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Maurice Richard, the player for whom the riot was named
Maurice Richard, the player for whom the riot was named
NHL President Clarence Campbell, shown in 1957 with the Stanley Cup
NHL President Clarence Campbell, shown in 1957 with the Stanley Cup
The Montreal Forum, site of the riot, as it looked in 2009
The Montreal Forum, site of the riot, as it looked in 2009
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Richard in the 1940s
Richard in the 1940s
Richard (left) sits beside Toe Blake. The pair, along with Elmer Lach, comprised the "Punch line" in the 1940s.
Richard (left) sits beside Toe Blake. The pair, along with Elmer Lach, comprised the "Punch line" in the 1940s.
Richard in 1945. His feat of scoring 50 goals in 50 games was unmatched until Mike Bossy in 1980–81.
Richard in 1945. His feat of scoring 50 goals in 50 games was unmatched until Mike Bossy in 1980–81.
A bloodied Richard shakes hands with Boston's goaltender Jim Henry after the Canadiens' 1952 Stanley Cup semi-finals win.
A bloodied Richard shakes hands with Boston's goaltender Jim Henry after the Canadiens' 1952 Stanley Cup semi-finals win.