1974 Stanley Cup Final

1974 ice hockey championship series November 2019 1974 BCC 1974 Stanley Cup.jpg Celebration in the Flyers' locker room on May 19, 1974 Philadelphia Flyers Philadelphia Bobby Clarke Kate Smith Fred Shero Boston Bruins Boston Bep Guidolin John Bucyk Unknown Dave Newell (1, 5)Art Skov (2, 6)Lloyd Gilmour (3)Ron Wicks (4) Rick MacLeish (14:48, first) May 7–19, 1974 Philadelphia: Spectrum (3, 4, 6) Boston: Boston Garden (1, 2, 5) Bernie Parent (Flyers) 2 3* 4 4 1 1 4 3 2* 1 2 5 0 2 * – Denotes overtime period(s) Canada:(English): CBC(French): SRCUnited States:(National): NBC (3, 6)(Philadelphia area): WTAF (1–2, 5)(Boston area): WSBK (1–2, 4–5) (CBC) Danny Gallivan and Brian McFarlane (1–2, 5); and Bill Hewitt and Dick Irvin, Jr. (3–4, 6)(SRC) Rene Lecavalier and Gilles Tremblay(NBC) Tim Ryan and Ted Lindsay(WTAF) Don Earle and Gene Hart(WSBK) Fred Cusick and Johnny Peirson Flyers:Bill Barber (1990)Bobby Clarke (1987)Bernie Parent (1984)Bruins:Johnny Bucyk (1981)Phil Esposito (1984)Bobby Orr (1979)Coaches:Fred Shero (2013)Officials:Neil Armstrong (1991)John D'Amico (1993)Matt Pavelich (1987) The 1974 Stanley Cup Final was the championship series of the National Hockey League's (NHL) 1973–74 season, and the culmination of the 1974 Stanley Cup playoffs. It was contested between the Boston Bruins and the Philadelphia Flyers. The Flyers made their first Finals appearance and the Bruins returned to the Finals for the third time in five years, having won the Stanley Cup in 1970 and 1972. The Flyers won the best-of-seven series, four games to two, becoming the first team from the 1967 Expansion to win the Stanley Cup, as well as the first non-Original Six Cup champion since the Montreal Maroons in 1935, and the first non-Original Six team to appear in the Final since they stopped being guaranteed a spot after Chicago switched divisions in 1970. Paths to the Final Boston defeated the Toronto Maple Leafs 4–0 and the Chicago Black Hawks 4–2 to advance to the final. Philadelphia defeated the Atlanta Flames 4–0 and the New York Rangers 4–3 to make it to the final. Game summaries In the previous 19 games against the Bruins in Boston, the Flyers had lost 17 and tied two. Boston had the best regular season record in the league finishing one point ahead of the Flyers. The Bruins also had home ice advantage in the Stanley Cup Final, and were made heavy favorites to win the series. A key confidence-building win late in the regular season saw the Flyers defeating the Bruins 5–3 at the Spectrum in Philadelphia. Game one May 7 Philadelphia Flyers Boston Bruins Boston Garden 2–3 2 www.nhl.com/gamecenter/phi-vs-bos/1974/05/07/1973030311#game=1973030311,game_state=final In game one, the Flyers nearly scored late in the third period to break a 2–2 tie. Bobby Orr, having saved the Flyers' shot by blocking the open Boston net with his leg, then took the puck up the ice and scored on a slapshot past goaltender Bernie Parent with a little over a minute remaining in regulation time to propel the Bruins to a 3–2 win. Scoring summary Period Team Goal Assist(s) Time Score 1st BOS Wayne Cashman (4) – pp Bobby Orr (11) and Carol Vadnais (10) 12:05 1–0 BOS BOS Gregg Sheppard (10) Dave Forbes (2) and Dallas Smith (6) 13:01 2–0 BOS 2nd PHI Orest Kindrachuk (4) Jimmy Watson (3) and Don Saleski (5) 07:47 2–1 BOS 3rd PHI Bobby Clarke (3) Jimmy Watson (4) and Simon Nolet (1) 05:32 2–2 BOS Bobby Orr (2) Ken Hodge (7) and Wayne Cashman (8) 19:38 3–2 BOS Penalty summary Period Team Player Penalty Time PIM 1st BOS Al Sims Elbowing 01:07 2:00 PHI Andre Dupont Holding 03:24 2:00 PHI Bill Barber Interference 10:52 2:00 BOS Dallas Smith Tripping 15:09 2:00 BOS Ken Hodge Roughing 17:51 2:00 PHI Andre Dupont Roughing 17:51 2:00 PHI Ed Van Impe Hooking 18:28 2:00 2nd PHI Tom Bladon Holding 04:45 2:00 BOS Wayne Cashman High-sticking 06:46 2:00 BOS Wayne Cashman Fighting – major 06:46 5:00 PHI Ed Van Impe High-sticking 06:46 2:00 PHI Ed Van Impe Fighting – major 06:46 5:00 PHI Jimmy Watson Game misconduct 06:46 10:00 BOS Gregg Sheppard Slashing 10:20 2:00 PHI Bobby Clarke Slashing 10:20 2:00 PHI Andre Dupont Hooking 16:31 2:00 3rd BOS Carol Vadnais Hooking 11:07 2:00 PHI Bobby Clarke Slashing 11:07 2:00 PHI Andre Dupont Misconduct 19:38 10:00 Shots by period Team 1 2 3 Total Philadelphia 9 12 7 28 Boston 11 12 8 31 Game two May 9 Philadelphia Flyers Boston Bruins Boston Garden 1 3–2 1 www.nhl.com/gamecenter/phi-vs-bos/1974/05/09/1973030312#game=1973030312,game_state=final Game two saw the Bruins on the verge of a 2–0 series lead when Flyers defenseman Andre Dupont scored with Parent pulled with less than a minute remaining for an extra attacker to tie the score at 2–2, and Bobby Clarke scored the 3–2 game winner in overtime. It was the first time the Flyers had beaten the Bruins in Boston Garden since the first ever meeting between the two franchises. Scoring summary Period Team Goal Assist(s) Time Score 1st BOS Wayne Cashman (5) Phil Esposito (11) and Carol Vadnais (11) 14:24 1–0 BOS BOS Phil Esposito (8) Ken Hodge (8) and Wayne Cashman (8) 17:22 2–0 BOS 2nd PHI Bobby Clarke (4) Bill Flett (4) and Dave Schultz (3) 01:08 2–1 BOS 3rd PHI Andre Dupont (3) Rick MacLeish (7) and Bobby Clarke (9) 19:08 2–2 OT PHI Bobby Clarke (5) Bill Flett (5) and Dave Schultz (4) 12:01 3–2 PHI Penalty summary Period Team Player Penalty Time PIM 1st BOS Andre Savard Tripping 04:06 2:00 BOS Wayne Cashman Elbowing 07:43 2:00 BOS Terry O'Reilly Fighting – major 12:21 5:00 PHI Tom Bladon Interference 12:21 2:00 PHI Dave Schultz (served by Simon Nolet) Elbowing 12:21 2:00 PHI Dave Schultz Fighting – major 12:21 5:00 2nd PHI Bernie Parent (served by Gary Dornhoefer) Interference 10:49 2:00 BOS Andre Savard Elbowing 14:42 2:00 BOS Andre Savard Roughing 14:42 2:00 PHI Orest Kindrachuk Elbowing 14:42 2:00 PHI Orest Kindrachuk Roughing 14:42 2:00 BOS Dallas Smith Holding 18:13 2:00 BOS Wayne Cashman Game misconduct 20:00 10:00 BOS Gilles Gilbert Roughing 20:00 2:00 PHI Orest Kindrachuk Roughing 20:00 2:00 3rd BOS Andre Savard Roughing 06:03 2:00 PHI Don Saleski Roughing 06:03 2:00 PHI Jimmy Watson Holding 10:30 2:00 BOS Phil Esposito Tripping 10:46 2:00 PHI Jimmy Watson Holding 14:01 2:00 OT None Shots by period Team 1 2 3 OT Total Philadelphia 12 5 7 6 30 Boston 10 14 8 7 39 Game three May 12 Boston Bruins Philadelphia Flyers The Spectrum 2 1–4 www.nhl.com/gamecenter/bos-vs-phi/1974/05/12/1973030313#game=1973030313,game_state=final In game three, the Flyers, led by Bernie Parent's play in goal, defeated Boston by a score of 4–1. Scoring summary Period Team Goal Assist(s) Time Score 1st BOS Johnny Bucyk (8) Gregg Sheppard (6) and Bobby Orr (12) 01:03 1–0 BOS PHI Tom Bladon (4) – pp Bobby Clarke (10) and Rick MacLeish (8) 10:27 1–1 PHI Terry Crisp (2) Unassisted 15:43 2–1 PHI 2nd None 3rd PHI Orest Kindrachuk (5) Don Saleski (6) and Bill Barber (6) 07:53 3–1 PHI PHI Ross Lonsberry (4) Rick MacLeish (9) 14:19 4–1 PHI Penalty summary Period Team Player Penalty Time PIM 1st BOS Carol Vadnais Elbowing 03:52 2:00 PHI Tom Bladon Elbowing 05:25 2:00 PHI Joe Watson Tripping 07:33 2:00 BOS Wayne Cashman Interference 09:17 2:00 PHI Andre Dupont Interference 09:36 2:00 BOS Bobby Schmautz Interference 10:03 2:00 PHI Ed Van Impe Tripping 13:19 2:00 PHI Don Saleski Holding 16:34 2:00 2nd BOS Bobby Orr High-sticking 02:24 2:00 PHI Bobby Clarke High-sticking 02:24 2:00 BOS Wayne Cashman Interference 02:57 2:00 PHI Tom Bladon Hooking 03:43 2:00 PHI Rick MacLeish Hooking 08:50 2:00 BOS Ken Hodge Holding 09:35 2:00 PHI Jimmy Watson Holding 18:49 2:00 3rd None Shots by period Team 1 2 3 Total Boston 11 6 8 25 Philadelphia 7 12 8 27 Game four May 14 Boston Bruins Philadelphia Flyers The Spectrum 2 2–4 https://www.nhl.com/gamecenter/bos-vs-phi/1974/05/14/1973030314 Bernie Parent would play well again in game four, stopping 28 shots to help Philadelphia win the game 4–2, and take a 3–1 series lead. Scoring summary Period Team Goal Assist(s) Time Score 1st PHI Rick MacLeish (12) – pp Tom Bladon (6) 04:40 1–0 PHI PHI Dave Schultz (2) Don Saleski (7) and Ed Van Impe (1) 05:30 2–0 PHI BOS Phil Esposito (9) – pp Johnny Bucyk (8) and Ken Hodge (9) 07:12 2–1 PHI BOS Andre Savard (3) Bobby Orr (13) and Carol Vadnais (12) 11:24 2–2 2nd None 3rd PHI Bill Barber (3) Ross Lonsberry (9) and Jimmy Watson (2) 14:25 3–2 PHI PHI Andre Dupont (4) Bobby Clarke (11) and Terry Crisp (2) 16:40 4–2 PHI Penalty summary Period Team Player Penalty Time PIM 1st BOS Andre Savard Fighting – major 02:43 5:00 PHI Orest Kindrachuk Fighting – major 02:43 5:00 BOS Rich Leduc Holding 03:21 2:00 PHI Joe Watson Holding 06:09 2:00 BOS Wayne Cashman High-sticking 06:17 2:00 BOS Wayne Cashman Fighting – major 06:17 5:00 PHI Jimmy Watson High-sticking 06:17 2:00 PHI Jimmy Watson Fighting – major 06:17 5:00 BOS Terry O'Reilly Fighting – major 07:56 5:00 PHI Dave Schultz Fighting – major 07:56 2:00 BOS Phil Esposito Slashing 09:43 2:00 BOS Dallas Smith High-sticking 09:43 2:00 PHI Tom Bladon Elbowing 09:43 2:00 PHI Don Saleski Roughing 09:43 2:00 BOS Carol Vadnais Cross-checking 13:03 2:00 PHI Bill Flett Slashing 13:03 2:00 BOS Rich Leduc Holding 13:16 2:00 PHI Bobby Clarke Slashing 13:16 2:00 BOS Terry O'Reilly Charging 16:10 2:00 BOS Andre Savard Roughing 19:15 2:00 PHI Dave Schultz Roughing 19:15 2:00 2nd PHI Rick MacLeish Holding 06:19 2:00 BOS Bobby Schmautz Roughing 11:48 2:00 PHI Joe Watson Roughing 11:48 2:00 BOS Phil Esposito Roughing 19:26 2:00 PHI Tom Bladon Roughing 19:26 2:00 3rd BOS Don Marcotte Roughing 06:16 2:00 PHI Joe Watson Roughing 06:16 2:00 Shots by period Team 1 2 3 Total Boston 11 8 11 30 Philadelphia 9 9 13 31 Game five May 16 Philadelphia Flyers Boston Bruins Boston Garden 2 1–5 www.nhl.com/gamecenter/phi-vs-bos/1974/05/16/1973030315 Game five in Boston was a sloppy affair marred by many fights and penalties as Boston easily won to extend the series to a game six in Philadelphia. Scoring summary Period Team Goal Assist(s) Time Score 1st BOS Gregg Sheppard (11) – sh Bobby Orr (14) 08:14 1–0 BOS 2nd PHI Bill Clement (1) Bill Flett (6) and Ed Van Impe (2) 06:04 1–1 BOS Bobby Orr (3) Gregg Sheppard (7) and Johnny Bucyk (9) 12:06 2–1 BOS BOS Bobby Orr (4) Gregg Sheppard (7) and Dallas Smith (9) 16:55 3–1 BOS 3rd BOS Ken Hodge (6) – pp Gregg Sheppard (8) and Johnny Bucyk (10) 00:39 4–1 BOS BOS Don Marcotte (4) Andre Savard (2) and Terry O'Reilly (5) 18:59 5–1 BOS Penalty summary Period Team Player Penalty Time PIM 1st BOS Carol Vadnais Fighting – major 00:24 5:00 PHI Dave Schultz Fighting – major 00:24 5:00 BOS Bobby Schmautz Cross-checking 00:45 2:00 PHI Tom Bladon Holding 01:11 2:00 BOS Wayne Cashman High-sticking 01:37 2:00 PHI Ed Van Impe Roughing 01:37 5:00 PHI Andre Dupont Elbowing 02:28 2:00 PHI Joe Watson Tripping 04:00 2:00 BOS Bobby Orr High-sticking 06:01 2:00 BOS Terry O'Reilly Kneeing 07:58 2:00 BOS Terry O'Reilly Fighting – major 07:58 5:00 PHI Andre Dupont Fighting – major 07:58 5:00 BOS Andre Savard Fighting – major 11:15 5:00 PHI Jimmy Watson Fighting – major 11:15 5:00 PHI Andre Dupont Holding 15:47 2:00 PHI Ross Lonsberry Hooking 18:21 2:00 2nd BOS Wayne Cashman Roughing 03:52 2:00 PHI Bill Flett Roughing 03:52 2:00 BOS Phil Esposito Roughing 05:00 2:00 PHI Tom Bladon Roughing 05:00 2:00 BOS Phil Esposito High-sticking 13:40 2:00 PHI Jimmy Watson High-sticking 13:40 2:00 PHI Joe Watson Holding 14:25 2:00 BOS Wayne Cashman Fighting – major 17:48 5:00 PHI Dave Schultz Fighting – major 17:48 5:00 PHI Andre Dupont Butt-ending 19:16 2:00 3rd BOS Wayne Cashman Spearing 04:30 2:00 BOS Carol Vadnais High-sticking 04:37 2:00 PHI Bobby Clarke High-sticking 04:37 2:00 BOS Darryl Edestrand High-sticking 06:47 2:00 PHI Terry Crisp High-sticking 06:47 2:00 BOS Dallas Smith Slashing 07:02 2:00 BOS Terry O'Reilly Hooking 10:37 2:00 BOS Bobby Schmautz Roughing 13:58 2:00 BOS Bobby Schmautz Game misconduct 13:58 10:00 BOS Carol Vadnais Roughing 13:58 2:00 PHI Dave Schultz Roughing 13:58 2:00 PHI Dave Schultz Misconduct 13:58 10:00 PHI Bobby Clarke Cross-checking 14:47 2:00 BOS Rich Leduc Fighting – major 18:47 2:00 BOS Carol Vadnais Fighting – major 18:47 2:00 PHI Tom Bladon Fighting – major 18:47 2:00 PHI Bruce Cowick Fighting – major 18:47 2:00 Shots by period Team 1 2 3 Total Philadelphia 8 9 10 27 Boston 17 9 12 38 Game six May 19 Boston Bruins Philadelphia Flyers The Spectrum 2 0–1 www.nhl.com/gamecenter/bos-vs-phi/1974/05/19/1973030316#game=1973030316,game_state=final On May 19, before a national audience watching the game on NBC and a raucous Philadelphia crowd, Parent posted an epic 30-save shutout against the Bruins as the Flyers won the game 1–0 on a lone goal by former Bruin draft pick Rick MacLeish, the series four games to two, and the Stanley Cup. Parent made a spectacular kick save to stop a tremendous slapshot from Ken Hodge with less than three minutes left to play. The blast was the Bruins' final shot of the series. Parent was named the winner of the Conn Smythe Trophy as playoff MVP. The Flyers were the first of the 1967 expansion teams in the NHL to win the championship. Coincidentally, the Flyers were the first team to clinch the Stanley Cup at home since the Bruins did so four years earlier on Orr's famous overtime goal vs. the St. Louis Blues in game four. Scoring summary Period Team Goal Assist(s) Time Score 1st PHI Rick MacLeish (13) – pp Andre Dupont (3) 14:48 1–0 PHI 2nd None 3rd None Penalty summary Period Team Player Penalty Time PIM 1st PHI Andre Dupont Interference 00:32 2:00 BOS Dave Forbes Roughing 10:18 2:00 PHI Bill Clement Roughing 10:18 2:00 PHI Bruce Cowick Elbowing 10:18 2:00 BOS Terry O'Reilly Hooking 13:58 2:00 BOS Bobby Orr Roughing 14:22 2:00 PHI Bobby Clarke Roughing 14:22 2:00 2nd PHI Andre Dupont Tripping 00:40 2:00 BOS Ken Hodge Hooking 01:15 2:00 BOS Al Sims Cross-checking 05:44 2:00 PHI Joe Watson Holding 09:22 2:00 PHI Joe Watson Hooking 15:02 2:00 BOS Carol Vadnais Tripping 17:46 2:00 3rd BOS Terry O'Reilly Hooking 08:12 2:00 PHI Dave Schultz Holding 11:15 2:00 BOS Johnny Bucyk Tripping 14:54 2:00 BOS Bobby Orr Holding 17:38 2:00 Shots by period Team 1 2 3 Total Boston 16 9 5 30 Philadelphia 8 14 4 26 Aftermath The Flyers Stanley Cup win triggered the largest celebration in Philadelphia sports history.Flyers Capture Stanley Cup by Beating Bruins, 1–0 20 May 1974 Parton Keese The New York Times 41q-feMY5gi1M 1974 stanley cup Some observers of the celebration noted that they had seen that type of event in Philadelphia only once before, upon the announcement of the surrender of Japan on 14 August 1945. The day after the Flyers won the Cup, more than two million lined Broad Street for a ticker-tape parade,Philadelphia Flies High As Its Flyers 21 May 1974 Parton Keese The New York Times 35 making it the largest championship parade in the history of Philadelphia sports.In the annals of Philadelphia sports parades, the biggest crowd turned out for the 1974 celebration of the Flyers' Stanley Cup. More than two million fans flocked to Broad Street. Parade for the Champs; Noon High: Million-plus expected at celebration 31 October 2008 Jennifer Lin Allison Steele Dwight Ott Philadelphia Inquirer A1 http://articles.philly.com/2008-10-31/news/24992344_1_parade-route-center-city-liquor-stores https://web.archive.org/web/20150409080133/http://articles.philly.com/2008-10-31/news/24992344_1_parade-route-center-city-liquor-stores dead 9 April 2015 One of the fans who attended the parade was future New York Rangers goaltender Mike Richter.Rangers' Parade of Glory 18 June 1994 Laura Price Newsday A41 The All-Star goaltender (Richter) remembers watching a victory parade in Philadelphia as a youngster when the Flyers won the Cup in 1974. Richter grew up near Philadelphia in Flourtown, Pennsylvania idolizing Flyers goalie Bernie Parent.http://flyers.nhl.com/club/news.htm?bcid=343393 Prospect Profile: James van Riemsdyk 15 November 2007 Al Alven philadelphiaflyers.com Flyers.NHL.com 1 March 2011 14 July 2011 https://web.archive.org/web/20110714180649/http://flyers.nhl.com/club/news.htm?bcid=343393 dead The following year, the Flyers successfully returned to the Finals and captured their second consecutive Stanley Cup; this time, over the Buffalo Sabres in Buffalo, also winning in six games. As for the Bruins, they lost in the first round to the Chicago Black Hawks 2–1. The Stanley Cup was not won on home ice again until the Canadiens did so in 1979. Team rosters Philadelphia Flyers Bernie Parent 1 G Canada L 1945 4 3 1973 Montreal, Quebec 1974 5 19 Ed Van Impe 2 D Canada L 1940 5 27 1967 Saskatoon, Saskatchewan 1974 5 19 Tom Bladon 3 D Canada R 1952 12 29 1972 Edmonton, Alberta 1974 5 19 Barry Ashbee 4 D Canada R 1939 7 28 1970 Weston, Ontario 1974 5 19 Andre Dupont André Dupont 6 D Canada L 1949 7 27 1972 Trois-Rivières, Quebec 1974 5 19 Bill Barber 7 LW Canada L 1952 7 11 1972 Callander, Ontario 1974 5 19 Dave Schultz Dave Schultz (ice hockey) 8 LW Canada L 1949 10 14 1969 Waldheim, Saskatchewan 1974 5 19 Bob Kelly Bob Kelly (ice hockey b. 1950) 9 LW Canada L 1950 12 25 1970 Oakville, Ontario 1974 5 19 Bill Clement 10 C Canada L 1950 12 20 1970 Buckingham, Quebec 1974 5 19 Don Saleski 11 RW Canada R 1949 11 10 1972 Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan 1974 5 19 Gary Dornhoefer 12 RW Canada R 1943 2 2 1967 Kitchener, Ontario A 1974 5 19 Joe Watson Joe Watson (ice hockey) 14 D Canada L 1943 7 6 1967 Smithers, British Columbia A 1974 5 19 Terry Crisp 15 C Canada L 1943 5 28 1973 Parry Sound, Ontario A 1974 5 19 Bobby Clarke 16 C Canada L 1949 8 13 1969 Flin Flon, Manitoba C 1974 5 19 Simon Nolet 17 RW Canada R 1941 9 23 1967 St. Odilon, Quebec 1974 5 19 Ross Lonsberry 18 LW Canada L 1947 2 7 1972 Watson, Saskatchewan 1974 5 19 Rick MacLeish 19 C Canada L 1950 1 3 1971 Cannington, Ontario 1974 5 19 Jim Watson Jimmy Watson (ice hockey) 20 D Canada L 1952 8 19 1972 Smithers, British Columbia 1974 5 19 Bill Flett 21 RW Canada R 1943 7 21 1972 Vermilion, Alberta 1974 5 19 Orest Kindrachuk 26 C Canada L 1950 9 14 1972 Nanton, Alberta 1974 5 19 Bruce Cowick 27 LW Canada L 1951 8 18 1973 Victoria, British Columbia 1974 5 19 Bobby Taylor Bobby Taylor (ice hockey) 30 G Canada R 1945 1 24 1968 Calgary, Alberta 1974 5 19 |} Boston Bruins Gilles Gilbert 1 G Canada L 1949 3 31 1973 Saint-Esprit, Quebec 1974 5 19 Bobby Orr 4 D Canada L 1948 3 20 1966 Parry Sound, Ontario 1974 5 19 Darryl Edestrand 6 D Canada L 1945 11 06 1973 Strathroy, Ontario 1974 5 19 Phil Esposito 7 C Canada L 1942 02 20 1967 Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario 1974 5 19 Ken Hodge 8 RW Great Britain R 1944 06 25 1967 Birmingham, United Kingdom 1974 5 19 Johnny Bucyk 9 LW Canada L 1935 05 12 1957 Edmonton, Alberta C 1974 5 19 Carol Vadnais 10 D Canada L 1945 09 25 1972 Montreal, Quebec 1974 5 19 Andre Savard André Savard 11 C Canada L 1953 09 02 1973 Temiscamingue, Quebec 1974 5 19 Wayne Cashman 12 RW Canada R 1945 06 24 1964 Kingston, Ontario 1974 5 19 Dave Forbes 14 LW Canada L 1948 11 16 1973 Montreal, Quebec 1974 5 19 Bobby Schmautz 17 RW Canada R 1945 03 28 1974 Saskatoon, Saskatchewan 1974 5 19 Rich Leduc 18 C Canada L 1951 08 24 1971 Ile Perot, Quebec 1974 5 19 Gregg Sheppard 19 LW Canada L 1949 04 23 1972 North Battleford, Saskatchewan 1974 5 19 Dallas Smith Dallas Smith (ice hockey) 20 D Canada L 1941 10 10 1959 Hamiota, Manitoba 1974 5 19 Don Marcotte 21 LW Canada L 1947 04 15 1965 Arthabaska, Quebec 1974 5 19 Doug Gibson Doug Gibson (ice hockey) 22 C Canada L 1953 09 28 1973 Peterborough, Ontario 1974 5 19 Al Sims 23 D Canada L 1953 04 18 1973 Toronto, Ontario 1974 5 19 Terry O'Reilly 24 RW Canada R 1951 06 07 1971 Niagara Falls, Ontario 1974 5 19 Al Simmons Al Simmons (ice hockey) 29 D Canada L 1951 04 17 1974 Winnipeg, Manitoba 1974 5 19 Ross Brooks 30 G Canada L 1937 10 17 1971 Toronto, Ontario 1974 5 19 |} Stanley Cup engraving The 1974 Stanley Cup was presented to Flyers captain Bobby Clarke by NHL President Clarence Campbell following the Flyers 1–0 win over the Bruins in game six. The following Flyers players and staff had their names engraved on the Stanley Cup 1973–74 Philadelphia Flyers Philadelphia Flyers 1974 * 1 Bernie Parent 30 Bobby Taylor * 2 Ed Van Impe 3 Tom Bladon 4 Barry Ashbee 6 Andre Dupont 14 Joe Watson (A) 20 Jimmy Watson * 7 Bill Barber 8 Dave Schultz 9 Bob Kelly 11 Don Saleski 12 Gary Dornhoefer (A) 17 Simon Nolet 18 Ross Lonsberry 21 Bill Flett 27 Bruce Cowick * 10 Bill Clement 15 Terry Crisp (A) 16 Bobby Clarke (Captain) 19 Rick MacLeish 26 Orest Kindrachuk *Ed Snider (Chairman/Owner), Joe Scott (President) F. Eugene Dixon Jr. (Vice Chairman), Fred Shero (Head Coach) Keith Allen (Vice President/General Manager) Lou Scheinfield (Vice President), Mike Nykoluk (Asst. Coach) Frank Lewis (Trainer), Jim McKenzie (Asst. Trainer) #27 Bruce Cowick (LW) did not play any regular-season games for the Flyers in 1973–74 but was an injury replacement for eight games in the Stanley Cup playoffs, thus becoming eligible to receive a Stanley Cup ring and have his name engraved on the Stanley Cup. #25 Al MacAdam played five regular-season games and one playoff game. Although he did receive a Stanley Cup ring, his name was not engraved on the Stanley Cup.http://www.legendsofhockey.net/LegendsOfHockey/jsp/SearchPlayer.jsp?player=13450 Legends of Hockey – NHL Player Search – Player – Al MacAdam 6 December 2013 Joe Kadlec, John Brogan (Directors of Public Relations) were included on Philadelphia's Stanley Cup winning pictures in 1974, 1975, but their names do not appear on the Stanley Cup. See also 1973–74 NHL season 1973–74 Boston Bruins season 1973–74 Philadelphia Flyers season Notes References Diamond, Dan Total Stanley Cup 2000 NHL Podnieks, Andrew Hockey Hall of Fame 2004 Lord Stanley's Cup Triumph Books 978-1-55168-261-7 Montreal Canadiens1973 Philadelphia Flyers1975 Philadelphia FlyersStanley Cup champions 1974 Stanley Cup Category:Stanley Cup Finals Category:Boston Bruins games Category:Philadelphia Flyers games Category:Ice hockey competitions in Philadelphia Category:Ice hockey competitions in Boston Stanley Cup Final Category:1974 in Philadelphia Stanley Cup Final Stanley Cup Final Stanley Cup Final Category:Events at the Boston Garden