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Today in Habs History: November 22nd Edition

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1928: Canadiens' goalie George Hainsworth and Joe Miller dueled to a 0-0 scoreless tie, in a game played at Pittsburgh. It was the 29th career shutout for Hainsworth.

 

 

1947: Maurice Richard scored his 12th career hat trick but the Canadiens lost to the visiting New York Rangers, 5-3. The Rangers scored four goals in the third against back-up Gerry McNeil, after Bill Durnan was injured in the second period.

 

 

1952: Maurice Richard scored two goals within :25 during the second period to lead the Canadiens to a 2-2 tie, with the Toronto Maple Leafs.

 

 

1968: The Canadiens trade Jean-Guy Lagace and cash to the Pittsburgh Penguins for Larry Hillman.

 

 

1979: Pierre Larouche scored his 6th career hat trick and added two assists, and Michel Larocque recorded his 15th career shutout as Montreal won 7-0 against the Winnipeg Jets.

 

 

2003: The Canadiens beat the Oilers 4-3 at the first outdoor game in NHL history, the Heritage Classic. The game was played before a record crowd of 57,167 fans in Edmonton’s Commonwealth Stadium.

 

 

2008: The Canadiens retired Patrick Roy’s #33 sweater.

 

 

Habs Born on This Day: Howard McNamara (1890), Albert Leduc (1902), Jacques Laperriere (1941), Yvan Cournoyer (1943), Davis Drewiskie (1984)

 

 

Sources:

www.hhof.com

www.sihrhockey.org


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