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Canadian sportsperson (1886–1961)
Patrick Gorman (June 9, 1886 – May 15, 1961), known as "T.P." or "Tommy", was a Canadian ice hockey executive, sports entrepreneur and athlete. Gorman was
Tommy_Gorman
American film and television actor (born 1960)
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Topics referred to by the same term
(1956–2024), Irish journalist Tommy Gorman (1886–1961), Canadian lacrosse player and founder of the National Hockey League (NHL) Tom Gorman (1980s pitcher) (born
Thomas_Gorman
Former professional men's ice hockey team in the National Hockey League (NHL)
Liberal Party. Tommy Gorman had tried to convince Conacher to stay with the Maroons and take over as coach; his retirement led Gorman to hire King Clancy
Montreal_Maroons
1935 ice hockey championship series
the New York Rangers to advance to the Finals. Maroons manager-coach Tommy Gorman became the only coach to win successive Stanley Cup titles with two different
1935_Stanley_Cup_Final
British boxer (born 1996)
Fury, and light-heavyweight boxer and former Love Island contestant Tommy Fury. Gorman won the youth ABA in Manchester and the Three Nations in Scotland
Nathan_Gorman
Tommy Gorman, Tommy Ivan, and Rudy Pilous are the only Blackhawks head coaches to have been elected to the Hockey Hall of Fame as a builder. Gorman,
List of Chicago Blackhawks head coaches
List_of_Chicago_Blackhawks_head_coaches
Sprague Cleghorn 1931–1932 Eddie Gerard 1932–1934 Tommy Gorman 1934–1937 King Clancy and Tommy Gorman 1937–38 "Montreal Maroons Coach Register". Hockey-Reference
List of Montreal Maroons head coaches
List_of_Montreal_Maroons_head_coaches
Dick Irvin Bill Cook (7:34, OT) 1934 Chicago Black Hawks (A) (2, 1–1) Tommy Gorman 3–1 Detroit Red Wings (A) (1, 0–1) Jack Adams Mush March (10:05, second
List_of_Stanley_Cup_champions
Canadian ice hockey club from 1883 to 1954
sports editor Tommy Gorman (who also doubled as a press representative for the Canadiens) $2,500 to help buy into the Senators. Gorman, along with Martin
Ottawa_Senators_(original)
English bareknuckle boxer (1944–2002)
his accent on Gorman's. "Bartley Gorman". The Daily Telegraph. 23 January 2002. Retrieved 12 September 2010. "Tommy Fury & Nathan Gorman on following brother
Bartley_Gorman
1944 ice hockey championship series
(President/Owner), Dalton Coleman (Vice President/Owner) Len Peto (Director), Tommy Gorman (Manager) Dick Irvin Sr, (Coach) Ernie Cook (Trainer)&, Hector Dubois
1944_Stanley_Cup_Final
Defunct horse racing track
secretary was Tommy Gorman. It continued under the CRA until 1934, when it joined the Province of Quebec Racing Association, whose president was Gorman. The club
Connaught_Park_Racetrack
1934 ice hockey championship series
Joe Starke (Spare did not play) Frederic McLaughlin (President/Owner), Tommy Gorman (Manager-Coach) Eddie Froelich (Trainer) Bill Tobin (Secretary-Treasurer)*
1934_Stanley_Cup_Final
Professional ice hockey league season
now team president, manager and coach Tommy Gorman. At one point, Lionel Conacher had to run the team when Gorman experienced health and nervous problems
1935–36_NHL_season
McKerrow Alexander Turnbull Henry Hoobin Ernest Hamilton John Broderick Tommy Gorman Patrick Brennan (Capt.) D. McLeod A. Mara J. Fyon Great Britain Gustav
Lacrosse at the Summer Olympics
Lacrosse_at_the_Summer_Olympics
Canadian ice hockey player and coach (1903–1986)
Preceded by Tommy Gorman Head coach of the Montreal Maroons 1937–38 Succeeded by Tommy Gorman Preceded by Joe Primeau Head coach of the Toronto Maple
King_Clancy
Ice hockey award
playing the most games for that team would be awarded the trophy. Manager Tommy Gorman of the Montreal Canadiens stated that if the trophy was awarded to his
Vezina_Trophy
Season of ice hockey
Tigers franchise and the rights to its players for $80,000. Dwyer got Tommy Gorman to be general manager and coach from the Ottawa Senators, where he had
1925–26 New York Americans season
1925–26_New_York_Americans_season
National Hockey League team in Montreal, Quebec
Worters Builders Scotty Bowman Pat Burns Joe Cattarinich Leo Dandurand Tommy Gorman Dick Irvin Hartland Molson William Northey Ambrose O'Brien Sam Pollock
Montreal_Canadiens
National Hockey League team season
and franchise were dissolved after the season. On September 24, 1937, Tommy Gorman hired King Clancy from the Toronto Maple Leafs to take over as coach
1937–38 Montreal Maroons season
1937–38_Montreal_Maroons_season
2005 Canadian film
Vincent Lecavalier Bernie Geoffrion Ian Laperrière Toe Blake Randy Thomas Tommy Gorman Philip Craig Bob Dill Sean Avery Frank Selke Tony Calabretta Clarence
The_Rocket_(2005_film)
History of the ice hockey club
force in the new league; he not only owned the Canadiens, but had loaned Tommy Gorman the money he used to buy the Senators. However, the four teams still
History of the Montreal Canadiens
History_of_the_Montreal_Canadiens
Canadian ice hockey executive (1893–1985)
Preceded by Tommy Gorman General Manager of the Montreal Canadiens 1946–64 Succeeded by Sam Pollock
Frank_J._Selke
Americans had nine different head coaches during the team's existence. Tommy Gorman is the most successful head coach in team's history, accumulating a
List of New York Americans head coaches
List_of_New_York_Americans_head_coaches
Arena for sports and entertainment
controlled by T. Franklin Ahearn and Senators' owners Edgar Dey and Tommy Gorman. It replaced The Arena, built in 1907. The first NHL game held there
Ottawa_Auditorium
Ice hockey team in Ontario, Canada
its first manager, and who owned the football Ottawa Rough Riders and Tommy Gorman, who had had a partial ownership of the Senators previously from 1917
Ottawa Senators (senior hockey)
Ottawa_Senators_(senior_hockey)
(9-7): Canada: Brennan, Gorman, Turnbull; England: Buckland (3), Jones (2) FOURTH QUARTER (14-10): Canada: Brennan (3), Gorman, Turnbull; England: Jones
Lacrosse at the 1908 Summer Olympics
Lacrosse_at_the_1908_Summer_Olympics
Ice hockey team
Sweeney Schriner, 1936–1939 Charlie Conacher, 1939–1941 Tommy Anderson, 1941–1942 Tommy Gorman, 1925–1926, 1928–1929 Newsy Lalonde, 1926–1927 Shorty Green
New_York_Americans
Canadian ice hockey player and coach (1924–1989)
Quebec, living with and working for the family of NHL founder Tommy Gorman's son, Joe Gorman, as well as the opportunity to live in retired railcar that
Doug_Harvey_(ice_hockey)
Canadian ice hockey coach
Montreal Canadiens In office 1939–1940 Preceded by Cecil Hart Succeeded by Tommy Gorman Head Coach of the Montreal Canadiens In office 1939 Preceded by Cecil
Jules_Dugal
Canadian ice hockey player and coach (1890–1937)
rumours that he was to join the Senators, whose former owner and manager, Tommy Gorman, resigned on the same day from the New York Americans to manage the newly
Eddie_Gerard
Professional ice hockey league season
coach Tommy Gorman punched referee Bill Stewart following a disputed overtime goal by Boston's Marty Barry. Stewart threw several punches at Gorman before
1932–33_NHL_season
Former ice hockey team in the NHL
Hammond of Madison Square Garden, Duggan, and former Ottawa manager Tommy Gorman were announced as the officers. The new team was for a time known as
Hamilton_Tigers_(NHL)
2005 Irish TV series or program
analyst and radio presenter George Hook, the professional taxi person Tommy Gorman, the blues musician Don Baker and the association football presenter
Naked_Camera
Professional ice hockey league season
The trades did not help and the Canadiens lost some fans. Meanwhile, Tommy Gorman bought a share of the Montreal Maroons from James Strachan and when he
1934–35_NHL_season
Stanley Cup victory: Combined player/non-player: Al Arbour, 4 Non-player: Tommy Gorman and Scotty Bowman, 4 Most Hart Memorial Trophies: Wayne Gretzky, 9 Most
List of NHL records (individual)
List_of_NHL_records_(individual)
stats and more". Montreal Canadiens. Retrieved July 18, 2015. "Tom P. Gorman – Bio, pictures, stats and more". Montreal Canadiens. Archived from the
List of Montreal Canadiens general managers
List_of_Montreal_Canadiens_general_managers
Racetrack and casino resort in Mexico
most of the neighboring U.S. states. The first manager of the track was Tommy Gorman, who had previously been involved in ice hockey. Although President Lázaro
Caliente_Hipódromo
Canadian ice hockey player (1925–2009)
Colborne, brought Kennedy to the attention Montreal General Manager Tommy Gorman and Kennedy was put on their negotiation list. In the fall of 1942, Montreal
Ted_Kennedy_(ice_hockey)
Minor league baseball team
Jean-Pierre Roy Bob Trice Coaker Triplett Taft Wright Ottawa Giants Tommy Gorman Ottawa Lynx Johnson, Lloyd; Wolff, Miles, eds. (1997). The Encyclopedia
Ottawa_Athletics
Canadian sports journalist (1908–1990)
player. Thomas Westwick was an uncle to Westwick as his father's brother. Tommy Gorman was also an uncle to Westwick, having married Harry Westwick's sister
Bill_Westwick
league was represented by Lichtenhein's Wanderers, Kennedy's Canadiens, Tommy Gorman on behalf of the Senators, and Mike Quinn of the Bulldogs. A new team
History of the National Hockey League (1917–1942)
History_of_the_National_Hockey_League_(1917–1942)
Valley in Ontario and Quebec in Canada
1934 and came back in 1992, but also of such famous NHL builders as Tommy Gorman and Ambrose O'Brien. With the Senators' arena Canadian Tire Centre (CTC)
Ottawa_Valley
Annual National Hockey League honor
Wilf Cude Montreal Canadiens Coach Lester Patrick* (6) New York Rangers Tommy Gorman* Montreal Maroons 1936–37 C Marty Barry* Detroit Red Wings Art Chapman
NHL_All-Star_team
2010 ice hockey championship series
people with wins with four teams are Jack Marshall, Harry Hap Holmes, Tommy Gorman and Al Arbour. This was also his 12th Stanley Cup win, tying him with
2010_Stanley_Cup_Final
Canadian ice hockey player, arena builder, team owner
he bought a share of the hockey club, along with Martin Rosenthal and Tommy Gorman, the total purchase price being $15,000. In 1919, he forced Rosenthal
Ted_Dey
Claude Ruel, .667 Scotty Bowman, .632 Jean Perron, .625 Hap Day, .613 Tommy Gorman, .600 Larry Robinson, .596 Guy Boucher, .595 Jared Bednar, .594 Scotty
List of NHL statistical leaders
List_of_NHL_statistical_leaders
1980 ice hockey championship series
win cup with four teams are Jack Marshall, Harry (Happy) Holmes, and Tommy Gorman. Bryan Trottier was first Metis player to win the Stanley Cup Bob Nystrom
1980_Stanley_Cup_Final
Professional ice hockey league season
to play in New York's Madison Square Garden. Former Ottawa executive Tommy Gorman, joined the Americans' organization. At the annual meeting on November
1925–26_NHL_season
Canadian ice hockey and lacrosse player (1887–1970)
"Lacrosse Hall of Fame Men Named" Vancouver Sun. Jan 22, 1966 (pg. 17). "Tommy Philips Greatest Shot in Hockey Season". Harbor Grace Standard. October
Newsy_Lalonde
Canadian sports executive (1895–1980)
Canadiens and manager of their home arena, the Montreal Forum, succeeding Tommy Gorman. With the support of J. P. Bickell and the help of a CA$300,000 (equivalent
Conn_Smythe
Frank Smith 1963 Leo Dandurand Tommy Gorman Frederic McLaughlin 1964 Angus Daniel Campbell Frank Dilio 1965 Foster Hewitt Tommy Lockhart 1966 Clarence Campbell
List of members of the Hockey Hall of Fame
List_of_members_of_the_Hockey_Hall_of_Fame
Canadian ice hockey coach
Preceded by Emil Iverson Head coach of the Chicago Black Hawks 1933 Succeeded by Tommy Gorman
Godfrey_Matheson
American baseball player and coach (born 1981)
September, Hottovy was named the inaugural recipient of the Red Sox' Lou Gorman Award. Hottovy became a free agent on November 2, 2011, and signed with
Tommy_Hottovy
Australian fashion label
Girard and Cornelia O’Donovan. The Gorman 2019 Mangkaja collection collaborated with Aboriginal artists Ngarralja Tommy May (2020 winner of the Telstra Award)
Gorman_(brand)
Minor league baseball team
playoffs each year. The Jersey City team was owned by the New York Giants. Tommy Gorman, who held the exclusive rights to baseball at Lansdowne Park, engineered
Ottawa_Giants
Professional ice hockey league season
King Clancy, settled into last place and president and general manager Tommy Gorman decided he would take over as coach. He did even worse and the fans stayed
1937–38_NHL_season
Canadian ice hockey player and coach (1892–1957)
didn't want the Canadiens to fold as well. Canadiens general manager Tommy Gorman took up Smythe on his suggestion and drove Irvin to Montreal to take
Dick_Irvin
American baseball player (born 1995)
starting shortstop Paul DeJong and the call-up of second base prospect Nolan Gorman, Edman moved to shortstop. On June 11, Edman hit his first career walk-off
Tommy_Edman
Honorary gift to esteemed individuals
player April 25, 1935: Stewart Evans, hockey player April 25, 1935: Tommy Gorman, hockey player April 25, 1935: Frank Nighbor, hockey player April 25
List of Keys to the City in Canada
List_of_Keys_to_the_City_in_Canada
Surname list
Zimmer[mann], chamber/carpenter (cf. timber). Diana Zimber, a member of the Tommy Gorman family Gisela Zimber, German writer Liane Zimbler, née Juliana Fischer
Zimber
Soccer tournament
Jersey AC 3–4 Wilberforce Tommy Gorman Charlie Zehnbauer Smith (pk) Leadbetter Leadbetter Tom Fisher (pk) 84' Ford
1911–12_American_Cup
Name worn on a sports uniform
their jerseys was the NHL's New York Americans in the 1925–26 season. Tommy Gorman, the head coach, was inspired by amateur hockey teams and put names on
Name_(sports)
2022 biographical drama miniseries
Goode, Giovanni Ribisi, Colin Hanks, Dan Fogler, Juno Temple, and Burn Gorman all star. It premiered on April 28, 2022, and ran 10 episodes through June
The_Offer
Establishment in Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Gardiner (2000) Georges Giguere (1978) Dr. Gordon Gilbertson (2017) Tommy Gorman (1977) Elizabeth Arden Graham (2003) Jack Graham (1990) W. (Bill) D.
Canadian Horse Racing Hall of Fame
Canadian_Horse_Racing_Hall_of_Fame
most of the neighboring U.S. states. The first manager of the track was Tommy Gorman, who had previously been involved in ice hockey. Charrería is the national
History_of_sport_in_Mexico
Professional ice hockey league season
Lesueur and Ken Randall Montreal Canadiens: Leo Dandurand Ottawa Senators: Tommy Gorman Toronto St. Patricks: Charles Querrie The following is a list of players
1923–24_NHL_season
American sports executive (1880–1939)
serving as the team's president, Duggan as chairman of the board, and Tommy Gorman as the general manager. Hockey proved to be a big draw in New York and
John_S._Hammond
American boxer (1904–1975)
1921 Olympia A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, U.S. 16 Win 7–0 (9) Tommy Gorman KO 2 (8) Dec 2, 1921 Cambria A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, U.S. 15
Benny_Bass
American basketball player and coach (1934–2020)
Heinsohn and Gorman. On Celtics broadcasts, Heinsohn liked to point out players who displayed extra hustle to help the team by giving them "Tommy Points."
Tom_Heinsohn
Canadian athlete and politician (1900–1954)
Pittsburgh Pirates captain 1925–26 Succeeded by Harold Cotton Preceded by Tommy Gorman Head coach of the New York Americans 1929–30 Succeeded by Eddie Gerard
Lionel_Conacher
1920 ice hockey championship series
Edwin Ted Dey, (President/Owner) Frank Ahearn, (Hon. President/Owner) Tommy Gorman, (Manager/Secretary/Owner) Pete Green, (Coach) Frank Dolan, (Trainer)
1920_Stanley_Cup_Final
Canadian ice hockey player
business manager of the team, however conflicts with the team's manager Tommy Gorman led to Patrick leaving after a few months in 1941 when he took a up a
Frank_Patrick_(ice_hockey)
National Hockey League team season
Maple Leafs to win the franchise's second Stanley Cup championship. Tommy Gorman, after winning the Stanley Cup with the Chicago Black Hawks, was hired
1934–35 Montreal Maroons season
1934–35_Montreal_Maroons_season
Canadian sports promoter
States, his legacy has often been overlooked in favour of other men like Tommy Gorman, Tex Rickard and Bill Dwyer. As Baz O'Meara wrote in the Montreal Daily
Thomas_Duggan
Canadian sports manager (1884–1945)
capitulated and sold Denneny to Ottawa, but not before raising the ire of Tommy Gorman in Ottawa and Lichtenhein in Montreal. On February 8, 1917, the 228th
Eddie_Livingstone
Professional ice hockey league season
Maurice Richard showed promise, but broke his leg, and Canadiens' manager Tommy Gorman began to look at him as brittle. Benoit became the first Canadien to
1942–43_NHL_season
Ice hockey player (1896–1960)
Preceded by Newsy Lalonde Head coach of the New York Americans 1927–28 Succeeded by Tommy Gorman
Shorty_Green
Professional ice hockey league season
and Tommy Gorman was hired as general manager. He hired recently released Toronto coach Dick Irvin to run the team. One of the first things Gorman and
1940–41_NHL_season
American boxer (1889–1955)
Jersey. He defeated Tommy Gorman at the Armory in Reading, Pennsylvania, in a second-round knockout on December 16, 1919. Gorman went down for the count
Johnny_Buff
Professional ice hockey league season
could sign a contract at age 16, but not play professional until age 18. Tommy Gorman, who had been associated with the National Hockey League since its inception
1946–47_NHL_season
Canadian ice hockey player (1890–1956)
dispersion draft of the Wanderers team by Ottawa Senators general manager Tommy Gorman, who paid for Cleghorn's transportation to Ottawa. After recovering from
Sprague_Cleghorn
Doug Gilmour biography at Legends of Hockey, retrieved June 17, 2015 Tommy Gorman biography at Legends of Hockey, retrieved June 17, 2015 George Hainsworth
List of Montreal Canadiens award winners
List_of_Montreal_Canadiens_award_winners
Professional ice hockey league season
against average Source: NHL. Boston Bruins: Art Ross Chicago Black Hawks: Tommy Gorman Detroit Red Wings: Jack Adams New York Rangers: Lester Patrick Montreal
1933–34_NHL_season
Canadian ice hockey player (1904–1934)
his body, notably his kidneys. When questioned by Tommy Gorman about his issue, Gardiner lied to Gorman and insisted it was only a minor headache. However
Charlie_Gardiner_(ice_hockey)
Canadian ice hockey player (1900–1958)
for the Montreal Maroons in 1935, at the behest of new Maroons' coach Tommy Gorman, who had won the Cup with Chicago the previous season. Then 33 years
Alec_Connell
Professional ice hockey league season
Montreal Canadiens, and the Habs almost had to move to Cleveland. But Tommy Gorman kept the team alive. They added Emile "Butch" Bouchard to start his great
1941–42_NHL_season
Professional ice hockey team season of play
Ahearn and Tommy Gorman reached an impasse in the management of the team. Both attempted to buy out the other. In December, Ahearn accepted Gorman's $50,000
1924–25 Ottawa Senators season
1924–25_Ottawa_Senators_season
Canadian businessman and politician
four years between 1920 and 1923. In 1924, he bought out majority owner Tommy Gorman. In 1926-27, the Senators won the Cup with one of the most impressive
T._Franklin_Ahearn
2025 comedy-drama film by Hikari
The supporting cast includes Takehiro Hira, Mari Yamamoto, Shannon Mahina Gorman, and Akira Emoto. An international co-production between the United States
Rental_Family
Professional ice hockey league season
Canadiens: Cecil Hart Montreal Maroons: Eddie Gerard New York Americans: Tommy Gorman Ottawa Senators: Dave Gill Toronto Maple Leafs: Conn Smythe The following
1928–29_NHL_season
Professional ice hockey league season
corner and now Tommy Gorman and Dick Irvin had a team to make the fans happy. Bill Durnan solved the goaltending woes, but not before Gorman had all kinds
1943–44_NHL_season
American drummer
Larry Gorman (born May 9, 1972, in Astoria, Queens) is a rock drummer. Gorman has played in numerous hardcore punk, post-hardcore, and alternative rock
Larry_Gorman
Professional ice hockey league season
York City, Pittsburgh and Philadelphia were shelved. In January 1925, Tommy Gorman and Ted Dey sold their interests in the Ottawa Senators to T. Franklin
1924–25_NHL_season
Professional ice hockey league season
Rangers: Lester Patrick Montreal Canadiens: Cecil Hart Montreal Maroons: Tommy Gorman New York Americans: Red Dutton Toronto Maple Leafs: Dick Irvin The following
1936–37_NHL_season
Term in sports
of the current franchise received permission from the descendants of Tommy Gorman, who owned the Senators in 1954, to use the name. The new Senators also
Revival_(sports_team)
Canadian ice hockey player (1910-1963)
were sold to the Montreal Maroons. Maroons' general manager and coach Tommy Gorman put him on a line with newly acquired Gus Marker and sophomore left winger
Bob_Gracie
Dave Gill Billy Gilmour Edward P. Gleeson Tony Golab Ebbie Goodfellow Tommy Gorman Paul Gratton Steve Gray Hélène Madeleine Grégoire Kristina Groves Patsy
Ottawa_Sport_Hall_of_Fame
National Hockey League team season
Hockey Club, of which he was one-third partner. Martin Rosenthal and Tommy Gorman, his hockey club partners, tried to use the Aberdeen Pavilion again.
1918–19 Ottawa Senators season
1918–19_Ottawa_Senators_season
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