1957 Stanley Cup Finals - The Series

The Series

Rocket Richard scored four times in game one, including three in the second period to tie Ted Lindsay's record. Jacques Plante held the Bruins to just six goals in the five games, four of which were scored by Fleming Mackell.

Boston Bruins vs. Montreal Canadiens


April 6 Montreal Canadiens 5–1 Boston Bruins Montreal Forum
No scoring First period No scoring
(Tom Johnson, Dickie Moore) Maurice Richard - 10:39
(Doug Harvey) Maurice Richard - 13:39
(Doug Harvey) Bernie Geoffrion - 15:25
(Doug Harvey, Henri Richard) Maurice Richard - 17:00
Second period 7:37 - Fleming Mackell, 2 (Doug Mohns, Larry Regan)
(Henri Richard) Maurice Richard - 18:17 Third period No scoring
April 9 Montreal Canadiens 1-0 Boston Bruins Montreal Forum
No scoring First period No scoring
(Bernie Geoffrion, Dollard St. Laurent) John Beliveau - 2:27 Second period No scoring
No scoring Third period No scoring
April 11 Boston Bruins 2-4 Montreal Canadiens Boston Garden
No scoring First period 1:30 - Bernie Geoffrion (Doug Harvey, Bert Olmstead)
14:39 - Floyd Curry (Phil Goyette)
19:54 - Bernie Geoffrion (Jean Beliveau)
(Bob Armstrong) Don McKenney, 1 - 6:16 Second period No scoring
(Fern Flaman) Fleming Mackell, 3 - 19:16 Third period 7:31 - Phil Goyette (Don Marshall, Floyd Curry)
April 14 Boston Bruins 2-0 Montreal Canadiens Boston Garden
(Larry Regan, Jerry Topazzini) Fleming Mackell, 4 - 2:56 First period No scoring
No scoring Second period No scoring
(Leo Labine, Don McKenney) Flaming Mackell, 5 - 19:40 Third period No scoring
April 16 Montreal Canadiens 5–1 Boston Bruins Montreal Forum
(Don Marshall, Claude Provost) Andre Pronovost - 18:11 First period No scoring
(Doug Harvey, Bernie Geoffrion) Dickie Moore - 0:14
(Tom Johnson, Bert Olmstead) Bernie Geoffrion - 15:12
Second period No scoring
(Floyd Curry, Dickie Moore) Don Marshall - 17:38
(Connie Broden, Dickie Moore) Floyd Curry - 18:31
Third period 13:43 - Leo Labine, 3 (Leo Boivin)
Montreal won series 4–1


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