- Paul
Shmyr (January 18, 1946 –
September 2, 2004) was a
Canadian professional ice
hockey defenceman who pla**** in the
World Hockey ****ociation (WHA) and...
- John
Shmyr (January 2, 1945 -
November 11, 2006) was a
Canadian professional ice
hockey player who pla**** 89
games in the
World Hockey ****ociation for...
- both the NHL and WHA. Al Hamilton, 1972–1976 Glen Sather, 1976–1977 Paul
Shmyr, 1977–1979 Ron Chipperfield, 1979–1980
Blair MacDonald, 1980–1981 Lee Fogolin...
- right. In the
World Hockey ****ociation's
final season of 1978-79, Paul
Shmyr, the
captain of the
Edmonton Oilers, wore a "K" (for kapitan) on his sweater...
- only -- Dave Burrows, Dan Maloney, Jean Pronovost, Rene
Robert and Paul
Shmyr Goaltenders:
Gerry Cheevers,
Glenn Resch,
Rogatien Vachon; Dan Bouchard...
- hattrick, was
named the most
valuable player for the
Canadian team and Paul
Shmyr was
named the most
valuable player for the
United States team. Goaltenders :...
-
Crusader uniform, 304 in total.
Other notable Crusaders players included Paul
Shmyr (538
penalty minutes in four seasons),
netminder Gerry Cheevers (99 wins...
-
Hogaboam 1976–1977 Nick
Beverley 1977–1978 J. P.
Parise 1978–1979 Paul
Shmyr 1979–1981 Tim
Young 1981–1982
Craig Hartsburg 1982–1989
Brian Bellows 1984...
-
Nathan Lieuwen Olaf Kölzig Paul Cyr Paul
Kariya Paul
Kruse Paul
Mulvey Paul
Shmyr Randy Rota Ray
Ferraro Reg Kerr
Richard Kromm Rick
Lapointe Rick Shinske...
- xxviii, 17,
which can be
translated as crystal,
means gl****. Diamond, Heb.
shmyr; Sept. adamantinos; Vulg. adamas,
adamantinus (Ezech., iii, 9; Zach., vii...
