béliveau, J.C. Tremblay) 7:16 PPG 6. MONTREAL, John Ferguson 2 (Jean Béliveau) 0:16 7. MONTREAL, Jean Béliveau 2 (Claude Provost, Gilles Tremblay) 19:50 ENG Penalties – Harris M 3:15, Shack T 5:52, Stemkowski T 8:54, Ferguson M Horton T 12:33, Ferguson M (double minor) Baun T 15:28, Baun T 16:07 Penalties – Douglas T (10-minute misconduct) 6:20 Shots on goal by Shots on goal by CANADIENS 10 18 10 38 CANADIENS 11 19 8 38 MAPLE LEAFS 9 11 11 31 MAPLE LEAFS 10 12 8 30 MONTREAL, Gump Worsley; TORONTO, Johnny Bower MONTREAL, Gump Worsley; TORONTO, Johnny Bower Power play – MTL – 3 for 7 5 for 22 in series, TOR – 1 for 5 3 for 18 in series Power play – MTL – 1 for 4, TOR – 1 for 4 Referee: Art Skov Linesmen: Neil Armstrong, Brian Sopp Referee: Vern Buffey Linesmen: Neil Armstrong, Brian Sopp 14,996 at Maple Leaf Gardens 14,996 at Maple Leaf Gardens © Steve Lansky 2010 bigmouthsports.com NHL and the word mark and image of the Stanley Cup are registered trademarks and the NHL Shield and NHL Conference logos are trademarks of the National Hockey League. All NHL logos and marks and NHL team logos and marks as well as all other proprietary materials depicted herein are the property of the NHL and the respective NHL teams and may not be reproduced without the prior written consent of NHL Enterprises, L.P. Copyright © 2010 National Hockey League. All Rights Reserved. 1966 STANLEY CUP SEMI-FINAL 2 CHICAGO BLACK HAWKS 82 v. 4 DETROIT RED WINGS 74 GM TOMMY IVAN, HC BILLY REAY v. GM SID ABEL, HC SID ABEL RED WINGS WIN SERIES IN 6 Thursday, April 7 Sunday, April 10 DETROIT 1 @ CHICAGO 2 DETROIT 7 @ CHICAGO 0 FIRST PERIOD FIRST PERIOD 1. CHICAGO, Ken Wharram 1 (Stan Mikita, Doug Jarrett) 6:06 1. DETROIT, Floyd Smith 1 (Alex Delvecchio, Norm Ullman) 4:36 PPG GWG 2. CHICAGO, Bobby Hull 1 (Chico Maki, Pierre Pilote) 11:54 PPG GWG 2. DETROIT, Gordie Howe 1 (Alex Delvecchio) 12:33 3. DETROIT, Dean Prentice 1 (Norm Ullman, Alex Delvecchio) 18:48 PPG 3. DETROIT, Floyd Smith 2 (Norm Ullman, Gordie Howe) 16:50 PPG Penalties – Stapleton C 0:56, Fonteyne D 2:34, Pilote C 8:29, Hay C 9:15, Ullman D 9:55, Boivin D 15:34, Penalties – Mohns C 2:57, Pilote C Boivin D 4:17, Ullman D 8:20, Ullman D 13:27, Watson D 15:29, Pilote C 18:08, Gadsby D 19:20 Vasko C 18:20 SECOND PERIOD SECOND PERIOD NO SCORING 4. DETROIT, Andy Bathgate 1 (Dean Prentice, Gordie Howe) 13:27 PPG Penalties – Fonteyne D 9:56, Esposito C Henderson D 10:29, Mikita C Boivin D 19:23 Penalties – Marshall D 7:56, Mohns C 12:26 THIRD PERIOD THIRD PERIOD NO SCORING 5. DETROIT, Dean Prentice 2 (Gordie Howe) 1:39 6. DETROIT, Andy Bathgate 2 (Ab McDonald) 3:34 Penalties – Howe D 3:24, Prentice D 15:07, Watson D Pilote C 16:48 7. DETROIT, Bert Marshall 1 (Ab McDonald, Norm Ullman) 6:00 PPG Shots on goal by Penalties – Stapleton C 2:12, Delvecchio D 2:34, Black Hawks’ bench (served by Stanfield) 4:27, RED WINGS 12 7 11 30 Ravlich C 6:11 BLACK HAWKS 7 13 8 28 DETROIT, Roger Crozier; CHICAGO, Glenn Hall Shots on goal by RED WINGS 15 8 11 34 Power play – DET – 1 for 4, CHI – 1 for 7 BLACK HAWKS 8 5 7 20 Referee: Art Skov Linesmen: Neil Armstrong, Brian Sopp DETROIT, Roger Crozier; CHICAGO, Glenn Hall, Dave Dryden (7:06 of third period) 16,666 at Chicago Stadium Power play – DET – 4 for 6, CHI – 0 for 5 Referee: John Ashley Linesmen: Neil Armstrong, Brian Sopp 16,666 at Chicago Stadium First-ever afternoon colour telecast of a Stanley Cup-Playoff game Tuesday, April 12 Thursday, April 14 CHICAGO 2 @ DETROIT 1 CHICAGO 1 @ DETROIT 5 FIRST PERIOD FIRST PERIOD 1. DETROIT, Bryan Watson 1 (Leo Boivin, Bill Gadsby) 15:01 1. DETROIT, Paul Henderson 1 (Norm Ullman, Bruce MacGregor) 3:15 PPG 2. CHICAGO, Stan Mikita 1 (Pat Stapleton, Bill Hay) 8:04 PPG Penalties – B. Hull C 0:40, Boivin D 3:33, Watson D 5:38, Angotti C 8:30, Vasko C 11:20, Jarrett C (major) Bathgate D 14:15 Penalties – Nesterenko C 1:40, Watson D 6:19, Boivin D Hodge C 7:44, Bergman D 8:59, Jarrett C 15:47 SECOND PERIOD SECOND PERIOD 2. CHICAGO, Chico Maki 1 (Stan Mikita, Bobby Hull) 6:19 PPG 3. DETROIT, Paul Henderson 2 (Bert Marshall, Gary Bergman) 2:59 GWG 3. CHICAGO, Eric Nesterenko 1 (Matt Ravlich) 18:43 GWG Penalties – Gadsby D 1:12, Miszuk C 2:12, Bergman D 8:02, Nesterenko C 19:14 Penalties – Marshall D 5:25, B.
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