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BH Fake Masterlist 2020 09 17 count Team Player Name Comment 718 1 Springfield Indians (AHL) Allen, Keith 2 Buffalo Bisons (AHL) Cushenan, Ian R. 3 Buffalo Bisons (AHL) Jones, Robert "Charles" played 2 games with Rangers 4 Buffalo Bisons (AHL) MacKay, Murdo J. #22; white sweater with dark 3; played 14 games with Habs 5 Buffalo Bisons (AHL) Trottier, Guy 6 Cleveland Barons (AHL) Holota, Johnny "Paul" 7 Cleveland Barons (AHL) Kraftcheck, Stephen S. 8 Cleveland Barons (AHL) Morenz, H. W. "Howie" Howie Morenz Jr. 9 Cleveland Barons (AHL) Ross, Ray 10 Fort Wayne Comets (IHL) Long, Eddie 11 Fort Worth Rangers (USHL) Casonato, Sammy 12 Fort Worth Rangers (USHL) Kopak, Russ #7; white sweater with dark #; played 23 games with Boston Bruins 43/44 13 Hershey Bears (AHL) Corcoron, Norman 14 Hershey Bears (AHL) Henry, Gordon "Red" 15 Hershey Bears (AHL) Poliziani, Danny "Dando" 16 Hershey Bears (AHL) Teal, Leslie Al "Skip" 17 Indianapolis Capitals (AHL) Haidy, Gord "Adam" 18 Indianapolis Capitals (AHL) McKay, Doug "Alvin" Dark sweater; #9; Captain; autographed "To Neil…" 19 Kansas City Pla-Mors (USHL) Ashworth, Frank 20 Kansas City Pla-Mors (USHL) Butler, Dick "John R' 21 Kansas City Pla-Mors (USHL) Jackson, Doug 22 Kansas City Pla-Mors (USHL) Jackson, Jack "Alexander" 23 Kansas City Pla-Mors (USHL) Powell, Raymond H. 24 Kingston (EPHL) Sinden, Harry 25 Minneapolis Millers (USHL) Atanas, Walter "Ants" played in NHL with NYR 26 Minneapolis Millers (USHL) Burns, Norman C. played in NHL with NYR 27 Montreal Royals (QHL) Hildebrand, Ike 28 New Haven Ramblers (AHL) Levandoski, Joe "Thomas" 29 NY Rovers (EAHL) Bell, Harry 30 NY Rovers (EAHL) Decourcy, Robert "Phil" 31 NY Rovers (EAHL) Kotanen, R. E. Eino 1 game with Rangers 32 Omaha Knights (USHL) Quackenbush, Max "Joseph" 33 Omaha Knights (USHL) Smith, Carl D. "Winky" played 7 with Detroit Red Wings 34 Ottawa TSQ (QSHL) Tudin, Connie 35 Philadelphia Rockets (AHL) Hergesheimer, Phil 36 Philadelphia Rockets (AHL) Pidhirny, Harry 37 Portland Buckaroos (WHL) Tessier, Orval "Ray" 38 Quebec Aces (QHL) Labadie, Mike J. G. 39 San Francisco Seals (WHL) Panagabko, Edwin "Ed" 40 Seattle Americans (WHL) Kukulowicz, Adolph F. "Aggie" 41 Seattle Totems (WHL) Fielder, Gayle "Abner" played in NHL with Chic & Det 42 St Louis Braves (CHL) Edwards, Roy 43 St. Louis Flyers (AHL) Licari, Tony 44 Syracuse Stars (IHL/IAHL) Convey, Eddie 45 Tacoma Rockets (PCHL) Perreault, Fern played 1 with NYR 46 Toronto Marlboros (OHA) McCreary, William E. 47 Toronto St Michaels (OHA) Kelly, Regis "Pep" 48 Tulsa Oilers (USHL) Gronsdahl, Lloyd "Gilford" 49 Tulsa Oilers (USHL) McAtee, Jerome "Jud" 50 unknown Boehmer, Pat 51 unknown Conacher, Lionel 52 unknown Jackson, Percy 53 Boston Bruins Babando, Pete same name but horizontal; picture differs from original 54 Boston Bruins Barry, Marty J. 55 Boston Bruins Barry, William "Ray" given name added compliments of The Golden Years , as of September 17, 2020 Bee Hive Hockey Picture Promotion, 1934-68 https://beehivegoldenyears.com/ note: pictures with pink background denote subset with salmon-coloured backing Page 1 of 12 56 Boston Bruins Bartlett, Jim 57 Boston Bruins Bauer, Bobby "Theodore" given name added 58 Boston Bruins Beattie, Jack "Red" 59 Boston Bruins Beckett, Bob 60 Boston Bruins Bennett, Harvey 61 Boston Bruins Bettio, Sylvio "Angelo known as Sam 62 Boston Bruins Bibeault, Paul 63 Boston Bruins Bonin, Marcel authograph; thicker paper stock 64 Boston Bruins Boone, Carl "Buddy" 65 Boston Bruins Brown, Adam 66 Boston Bruins Cain, Herb 67 Boston Bruins Calladine, Norm 68 Boston Bruins Carter, Bill photographic paper stock 69 Boston Bruins Cherry, Don 70 Boston Bruins Chisholm, Arthur "Art" 71 Boston Bruins Church, Jack 72 Boston Bruins Connelly, Wayne auto script 73 Boston Bruins Costello, Murray same name as real Bee Hive but picture differs from original 74 Boston Bruins Crawford, John 75 Boston Bruins Creighton, Dave same name as real Bee Hive but picture differs from original 76 Boston Bruins Cupolo, Donald "Bill" 77 Boston Bruins Damore, Nick 78 Boston Bruins DeFelice, Norm 79 Boston Bruins Emms, Leighton "Hap" 80 Boston Bruins Erickson, Aut 81 Boston Bruins Ezinicki, Bill "Wild" 82 Boston Bruins Fortin, Ray 83 Boston Bruins Gallinger, Don duplicate of real Bee Hive 84 Boston Bruins Gamble, Bruce same name as real Bee Hive but picture differs from original 85 Boston Bruins Gardiner, Wilbert "Bert" 86 Boston Bruins Gaudreault, Armand horizontal script 87 Boston Bruins Gaudreault, Armand diagonal script 88 Boston Bruins Gladu, Joseph "Jean Paul" 89 Boston Bruins Goldsworthy, Leroy 90 Boston Bruins Gray, Terry 91 Boston Bruins Green, Ted 92 Boston Bruins Guidolin, Bep duplicate of real Bee Hive 93 Boston Bruins Harrison, Jim 94 Boston Bruins Heinrich, Lionel 95 Boston Bruins Henderson, John 96 Boston Bruins Henderson, Murray "Moe" 97 Boston Bruins Herberts, Jim "Sailor" played in NHL before Bee Hive promotion began 98 Boston Bruins Hitchman, Lional given name, Lionel misspelled; salmon-coloured backer 99 Boston Bruins Hollett, William "Flash" 100 Boston Bruins Horeck, Pete with board background 101 Boston Bruins Irvine, Ted "Amos" Jackson, Art; Chamberlain, 102 Boston Bruins Murph; Boll, Buzz 103 Boston Bruins Jackson, Arthur "Art" 104 Boston Bruins Jackson, Harvey, "Busher" 105 Boston Bruins Jennings, Bill "Joseph" 106 Boston Bruins Jerwa, Joe "Joseph" 107 Boston Bruins Jones, Ron played in NHL after Bee Hive promotion ended 108 Boston Bruins Junkin, Joey played 1 game in NHL after Bee Hive promotion ended 109 Boston Bruins Kraftcheck, Stephen 110 Boston Bruins Krake, Philip "Skip" 111 Boston Bruins Kryzanowski, Ed "Lloyd" given name added 112 Boston Bruins Leach, Larry stationary; #24 sweater 113 Boston Bruins Leach, Larry skating; puck in corner 114 Boston Bruins Leiter, Bob, "Edward" given name added 115 Boston Bruins Lonsberry, Ross compliments of The Golden Years , as of September 17, 2020 Bee Hive Hockey Picture Promotion, 1934-68 https://beehivegoldenyears.com/ note: pictures with pink background denote subset with salmon-coloured backing Page 2 of 12 116 Boston Bruins Lorentz, Jim 117 Boston Bruins Lund, Pentti same name as real Bee Hive 118 Boston Bruins Lynn, Vic autograph signature 119 Boston Bruins MacDonald, Parker same name & picture as Group 3 Woodgrain but larger and cropped 120 Boston Bruins Mario, Frank 121 Boston Bruins Mario, Frank "George" 122 Boston Bruins Martin, Frank 123 Boston Bruins Martin, George "Clare" 124 Boston Bruins McCarthy, Tom 125 Boston Bruins McCord, Bob "Lomer" 126 Boston Bruins McGill, George "Big Jack" aka John 127 Boston Bruins McReavy, Pat 128 Boston Bruins Millar, Al 129 Boston Bruins Oliver, Murray 130 Boston Bruins Orr, Bob "Superman" 131 Boston Bruins Ouellette, Gerry 132 Boston Bruins Owen, George salmon-coloured backer 133 Boston Bruins Patrick, Thomas 134 Boston Bruins Pennington, Cliff 135 Boston Bruins Pettinger, Gordon 136 Boston Bruins Poile, Norman "Bud" 137 Boston Bruins Poile, Norman R. "Bud" 138 Boston Bruins Polizianai, Danny "Dando" 139 Boston Bruins Portland, Jack 140 Boston Bruins Pratt, Walter "Babe" head and shoulders image 141 Boston Bruins Ravlich, Matt 142 Boston Bruins Reardon, George "Terry" 143 Boston Bruins Reardon, Terry 144 Boston Bruins Redahl, Gordon 145 Boston Bruins Reigle, Eddy 146 Boston Bruins Rivers, Wayne 147 Boston Bruins Rozzini, Gino 148 Boston Bruins Sandford, Eddie "Sandy" 149 Boston Bruins Sawchuk, Terry - horizontal 150 Boston Bruins Sawchuk, Terry - vertical white sweater; name overlaps stick 151 Boston Bruins Schmidt, Jack duplicate of real Bee Hive 152 Boston Bruins Seibert, Babe 153 Boston Bruins Seibert, Charles Al Babe 154 Boston Bruins Smith, Dallas 155 Boston Bruins Smith, Kenneth "Alvin" 156 Boston Bruins Smith, Patrick "Des" 157 Boston Bruins Stanley, Allan 158 Boston Bruins Stapleton, Pat 159 Boston Bruins Tessier, Orval 160 Boston Bruins Thompson, Cecil "Tiny" given name added to nickname 161 Boston Bruins Thompson, Cecil P. "Tiny" given name & initial added to nickname 162 Boston Bruins Thompson, Cliff 163 Boston Bruins Thompson, Tiny horizontal image 164 Boston Bruins Warwick, Grant "Knobby" nickname added 165 Boston Bruins Westfall, Eddie 166 Boston Bruins Wilkenson, John 167 Boston Bruins Wilson, Wally 168 Boston Bruins Wilson, Wally "Lloyd" 169 Boston Bruins Wiseman, Randall better known as Eddie 170 Boston Bruins Yackel, Ken 171 Chicago Black Hawks Abel, Taffy given name was Clarence; salmon-coloured backer 172 Chicago Black Hawks Abel, Taffy given name was Clarence; buff coloured backing 173 Chicago Black Hawks Allen, George skating behind net; white script top left corner 174 Chicago Black Hawks Barkley, Doug 175 Chicago Black Hawks Bentley, Al 176 Chicago Black Hawks Bentley, Reg compliments of The Golden Years , as of September 17, 2020 Bee Hive Hockey Picture Promotion, 1934-68 https://beehivegoldenyears.com/ note: pictures with pink background denote subset with salmon-coloured backing Page 3 of 12 177 Chicago Black Hawks Bentley, Reg, Max, Doug 178 Chicago Black Hawks Bibeault, Paul 179 Chicago Black Hawks Blade, Henry "Hank" 180 Chicago Black Hawks Blinco, Russ 181 Chicago Black Hawks Brayshaw, Rus 182 Chicago Black Hawks Burke, Marty duplicate of real Bee Hive 183 Chicago Black Hawks Check, Lude 184 Chicago Black Hawks Ciesla, Hank Real one clear bkgrd 185 Chicago Black Hawks Coflin, Hugh A. 186 Chicago Black Hawks Conacher, Roy repro 187 Chicago Black Hawks Cooper, Joe 188 Chicago Black Hawks Couture, Rosario, "Loto" 189 Chicago Black Hawks DeMarco, Ab 190 Chicago Black Hawks Desilets,
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