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Legionnaires tottered back from the brink of oblivion, winning the last three encounters. Round two went more smoothly, with Sarnia sweeping the St. Marys Lincolns in four straight. In the league final, the Legionnaires again got into trouble, falling behind the Burlington Industrialists 3–2 in games before winning the final two contests. Mike Muir got two goals in the seventh and deciding game as Sarnia won 4–2. Another playoff hero was Butch Crawley, a defensive forward who suddenly exploded for eight goals in one three-game stretch.
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1954, Forbes blinked the red light four consecutive times in the third period as the
Legionnaires edged London 6–4. Four nights later he got another four as Sarnia crushed the Lou Balls 11–7. He was a small, speedy forward who was able to move into high gear at the last moment, fooling many opposing blueliners. When the season ended, Forbes had missed the league scoring title (which was won by Blenheim's Elio Marcon) by a single point.
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Seaforth Baldwins on Nov. 9, 1954 by an 8–6 score. Billy Muir scored the first goal in Legionnaire history. The club won its first game four nights later, beating the London Lou Balls 7–5 in London. The first home win came on Nov. 16 when Sarnia edged the Blenheim Bobcats 4-3 before 410 fans. Glen Forbes had two goals for the victors.
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On Nov. 10, 2007 the Sarnia Sting took to the ice against
Kingston in an OHL game wearing replica Sarnia Legionnaire jerseys. After the game, they auctioned the sweaters off to raise money for the Sarnia branch of the Royal Canadian Legion. The 20 jerseys fetched more than $ 5,000. Almost 4,000 fans
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Legionnaires held a reunion in Sarnia, with players returning from as far away as Australia and Seattle, Washington. Organizer Buck Wright told the Sarnia Observer that the team had once "set a record for 27 or 28 wins in a row." No other details were given, but the Legionnaires did
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Legionnaires fell behind the Woodstock Warriors, who were led by Walter Gretzky, the father of future hockey superstar Wayne Gretkzky, by two games to none in the best-of-seven opening round. Woodstock won both contests convincingly, taking the second by an 8-0
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The new Legionnaires have lived up to the old team's legend. In the 2008–09 season they finished first in the Western Conference of the Greater Ontario Hockey League. In the playoffs, they eliminated the St. Thomas Stars, Strathroy Rockets and London Nationals to win the Weir Cup as Western Ontario
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Even when they didn't win a title the Sarnia Legionnaires were almost always a top contender. They lost four Western Jr. 'B' finals. In all, they were in the Western Final nine times during their 14 seasons as a Jr. 'B' team. Ten times in 18 years if you count the team's record when it was known as
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Legionnaire star Don Cain scored four seconds into the start of the second period, tying a world record for any hockey league, anywhere, as the Legionnaires tied Windsor Spitfires 3–3 in a December 1967 game.
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1699:Duke Harris
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710:Sarnia Bees
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299:Senior team
1743:Categories
1718:References
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1711:Peter Mara
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1693:Frank Blum
1687:Ted Garvin
1683:WHA player
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1677:NHL player
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111:March 2022
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1689:NHL coach
1669:Eric Vail
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345:, future
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232:1954-1970
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