3rd National Hockey League All-Star Game

The Third NHL All-Star Game

1 2 3 Total All-Stars 1 1 1 3 Toronto Maple Leafs 1 0 0 1
Date	October 10, 1949
Arena	Maple Leaf Gardens
City	Toronto, Canada
Attendance	13,541
← 1948 1950 →

The Third National Hockey League All-Star Game took place at Maple Leaf Gardens, home of the Toronto Maple Leafs, on October 10, 1949. For the third year in a row, the game saw the Maple Leafs play a team of NHL all-stars. The All-Stars won the game by a scored of 3–1, the same as the previous game.

Jersey worn by Maurice Richard during the game.

The game

Game summary

	NHL All-Stars	Toronto Maple Leafs
Final score	3	1
Scoring summary	Goldham (Laprade), 18:03 1st (SHG) Ronty (Goldham), 14:42 2nd (PPG) D. Bentley (Quackenbush), 2:38 3rd (PPG)	Barilko (Watson, Gardner), 15:22 1st
Penalties	Richard, 1st Howe, 1st Harmon, 2nd Egan, 2nd	Meeker, 1st Thomson, 1st Thomson, 2nd Boesch, 2nd Smith, 2nd
Win/Loss	W - Charlie Rayner	L - Turk Broda

• Referee: Bill Chadwick
• Linesmen: Ed Mepham, Jim Primeau

Source: Podnieks^[1]

Rosters

	NHL All-Stars	Toronto Maple Leafs
Head coach	Tommy Ivan (Detroit Red Wings)	Hap Day (Toronto Maple Leafs)
Lineup	Starting lineup: 1 - G Bill Durnan (Montreal Canadiens^1 1 - G Charlie Rayner (New York Rangers)^2 2 - D Jack Stewart (Detroit Red Wings)^1 3 - D Bob Goldham (Chicago Black Hawks 4 - D Pat Egan (New York Rangers 5 - C Buddy O'Connor (New York Rangers 6 - LW Roy Conacher (Chicago Black Hawks^1 7 - LW Doug Bentley (Chicago Black Hawks)^2 8 - RW Bill Mosienko (Chicago Black Hawks) 9 - RW Maurice Richard (Montreal Canadiens)^1 10 - C Edgar Laprade (New York Rangers) 11 - D Bill Quackenbush (Boston Bruins)^1 12 - C Sid Abel (Detroit Red Wings)^1 14 - RW Gordie Howe (Detroit Red Wings)^2 15 - D Glen Harmon (Montreal Canadiens)^2 16 - LW Ted Lindsay (Detroit Red Wings)^2 17 - D Ken Reardon (Montreal Canadiens)^2 18 - LW Tony Leswick (New York Rangers) 20 - C Paul Ronty (Boston Bruins	Starting lineup: 1 - G Turk Broda 2 - D Jimmy Thomson 4 - LW Harry Watson 5 - D Garth Boesch 7 - C Max Bentley 8 - LW Joe Klukay 9 - C Ted Kennedy, C 11 - RW Howie Meeker 14 - D Vic Lynn 16 - C Fleming Mackell 17 - C Cal Gardner 18 - D Bill Juzda 19 - D Bill Barilko 22 - LW Ray Timgren 23 - D Bob Dawes 24 - LW Sid Smith

Source: Podnieks^[1]

Notes

• ^1 Named to the First All-Star Team in 1948–49.
• ^2 Named to the Second All-Star Team in 1948–49.

References

• Podnieks, Andrew (2000), The NHL All-Star Game: Fifty Years of the Great Tradition, Toronto: HarperCollins, ISBN 0-00-200058-X

1. Podnieks 2000, p. 35.