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1946–1957
Twice an NHL Second Team All-Star and a 4 Time Stanley Cup winner with the...
The One Hundred - Number 40: Jimmy Thomson / Twice an NHL Second Team All-Star and a 4 Time Stanley Cup winner with the Maple Leafs, Jimmy Thomson was possibly the best defensive defenceman the Maple Leafs every had.
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1948
Published annually, changing publishers and its title several times over the years, including the National Hockey and Winter Sports Guide...
/ Published annually, changing publishers and its title several times over the years, including the National Hockey and Winter Sports Guide and Jim Hendy's Official Professional Hockey Guide.
Beginning in 1942, the publication occasionally included the content from Who's Who in Hockey, which was also published as an independent guide.
Eventually taken over by the National Hockey League in 1952 and became the NHL Guide.
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1948
Published annually, changing publishers and its title several times over the years, including the National Hockey and Winter Sports Guide...
/ Published annually, changing publishers and its title several times over the years, including the National Hockey and Winter Sports Guide and Jim Hendy's Official Professional Hockey Guide.
Beginning in 1942, the publication occasionally included the content from Who's Who in Hockey, which was also published as an independent guide.
Eventually taken over by the National Hockey League in 1952 and became the NHL Guide.
Page from publication
1948
Published annually, changing publishers and its title several times over the years, including the National Hockey and Winter Sports Guide...
/ Published annually, changing publishers and its title several times over the years, including the National Hockey and Winter Sports Guide and Jim Hendy's Official Professional Hockey Guide.
Beginning in 1942, the publication occasionally included the content from Who's Who in Hockey, which was also published as an independent guide.
Eventually taken over by the National Hockey League in 1952 and became the NHL Guide.