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Uploaded By: PRESIDENT on January 30th, 2025

Detroit Red Wings 1933-34

Team Roster
Front Row L to R - Teddy Graham, Larry Aurie, Eddie Wiseman, Frank Carson, Wilf Cude, Herbie Lewis, Fred Robertson, Cooney Weiland.

Back Row - Frank "Honey" Walker (trainer), Doug Young, Wilf Starr, John Sorrell, Gord Pettinger, Ebbie Goodfellow, Jack Adams (coach & manager), Walt Buswell, Hap Emms, John Ross Roach, Jack Tompkins (in Detroit Olympics jersey), Bozo Bordeaux (trainer).

The Red Wings played a 48 game NHL regular season, winning 24, losing 14 with 10 ties finishing first in American Division and winning their 1st Prince of Wales Trophy as American Division regular season champions.

The Red Wings got the bye in first round, then defeated Toronto in semifinal 3-2 in best of 5 and lost to Chicago 3-1 in 1934 Stanley Cup final.

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