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William H. Cockburn

Going for Gold

Throughout the tournament, team U.S.A. had also been playing very well, so it all came down to the February 13, 1932 final game of Canada vs. the United States. Once again, the game was a tight match and went into overtime. Throughout the course of the tournament, Cockburn had only allowed four goals in net against Canada. The last of these goals was during the gold medal match and resulted in a tie game between teams Canada and U.S.A! However, Canada had more wins overall, and therefore the 1932 Olympic Winter Games Goal medal for Ice Hockey went to Canada and the dedicated efforts of the men from the Winnipeg Senior Hockey Club!

Game one versus the U.S. team
 Game one versus the U.S. team A of M, William H. Cockburn collection, MG10 D24

Just before the battle
Just before the battle A of M, William H. Cockburn collection, MG10 D24

Olympic Team Given Cold Reception on Arrival
“Olympic Team Given Cold Reception on Arrival” A of M, William H. Cockburn collection, MG10 D24

Who Will be in the Limelight Tomorrow
"Who Will be in the Limelight Tomorrow?" , Feb 12, 1932 A of M, William H. Cockburn collection, MG10 D24

Game report "Undefeated in Hockey Series; Last Game Tie"
Game report "Undefeated in Hockey Series; Last Game Tie" A of M, William H. Cockburn collection, MG10 D24

Olympic news
Olympic news A of M, William H. Cockburn collection, MG10 D24

Carried the Maple Leaf" Feb 13, 1932
"Carried the Maple Leaf" Feb 13, 1932 A of M, William H. Cockburn collection, MG10 D24

The Winnipeg Senior Hockey Club, 1932 Winners
The Winnipeg Senior Hockey Club, 1932 Winners A of M, William H. Cockburn collection, MG10 D24 Outsize 779

Winnipeg Victory
Winnipeg Victory A of M, William H. Cockburn collection, MG10 D24

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