The 4th NHL All-Star Game took place at the Detroit Olympia (home of the Detroit Red Wings) on October 8, 1950.
The Red Wings (winner of the 1950 Stanley Cup Finals) played a team of All-Stars.
Game Background[]
Only 9,166 people attended the game, making it is the smallest attendance figure in All-Star Game history.
Ted Lindsay of the Red Wings scored the first hat trick in an All-Star Game, as the Red Wings won 7–1.
Game Summary[]
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NHL All-Stars |
Detroit Red Wings
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| Final score |
1 |
7
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| Scoring summary
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- Smith (Peirson), 18:27 3rd
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- Lindsay (Howe), 0:19 1st
- Lindsay (Abel), 17:12 1st (PPG)
- Howe (Lindsay, Kelly), 11:12 2nd
- Peters (Kelly, Prystai), 18:36 2nd
- Pavelich (Prystai, Peters), 19:44 2nd
- Prystai (Pavelich), 7:36 3rd
- Lindsay (unassisted), 14:28 3rd (SHG)
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| Penalties
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- Richard, 7:57 1st
- Lewsick, 9:09 1st
- Bentley, 15:13 1st
- Leswick, 16:54 1st
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- Abel, 9:15 1st
- Pronovost, 11:45 1st
- Couture, 4:30 2nd
- Team (too many men; served by Peters), 5:03, 3rd
- G. Stewart, 13:10, 3rd
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| Win/Loss |
L - Turk Broda |
W - Terry Sawchuk
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- Referee: George Gravel
- Linesmen: George Young and Doug Young
Rosters[]
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NHL All-Stars |
Detroit Red Wings
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| Head coach |
Lynn Patrick (Boston Bruins) |
Tommy Ivan (Detroit Red Wings)
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| Lineup
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Starting lineup:
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Starting lineup:
- 1 - G Terry Sawchuk
- 2 - D Bob Goldham
- 4 - D Red Kelly
- 5 - D Leo Reise
- 7 - LW Ted Lindsay
- 8 - C George Gee
- 9 - RW Gordie Howe
- 10 - RW Jimmy Peters, Sr.
- 11 - LW Gaye Stewart
- 12 - C Sid Abel C
- 14 - C Metro Prystai
- 15 - LW Marty Pavelich
- 16 - C Jim McFadden
- 17 - RW Joe Carveth
- 18 - C Gerry Couture
- 19 - LW Steve Black
- 21 - D Lee Fogolin, Sr.
- 22 - D Marcel Pronovost
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