Thornhill Club History
Toronto Athletes
"On This Day"
Canadian History
Name the Place
200
The year the Club was founded.
1922
200
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Jose Bautista
200
Bobby Hull becomes the first player in NHL history to score 300 goals for a team, notching four goals in a 6-5 loss to the NY Rangers.
1966
200
Canada fought this country in the War of 1812.
United States
200
Banff, Alta.
400
Byron Nelson won this tournament at Thornhill in 1945.
Canadian Open
400
Joe Carter
400
Brokeback Mountain wins Best Motion Picture at the 63rd Golden Globes.
2006
400
This Canadian Prime Minister earned the Nobel Peace Prize for proposing the United Nations Peacekeeping Force.
Lester B. Pearson
400
Winnipeg, Man.
600
The two-time defending Men's Club Champion.
Marc Gallo
600
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Curtis Joseph
600
Rookie Edmonton goaltender Grant Fuhr has his 23-game unbeaten streak ended by a 7-1 loss to the Leafs in Toronto.
1982
600
The second prime minister in Canadian history, following Sir John A. Macdonald.
Alexander Mackenzie
600
Victoria, BC
800
The winningest Member in Club history.
Sarah Thomson
800
Fred VanVleet
800
French King Louis XIV sentenced to death during the French Revolution.
1793
800
The mortally-wounded General that led the French forces in their defeat at the 1759 Battle of the Plains of Abraham near present-day Quebec City.
Montcalm
800
Yellowknife, NWT
1000
The year the Pro Shop burned down.
1953
1000
Pinball Clemons
1000
Christopher Columbus leaves the New World to return to Spain and finish his first voyage.
1493
1000
The year Newfoundland joined Confederation.
1949
1000
Colborne, Ont.