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When we think of great hockey towns, we think of Ottawa, Montreal... and Renfrew? This week, the amazing story of the Renfrew Creamery Kings and the craziest season in the history of hockey!
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1910-11 C56 #26 Lester Patrick RC
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Sport: Hockey
Série: 1910-11 C56
Joueur: Lester Patrick
Équipe: Renfrew Creamery Kings
Attribution: RC
# Carte: 26
Compagnie: Imperial Tobbaco
Marque: C56
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If you answered Lester Patrick you are correct.It’s not every day a 44-year-old coach comes off the bench and ends up playing goalie for his team in the Stanley Cup final, but that’s just what Lester Patrickdid for the Rangers back in 1928. Not only that, but he gave up only one goal, and the Rangers went on to defeat the Montreal…
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NY Times reporter’s account of fan behaviour at the 1928 Cup Final game in which Lester Patrick had to play in goal.
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Being a newbie to hockey is kinda super fun because you keep coming across these awesome stories. Emergency goalie stories always seem to be particularly fascinating (see also, the Leafs-Panthers game earlier this year), so I went to look this up, and:
On April 7, 1928, early in the second period of Game Two [of the Stanley Cup Finals], a shot by Nels Stewart of the Maroons caught Lorne Chabot on the eye, and the Rangers' netminder was forced from the contest. NHL teams of that era did not carry spare goalies. When Chabot was injured and deemed unable to continue, Lester Patrick, the team's coach and general manager, asked to use a borrowed goaltender as a replacement, a practice that was common at the time.
Patrick was made aware that Alex Connell, the goaltender for the Ottawa Senators, was in the Montreal Forum as a spectator. In an emergency, it was customary for the opposing team to permit the use of an available goaltender. Patrick asked Maroons' coach and general manager, Eddie Gerrard, for permission to use the Ottawa goalie, but was refused. Gerrard acknowledged that the Stanley Cup would almost certainly belong to the Maroons if New York could not replace Chabot with an adequate goaltender. Patrick then asked permission to use a minor league goalie named Hugh McCormick but that request was also denied.
Footage of 1932-33 New York Rangers along with Foster Hewitt interviews of Lester Patrick, Ching Johnson, Bill and Bun Cook
50 Years Ago Today - News & Notes From Around Hockey
50 Years Ago Today – News & Notes From Around Hockey
News and notes from the hockey world on this day, fifty years ago.
AHL season faces off
The American Hockey League dropped the puck on their 1964-65 season last night with a pair of contests. In Baltimore, the visiting Quebec Aces blanked the Baltimore Clippers 4-0, while in Providence, RI, the Reds doubled the Pittsburgh Hornets, 4-2.
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