78 years later, Chicago Blackhawks forward John Harms finally gets his rookie card as part of a campaign to honor Indigenous players

from Chicago Tribune 1 year ago

John Harms seemed to fade from Chicago Blackhawks lore just as quickly as he arrived.Harms, a 5-foot-8, 160-pound right wing for the Hawks from 1943-45, is best known for being the first player to score his first three goals in a Stanley Cup Final - before he ever scored in a regular-season game.But he found himself out of the picture in Chicago.

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78 years later, Chicago Blackhawks forward John Harms finally gets his rookie card as part of a campaign to honor Indigenous players78 years later, Chicago Blackhawks forward John Harms finally gets his rookie card as part of a campaign to honor Indigenous players Briefly

78 years later, Chicago Blackhawks forward John Harms finally gets his rookie card as part of a campaign to honor Indigenous players
78 years later, Chicago Blackhawks forward John Harms finally gets his rookie card as part of a campaign to honor Indigenous players
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