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DETROIT RED WINGS STANLEY CUP CHAMPIONS 19 55 Marcel Bonin, Alex Delvecchio, Bill Dineen, Bob Goldham, Jim Hay, Larry Hillman, Gordie Howe, Red Kelly, Tony Leswick, Ted Lindsay CAPTAIN, Marty Pavelich, Marcel Pronovost, Dutch Reibel, Terry Sawchuk, Glen Skov, Vic Stasiuk, Johnny Wilson, Benny Woit Bruce Norris PRESIDENT, Marguerite Norris PRESIDENT Jack Adams GENERAL MANAGER, Jimmy Skinner 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. 1955 STANLEY CUP SEMI-FINAL 1 DETROIT RED WINGS 95 v. 3 TORONTO MAPLE LEAFS 70 GM JACK ADAMS, HC JIMMY SKINNER v. GM CONN SMYTHE, HC FRANK ‘KING’ CLANCY RED WINGS SWEEP SERIES Tuesday, March 22 Thursday, March 24 TORONTO 4 @ DETROIT 7 TORONTO 1 @ DETROIT 2 FIRST PERIOD FIRST PERIOD 1. TORONTO, Brian Cullen 1 (Sid Smith, Hugh Bolton) 7:00 PPG 1. TORONTO, Sid Smith 2 (Ted Kennedy) 0:17 2. DETROIT, Vic Stasiuk 1 (Marcel Bonin, Bill Dineen) 11:54 2. DETROIT, Gordie Howe 3 (Ted Lindsay, Red Kelly) 8:09 PPG 3. TORONTO, George Armstrong 1 (Jim Morrison) 13:07 3. DETROIT, Alex Delvecchio 1 (Ted Lindsay, Gordie Howe) 8:54 PPG GWG 4. DETROIT, Earl Reibel 1 (Ted Lindsay) 19:06 Penalties – Bolton T 7:04, Nesterenko T 7:54, Skov D 10:42, Woit D 16:53, Thomson T 19:17 Penalties – Reaume T 2:06, Leswick D 6:30, Morrison T 9:23 SECOND PERIOD SECOND PERIOD NO SCORING 5. DETROIT, Glen Skov 1 (Tony Leswick, Bob Goldham) 1:36 6. DETROIT, Earl Reibel 2 (Alex Delvecchio, Ted Lindsay) 9:48 PPG Penalties – Thomson T 4:04, MacDonald T Leswick D 19:17 Penalties – Klukay T 6:10, Delvecchio D 6:30, Morrison T 8:12, Goldham D 15:38, Leswick D 19:11, THIRD PERIOD Bolton T 19:35 NO SCORING THIRD PERIOD Penalties – Thomson T 5:53, Pronovost D 12:39, Pronovost D 15:12 7. TORONTO, Sid Smith 1 (Ted Kennedy, Eric Nesterenko) 2:53 8. DETROIT, Gordie Howe 1 (Johnny Wilson) 3:54 GWG Shots on goal by 9. DETROIT, Gordie Howe 2 (Alex Delvecchio, Earl Reibel) 7:40 PPG MAPLE LEAFS 6 10 15 31 10. TORONTO, Ted Kennedy 1 (Hugh Bolton) 12:38 PPG RED WINGS 12 10 12 34 11. DETROIT, Ted Lindsay 1 (Alex Delvecchio, Gordie Howe) 15:07 PPG TORONTO, Harry Lumley; DETROIT, Terry Sawchuk Penalties – Thomson T 6:24, Dineen D 11:51, Thomson T 14:37 Power play – TOR – 0 for 4, DET – 2 for 5 Referee: Bill Chadwick Linesmen: George Hayes, Bill Morrison Shots on goal by 13,439 at Olympia Stadium MAPLE LEAFS 16 7 11 34 RED WINGS 8 10 18 36 TORONTO, Harry Lumley; DETROIT, Terry Sawchuk Power play – TOR – 2 for 5, DET – 3 for 7 Referee: Frank Udvari Linesmen: Sammy Babcock, Doug Davies At Olympia Stadium Saturday, March 26 Tuesday, March 29 DETROIT 2 @ TORONTO 1 DETROIT 3 @ TORONTO 0 FIRST PERIOD FIRST PERIOD 1. DETROIT, Ted Lindsay 2 (Gordie Howe, Alex Delvecchio) 1:36 PPG NO SCORING 2. TORONTO, Sid Smith 3 (Hugh Bolton, Ted Kennedy) 7:29 PPG 3. DETROIT, Earl Reibel 3 (Gordie Howe, Ted Lindsay) 11:46 GWG Penalties – Leswick D 3:54, Armstrong T 10:50, Armstrong T 14:36 Penalties – Nesterenko T 0:41, Dineen D 3:09, Lindsay D 7:21, Stewart T 11:57 SECOND PERIOD 1. DETROIT, Vic Stasiuk 2 (Benny Woit) 5:38 GWG SECOND PERIOD 2. DETROIT, Gordie Howe 4 (Ted Lindsay, Earl Reibel) 9:29 NO SCORING Penalties – Bolton T 0:33, Skov D 12:00, Leswick D Sloan T 20:00 Penalties – Lindsay D Thomson T 8:32, Lindsay D Thomson T (double minor) 16:29, Nesterenko T 19:04, Migay T (10-minute misconduct) 19:18 THIRD PERIOD 3. DETROIT, Tony Leswick 1 (Marty Pavelich, Bob Goldham) 19:33 THIRD PERIOD NO SCORING Penalties – Stasiuk D 10:55, Stasiuk D MacDonald T 14:31, Klukay T 15:54 Penalties – Dineen D 8:27 Shots on goal by RED WINGS 14 13 7 34 Shots on goal by MAPLE LEAFS 7 5 9 21 RED WINGS 12 12 9 32 DETROIT, Terry Sawchuk; TORONTO, Harry Lumley MAPLE LEAFS 11 15 9 35 DETROIT, Terry Sawchuk; TORONTO, Harry Lumley Power play – DET – 0 for 4 6 for 20 in series, TOR – 0 for 3 3 for 15 in series Referee: Frank Udvari Linesmen: Doug Davies, Sammy Babcock Power play – DET – 1 for 4, TOR – 1 for 3 At Maple Leaf Gardens Referee: Red Storey Linesmen: Bill Morrison, George Hayes 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. 1955 STANLEY CUP SEMI-FINAL 2 MONTRÉAL CANADIENS 93 v. 4 BOSTON BRUINS 67 GM FRANK J. SELKE, HC DICK IRVIN v. GM LYNN PATRICK, HC MILT SCHMIDT CANADIENS WIN SERIES IN 5 Tuesday, March 22 Thursday, March 24 BOSTON 0 @ MONTREAL 2 BOSTON 1 @ MONTREAL 3 FIRST PERIOD FIRST PERIOD NO SCORING NO SCORING Penalties – Mosdell M 4:10, McKenney B 5:35, Costello B 9:48, Moore M 14:25, St. Laurent M 15:37 Penalties – Chevrefils B 0:15, Harvey M 10:43 SECOND PERIOD SECOND PERIOD 1. MONTREAL, Bernie Geoffrion 1 (Floyd Curry, Doug Harvey) 6:23 PPG GWG 1. MONTREAL, Floyd Curry 1 (Calum MacKay, Ken Mosdell) 1:31 2. MONTREAL, Jean Béliveau 1 (Floyd Curry, Bernie Geoffrion) 12:35 PPG 2. MONTREAL, Calum MacKay 1 (Ken Mosdell, Floyd Curry) 11:03 GWG 3. MONTREAL, Jean Béliveau 2 (Bernie Geoffrion, Bert Olmstead) 13:43 Penalties – Flaman B 5:11, Sandford B 11:31, MacKay M 15:10 4. BOSTON, Réal Chevrefils 1 (Bill Quackenbush, Leo Labine) 16:43 THIRD PERIOD Penalties – None NO SCORING THIRD PERIOD Penalties – McKenney B 4:46, Moore M 7:29, Labine B Olmstead M (majors) 19:04 NO SCORING Shots on goal by Penalties – Béliveau M 11:46 BRUINS 6 6 10 20 CANADIENS 9 9 7 25 Shots on goal by BOSTON, Jim Henry; MONTREAL, Jacques Plante, Charlie Hodge BRUINS 10 7 5 22 CANADIENS 9 5 6 20 Power play – BOS – 0 for 5, MTL – 2 for 5 BOSTON, John Henderson; MONTREAL, Jacques Plante (27:02, 1 GA), Charlie Hodge (32:58) Referee: Bill Chadwick Linesmen: George Hayes, Bill Morrison 13,547 at Montreal Forum Power play – BOS – 0 for 2, MTL – 0 for 1 Referee: Red Storey Linesmen: Sam Babcock, Doug Davies At Montreal Forum Sunday, March 27 Tuesday, March 29 MONTREAL 2 @ BOSTON 4 MONTREAL 4 @ BOSTON 3 OVERTIME FIRST PERIOD FIRST PERIOD 1. BOSTON, Leo Labine 1 (Don McKenney, Réal Chevrefils) 13:53 NO SCORING 2. BOSTON, Fern Flaman 1 (Gus Bodnar) 18:25 3. BOSTON, Réal Chevrefils 2 (Don McKenney, Bill Quackenbush) 18:45 GWG Penalties – Gardner B 0:14, Moore M 2:48, Bouchard M 3:19, Geoffrion M 8:39, Corcoran B 19:56 Penalties – Ferguson B 1:27, Labine B 4:18, Curry M Chevrefils B 6:09, Béliveau M 6:21, Boivin B 8:43, SECOND PERIOD Mohns B 19:51 1. MONTREAL, Tom Johnson 1 (Calum MacKay) 2:51 2. BOSTON, Don McKenney 1 (Bill Quackenbush, Fleming MacKell) 6:25 PPG SECOND PERIOD 3. BOSTON, Leo Labine 2 (unassisted) 9:56 4. BOSTON, Hal Laycoe 1 (Ed Sandford, Bill Quackenbush) 18:47 4. MONTREAL, Floyd Curry 2 (Calum MacKay, Bernie Geoffrion) 12:43 PPG Penalties – Béliveau M Mohns B 11:14, Boivin B 11:33, Bodnar B 12:45, Geoffrion M 16:29 Penalties – MacKay M 4:54, Johnson M 7:41, Sandford B 11:50, Bodnar B 13:09 THIRD PERIOD THIRD PERIOD 5. MONTREAL, Ken Mosdell 1 (Dollard St. Laurent, Calum MacKay) 0:30 5. BOSTON, Ed Sandford 1 (Leo Boivin) 8:52 6. MONTREAL, Jack Leclair 1 (Dickie Moore, Dollard St. Laurent) 18:46 6. MONTREAL, Bernie Geoffrion 2 (Jean Béliveau, Bert Olmstead) 12:40 Penalties – Olmstead M 9:35, Armstrong B 15:51, MacKay M 16:59 Penalties – None Shots on goal by FIRST OVERTIME PERIOD CANADIENS 9 8 8 25 7. MONTREAL, Don Marshall 1 (Dickie Moore) 3:05 GWG BRUINS 13 11 6 30 MONTREAL, Jacques Plante, Charlie Hodge (loss); BOSTON, Jim Henry Penalties – Bouchard M 1:00 Power play – MTL – 0 for 7, BOS – 0 for 4 Shots on goal by Referee: Frank Udvari Linesmen: Sam Babcock, Doug Davies CANADIENS 3 11 5 1 21 13,909 at Boston Garden BRUINS 8 10 8 0 26 MONTREAL, Jacques Plante, Charlie Hodge; BOSTON, Jim Henry Power play – MTL – 1 for 4, BOS – 1 for 6 Referee: Bill Chadwick Linesmen: George Hayes, Bill Morrison At Boston Garden Thursday, March 31 BOSTON 1 @ MONTREAL 5 FIRST PERIOD 1. MONTREAL, Jack Leclair 2 (Doug Harvey, Dickie Moore) 3:43 2.
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