Guyle Fielder played 21 seasons in the WHL between 1952 and 1973, most of them for Seattle, scoring 391 goals and a whopping 1380 assists. The Seattle Kraken have a trophy named after him, awarded annually to the player who shows the most perserverance, hustle and dedication. Fielder died earlier this year at the age of 95.

The Bombers existed from 1943 to 1975 under various names: the Iron Workers, Ironmen, Bombers, Americans, and most famously as the Totems. They played at the 5,000-seat Civic Arena, which was built in 1927 and demolished in 2017.

The Saskatoon Quakers visited the Bombers on November 1st, 1953. At that point the Bombers were fourth in the standings, Saskatoon fifth.

First period: goal by Bailey (Saskatoon).

Second period: Senick (Saskatoon), Brown (Seattle), Wall (Seattle), Bell (Seattle), Bradley (Seattle).

Third period: Adam (Seattle).

Final score: Seattle 5, Saskatoon 2. Three assists for Fielder.

Bud Bailey from Kenora had a twenty-year minor league career from 1947 to 1967, beginning and ending in the IHL.

Weiner Brown spent his career in the WHL and OHL senior league. 1953-54 was his best year, with 49 goals for Seattle and four playoff games with the Boston Bruins.

Centre Dave Wall played three seasons in the WHL and one in the QHL in the early Fifties.

Joe Bell played 62 games for the New York Rangers in the Forties.

Barton Bradley played one game as a Boston Bruin. His best season was 1951-52 with the Tacoma Rockets.

Doug Adam played four games for the New York Rangers.

Sources: Saskatoon Star-Phoenix, Nov. 2, 1953; hockeydb.com.