Answer: Charlie Conacher, Joe Primeau, Busher Jackson
Charlie Conacher, Harvey "Busher" Jackson, and Joe Premeau were all on Toronto's famous Kid Line for seven seasons, and recorded 863 points in total. They were also the first line to finish 1-2-3 in scoring in 1931-32. All of these players made their way to the Hall of Fame.
2. Which players were on the "Bread Line"?
Answer: Bill Cook, Bun Cook, Frank Boucher
The New York Rangers' Bread Line was made up of Bill Cook, his brother Fred "Bun" Cook, and Frank Boucher. They were an unstoppable force for 10 seasons averaging over 100 points per season. They brought New York to it's first Stanley Cup victory, but Fred "Bun" Cook was the only one that didn't reach the Hockey Hall of Fame.
3. Which players were on the "Pony Line"?
Answer: Max Bentley, Doug Bentley, Bill Mosienko
Max Bentley, his brother Doug Bentley, and Bill Mosienko never brought a Stanley Cup to Chicago, but all three made there way to the Hockey Hall of Fame on there strength of their performance as a unit.
4. Which players were on the "UKE Line"?
Answer: Bronco Horvath, Johnny Bucyk, Vic Stasiuk
The Boston Bruins' UKE line was Bronco Horvath, Johnny Bucyk, and Vic Stasiuk, all of whom were of Ukrainian decent. Johnny Bucyk was the only one of these fine players to make it to the Hockey Hall of Fame.
5. Which players were on the "Flying Frenchmen Line"?
Answer: Didier Pitre, Jack Laviolette, Newsy Lalonde
Pitre and Laviolette were backliners with speed and strength, but when they were brought up to the forward to play with the tenacious newsboy, Newsy Lalonde, their magic inspired the scribs to dub their line the Flying Frenchman, a name that became synonymous with the Montreal Canadiens.
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