Minneapolis Bruins

The Minneapolis Bruins were a

The Bruins were one of the original five teams to enter the newly formed CPHL. Minneapolis operated as a

Ownership

The Minneapolis franchise was operated locally by three dedicated hockey fans:

• • Don Awrey — 1963/64
  • Ed Bartoli — 1963/65
  • Ron Boehm — 1964/65
  • Ron Buchanan — 1964/65
  • Gord Butterworth — 1963/64
  • Bob Champoux — 1964/65
  • Ray Clearwater — 1964/65
  • Bill Cooper — 1963/65
  • Terry Crisp — 1963/65
  • Wayne Doll — 1964/65
  • Gary Dornhoefer — 1963/64
  • John Favell — 1964/65
  • George Gardner — 1963/64
  • Jeannot Gilbert — 1963/64
  • Stan Gilbertson — 1964/65
  • Andre Gill — 1963/64
  • John Gravel — 1964/65
  • Gary Harmer — 1963/65
  • Bob Heaney — 1964/65
  • Ted Hodgson — 1964/65
  • Brenton Hughes — 1964/65
  • Ted Irvine — 1963/65
  • Bill Knibbs — 1963/65
  • Skip Krake — 1964/65
  • Bruce Lea — 1964/65
  • Ross Lonsberry — 1964/65
  • Larry Lund — 1964/65
  • Duncan MacDonald — 1964/65
  • Mike Mahoney — 1963/64
  • Cesare Maniago — 1964/65
  • Wayne Maxner — 1963/65
  • Dennis Morin — 1963/64
  • Jack Norris — 1963/64
  • Gerry Ouellette — 1963/65
  • Claude Ouimet — 1963/64
  • Pete Panagabko — 1963/65
  • Jean-Paul Parise
    — 1963/65
  • Dunc Rousseau — 1964/65
  • Wayne Schultz — 1963/65
  • Ron Schock — 1963/64
  • Harry Sinden — 1963/65
  • Ken Stephanson — 1963/65
  • Joe Watson — 1963/65
  • Allen Willis — 1963/64
  • Ron Willy — 1963/64

References

External links

• Season-by-season results
• Team Info

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