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kikiskeysgame · 5 years ago

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History of Chicago Blackhawks' trade picks: 1950s

Hello, Blackhawks fans! Today's "History of Chicago Blackhawks' Trade Picks" will focus on the 1950s.

July 13, 1950 The Blackhawks acquired Pete Babando, Al Dewsbury, Harry Lumley, Don Morrison & Jack Stewart from the Detroit Red Wings in exchange for defenseman Bob Goldham, goaltender Sugar Jim Henry, forward Metro Prystai & forward Gaye Stewart

September 19, 1950 The Blackhawks acquired defensemen Steve Hrymnak & Jean-Paul Lamirande from the New York Rangers in exchange for cash

October 4, 1950 The Blackhawks acquired cash from the Montreal Canadiens in exchange for defenseman Ralph Nattrass

December 2, 1950 The Blackhawks acquired forward Steve Black & defenseman Lee Fogolin Sr. from the Detroit Red Wings in exchange for forwards Bert Olmstead & Vic Stasiuk

August 20, 1951 The Blackhawks acquired forward George Gee, defenseman Clare Martin, forward Jim McFadden, forward Max McNab, forward Jim Peters Sr. & defenseman Clare Raglan from the Detroit Red Wings in exchange for $75K cash and future considerations (Hugh Coflin); they also acquired cash from the Boston Bruins in exchange for forward Adam Brown

September 18, 1951 The Blackhawks acquired defenseman Max Quackenbush from the Detroit Red Wings in exchange for Doug McCaig

November 1, 1951 The Blackhawks acquired forward Pete Horeck from the Boston Bruins in exchange for cash

December 28, 1951 The Blackhawks acquired cash from the New York Rangers in exchange for the rights to defenseman Clare Martin

July 22, 1952 The Blackhawks acquired forward Sid Abel from the Detroit Red Wings in exchange for cash

August 14, 1952 The Blackhawks acquired forwards Fred Glover & Enio Schlisizzi from the Detroit Red Wings in exchange for cash; they also acquired defenseman Ed Kryzanowski from the Boston Bruins in exchange for cash

September 11, 1952 The Blackhawks acquired forward Cal Gardner, forward Ray Hannigan, defenseman Gus Mortson and goaltender Al Rollins from the Toronto Maple Leafs in exchange for goaltender Harry Lumley

September 22, 1952 The Blackhawks acquired forward Gerry Couture from the Montreal Canadiens in exchange for cash

September 23, 1952 The Blackhawks acquired cash from the Detroit Red Wings in exchange for goaltender Red Almas, forward Guyle Fielder & defenseman Steve Hyrmnak

October 15, 1952 The Blackhawks acquired the loan of Guyle Fielder for the remainder of the 1952-53 NHL season in exchange for the loan of Ray Hannigan for the remainder of the 1952-53 NHL season

October 31, 1952 The Blackhawks acquired cash from the Boston Bruins in exchange for defenseman Ed Kryzanowski

January 9, 1953 The Blackhawks acquired cash from the New York Rangers in exchange for the rights to Pete Babando

May 4, 1954 The Blackhawks acquired forward George Dusty Blair, forward Jack Leclair & defenseman Frank Sullivan from the Toronto Maple Leafs in exchange for forward Brian Cullen

August 10, 1954 The Blackhawks acquired forward Bob Hassard from the Toronto Maple Leafs in exchange for cash

September 10, 1954 The Blackhawks acquired forward George Red Sullivan from the Boston Bruins in exchange for cash

October 4, 1954 The Blackhawks acquired forward Ray Timgren from the Toronto Maple Leafs in exchange for defenseman Jack Price; they also acquired defenseman Frank Martin from the Boston Bruins in exchange for forward Murray Costello

October 9, 1954 The Blackhawks acquired forward Dick Gamble from the Montreal Canadiens in exchange for Bill Shevtz & cash

October 13, 1954 The Blackhawks acquired forward Lorne Davis from the Montreal Canadiens in exchange for forward Ike Hildebrand & future considerations

November 9, 1954 The Blackhawks acquired forward Metro Prystai from the Detroit Red Wings in exchange for forward Lorne Davis; they also acquired cash & the loan of Paul Masnick from the Montreal Canadiens in exchange for the loan of Al Dewsbury

November 16, 1954 The Blackhawks acquired forwards Dave Creighton & Bob Hassard from the Toronto Maple Leafs in exchange for cash

November 23, 1954 The Blackhawks acquired Rick Lamoreaux, Nick Mickoski & Allan Stanley from the New York Rangers in exchange for Pete Conacher & Bill Gadbsy

December 10, 1954 The Blackhawks acquired forward Ed Litzenberger from the Montreal Canadiens in exchange for cash

May 27, 1955 The Blackhawks acquired forward Tony Leswick, forward Glen Skov, forward Johnny Wilson & defenseman Benny Woit from the Detroit Red Wings in exchange for forward Dave Creighton, defenseman Gord Bucky Hollingworth, center John McCormack & forward Jerry Toppazzini

July 3, 1955 The Blackhawks acquired forward Fred Burchell from the Montreal Canadiens in exchange for defenseman Max Quackenbush; however, the trade was later voided when Quackenbush retired from the NHL

October 4, 1955 The Blackhawks acquired forward Norm Corcoran from the Detroit Red Wings in exchange for forward Wally Blaisdell; however, the trade was voided when Blaisdell was unable to report to the team

October 24, 1955 The Blackhawks acquired Ed Sanford from the Montreal Canadiens in exchange for the loan of forward Metro Prystai

January 17, 1956 The Blackhawks acquired forward Norm Corcoran from the Detroit Red Wings in exchange for cash & the loan of Gord Pennell

May 17, 1956 The Blackhawks acquired Bud MacPherson & Ken Mosdell from the Montreal Canadiens in exchange for $30K cash; however, the players returned to Montreal due to the Canadiens holding right of recall

May 21, 1956 The Blackhawks acquired Eric Nesterenko & Harry Lumley from the Toronto Maple Leafs in exchange for $40K cash

May 24, 1956 The Blackhawks acquired Eddie Mazur from the Montreal Canadiens in exchange for $5,000 cash; however, the player returned to Montreal due to the Canadiens holding right of recall; they also acquired forwards Ed Kachur & Forbes Kennedy from the Canadiens in exchange for $50K cash

June 19, 1956 The Blackhawks acquired forward Wally Hergesheimer from the New York Rangers in exchange for forward George Red Sullivan

August 1, 1956 The Blackhawks acquired cash from the Detroit Red Wings in exchange for forward Tony Leswick

October 8, 1956 The Blackhawks acquired cash from the Boston Bruins in exchange for defenseman Allan Stanley

February 14, 1957 The Blackhawks acquired forward Bob Hassard from the Detroit Red Wings in exchange for defenseman Al Dewsbury

July 23, 1957 The Blackhawks acquired goaltender Glenn Hall & forward Ted Lindsay from the Detroit Red Wings in exchange for goaltender Hank Bassen, forward Forbes Kennedy, Bill Preston & forward Johnny Wilson

December 17, 1957 The Blackhawks acquired forward Billy Dea, forward Bill Dineen, forward Lorne Ferguson & forward Earl Dutch Reibel from the Detroit Red Wings in exchange for forward Bob Bailey, forward Hec Lalande, forward John McIntyre & forward Nick Mickoski

June 3, 1958 The Blackhawks acquired defenseman Dollard St. Laurent from the Montreal Canadiens in exchange for cash & future considerations (the loan of Norm Johnson)

June 6, 1958 The Blackhawks acquired forward Tod Sloan from the Toronto Maple Leafs in exchange for cash

September 3, 1958 The Blackhawks acquired future considerations from the Detroit Red Wings in exchange for defenseman Gus Mortson

December 21, 1958 The Blackhawks acquired forward Phil Maloney from the New York Rangers in exchange for $7.5K cash, future considerations & the loan of Ray Cyr

April 1, 1959 The Blackhawks acquired Bill Hay from the Montreal Canadiens in exchange for cash

June 9, 1959 The Blackhawks acquired Murray Balfour from the Montreal Canadiens in exchange for cash

September 10, 1959 The Blackhawks acquired Eddie Johnston & Claude Pronovost from the Montreal Canadiens in exchange for cash

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