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1987 SC Playoff Summaries TORONTO MAPLE LEAFS STANLEY CUP CHAMPIONS 19 45 Pete Backor, Gus Bodnar, Lorne Carr, Bob Davidson CAPTAIN, Reg Hamilton, Mel Hill, Art Jackson, Ross Johnstone, Ted “Teeder” Kennedy, Frank McCool, John McCreedy, Jack McLean, Don Metz, Nick Metz, Elwin “Moe” Morris, Tom O’Neill, Walter “Babe” Pratt, David “Sweeney” Schriner, Wally Stanowski Jack Bickell CHAIRMAN/OWNER, Ed Bickle PRESIDENT/OWNER Conn Smythe GENERAL MANAGER, Clarence “Hap” Day HEAD COACH 1945 STANLEY CUP SEMI-FINAL 1 MONTRÉAL CANADIENS 80 v. 3 TORONTO MAPLE LEAFS 52 GM TOM P. GORMAN, HC DICK IRVIN v. GM CONN SMYTHE, HC HAP DAY MAPLE LEAFS WIN SERIES IN 6 Tuesday, March 20 Thursday, March 22 TORONTO 1 @ MONTREAL 0 TORONTO 3 @ MONTREAL 2 FIRST PERIOD FIRST PERIOD NO SCORING 1. TORONTO, Ted Kennedy 2 (Bob Davidson, Babe Pratt) 4:07 Penalties – Morris T, Chamberlain M, Hamilton T, Bouchard M, Richard M Penalties – Hamilton T, Chamberlain M, Getliffe M, Blake M (major), Stanowski T (major), Bouchard M, Richard M, Davidson T SECOND PERIOD NO SCORING SECOND PERIOD 2. MONTREAL, Butch Bouchard 1 (unassisted) 8:15 Penalties – None 3. TORONTO, Lorne Carr 1 (Sweeney Schriner) 10:58 4. TORONTO, Nick Metz 1 (unassisted) 15:37 GWG THIRD PERIOD 1. TORONTO, Ted Kennedy 1 (unassisted) 19:38 GWG Penalties – N. Metz T, Lach M Penalties – Hamilton T, Morris T THIRD PERIOD 5. MONTREAL, Elmer Lach 1 (Butch Bouchard, Maurice Richard) N/A Shots on goal by MAPLE LEAFS Not published Penalties – Morris T CANADIENS Not published TORONTO, Frank McCool; MONTREAL, Bill Durnan Shots on goal by MAPLE LEAFS Not published Referee: Bill Chadwick Linesmen: Stan McCabe, Sam Babcock CANADIENS Not published 12,000 at Montreal Forum TORONTO, Frank McCool; MONTREAL, Bill Durnan Referee: King Clancy Linesmen: Stan McCabe, Sam Babcock 12,000 at Montreal Forum Saturday, March 24 Tuesday, March 27 MONTREAL 4 @ TORONTO 1 MONTREAL 3 @ TORONTO 4 OVERTIME FIRST PERIOD FIRST PERIOD 1. MONTREAL, Elmer Lach 2 (Murph Chamberlain) 11:14 1. MONTREAL, Elmer Lach 3 (Maurice Richard) 0:23 2. MONTREAL, Maurice Richard 1 (Elmer Lach) 2:13 Penalties – D. Metz T, Chamberlain M, Hiller M Penalties – None SECOND PERIOD 2. MONTREAL, Bob Fillion 1 (unassisted) 7:58 GWG SECOND PERIOD 3. MONTREAL, Dutch Hiller 1 (John Mahaffy) 11:14 3. TORONTO, Mel Hill 1 (Ted Kennedy) 2:34 4. MONTREAL, Murph Chamberlain 1 (Butch Bouchard) 18:55 4. TORONTO, Sweeny Schriner 1 (Gud Bodnar, Don Metz) 16:15 Penalties – Pratt T, Richard M, Morris T, Chamberlain M, D. Metz T Penalties – Rossignol M THIRD PERIOD THIRD PERIOD 5. TORONTO, Bob Davidson 1 (Babe Pratt, Lorne Carr) 9:02 5. MONTREAL, Bob Fillion 2 (unassisted) 3:47 6. TORONTO, Babe Pratt 1 (unassisted) 9:15 Penalties – Hiller M, Richard M Penalties – Pratt T, Schriner T, Chamberlain M Shots on goal by CANADIENS Not published FIRST OVERTIME PERIOD MAPLE LEAFS Not published 7. TORONTO, Gus Bodnar 1 (unassisted) 12:36 GWG MONTREAL, Bill Durnan; TORONTO, Frank McCool Penalties – None Referee: Bill Chadwick Linesmen: Steve Meuris, Joe Springer 15,087 at Maple Leafs Gardens Shots on goal by CANADIENS Not published MAPLE LEAFS Not published MONTREAL, Bill Durnan; TORONTO, Frank McCool Referee: King Clancy Linesmen: Steve Meuris, Joe Springer 13,306 at Maple Leafs Gardens Thursday, March 29 Saturday, March 31 TORONTO 3 @ MONTREAL 10 MONTREAL 2 @ TORONTO 3 FIRST PERIOD FIRST PERIOD 1. MONTREAL, Leo Lamoreaux 1 (Elmer Lach) 0:40 1. TORONTO, Moe Morris 2 (unassisted) 13:59 2. MONTREAL, Butch Bouchard 2 (unassisted) 3:08 2. MONTREAL, Maurice Richard 6 (unassisted) 18:38 3. MONTREAL, Eddie Emberg 1 (Dutch Hillier) 6:02 4. TORONTO, Lorne Carr 2 (unassisted) 7:37 Penalties – Morris T, Bodnar T, Lamoureaux M 5. TORONTO, Ted Kennedy 3 (Mel Hill) 16:10 SECOND PERIOD Penalties – Richard M, Stahan M, Hill T 3. TORONTO, Sweeney Schriner 2 (Lorne Carr) 7:11 SECOND PERIOD Penalties – Morris T 6. MONTREAL, Glen Harmon 1 (unassisted) 6:36 GWG 7. TORONTO, Moe Morris 1 (unassisted) 12:16 THIRD PERIOD 8. MONTREAL, Maurice Richard 2 (Elmer Lach) 13:25 4. TORONTO, Gus Bodnar 2 (Babe Pratt) 1:53 GWG 5. MONTREAL, Butch Bouchard 3 (Leo Lamoureaux) 15:26 Penalties – None Penalties – None THIRD PERIOD 9. MONTREAL, Maurice Richard 3 (Toe Blake, Elmer Lach) 1:10 Shots on goal by 10. MONTREAL, Elmer Lach 4 (Maurice Richard, Butch Bouchard) 1:35 CANADIENS Not published 11. MONTREAL, Maurice Richard 4 (Toe Blake) 10:48 MAPLE LEAFS Not published 12. MONTREAL, Maurice Richard 5 (unassisted) 15:03 MONTREAL, Bill Durnan; TORONTO, Frank McCool 13. MONTREAL, Bob Fillion 3 (Butch Stahan, Ray Getliffe) 19:06 Referee: King Clancy Linesmen: Steve Meuris, Joe Springer Penalties – Harmon M 14,400 at Maple Leafs Gardens Shots on goal by MAPLE LEAFS Not published CANADIENS Not published TORONTO, Frank McCool; MONTREAL, Bill Durnan Referee: Bill Chadwick Linesmen: Steve Meuris, Joe Springer 12,300 at Montreal Forum © Steve Lansky 2011 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 © 2011 National Hockey League. All Rights Reserved. 1945 STANLEY CUP SEMI-FINAL 2 DETROIT RED WINGS 67 v. 4 BOSTON BRUINS 36 GM JACK ADAMS, HC JACK ADAMS v. GM ART ROSS, HC ART ROSS RED WINGS WIN SERIES IN 7 Tuesday, March 20 Thursday, March 22 BOSTON 4 @ DETROIT 3 BOSTON 4 @ DETROIT 2 FIRST PERIOD FIRST PERIOD 1. BOSTON, Bill Cowley 1 (Bill Jennings) 6:20 1. BOSTON, Jack McGill 2 (unassisted) 2:46 2. BOSTON, Bill Cupolo 1 (Ken Smith) 10:07 3. BOSTON, Herb Cain 1 (Bill Cowley) 14:04 Penalties – Jennings B, Gaudreault B, Jackson D Penalties – Rozzini B SECOND PERIOD 2. DETROIT, Harold Jackson 1 (Bill Quackenbush, Joe Carveth) 8:25 SECOND PERIOD 3. BOSTON, Ken Smith 1 (Jack McGill) 10:03 NO SCORING 4. BOSTON, Jean-Paul Gladu 1 (Gino Rozzini, Armand Gaudreault) 10:18 GWG Penalties – None Penalties – Jackson D THIRD PERIOD THIRD PERIOD 4. DETROIT, Earl Seibert 1 (Jud McAtee) 4:04 5. DETROIT, Eddie Bruneteau 2 (Earl Seibert) 12:48 5. BOSTON, Jack McGill 1 (Ken Smith, Bill Cupolo) 7:22 GWG 6. BOSTON, Pat Egan 1 (unassisted) 17 :05 6. DETROIT, Joe Carveth 1 (Steve Wojciechowski) 9:05 7. DETROIT, Eddie Bruneteau 1 (Joe Carveth) 19:04 Penalties – Gaudreault B Penalties – None Shots on goal by BRUINS Not published Shots on goal by RED WINGS Not published BRUINS Not published BOSTON, Paul Bibeault; DETROIT, Harry Lumley RED WINGS Not published BOSTON, Paul Bibeault; DETROIT, Harry Lumley Referee: Bill Chadwick Linesmen: Jim Primeau, Eddie Mepham 12,136 at Olympia Stadium Referee: King Clancy Linesmen: Eddie Mepham, Jim Primeau 10,282 at Olympia Stadium Saturday, March 24 Tuesday, March 27 DETROIT 3 @ BOSTON 2 DETROIT 3 @ BOSTON 2 FIRST PERIOD FIRST PERIOD 1. DETROIT, Ted Lindsay 1 (Eddie Bruneteau) 18:54 1. BOSTON, Ken Smith 2 (Jack Crawford) 8:31 2. DETROIT, Murray Armstrong 1 (unassisted) 19:35 2. DETROIT, Earl Seibert 1 (Murray Armstrong) 17:21 Penalties – Jennings Penalties – Egan B SECOND PERIOD SECOND PERIOD 3. BOSTON, Pat Egan 2 (Ken Smith, Jack McGill) 16:05 3. BOSTON, Herb Cain 2 (unassisted) 14:38 Penalties – Hollett, Rozzini, Carveth Penalties – None THIRD PERIOD THIRD PERIOD 4. DETROIT, Mud Bruneteau 1 (unassisted) 15:48 GWG 4. DETROIT, Joe Carveth 2 (unassisted) 5:10 5. BOSTON, Gino Rozzini 1 (Jean-Paul Gladu) 17:57 5. DETROIT, Murray Armstrong 2 (Harold Jackson) 17:15 GWG Penalties – None Penalties – None Shots on goal by Shots on goal by RED WINGS Not published RED WINGS Not published BRUINS Not published BRUINS Not published RED WINGS, Harry Lumley; BOSTON, Paul Bibeault DETROIT, Harry Lumley; BOSTON, Paul Bibeault Referee: King Clancy Linesmen: Ken Mullins, Sam Babcock Referee: Bill Chadwick Linesmen: Sam Babcock, Ken Mullins 13,500 at Boston Garden 13,500 at Boston Garden Thursday, March 29 Saturday, March 31 BOSTON 2 @ DETROIT 3 OVERTIME DETROIT 3 @ BOSTON 5 FIRST PERIOD FIRST PERIOD 1. DETROIT, Mud Bruneteau 2 (Carl Liscombe, Joe Carveth) 2:51 1. DETROIT, Jud McAtee 1 (unassisted) 0:45 2. BOSTON, Herb Cain 3 (Bill Cowley) 11:52 2. BOSTON, Bill Cowley 2 (Herb Cain, Jack Crawford) 12:54 3. DETROIT, Flash Hollett 1 (Tony Bukovich, Fido Purpur) 11:41 Penalties – Egan B, Hollett D, Rozzini B, Seibert D, Gaudreault B Penalties – Egan B, Gaudreault B, Hollett D SECOND PERIOD SECOND PERIOD 3. DETROIT, Joe Carveth 3 (unassisted) 3:24 NO SCORING 4. BOSTON, Bill Jennings 2 (Jack Crawford) 6:24 5. BOSTON, Herb Cain 4 (Jack Crawford) 7:33 Penalties – None 6. BOSTON, Jean-Paul Gladu 2 (Gino Rozzini, Armand Gaudreault) 10:38 GWG 7. DETROIT, Jud McAtee 2 (Murray Armstrong) 17:12 THIRD PERIOD 4. BOSTON, Bill Jennings 1 (Herb Cain) 17:00 Penalties – Jackson D Penalties – Lindsay D THIRD PERIOD 8. BOSTON, Bill Cowley 3 (Ken Smith) 9:25 FIRST OVERTIME PERIOD 5. DETROIT, Mud Bruneteau 3 (Flash Hollett, Joe Carveth) 17:12 GWG Penalties – None Penalties – Thoms B Shots on goal by RED WINGS 33 Shots on goal by BRUINS 15 BRUINS Not published DETROIT, Harry Lumley; BOSTON, Paul Bibeault RED WINGS Not published BOSTON, Paul Bibeault; DETROIT, Harry Lumley Referee: Bill Chadwick Linesmen: Sam Babcock, Ken Mullins 13,500 at Boston Garden Referee: King Clancy Linesmen: Sam Babcock, Ken Mullins 12,512 at Olympia Stadium © Steve Lansky 2011 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.
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