Short Definitions

Question 1

Foster Hewitt

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Radio broadcaster for HNIC, brought together millions of people to listen to hockey in Canada, voice well known for Toronto maple leaf broadcasting

Question 2

HNIC

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CBC created HNIC radio -> TV version, Saturday night, transformed English Canadians into Bastin of Maple leaf support, prominent source of pan -Canada identity, large number of Canadians shared

Question 3

Le National

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Formed 1894, amateur, later pro, then amateur again, men’s senior level ice hockey team, early hockey in Quebec, competed against English-speaking teams

Question 4

Michael J. O’Brien

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Son of John O’Brien, financed hockey teams (Montreal) run by son Ambrose, Renfew team

Question 5

Dick Irvine senior

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Former Leafs coach, join Canadiens after World War II era, Smythes hatred of Habs stemmed from him leaving, rivalry

Question 6

Frank Selke

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Joined Habs along with Dick Irvine Senior former coaches of Toronto Maple Leafs, left World War II era

Question 7

Roch Carrier

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French Canadian novelist, the hockey sweater, young boy and ordered Montreal Canadiens sweater from Eaton catalogue but got a Toronto Maple Leafs jersey instead, speaks to cultural tensions of English and French, cultural power of Maurice

Question 8

Bob Dill

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‘Killer’, American hockey player, battled with Maurice, intense but clean player, intimate Maurice “frog scared”

Question 9

Samedi-Dimanche

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Quebec newspaper, reports richard riots, comments on

Question 10

Hal Laycoe

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One of the most physical players, Montreal then traded to Boston, high stick with fight with Maurice in riot

Question 11

Cliff Thompson

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American, defence for Boston, involved with Maurice suspension in riot, punched by Maurice

Question 12

John ‘Bunny’ Ahearne

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IIIIHF president, in 1953 did not appreciate canada’s absence that year

Question 13

George Dudley

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CAHA president, look to find team to represent Canada in 1954 world championships

Question 14

Mike Buckna

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Trail BC player, considered father of czech hockey

Question 15

Joseh Mccarthy

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US senator

Question 16

Grant Warwick

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Captain of Penticton vees that represented team Canada at World championships in 1955, player and coach, beat 5-0 to Soviets

Question 17

Bill Warwick

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Grants brother, part of 1955 Penticton Vees that beat Soviets, star player, “better than winning Stanley Cup”

Question 18

Ivan Mcclelland

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Vees goalie

Question 19

Bobby Bauer

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Older brother to David, Boston Bruins starand later Kitchener Waterloo Dutchman coach

Question 20

Wren Blair

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Coach of Whitby Dunlops, wanted to get players mad to be motivated, political pressure

Question 21

Bobby Attersley

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Centre for Whitby Dunlops, got accused from Blair on political beliefs to make him play better with anger, suggesting communist, two goals in third period

Question 22

Kelowna Packers

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Senior ice hockey team, first team from Canada to play an exhibition tour in Soviet union, nervous players, two wins, one loss, two ties

Question 23

Trail Smoke Eaters

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Last Canadian amateur world title, competed for Canada in 1961 worlds and won, rough and tough approach, last team before national team in 1963

Question 24

Belleville McFarlands

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1959 worlds Canada team, gold medal, one Allen cup in 1958, in Czechoslovakia

Question 25

Jack Mccarton

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USA goalie that won gold in 1960 Olympics

Question 26

George Webb

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Send telegram to Dutchman on reaction to Olympic loss, from Kingston alderman, anger and frustration

Question 27

Jackie Mccleod

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Full-time coach and general manager of CAN national team, former member of Champion trail smoke eaters team in 1961

Question 28

Pierre Trudeau

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Prime Minister of Canada, believed international hockey will promote national unity, allowed pro players to compete in international competition, created 1972 Soviet Union summit series

Question 29

Avery Brundage

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International Olympic Committee president

Question 30

Gary Smith

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Goaltender, pro for Canada, played numerous teams, would take on and off gear, very good, nickname the suitcase for playing so many teams

Question 31

Bobby Orr

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Defence for summit series, played good, Boston Bruins, one of greatest defensemen of all time

Question 32

Bobby Hull

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Denied roster spot on Team Canada due to his signing a contract with Winnipeg Jets of the new world hockey association

Question 33

Lloyd Percival

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Wrote the hockey handbook, 1951, use as a training tool for Soviet Union hockey

Question 34

Vaclav Nedomansky

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Fired puck at Soviet bench, Czechoslovakia forward

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Vladislav Tretiak

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Goalie for Soviet team

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Valeri Kharlamov

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Right wing for Soviet team

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Vsecolod Bobrov

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Head coach (new), open to individual excellence

Question 38

Boris Mikhailov

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Centre for Soviet team

Question 39

Harry Sinden

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Team Canada coach for Summit series

Question 40

John Ferguson

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Pro ice hockey player, left wing for Montréal Canadiens, big NHL star

Question 41

Ken Dryden

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Team Canada goalie and noted author, played in summit series

Question 42

Johnny Esau

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CTV sports broadcaster, chat with Phil Esposito (Team Canada star)