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Player Coach Team Thursday, September 15, 2005 National Hockey Association (1909 to 1917) National Hockey League (1917 to 2001) ... Contact Us NATIONAL HOCKEY ASSOCIATION (1909-10 to 1916-17) The Strachans, of Montreal and the O'Briens and Barnetts of Renfrew, well established and successful in business enterprises were not to be easily denied. A meeting of the Montreal Wanderers and Renfrew was called for December 2, 1909, in Montreal. Franchises were granted to Renfrew, Haileybury, Cobalt and the Montreal Wanderers. The league was launched forth under the name of the National Hockey Association. The teams bound themselves to stick together for three years and post a thousand dollar guarantee from each team to make the agreement binding. The bitter rivalry between the CHA and the NHA was on !! Peace overtures of a kind were made but lead to nowhere. Proposals to include the Wanderers and Renfrew in the CHA fell flat, these teams refusing to desert the National Hockey Association without taking Haileybury and Cobalt. Between the meetings of December 4, 1909 and the opening games in the rival leagues, a player war of gigantic proportions with salary figures, skyrocketing to unheard of levels, developed. The hockey world was startled in mid-December by the announcement that Renfrew had signed Lester and Frank Patrick , each at salary of $3,000 to take part in an eight game schedule. The Patricks, at the time, engaged in the lumbering operations with their father at Nelson, B.C. Another significant signing, at a cost to Ottawa of the CHA, was losing their star defenceman Fred "Cyclone" Taylor to Renfrew.

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showHide_TellMeAbout2('false'); Business Entertainment Games Health ... More... On this page: Wikipedia Mentioned In Or search: - The Web - Images - News - Blogs - Shopping List of members of the Hockey Hall of Fame Wikipedia List of members of the Hockey Hall of Fame This is a list of all the members of the Hockey Hall of Fame in Toronto, Ontario Contents: Top A B C ... Z A Sid Abel (Sidney Gerald Abel) Charles Adams Jack Adams (John James Adams) Weston Adams (Weston W. Adams) Frank Ahearn (Franklin Thomas Ahearn) Bunny Ahearne (John Francis Ahearne) Sir Montagu Allan Keith Allen Syl Apps (Charles Joseph Sylvanus Apps) Al Arbour (Alger Joseph Arbour) Chief Armstrong (George Edward Armstrong) Neil Armstrong John Ashley (John George Ashley) B Ace Bailey (Irvine Wallace Bailey) Dan Bain (Donald H. Bain) Hobey Baker (Hobart Amery Hare Baker) Bill Barber (William Charles Barber) Howard Ballard Bill Barber Marty Barry (Martin A. Barry) Andy Bathgate (Andrew James Bathgate) Bobby Bauer (Robert Theodore Bauer) Father David Bauer Jean B©liveau (Jean Arthur B©liveau) Clinton S. Benedict

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In The Game Trading Cards Products > 2002-2003 In The Game-Used Product Description Pictures Checklist Inserts Numbers ... Redemption Cards 2002-2003 In The Game-Used One of the most exciting new brands of the 2002-03 hockey card season, In The Game-Used hits hobby store shelves in mid-March. As the name suggests, In the Game-Used is loaded with an impressive array of memorabilia cards collectors have come to expect from In The Game, but this time, there is one in every pack. Not only does In the Game-Used sport one memorabilia card per pack, but the base set is extremely collectible as well. The 200-card base set has two unique designs which are printed on different foil stocks. The first 100 cards are printed on Dufex foil while the next 100 cards are printed on Shimmerboard foil. The Dufex cards are numbered 1-100. The first 80 feature top NHL veterans and are limited to fewer than 250 copies, while card numbers 81-100 are rookie cards serial-numbered to 100. All Dufex cards depict the players in their home jerseys. The Shimmerboard cards are numbered 101-200. Cards 101-180 feature the same 80 NHL veterans as found in the Dufex version. Card numbers 181-200 are also rookie cards serial-numbered to 100. All Shimmerboard cards depict the players in their away jerseys. These Rookies are unique from the rookies on cards 81-100 making for a total of 40 rookie cards altogether. Key rookies such as Rick Nash, Henrik Zetterberg, Jason Spezza and Ryan Miller are all in the rookie subset, but you'll also find late call-ups like Ottawa's Ray Emery and New Jersey's Ari Ahonen.

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68. ANSPORTS: 1925-31 New York Americans NHL Player's Jacket At that time newsy lalonde called Bullet Joe Simpson the greatest living hockeyplayer. Another retired hockey player and Floridian came to his aid. http://www.ansports.com/oldies/nyjackets2.html

1925-31 New York Americans NHL Player's Jacket This 1925-31 Americans jacket belonged to Harold Joseph "Bullet Joe" Simpson who was a player for the New York Americans. From the Doug Simpson collection us@frontier-history.com Photo and story courtesy of www.frontier-history.com Harold Joseph 'Bullet Joe' started his career in the Canadian west. He was born in Selkirk Manitoba on August 13, 1893. He learned the sport of hockey on a frozen slough, just down from his house, during the early 1900's. As Bullet Joe once stated Manitoba Avenue ran east and west in the middle of Selkirk. The boys living in the north end were the northern team and those south of Manitoba Avenue made up the southern team. After graduating from the Selkirk Fishermen Juniors, Simpson played senior hockey with the Winnipeg Victoria's of the NHA in 1914-15. Prior to enlisting in the Canadian Army for WW1 he captained the 1916 Allan Cup Champions 61st Battalion Team of Winnipeg. During the war he served with the 43rd. Cameron-Highlanders and his unit held part of the British front along side a battalion commanded by Major Winston Churchill. Bullet Joe was wounded twice during the war, once at the Somme, and once at Amiens. He received the military medal of valor.

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Members of the Hockey Hall of Fame Players Howie Morenz Maurice Richard Jean Béliveau Jacques Lemaire Georges Vézina Jack Laviolette Bernard Geoffrion Bert Olmstead Aurèle Joliat Didier Pitre Douglas Harvey Serge Savard Edouard "Newsy" Lalonde Bill Durnan Dickie Moore Jacques Laperrière Joe Malone Albert "Babe" Siebert Jacques Plante Guy Lafleur Sprague Cleghorn Hector "Toe" Blake Henri Richard Buddy O'Connor Herb Gardiner Émile Bouchard Gump worsley Bob Gainey Sylvio Mantha Elmer Lach Frank Mahovlich Guy Lapointe Joe Hall Kenny Reardon Yvan Cournoyer Steve Shutt George Hainsworth Tom Johnson Ken Dryden Larry Robinson Builders William Northey Tommy Gorman Hon. Donat Raymond Hon. H. de M. Molson Frank Selke Jos Cattarinich J. Ambrose O'Brien Sam Pollock Léo Dandurand Scott Bowman

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73. Liebmann's Historical Hockey Links Historical hockey Pages. General. HRA hockey Research Association; An alltimelist of major league hockey franchises Individuals. newsy lalonde http://www.geocities.com/texliebmann/hockey/history.htm

Salt Lake Golden Eagles, 3 Adams Cups, 2 Turner Cups Liebmann's Historical Hockey Links Join the Hockey History Mailing List Subscribe to hockhist Powered by sports.groups.yahoo.com My Own Research Activities My current research activities include the following: Collecting pictures of the Salt Lake Golden Eagles Collecting basic info on the Portland Buckaroos Gathering info on arenas in the West (from Texas and Manitoba on west) Gathering stats for a PCHL/WHL all time leaders list Gathering info on the El Paso Raiders (SWHL) Mormon (LDS) hockey players If you can help me, or I can help you with any of these subjects, let me know. Historical Hockey Pages General HRA : Hockey Research Association An all-time list of major league hockey franchises An excellent Hockey database by Ralph Slate (this one is good) Hockey Information Service great source for those old hockey photos Beehive Hockey Photo Museum photos from a promotion covering 1934 to 1967 Birthplace of Hockey Windsor, NS?

74. Sorry - We Can't Find That Page Winner; George Hodgson (swimmer). Hon. Mention; Cyclone Taylor (hockey);Joe Malone (hockey); newsy lalonde (hockey); Sam Langford (boxer), George Hodgson http://www.newsworld.cbc.ca/programs/sites/sj_athletes.html

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75. PCHA & WCHL Hockey Teams hockey Hall of Fame members, 11, Seasons played. John James (Jack) Adams SilasSeth (Si) Griffis Edouard (newsy) lalonde Frederick Hugh (Hughie) Lehman http://westernhockeylegends.my100megs.com/teampages/vancouver.htm

Vancouver Millionaires - Maroons Hockey Hall of Fame members Seasons played John James (Jack) Adams Silas Seth (Si) Griffis Edouard (Newsy) Lalonde Frederick Hugh (Hughie) Lehman Duncan McMillan (Mickey) MacKay Frank Nighbor Thomas N. (Tommy) Phillips Didier Pitre Russell (Barney) Stanley Frederick (Cyclone) Taylor Francois X. (Frank) Boucher Samuel Russell (Rusty) Crawford Frederick Hugh (Hughie) Lehman Duncan McMillan (Mickey) MacKay Frederick (Cyclone) Taylor Team colours white and maroon Team Logos Vancouver

76. PCHA & WCHL Hockey Teams Logos, 11, hockey Hall of Fame members, Seasons played, 11. Harold Hugh (Harry)Cameron Edouard (newsy) lalonde, 1921/221925/26. Team colours http://westernhockeylegends.my100megs.com/teampages/saskatoon.htm

Saskatoon Shieks - Crescents Logos Hockey Hall of Fame members Seasons played Harold Hugh (Harry) Cameron William (Bill) Cook Samuel Russell (Rusty) Crawford Edouard (Newsy) Lalonde Team colours 1921- white and red -1926 red white and black Regular season record year Div div rank GP W L T Pts GF GA PIM WCHL Saskatoon Crescents fled to moose jaw for last part of 1921-22 season* WCHL WCHL Team changed name to Shieks for 1924-25 season WCHL WHL Totals Playoff record year Div GP W L T GF GA PIM result WCHL L - WCHL Semifinal WHL L - WCHL Semifinal Totals League folded, franchise became defunct after 1925-26 season *Team transferred to moose jaw February 3 1922. Remaining home games played at moose jaw for 1921-22 season. Team returned to Saskatoon for the 1922-23 season.

77. Birthplace Of Pro Hockey Museum In Houghton Michigan is considered the Birthplace of Organized Professional hockey 33 Jack Marshall;34 Bruce Ridpath; 35 Jack Marshall; 36 newsy lalonde. http://www.cchockeyhistory.org/hockeyhistory.htm

IMPORTANT DATES IN LOCAL HOCKEY HISTORY The Copper Country , in Michigan's Western Upper Peninsula, is considered the Birthplace of Organized Professional Hockey and Home of the Worlds First All Professional Hockey Team! Click here for Table of Contents This page is still under construction, so check back often! contact webmaster Cl ick on pictures to view larger image! Do not make copies of these pictures. Click here to see a page of local hockey legends who have played here over the years: Alphabetically: ... A-C, D-H, I-N, O-S, T-Z Welcome to our web page! In the beginning.... skates made of wood were first used by hunters about 200 A.D. Later in Finland, hunters used skates made from the leg bones of deer. Early bone runners were later replaced by iron and then steel..... 1880's There was a local roller polo league with teams from Houghton, Calumet, Marquette, Ishpeming, Negaunee, and Escanaba. Somewhat like hockey; a rubber ball was used, the sticks were small, almost like walking canes, and the action could be wild! The ball was put in play in the center of the rink and both teams rushed for it, "resulting in a high action game". Their roller skates were not the in-lines many use to play hockey today; they had four wheels per foot; two wheels by toes and two wheels by heels. Local "Casino" Roller Polo Team

78. Buy Cheap Montreal Canadiens Tickets - NHL Hockey Northeast Division Tickets - M Montreal Canadiens NHL Tickets Northeast Division hockey Tickets. Call Us 866-341-8499 Elmer Lach, • Guy Lafleur, • newsy lalonde http://www.nhlticketsnow.com/montreal-canadiens-tickets.asp

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79. Canbiroct31 Édouard newsy lalonde 18871971 hockey and lacrosse player, born at Cornwall,Ontario; died in Montreal Nov. 21, 1971. lalonde got his nickname as a http://northernblue.ca/canchan/canbirth/10oct/canbiroct31.php

Calendar Milestones Headline More Your Canadian Birthdays for October 31 Headline Birthdays John Candy 1950-1994 comedian, TV/movie actor, comedy writer, director, born at Toronto, Ontario; died of a heart attack at age 43 on Mar 4, 1994 in Durango, Mexico. Candy began his career at CBC Toronto appearing in such children's shows as Coming Up Rosie. In 1972 he moved to Chicago in 1972 and joined the Second City comedy troupe. Shortly afterwards, he helped set up the Toronto branch of Second City, and then the SCTV Network show, where he performed from 1977-83 as TV personality Johnny La Rue, ghoulish Dr. Tongue and polka clarinetist Yosh Shmenge. He then went to Hollywood, starring such films as Spaceballs (1987); Planes, Trains and Automobiles (1987); Uncle Buck (1989) and Home Alone (1990). In 1991, he joined Wayne Gretzky and Bruce McNall in purchasing the Toronto Argonauts football team. Candy died while filming the western Wagons East. [some say born Newmarket, Ontario]. hockey and lacrosse player, born at Cornwall, Ontario; died in Montreal Nov. 21, 1971. Lalonde got his nickname as a reporter for the Cornwall Freeholder; started playing lacrosse in 1904 at age 16; started his hockey career with Cornwall and turned pro with Sault Ste Marie; joined the original Montreal Canadiens in 1910; 1910-11 with the Renfrew Millionaires; 1913 back to the Canadiens; won the League scoring title four times, scoring 124 goals in 98 games; on two Stanley Cup winning teams; spent his summers touring the country with various lacrosse clubs until 1928; Vancouver team paid him $6500 per season; later coached the New York Americans, Montreal Canadiens and Ottawa Senators; voted as Canada's Lacrosse Player of the Half Century in the 1950 Canadian Press poll.

80. Montreal Canadiens Archives: Team Records hockey DB. Tickets. VIP Pro Tours. Bell Centre. Directions. Road Tours newsy lalonde, 6, Jan 10, 1914, Mtl, 8, Wan, 2. newsy lalonde, 6, Jan 10, 1920 http://www.gohabs.com/arc/records.htm

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