Marty Howe's Toronto Malboros 1975 Memorial Cup Champions Silver Tray
The greatest achievement that any junior hockey player in Canada can strive for is winning the coveted Memorial Cup. In 1973 Marty Howe and the Toronto Malboros of the OHA did just that. This silver tray measuring 10" across was awarded Marty for that accomplishment. It has been engraved with "Presented to the 1973 Memorial Cup Champions - Toronto Malboros by City of Toronto".
Coached by legendary Maple Leaf George Armstrong, the Malboros set an OHA record that season for becoming the first team to ever reach 100 points. Marty led a strong d-core that allowed the fewest number of goals against during the season. His brother Mark earn Memorial Cup MVP honors. The team would be in the discussion for one of the greats of all-time.
Coached by legendary Maple Leaf George Armstrong, the Malboros set an OHA record that season for becoming the first team to ever reach 100 points. Marty led a strong d-core that allowed the fewest number of goals against during the season. His brother Mark earn Memorial Cup MVP honors. The team would be in the discussion for one of the greats of all-time.
