I recently got this autographed 1947 NHL All Star Game program from my late grandmother, who lived in Vernon BC at the time.
I am a little confused – it looks like the first official NHL all star game wasn’t until 47-48, and was played in Toronto (with the leafs vs the all stars). I can’t find anything on this game, or why they would be playing in Vernon. Were they doing a cross-country tour?
Autographs included:
Dick Irvin (Sr.)
Bill Durnan
Leo Lamoureux
Toe Blake
Kenny Reardon
Turk Broda
Leo Gravelle
Jimmy Conacher
Jimmy Peters
Pete Horeck
Doug McCaig
Max McNab
Ted Lindsay
Bill Quackenbush
Max Bentley
Grant Warwick
Bob Fillion
Sadly, no Maurice Richard, which probably irked my grandma to no end.
Does anyone have any info on this game?
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This is so cool. I’m so sick of all the random player jerseys so this is surprisingly refreshing lol
The phone number to the electric company is ’53’. Amazing.
Reminds me of this gem
https://youtu.be/mk5BBkSMpNI?feature=shared
The fabulous fat man😂
All seriousness, this is pretty cool to see. Plus Bill Quackenbush is an elite name
That is incredible! I love the old school signatures where you can actually read the name
this is so freaking cool
Amazing to see milk advertised as a beauty product
Missed the chance to honor Stéphan Lebeau.
$10 a quart for milk?
And here I thought old nan said it was two pents back in her day
Never thought a game like this would be in Vernon. That would be something if the NHL had the all star game in a place like that in this day and age.
That’s a looooong way from the O6. Very cool!
That’s amazing. This arena outlasted all the advertisers and was sadly torn down about 5 years ago.
I personally love the concept of an All-Star team playing against an NHL roster/host city.
Kinda neat
That is cool as hell.