Posts About "Pete Stemkowski"
50 Years Ago in Hockey: Leafs Hammer Rangers; Maniago Hurt
January 20th, 2016 The Toronto Maple Leafs defeated the New York Rangers 6-2 last night at Maple Leaf Gardens in what was possibly a very costly loss for the Broadway Blueshirts. The Rangers lost goaltender Cesare Maniago when he left the game in the second period with what was originally feared to be broken ribs. Broken Ribs Feared Maniago was taken...
50 Years Ago in Hockey: Scouting Ain’t What It Used to Be
November 6th, 2015 Former Toronto Maple defenseman Bob Davidson is now the chief scout of that National Hockey League team and this week he was talking about how much the scouting game has changed over the years. He also touched on how young players are coached and how he thought the changes in that area may not be for the better. Eleven Years With...
50 Years Ago in Hockey - Stemmer Scores Winner
February 21st, 2015 Rookie forward Peter Stemkowski scored the winning goal for the Toronto Maple Leafs last night as they came from behind to edge the Chicago Black Hawks 4-3 at Maple Leaf Gardens in Toronto. In the other two scheduled games, the Detroit Red Wings held on for a 3-2 win over the New York Rangers while Montreal bombed Boston 6-2. Leafs...
50 Years Ago in Hockey - Leafs Hand Habs 3rd Straight Loss
January 15th, 2015 The Montreal Canadiens dropped their third game in a row, losing a 5-3 decision at home to the Toronto Maple Leafs in one of two National Hockey League games last evening. In the other contest, Murray Oliver's hat trick led the Boston Bruins to a 5-2 over the New York Rangers. Pulford pots two In Montreal, Bob Pulford paced the...
50 Years Ago in Hockey - Smythe Sours on Vancouver
December 5th, 2014 It would appear that Toronto Maple Leafs president Stafford Smythe has soured on the idea of building a 20,000 seat coliseum in downtown Vancouver. Council attaches restrictions Smythe said yesterday that the proposal he made to build the $8,000,000 arena complex will be taken off the table if the city council continues to insist on...
