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The winner
The winner

The winner

Date2/11/1987
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Original Toronto Star caption: The winner: Dave Poulin of the Philadelphia Flyers became an instant hero last night in Quebec city when he scored this goal against the Soviet national team at 18:45 of the third period to give the National Hockey League All-Stars a 4-3 victory over the visitors at Rendez-Vous 87. The Soviet goaltender is Evgeny Belosheikin. Netminder Grant Fuhr of the Edmonton Oilers; however; was the individual star; making many excellent saves. Second game is tomorrow night.
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CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0095252F
Charity champ: St. Louis Blues' Ed Kea brandishes the trophy he received at the Conacher dinner last night as Emmett Cardinal Carter admires the award and the winner
Charity champ: St. Louis Blues' Ed Kea brandishes the trophy he received at the Conacher dinner last night as Emmett Cardinal Carter admires the award and the winner
5/28/1981
Honor Roll: Clockwise from bottom right, Calgary's Joe Mullen, Joe Nieuwendyk and Mike Vernon, and injured Hab Bob Gainey, are proven winners
Honor Roll: Clockwise from bottom right, Calgary's Joe Mullen, Joe Nieuwendyk and Mike Vernon, and injured Hab Bob Gainey, are proven winners
6/10/1987
Best bet in this season's rookie contest is that a member of the Chicago Black Hawks will be the winner
Best bet in this season's rookie contest is that a member of the Chicago Black Hawks will be the winner
3/26/1970
Billy Taylor takes a fond look at Toronto Maple Leafs of 1942, the only Stanley Cup winner for which he played during National Hockey League career cu(...)
Billy Taylor takes a fond look at Toronto Maple Leafs of 1942, the only Stanley Cup winner for which he played during National Hockey League career cu(...)
8/29/1970
Ian Turnbull appears disgusted after Jacques Lemaire's goal in first period against Mike Palmateer, which proved to be the winner
Ian Turnbull appears disgusted after Jacques Lemaire's goal in first period against Mike Palmateer, which proved to be the winner
5/9/1977
The winner
The winner
12/12/1979
Laughing winners
Laughing winners
9/5/1976
Maple leaf star Borje Salming is a winner for sweden
Maple leaf star Borje Salming is a winner for sweden
9/3/1976
Quick impact: Leafs Mathieu Schneider, left, Mats Sundin, Fredrik Modin and Tie Domi mob Sylvain Cote, hidden, who scored OT winner at Maple Leaf Gardens last night
Quick impact: Leafs Mathieu Schneider, left, Mats Sundin, Fredrik Modin and Tie Domi mob Sylvain Cote, hidden, who scored OT winner at Maple Leaf Gardens last night
3/28/1998
Award winners Steve Latinovich (right) of York Yeomen hockey team and gymnast Tom Kinsman (left) admire silverware at last night's York awards dinner.(...)
Award winners Steve Latinovich (right) of York Yeomen hockey team and gymnast Tom Kinsman (left) admire silverware at last night's York awards dinner.(...)
3/21/1972
Long time coming: Exhausted. Elated. The Oshawa Generals, after 46 years, are once again winners of the Memorial Cup after last night's double-overtime thriller in Hamilton
Long time coming: Exhausted. Elated. The Oshawa Generals, after 46 years, are once again winners of the Memorial Cup after last night's double-overtime thriller in Hamilton
5/14/1990
Double winner: Brian St. John of hockey Blues displays George M. Biggs Trophy, Varsity's top athletic award, and Dr. Bill Dafoe Trophy, hockey honor
Double winner: Brian St. John of hockey Blues displays George M. Biggs Trophy, Varsity's top athletic award, and Dr. Bill Dafoe Trophy, hockey honor
3/18/1971