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1957-58 Topps NHL Hockey Cards

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The 1957-58 Topps set consists of 66 vintage hockey cards. The Glenn Hall (Chicago Blackhawks) rookie card heads the rookie class in importance and value. The RC’s of Johnny Bucyk (Boston Bruins), Norm Ullman (Detroit Red Wings) and Pierre Pilote (Chicago Blackhawks) are also of great relevance. Other important hockey cards in the collection include Gordie Howe (Detroit Red Wings), Terry Sawchuk (Detroit Red Wings) and Gump Worsley (New York Rangers).

As with the other early years with Topps and Parkhurst sharing the National Hockey League, Topps featured players from the Boston Bruins, Detroit Red Wings, Chicago Black Hawks and New York Rangers. Parkhurst covered the Canadian teams in the league, the Toronto Maple Leafs and Montreal Canadiens.

1957-58 Topps NHL Checklist

NumberPlayer
1Real Chevrefils
2Jack Bionda RC
3Bob Armstrong
4Fern Flaman
5Jerry Toppazzini
6Larry Regan RC
7Bronco Horvath RC
8Jack Caffery
9Leo Labine
10Johnny Bucyk RC
11Vic Stasiuk
12Doug Mohns
13Don McKenney
14Don Simmons RC
15Allan Stanley
16Fleming Mackell
17Larry Hillman RC
18Leo Boivin
19Bob Bailey
20Glenn Hall RC
21Ted Lindsay
22Pierre Pilote RC
23Jim Thomson
24Eric Nesterenko
25Gus Mortson
26Ed Litzenberger RC
27Elmer Vasko RC
28Jack McIntyre
29Ron Murphy
30Glen Skov
31Hec Lalande RC
32Nick Mickoski
33Wally Hergesheimer
34Alex Delvecchio
35Terry Sawchuk
36Guyle Fielder RC
37Tom McCarthy RC
38Al Arbour
39Billy Dea RC
40Lorne Ferguson
41Warren Godfrey
42Gordie Howe
43Marcel Pronovost
44Billy McNeill RC
45Earl “Dutch” Reibel
46Norm Ullman RC
47Johnny Wilson
48Red Kelly
49Bill Dineen
50Forbes Kennedy RC
51Harry Howell
52Jean-Guy Gendron RC
53Lorne “Gump” Worsley
54Larry Popein
55Jack Evans
56George “Red” Sullivan
57Gerry Foley RC
58Andy Hebenton RC
59Larry Cahan
60Andy Bathgate
61Danny Lewicki
62Dean Prentice
63Camille Henry
64Lou Fontinato RC
65Bill Gadsby
66Dave Creighton

1957-58 Topps NHL Hockey Card Collection [Video]

1957-58 NHL Standings

TeamGPWLTPtsGFGA
Montreal Canadiens7043171096250158
New York Rangers7032251377195188
Detroit Red Wings7029291270176207
Boston Bruins7027281569199194
Chicago Blackhawks702439755163202
Toronto Maple Leafs7021381153192226

1957-58 NHL Scoring Leaders

PlayerTeamGPGAPtsPIM
Dickie MooreMontreal Canadiens7036488465
Henri RichardMontreal Canadiens6728528056
Andy BathgateNew York Rangers6530487842
Gordie HoweDetroit Red Wings6433447740
Bronco HorvathBoston Bruins6730366671
Ed LitzenbergerChicago Black Hawks7032306263
Fleming MackellBoston Bruins7020406072
Jean BeliveauMontreal Canadiens5527325993
Alex DelvecchioDetroit Red Wings7021385922
Don McKenneyBoston Bruins7028305822

1957-58 NHL Season

1957-58 saw Dickie Moore of the Montreal Canadiens take his first of two consecutive Art Ross Trophy wins. Moore finished with 84 points, four more than teammate Henri Richard. The following year, Dickie would up the ante with an at the time record of 96 points.

The performance got Moore a First Team All-Star selection but he was denied the Hart Trophy. Instead, that award went to Gordie Howe of the Detroit Red Wings. In fact, Dickie was a lowly eighth in the voting for the MVP award.

The Montreal Canadiens dominated the regular season with 43 wins and 96 points, 19 points ahead of the second place New York Rangers. In a rarity, the Toronto Maple Leafs finished in last place and out of post season contention.

The Habs marched to their third consecutive Stanley Cup championship in what would be a string of five straight. After a first round sweep of the Detroit Red Wings, it took six games to eliminate the Boston Bruins in the final.

In the days before the Conn Smythe Trophy for playoff MVP, the award most likely would have gone to Maurice Richard. The Rocket scored eleven goals in ten playoff games for the Canadiens while also adding four assists for 15 points to lead the champions.

Jacques Plante would have been another candidate. Playing all ten games for Montreal, Plante posted a 1.94 goals against average with a single shutout (game 3 against Boston in the final series). Jacques did capture some hardware in 1957-58, taking home the Vezina Trophy. He was also a Second Team All-Star with Glenn Hall of the Blackhawks taking First Team honours.

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