Matching Flashcards
CAN fans in Moscow
Loud and proud, nationalist
Bobby Clarke
Slashes Kharlamov superstar, breaks ankle
Valeri kharlamov
Attacked from Clarke, breaks ankle
Josef Kompalla
Referee chosen from CAN & SOVIETS
J.P Parise
(Jean-Paul), threatens referee, melt down and nearly struck in final game against Soviet Union
Paul Henderson
Scored for Canada winning goal, legendary, Canada versus Soviet union final game
Alkali Lake Braves
Indigenous hockey team, all indigenous players, forms 1927
Frederic McLaughlin
Chief Blackhawk, first owner of Chicago team
George Armstrong
21 seasons restaurant maple leaves, captain for 13 years and seasons longest standing captain 
Jim Neilson
Played for Rangers and more NHL teams, indigenous, defenseman, completed career with Edmonton Oilers, Danish/creed
Bryan Trottier
Metis/Cree, 14+ points, Hall of Fame, six Stanley cups, NY islanders and Pittsburg
Willie Littlechild
Canadian lawyer, Cree chief of Confederacy of treaty six First Nations, member of parliament
Ted Nolan
NHL coach, Canadian, indigenous, first first Nations coach for Buffalo and New York islanders, played for Detroit
Helen Betty Osbourne
Murder, 19 years, 1971, Cree women, kidnapped walking down the street
Jordan Tootoo
700+ NHL games, brother Terrence died of suicide, first inuit player in NHL, CAN
Cary Price
Montreal goalie, metis mom first nations, world juniors/World Cup/2014 Olympic Winter games all gold medals
Larry Kwong
First Asian Canadian in NHL, one game, one shift
Bryant Mcbride
NHL’s first black executive, Harvard grad
Bill Riley
Third black player in NHL 
Grant Fuhr
Black Edmonton oiler goaltender, African, CAN Hall of Fame
Trevor Daley
Played more than 1000 games as NHL defenseman, Dallas and Detroit, more than 300 points
John Vanbiesbrouck
Referred to daily as N-word, former American Legion Golden star, Sue st Maries new coach and general manager
Joel Ward
Washington Capitals forward
Anthony Stewart
Hockey commentator