Miles Gilbert " Tim" Horton , (January 12th 1930 - February 21st 1974) was a professional player of Canadian Hockey and founder of the chain of restaurants Tim Hortons. The popularity of its chain of restoration completely occulted the career of this hockey player who, with Gordie Howe, Bobby Orr, Bobby Hull, Maurice Richard and Wayne Gretzky, is one of the most famous players of Canadian hockey.
Tim Horton belongs to the first team of stars of the American Ligue of hockey in 1952, of the first team of stars of the LNH into 1964,1968 and 1969 and of the second team of stars of the LNH into 1954,1963 and 1967. It also took part in seven matches of stars of LNH.
Like its contemporaries Gordie Howe, Bobby Hull or Jean Béliveau, Tim Horton has to help to build the bridge between the hockey of antan and modern hockey. He saw being born the Evening from hockey of Saturday evening, the market of the charts of hockey and the passage of the Télévision in black and white on television color. Its wages passed from 9.000 CAD to 150.000 CAD. He played with max Bentley and against Denis Potvin. He was pilot expansion of the LNH where the 6 original teams passed to 14. The league that Horton knew had the air of a family industry at its beginnings. Before he played his last match in 1974, the NHL was transferred in a corporation of lucrative entertainment.
Tim Horton will still make the cuffs in Canada in 2002. The police force seizes its ring of the Coupe Stanley of 1967 to an auction of Toronto, where it was about to be offered in batch. The ring had been brought back stolen by the woman of Horton, Lori, in 1998.
He was in addition freemason.
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