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Bobby Bauer's retirement in 1947 marked the end of the legendary “Kraut Line” of Milt Schmidt, Woody Dumart and Bobby Bauer. On March 18, 1952, the line participated in a special reunion game in which Schmidt scored his 200th career goal and Bauer had a goal and an assist, despite having been retired the five previous years, in a victory over the Chicago Black Hawks.
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The Chief is in the Garden.
The Golden Greek’s shining moment, now for you to see at the The Sports Museum.
Judge for yourself why he’s known as “The Big Shamrock”
Won at the Garden over 50 years ago, still on display there today.
Even The Cooz needed to warm up.
The final thing it kept is a story.
Protected the man who protected the goal.
Abandoned in 1953. Immortalized in the Hub forever.
Most shoes live in obscurity. Others win the Super Bowl.
The only Navy icon to retire on dry land.
The only baseball to get the best of Tony C.
A hockey great became a war hero, and then an icon.
Legends have a home at the The Sports Museum, especially when they’re a Celtic.
Only Satchel Paige wouldn’t consider this a Boston icon.
See the Garden from the best seats in the house.
Red Sox history preserved for nearly 75 years.
The closest you’ll get to a Beanpot win without losing your teeth.
Rivalry became friendship became memorabilia.
From Natick to the The Sports Museum, by way of the Cotton Bowl.