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Elmer Lach

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of the Saskatchewan Senior Hockey League (SSHL). He moved again in 1938 to star for two seasons for the senior Moose Jaw Millers, playing hockey in the winter for $ 75 a month and baseball in the summer, where he would be paid $ 2.50 per game behind the plate. In his first season with the Millers, he led them in assists, with 20, and was the leading playoff scorer. He also scored 17 regular-season goals. The next season, he scored 15 goals and 29 assists and led in playoff scoring again. Lach was also noted for his defensive contributions.
244:. Elmer was the youngest of two boys and four girls born to William and Mary-Ann Lach, who arrived in Canada from Eastern Europe in 1910. Lach's father was at first a farmer, then took a job as the head of public works for Nokomis, population 550. Lach played ice hockey for his school team, starting at age 12. Against the wishes of his Baptist parents, Elmer would sneak away to play ice hockey on a local pond instead of attending church on Saturday mornings. 323:, Lach played 43 games, scoring seven goals and adding 14 assists. He was limited to only one game the following season, after crashing into the boards in the first game, dislocating his shoulder, fracturing his wrist, and injuring his elbow. He returned the following season to score 58 points in 45 games. A highlight of the 1942–43 season came when he set a still-standing Canadiens record of six assists in one game on February 6, 1943. 400:, after leading the league in points, with 61. The Punch line era ended when Blake retired due to injury at the end of the season. At the end of the 1948–49 season, Lach announced his retirement while recovering from a fractured jaw, but returned for the following season. Lach led the league in assists for the last time in the 247:
Lach began playing junior ice hockey with the Regina Abbotts in the 1935–36 season, arranged by a Nokomis doctor with contacts in Regina. In Regina, Lach would work at the team's owner's pool hall, racking balls for 25 cents per day. He played the two following seasons with the senior Weyburn Beavers
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Lach received numerous injuries during his career. His nose was broken seven times; his jaw (later permanently wired) was broken three times, officially only twice as he did not tell Irvin of one fracture because he did not want to come out of a game; a fractured skull that at first was treated as a
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paid Lach $ 100 for his rights, "more money than I'd had in my pocket in my life.". He came to the Canadiens' training camp with only an overnight bag, not expecting to be offered a contract. Henderson had encouraged Lach to go, expecting him to return in time for the Millers' training camp, and be
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Lach was known for his skills at passing and speed in skating. Beliveau spoke glowingly of Lach's passing ability in his biography. He was also known for his competitiveness and willingness to fight in the corners to get the puck. According to writer Trent Frayne, "To some, is hockey’s greatest
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against the Boston Bruins, Lach scored the cup-winning goal at 1:22 of overtime in the fifth game of the series. In the on-ice celebration immediately after the goal, Maurice Richard accidentally broke Lach's nose with his stick. In 1953–54, Lach was again held back by injuries and his place was
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was a favourite pastime of Lach's. He played it into his 90s and for a while could match his age in his score. He met his second wife, Lise, while golfing. Part of his job entertaining clients with Maislin was taking them golfing. His son Ron was the manager of the Beaconsfield Golf Club.
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It was during his time in Moose Jaw that Lach met his future wife, Kay Fletcher. Lach had a job reading meters for the National Light & Power Co., and one day he met Kay in her home. They married in 1941. That same year, Lach's mother died and his father moved to
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as the league's all-time leading scorer, having played 664 regular season games, scoring 215 goals and 408 assists for 623 points, as well as 76 playoff games, in which he scored 19 goals and 45 assists for 64 points. He retired to accept an offer to coach the
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and dominated the NHL for four seasons. In the first season of the Punch line, Lach played 48 games, scoring on average an assist per game; he also added 24 goals. After the season, Lach was named to the Second All-Star Team. Montreal won the
42: 271:, beginning a lifelong estrangement from his son. In 1945, Elmer and Kay celebrated the birth of their only child, son Ron. Ron was born while Elmer was on the road with the Canadiens. According to 366:, Lach played in all 50 games, picking up a league-leading 80 points, of which 26 were goals and 54 were assists. That season, linemate Maurice Richard became the first player in the NHL to score 2222: 2227: 1745: 1872: 1609: 1824: 428:"slight concussion". In one incident Lach suffered two severed veins in his foot from the slash of a skate blade. He played on until a teammate saw the blood. According to 2217: 291: 1648: 479: 1876: 224:
twelve years later. His number 16 was retired on December 4, 2009, during the Montreal Canadiens centennial celebrations. In 2017 Lach was named one of the '
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for two seasons, before pursuing business interests. He worked for Maislin Transport for 30 years in sales and public relations, retiring in the 1980s.
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Lach was married to Kay until she died in 1985. He married his second wife, Lise Desjardins, years later. The two lived together in
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signed Lach as a free agent on October 24, 1940. With the arrangement of Moose Jaw's owner Cliff Henderson, Montreal player-scout
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In January 2017, Lach was part of the first group of players to be named one of the '100 Greatest NHL Players' in history.
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with Montreal. When Lach retired in 1954, he was the league's all-time leading scorer and was inducted into the
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when Montreal fell behind in the series. Montreal extended the series to seven games but ultimately lost.
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training camp; both were rejected as too small for the National Hockey League. According to Lach,
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The Punch line: Maurice Richard (bottom left), Elmer Lach (centre), and Toe Blake (bottom right)
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competitor; to others, β€˜the nastiest so-and-so in the leagueβ€˜, in a 1950 article in the
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as the league's most valuable player and was named to the First All-Star Team.
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On March 28, 2015, Lach suffered a stroke at a long-term care facility in
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columnist Dave Stubbs, Elmer wired Kay the message "Nice going, honey."
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in better shape for it, but Lach never returned to the Millers.
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Art Ross Trophy (1948; also led the league in scoring in 1945).
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People from Rural Municipality Wreford No. 280, Saskatchewan
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In 1937, Lach, along with future Hockey Hall of Fame member
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Frayne, Trent (1950). "You Can't Kill a Hockey Player".
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Hockey Hall of Fame, Saskatchewan Sports Hall of Fame.
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for the second time in Lach's career, defeating the
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Index

Hockey Hall of Fame

Hart Memorial Trophy
Nokomis, Saskatchewan
Kirkland, Quebec
Centre
Shot
Montreal Canadiens
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LOCK
ice hockey
Montreal Canadiens
National Hockey League
centre
Punch line
Maurice Richard
Toe Blake
Hart Trophy
Stanley Cups
Hockey Hall of Fame
100 Greatest NHL Players
Nokomis, Saskatchewan
Regina
Doug Bentley
Toronto Maple Leafs
Conn Smythe
Vancouver


Maurice Richard

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