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Despite violence, Russian hockey fans still revere Gordie Howe and Bobby Hull
Despite violence, Russian hockey fans still revere Gordie Howe and Bobby Hull

Despite violence, Russian hockey fans still revere Gordie Howe and Bobby Hull

Date10/4/1974
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Original Toronto Star caption: Despite violence; Russian hockey fans still revere Gordie Howe and Bobby Hull. But today's edition of Pravda said: The Canadian professionals do not know how to lose honorably. Still; Moscow fans want more games with us.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0095456F
Russian Hockey fans are flooding Moscow with telegrams condemning the violence in Thursday's Canada-Russia game
Russian Hockey fans are flooding Moscow with telegrams condemning the violence in Thursday's Canada-Russia game
10/4/1974
Gordie Howe's title Mr. Hockey will never be challenged: even remotely: by the likes of Bobby Orr: a fan writes: disagreeing with Star sports columnist Red Burnett's assessment of Orr as the best
Gordie Howe's title Mr. Hockey will never be challenged: even remotely: by the likes of Bobby Orr: a fan writes: disagreeing with Star sports columnist Red Burnett's assessment of Orr as the best
5/24/1975
Gordie howe and boom boom Geoffrion, inducted into the NHL Hall of Fame in ceremonies last night, take time out to chat with Boston Bruins stars Bobby(...)
Gordie howe and boom boom Geoffrion, inducted into the NHL Hall of Fame in ceremonies last night, take time out to chat with Boston Bruins stars Bobby(...)
8/24/1972
In mint condition: Former Leafs Ron Ellis, left, and Darryl Sittler, right, join hockey legend Gordie Howe at a ceremony to unveil a silver dollar commemorating the Stanley Cup's 100th anniversary
In mint condition: Former Leafs Ron Ellis, left, and Darryl Sittler, right, join hockey legend Gordie Howe at a ceremony to unveil a silver dollar commemorating the Stanley Cup's 100th anniversary
4/5/1993
He's a winner: and Howe: The legend: Gordie Howe: picked up his share of hardware at the Hockey News luncheon: winning the King Clancy award
He's a winner: and Howe: The legend: Gordie Howe: picked up his share of hardware at the Hockey News luncheon: winning the King Clancy award
6/7/1990
The slogan over which former Leaf defenceman Bobby Baun and Detroit Red Wing great Gordie Howe are chuckling is a long way removed from their present (...)
The slogan over which former Leaf defenceman Bobby Baun and Detroit Red Wing great Gordie Howe are chuckling is a long way removed from their present (...)
3/1/1973
Gordie Howe's skates
Gordie Howe's skates
3/30/1993
Playing days are over for Detroit Red Wings' 43-year-old Gordie Howe after 25 years of stardom in the National Hockey League. At a press conference Th(...)
Playing days are over for Detroit Red Wings' 43-year-old Gordie Howe after 25 years of stardom in the National Hockey League. At a press conference Th(...)
3/31/1971
Hockey veteran Gordie Howe. He's sorry that he wasn't younger
Hockey veteran Gordie Howe. He's sorry that he wasn't younger
10/9/1974
Hockey superstar Gordie Howe guarded
Hockey superstar Gordie Howe guarded
2/3/1966
Line change: Controversial ads stars hockey legends Howe: left: and Hull
Line change: Controversial ads stars hockey legends Howe: left: and Hull
11/8/1985
Bobby Hull and friend. Chicago Black Hawk's hockey star Bobby Hull: in Toronto for Royal Winter Fair: admires heifer he raised on farm near Picton and is exhibiting in the cattle show
Bobby Hull and friend. Chicago Black Hawk's hockey star Bobby Hull: in Toronto for Royal Winter Fair: admires heifer he raised on farm near Picton and is exhibiting in the cattle show
11/14/1966