Hockey Cards: Lots, 1959-1962 Hockey Lot Of 9.... hockey Cards Lots, Sports Collectibles memorabilia. 196061 Topps 20Eddie Shore ATG, 48 newsy lalonde ATG; 1962-63 Parkhurst 16 Johnny Bower, http://www.heritagesportscollectibles.com/common/view_item.php?Sale_No=45031&Lot
MCQ Facts About Society Mad About Hockey Important Dates The « Mad About hockey » site pays tribute to the men and women who have brought the newsy lalonde of the Montreal team scores 6 goals against Toronto. http://www.mcq.org/societe/hockey/pages/aadates_3.html
MCQ Facts About Society Mad About Hockey Important Dates The « Mad About hockey » site pays tribute to the men and women who have newsy lalonde of the Montreal Canadiens scores 5 goals against Hamilton. http://www.mcq.org/societe/hockey/pages/aadates_4.html
Lengths Of Hockey Players' Careers Through The Ages This does penalise people like newsy lalonde and Lester Patrick, whose careers Once again, the demand for hockey players now far exceeds the supply, http://www.sentex.net/~ajy/hockey/longcareer.html
Extractions: Watching the 2001-02 Stanley Cup finals, I found myself somewhat surprised at how long some of the participants have played for. Ron Francis has been in the NHL since 1981-82 (in his rookie season, he was a teammate of Dave Keon), Chris Chelios and Steve Yzerman have been playing since 1983-84, and several others have been NHL regulars since the mid-1980's. Also, several other players (such as Igor Larionov) had logged several years in Europe's elite leagues before joining the NHL. This seems rather unusual to someone like me, who first learned about hockey in the 1980's. While it is nice, in a way, to see these players continue playing, it strikes me that, not all that long ago, people's careers weren't that long. In the 1980's, after Keon retired, I don't recall a lot of ancient players in the NHL. People like Gilbert Perrault, Guy Lafleur and Larry Robinson were very much an exception. Nowadays, Detroit has several ancients, and there are others scattered throughout the league. This raises two questions: First, is my perception correct, or am I just imagining that things were different in the 1980's than they are now, and second, why? In an attempt to answer these questions, I'm going to look at one aspect of the big picture. Specifically, I'm going to look at every year during which major-league professional hockey was played (In this exercise, I use a definition of "major league" similar to that used by Klein and Reif in
NHL Hockey History - CBS SportsLine.com 1921, newsy lalonde, Montreal Canadiens. 1920, Joe Malone, Quebec Bulldogs. 1919,newsy lalonde, Montreal Canadiens Fantasy hockey at CBS SportsLine.com http://cbs.sportsline.com/nhl/history/awards/ross
Extractions: PARTNER LINKS NFL.com PGATOUR.com NCAAsports.com Register ... Help Web SportsLine Home NFL NBA MLB ... Injuries History Art Ross Trophy (Scoring) Year Player Team Martin St. Louis Tampa Bay Lightning Peter Forsberg Colorado Avalanche Jarome Iginla Calgary Flames Jaromir Jagr Pittsburgh Penguins Jaromir Jagr Pittsburgh Penguins Jaromir Jagr Pittsburgh Penguins Jaromir Jagr Pittsburgh Penguins Mario Lemieux Pittsburgh Penguins Mario Lemieux Pittsburgh Penguins Jaromir Jagr Pittsburgh Penguins Wayne Gretzky Los Angeles Kings Mario Lemieux Pittsburgh Penguins Mario Lemieux Pittsburgh Penguins Wayne Gretzky Los Angeles Kings Wayne Gretzky Los Angeles Kings Mario Lemieux Pittsburgh Penguins Mario Lemieux Pittsburgh Penguins Wayne Gretzky Edmonton Oilers Wayne Gretzky Edmonton Oilers Wayne Gretzky Edmonton Oilers Wayne Gretzky Edmonton Oilers Wayne Gretzky Edmonton Oilers Wayne Gretzky Edmonton Oilers Wayne Gretzky Edmonton Oilers Marcel Dionne Los Angeles Kings Bryan Trottier New York Islanders Guy Lafleur Montreal Canadiens Guy Lafleur Montreal Canadiens Guy Lafleur Montreal Canadiens Bobby Orr Boston Bruins Phil Esposito Boston Bruins Phil Esposito Boston Bruins Phil Esposito Boston Bruins Phil Esposito Boston Bruins Bobby Orr Boston Bruins Phil Esposito Boston Bruins Stan Mikita Chicago Black Hawks Stan Mikita Chicago Black Hawks Bobby Hull Chicago Black Hawks Stan Mikita Chicago Black Hawks Stan Mikita Chicago Black Hawks Gordie Howe Detroit Red Wings Bobby Hull Chicago Black Hawks Bernie Geoffrion Montreal Canadiens Bobby Hull Chicago Black Hawks Dickie Moore Montreal Canadiens Dickie Moore
Extractions: Championships 24 - 1916 (NHA), 1924 (NHL), 1930 (NHL), 1931 (NHL), 1944 (NHL), 1946 (NHL), 1953 (NHL), 1956 (NHL), 1957 (NHL), 1958 (NHL), 1959 (NHL), 1960 (NHL), 1965 (NHL), 1966 (NHL), 1968 (NHL), 1969 (NHL), 1971 (NHL), 1973 (NHL), 1976 (NHL), 1977 (NHL), 1978 (NHL), 1979 (NHL), 1986 (NHL), 1993 (NHL) Conference Championships 20 - 1928 (Canadian), 1929 (Canadian), 1931 (Canadian), 1932 (Canadian), 1937 (Canadian), 1968 (East), 1969 (East), 1973 (East), 1975 (Norris), 1976 (Norris), 1977 (Norris), 1978 (Norris), 1979 (Norris), 1980 (Norris), 1981 (Norris), 1982 (Adams), 1985 (Adams), 1988 (Adams), 1989 (Adams), 1992 (Adams) Playoff Appearances Year by Year Results YEAR W L T OL PTS Finish Totals Coaching History Years Coach 2002-03/present Claude Julien Michel Therrien Alain Vigneault Mario Tremblay Jacques Demers Pat Burns Jean Perron Jacques Lemaire Bob Berry Claude Ruel Bernie Geoffrion Scotty Bowman Al MacNeil Claude Ruel Toe Blake Dick Irvin Pit Lepine Babe Siebert Jules Dugal Cecil Hart Sylvio Mantha Leo Dandurand Newsy Lalonde Cecil Hart Leo Dandurand
Greater Victoria Sports Hall Of Fame Frank Patrick at point and Ernie Moose Johnson cover, newsy lalonde rover, Victoria s hockey History A summary of the article titled FACE OFF http://www.gvshof.ca/news.asp?ID_ArticleIndex=43
TSN.ca - NHL - Canada's Sports Leader In that era, the National hockey League champions faced the Pacific Coast hockey The Montreal Canadiens, led by newsy lalonde of Cornwall, Ont., http://www.tsn.ca/news_story.asp?id=115129
LostHockey.com - Fred Bourdginon Fred began to play organized hockey in high school and later played for ParrySound s I have also heard that newsy lalonde was the player who checked http://www.losthockey.com/profiles/bergdinon_fred/fred_bergdinon.cfm
Extractions: [Click to enlarge] Frederick George Bourdginon, who's name was interpreted as "Bergdinon" in NHL circles, was born in Parry Sound, Ontario, on June 22nd, 1906. The only child from his father's third marriage, Fred was raised as such, given that his half-siblings were much older than he was and had already left the family home to make their own lives. Fred began to play organized hockey in high school and later played for Parry Sound's junior OHA team. At some point around 1924, he is believed to have signed a professional contract and joined an unknown team in Minnesota. From there, he was likely discovered by a scout, which landed him with the Boston Bruins of the NHL.
NOTRE DAME FIGHTING IRISH, The Official Athletic Site newsy (lalonde) never gave up on the puck and I never heard a whistle so I justkept IRISH hockey NOTES Junior right wing John Wroblewski extended his http://www.fansonly.com/schools/nd/sports/m-hockey/recaps/110901aaa.html
Extractions: Team Effort Gives Hockey A 5-2 Win Over Ferris State Sophomore Kyle Dolder gets first career goal for third period game-winner. Nov. 9, 2001 Box Score Notre Dame, Ind. - The Notre Dame Fighting Irish got contributions from just about everyone in their 5-2 home win over the Ferris State Bulldogs on Friday night at the Joyce Center. They even had a pair of sophomores who played sparingly a year ago, score their first career goals in key situations to help the Irish to their first home win of the season. After Connor Dunlop for Notre Dame and Chris Kunitz for Ferris State traded goals to make the score 1-1, Notre Dame's unsung heroes took over. Sophomore defenseman T.J. Mathieson and freshman center Alex Lalonde never quit on what many thought should have been icing on the Irish and instead turned it into a Notre Dame goal. Lalonde beat the Ferris State defense to the puck behind their net and hit Mathieson in stride inside the blue line. Mathieson put his head down and buried the puck behind Bulldog goaltender Mike Brown at 14:19 of the second period to give the Irish a 2-1 lead.
NOTRE DAME FIGHTING IRISH, The Official Athletic Site ROAD TRIP Notre Dame s hockey team takes to the road for the second Freshman forward Alexander newsy lalonde also has NHL lineage as he is a distant http://www.fansonly.com/schools/nd/sports/m-hockey/spec-rel/102301aaa.html
Extractions: Download Free Acrobat Reader ROAD TRIP: Notre Dame's hockey team takes to the road for the second consecutive weekend for games three and four of six straight road contests. This weekend, the Irish will head east to Boston for single games versus two HOCKEY EAST opponents, Boston College and Northeastern. The Irish will face Boston College, the defending national champions, on Friday, Oct. 26 at Kelley Rink in a 7:05 p.m. (6:05 p.m. South Bend time) start. The following night, Notre Dame travels across town for a meeting with the Northeastern Huskies at Matthews Arena with a 7:05 face-off time (6:05 p.m. in South Bend). Notre Dame started its six-game road sojourn last weekend at Ohio State. The Irish came-from-behind to tie the Buckeyes on Saturday 4-4 but dropped Sunday's game by a 3-2 margin. Boston College lost two league games to UMass-Lowell (7-2) and Northeastern (4-3). The Boston College game was Northeastern's only game of the week. THE BOSTON COLLEGE SERIES: The Irish and Eagles have tangled 21 times with Boston College holding a 13-7-1 mark in the all-time series. At Chestnut Hill, the Irish are 6-6-1. The two teams met twice last year. The first meeting came on Oct. 13 in the opening game of the Maverick Stampede in Omaha, Neb., where the Eagles prevailed, 4-1. On Nov. 10, Boston College visited the Joyce Center and skated away with a 5-3 victory. Notre Dame is 0-5-1 in the last six meetings with the lone tie (5-5) coming in Notre Dame's last visit to the Kelley Rink on Nov. 5, 1998.
Edmonton Oilers Heritage Website - Professional Hockey Today, fans of both Alberta National hockey League teams, the Edmonton Oilers Yes, the League featured major stars like newsy lalonde, Eddie Shore and http://www.oilersheritage.com/history/early_teams_professional_hockey.html
Extractions: Professional Hoc. Professional Hockey Today, fans of both Alberta National Hockey League teams, the Edmonton Oilers and the Calgary Flames, worry about the economics of the game. Their concerns stem from the fact that because 24 of the League's 30 teams are based in America, the powerful U.S. dollar forces the Alberta teams to deal with budgets that are often beyond their means. They worry that the free-spending American teams will continue to inflate player salaries and the smaller market teams to the North will no longer be able to compete. While those worries are indeed valid, they have nothing on the economic challenges faced by the Edmonton Eskimos and Calgary TigersAlberta's first two official professional teams. When they both joined the fledgling Western Canada Hockey League (WCHL) in 1921, the economics of hockey were even more skewed than they are today. At that time, hockey players in Canada were paid more, on average, than American baseball pros or European soccer players. Some players were rumoured to have received signing bonuses in the tens of thousands of dollars, which, pro-rated for the economy of the 1920s, was major money.
Edmonton Oilers Heritage Website - The WCHL - Pros On The Prairies If pro hockey was to flourish in Western Canada, more pro teams were needed on Didier Pitre and newsy lalonde, had gone back to the Eastern NHL clubs. http://www.oilersheritage.com/history/early_leagues_WCHL.html
Extractions: WCHL The WCHLPros On The Prairies After the First World War, the National Hockey League had begun to outstrip the Pacific Coast Hockey League as the more important pro league in the country. And while the PCHL had initiated many exciting rule changes, such as the introduction of changing on the fly and the penalty shot, it refused to modernize the game in the same way the NHL had. The PCHL still held onto the notion of hockey as a seven-a-side game, with three forwards, a defenceman, a goaltender and a rover. That led to a clogged ice surface that restricted scoring chances. If pro hockey was to flourish in Western Canada, more pro teams were needed on the Prairies. In 1921, four new pro clubs, the Edmonton Eskimos , Calgary Tigers, Regina Capitals and Saskatoon Shieks formed the new Western Canada Hockey League. Surprisingly, the new league chose to stick with the antiquated Western rules and keep the rovers. It was agreed that the winner of the WCHL title would play the PCHL champion for the right to represent the West in the Stanley Cup final against the NHL champion from the East.
FRONTIER-HISTORY.com He learned the sport of hockey on a frozen slough, just down from his house, At that time newsy lalonde called Bullet Joe Simpson the greatest http://www.frontier-history.com/feature.asp
Extractions: evolveonline Feature Item's SOLD Frontier-History.com is pleased to have been commissioned by the Simpson family, to offer for sale, an important, unique, and extremely rare piece of Canadian and National hockey League History. Harold Joseph "Bullet Joe" Simpson Team Jacket circa 1923-1940 "Bullet Joe" started his career in the Canadian west. He was born in Selkirk Manitoba on August 13,1893. He learned the sport of hockey on a frozen slough, just down from his house, during the early 1900. As "Bullet Joe" once stated " Manitoba Ave. ran east/west in the middle of Selkirk. The boys living in the north end were the north team and those south of Manitoba Ave. made up the south team. After graduating from the "Selkirk Fishermen Juniors" Simpson played senior hockey with the "Winnipeg Victoria's" during 1914-1915.
The Hockey News July 15, American loop resumes overtime playnewsy lalonde, vg, 25 Oct. 6,Boucher would step over CAHA for hockey draft-coverage of 5th All-Star Game http://www.iosphere.net/~mtbailey/tbc/the_hockey_news.html
Extractions: Home Hockey Baseball ... Ordering Info All prices are in Canadian Dollars-deduct for U.S.$ for example Can. divided by equals U.S. $13.64 - THANKS the hockey news weekly magazine-1950 to 1965 For Hockey News issues 1966 to 2000 Most Issues are vg-ex or better unless noted. Most issues are folded in the centre and have a mailing label unless noted-11 1/2"x 13" May be more than one picture on cover. DATE CONDITION PRICE- $ Apr 29 Wings stop blues in 7; Long cup hunt is over-Detroit vg June 15 Campbell Boosts contract system-NHL vg July 15 American loop resumes overtime play-Newsy Lalonde vg Sept 15 Wealth of talent leaves adams with a problem vg Oct 7 Pensions make hockey solid career-Campbell vg Oct 21 Ross suggests International All-Star Game vg Oct 28 Poor boxing match hindered Chicago ice makers-corner torn off front page vg Nov 4 Grimston refuses to alter C.A.H.A. decision vg Nov 18 American League Officials told to crack whip vg Dec 9 Blues should be happy for tie points-Adams vg Dec 30 Cook mad at leader but accepts series challenge vg Feb. 10
Hockey Series (1911 Coloured) hockey Series Coloured Imperial Tobacco Co. of Canada 1911 Ridpath ofOttawa Club 35 J. Marshall of Shamrock Club 36 newsy lalonde of Renfrew Club http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/allender/11hock.htm
Edouard Lalonde Translate this page Bevor er professionellen Eis hockey spielte, arbeitete er in einem Zeitung Betrieb, newsy lalonde spielte im ersten NHL Spiel an Dezember 19., 1917, http://www.yotor.com/wiki/de/ed/Edouard Lalonde.htm
Extractions: Yotor Facts Yotor faits Yotor Tatsachen Yotor hechos Edouard "Newsy" Lalonde (Oktober 31, 1887 - November 21, 1970) war ein professioneller Eis Hockeyspieler im NHL und in einem professionellen lacrosse Spieler. Er war in Cornwall, Ontario geboren. Bevor er professionellen Eis Hockey spielte, arbeitete er in einem Zeitung Betrieb, in dem er das "Newsy" moniker erwarb. 1905 begann er seine Karriere mit den Cornwall Räubern. Das folgende Jahr, verband er die ältere Woodstock Verein. 1908 unterzeichnete Lalonde mit den Toronto Arenas in der Ontario professionellen Hockey-Liga. Zwei Jahre später, verband er das Montreal Canadiens während ihrer ersten Jahreszeit. Am Ende der Jahreszeit 1911, handelte Montreal ihn zu den Vancouver Millionaires, gegen Ernest Dubeau. 1912 handelte Vancouver ihn nach Montreal für Didier Pitre. 1915 hielt Lalonde heraus in den Vertrag Vermittlungen und nur spielte sechs Spiele. Newsy Lalonde spielte im ersten NHL Spiel an Dezember 19., 1917, als das Montreal Canadiens die Ottawa Senatoren besiegte, 7-4. Während der Stanley Schale Endspiele 1919 zählte Lalonde 17 Ziele in 10 Spielen. Jedoch wurde die Reihe nach fünf Spielen annulliert, wegen der Stanley Schale Grippeepidemie. Das abschließende Spiel wurde nie gespielt, weil Joe Hall, Manager Kennedy, Billy Coutu, Jack McDonald und Lalonde mit Grippe hospitalisiert wurden. Joe Hall starb und führte das NHL, weg von der Reihe zu benennen.
Extractions: 1960-61 Topps Hockey Cards Card # Player Team Condition Price per Card 60-61 Topps Lester Patrick All-Time Greats VG $20.00 Cdn or $15.00 US 60-61 Topps Ernie Johnson All-Time Greats VG+ $7.00 Cdn or $5.25 US 60-61 Topps Ernie Johnson All-Time Greats VG $6.00 Cdn or $4.50 US 60-61 Topps Nels Stewart All-Time Greats GD $9.00 Cdn or $6.75 US 60-61 Topps Cy Denneny All-Time Greats GD-VG, slight surface crease $7.00 Cdn or $5.25 US 60-61 Topps Jimmy Morrison New York Rangers VG 55/45 o/c $6.00 Cdn or $4.50 US
Washington Capitals - History newsy lalonde, himself, a member of the hockey Hall of Fame, had spotted MauriceRichard, when he came up to Canadiens in 1942. newsy predicted The Rocket http://washingtoncaps.com/history/index.cfm?cont_id=28310
