The 4th National Hockey League All-Star Game took place at the Detroit Olympia, home of the Detroit Red Wings, on October 8, 1950. The Red Wings defeated a team of NHL all stars, 7–1.
The game Only 9,166 people attended the game, making it is the smallest attendance figure in All-Star Game history. Ted Lindsay of the Red Wings scored the first hat trick in an All-Star Game, as the Red Wings won 7–1.
Game summary NHL All-Stars Detroit Red Wings Final score 1 7 Scoring summary Smith (Peirson), 18:27 3rd Lindsay (Howe), 0:19 1st Lindsay (Abel), 17:12 1st (PPG) Howe (Lindsay, Kelly), 11:12 2nd Peters (Kelly, Prystai), 18:36 2nd Pavelich (Prystai, Peters), 19:44 2nd Prystai (Pavelich), 7:36 3rd Lindsay (unassisted), 14:28 3rd (SHG) Penalties Richard, 7:57 1st Lewsick, 9:09 1st Bentley, 15:13 1st Leswick, 16:54 1st Abel, 9:15 1st Pronovost, 11:45 1st Couture, 4:30 2nd Team (too many men; served by Peters), 5:03, 3rd G. Stewart, 13:10, 3rd Win/loss L - Turk Broda W - Terry Sawchuk Referee: George Gravel Linesmen: George Young, Doug Young
Rosters NHL All-Stars Detroit Red Wings Head coach Lynn Patrick (Boston Bruins) Tommy Ivan (Detroit Red Wings) LineupStarting lineup: 1 - G Turk Broda (Toronto Maple Leafs) 1 - G Charlie Rayner (New York Rangers) 2 - D Jack Stewart (Chicago Black Hawks) 3 - D Gus Mortson (Toronto Maple Leafs) 4 - D Jim Thomson (Toronto Maple Leafs) 5 - D Glen Harmon (Montreal Canadiens) 6 - D Butch Bouchard (Montreal Canadiens) 7 - LW Doug Bentley (Chicago Black Hawks) 8 - RW Bill Mosienko (Chicago Black Hawks) 9 - RW Maurice Richard (Montreal Canadiens) 10 - C Edgar Laprade (New York Rangers) 11 - D Bill Quackenbush (Boston Bruins) 12 - C Ted Kennedy (Toronto Maple Leafs) 18 - LW Tony Leswick (New York Rangers) 20 - C Paul Ronty (Boston Bruins) 23 - RW Johnny Peirson (Boston Bruins) 24 - LW Sid Smith (Toronto Maple Leafs)Starting lineup: 1 - G Terry Sawchuk 2 - D Bob Goldham 4 - D Red Kelly 5 - D Leo Reise 7 - LW Ted Lindsay 8 - C George Gee 9 - RW Gordie Howe 10 - RW Jimmy Peters 11 - LW Gaye Stewart 12 - C Sid Abel, C 14 - C Metro Prystai 15 - LW Marty Pavelich 16 - C Jim McFadden 17 - RW Joe Carveth 18 - C Gerry Couture 19 - LW Steve Black 21 - D Lee Fogolin Sr. 22 - D Marcel Pronovost Notes
Named to the first All-Star team in 1949–50. Named to the second All-Star team in 1949–50.
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