8th National Hockey League All-Star Game

8th NHL All-Star Game
Date	October 2, 1954
Arena	Detroit Olympia
City	Detroit
Attendance	10,689
← 1953	1955 →

The 8th National Hockey League All-Star Game took place at the Detroit Olympia, home of the Detroit Red Wings, on October 2, 1954. The Red Wings, winner of the 1954 Stanley Cup Finals, played a team of All-Stars, with the game ending in a 2–2 tie.

Game summary[]

	NHL All-Stars	Detroit Red Wings
Final score	2	2
Head coach	King Clancy (Toronto Maple Leafs)	Jimmy Skinner (Detroit Red Wings)
Lineup	Starting lineup: 1 - G Harry Lumley (Toronto Maple Leafs)^[1] 1 - G Al Rollins (Chicago Black Hawks) 2 - D Doug Harvey (Montreal Canadiens)^[2] 3 - D Gus Mortson (Chicago Black Hawks) 4 - D Bill Gadsby (Chicago Black Hawks)^[3] 5 - RW Bernie Geoffrion (Montreal Canadiens) 6 - C Fleming Mackell (Boston Bruins) 8 - LW Sid Smith (Toronto Maple Leafs) 9 - RW Maurice Richard (Montreal Canadiens)^[4] 10 - D Harry Howell (New York Rangers) 11 - D Bill Quackenbush (Boston Bruins) 12 - C Ted Kennedy (Toronto Maple Leafs)^[5] 14 - C Jean Beliveau (Montreal Canadiens) 15 - LW Ed Sandford (Boston Bruins)^[6] 16 - C Don Raleigh (New York Rangers) 17 - C Ken Mosdell (Montreal Canadiens)^[7] 18 - D Tim Horton (Toronto Maple Leafs)^[8] 20 - C Paul Ronty (New York Rangers) 23 - D Doug Mohns (Boston Bruins)	Starting lineup: 1 - G Terry Sawchuk^[9] 2 - D Bob Goldham 3 - D Marcel Pronovost 4 - D Red Kelly^[10] 5 - D Benny Woit 7 - LW Ted Lindsay^[11], C 8 - LW Tony Leswick 9 - RW Gordie Howe^[12] 10 - C Metro Prystai 11 - LW Marty Pavelich 12 - C Glen Skov 14 - C Earl Reibel 15 - C Alex Delvecchio 16 - LW Johnny Wilson 17 - RW Bill Dineen 18 - D Keith Allen 19 - C Don Poile 20 - LW Marcel Bonin
Scoring summary	Mortson (Gadsby, Kennedy), 4:19 2nd (PPG) Mohns (Beliveau), 13:10 2nd	Delvecchio (Lindsay, Reibel), 9:50 1st (PPG) Howe (Reibel, Kelly), 19:55 1st (PPG)
Penalties	Mortson, 1:37 1st Mackell, 8:30 1st Howell, 18:03 1st Horton, 18:26 1st Howell, 7:53 2nd Sandford, 13:27 2nd Mohns, 19:51 2nd Mortson, 3:57 3rd	Bonin, 5:48 1st Bonin, 13:18 1st Dineen, 4:01 2nd Bonin, 7:53 2nd Lindsay, 1:09 3rd Wld, 9:09 3rd
Win/Loss	T - Harry Lumley	T - Terry Sawchuck

Referee: Bill Chadwick
Linesmen: George Hayes, Doug Young

Notes[]

^1 Named to the First All-Star Team in 1953–54.
^2 Named to the Second All-Star Team in 1953–54.

Citations[]

References[]

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

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