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2. www.si.com › nhl › 2016/10/07Hockey's All-Time Best Toothless Smiles - Sports Illustrated

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   • Bobby Clarke (1973)
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3. www.espn.com › nhl › storyThe ugly, gory, bloody secret life of NHL dentists - ESPN

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   Nov 1, 2019 · Even in a sport synonymous with dental trauma, where the enduring image of hockey has long been the disturbing-but-endearing shot of Bobby Clarke's toothless grin reflected in the shiny...

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5. www.hockeybuzz.com › blog › Bill-MeltzerBob Clarke Turns 66: The Evolution of a Childhood Hero

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   Aug 13, 2015 · Clarke's mouth was open slightly and you could see he was missing his front teeth. Toward the right hand side of the image, there was a linesman's head visible (but not the rest of his body).

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   Oct 31, 2013 · A look back at some of the best hockey smiles.

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7. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Bobby_ClarkeBobby Clarke - Wikipedia

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   Bobby ClarkeOC. Robert Earle Clarke OC (born August 13, 1949) is a Canadian former professional ice hockey centre who played his entire 15-year National Hockey League (NHL) career with the Philadelphia Flyers and is currently an executive with the team. [1] Popularly known as Bobby Clarke during his playing career and as Bob Clarke since ...

   • Height: 5 ft 10 in (178 cm)
   • National team: Canada

   • Playing career: 1969–1984

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   Could Bobby Clarke play a dirty brand of hockey?

   • Bobby Clarke could play a certifiably dirty brand of hockey. Not all the time. Not even most of the time. However, if he couldn't beat you with his skill or sheer stamina and hard work, he'd instead leave his mark with his stick. Often, he was rather sneaky about his stick work, doing it behind the referee's back.

   Bob Clarke Turns 66: The Evolution of a Childhood Hero

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   Did Bobby Clarke win a Stanley Cup?

   • The image of Clarke, with a toothless grin, embracing the Stanley Cup and winking following the Flyers' victory in the 1975 Stanley Cup Finals is considered one of the most iconic and famous photos in the history of the sport of hockey. Bobby Clarke's Bombers jersey on display at the 2007 Memorial Cup in Vancouver.

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   Who won the Bob Clarke Trophy?

   • In addition to his NHL honors, Clarke was appointed an Officer of the Order of Canada (O.C.). The trophy he won in 1968 and 1969 with the Bombers, given annually to the Western Hockey League 's top scorer, was renamed the Bob Clarke Trophy.

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   Who were Bobby Clarke & Bernie Parent?

   • There were two players among them who were a step even beyond that: Bobby Clarke and Bernie Parent. From ages 3 to 14, I deified Clarke. So did all of my friends. Only the Lord saved more than Bernie, but Clarke was pretty much synonymous with God as far as we were concerned.

   Bob Clarke Turns 66: The Evolution of a Childhood Hero

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9. bleacherreport.com › articles › 1446508-the-20-bestThe 20 Best Missing Teeth Photos in NHL History | News ...

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   The 20 Best Missing Teeth Photos in NHL History | News, Scores, Highlights, Stats, and Rumors | Bleacher Report. The toothless grin is as big a part of hockey culture as lacing up your skates or...

10. www.si.com › nhl › 2016/02/10Grin and bear it: NHL players say losing teeth part of game ...

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    Feb 10, 2016 · Missing teeth have been associated with hard-nosed hockey - for better and for worse - for decades, becoming a stereotype of the game even with some players, like Burns, embracing it as a rite of...