120 Years-Tough Hockey
Terrific Trivia II
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ALL – STAR
Q U E S T I O N S
1. When was the first recorded organized hockey game played?
(A) 1899 (B) 1886 (C) 1859
2. What year was the first Stanley Cup game played with 3 – 20
minute periods?
(A) 1912 (B) 1918 (C) 1900
3. Name the year and teams that played the first NHL game in
the
(A) 1924 –
(B) 1924 –
(C) 1924 –
4. Name the NHL owner whose death was the result of the
Spanish inf luenza of 1919.
(A) George Kennedy
(B)
(C) Benny Leonard
A N SWE R S
1. On MARCH 10, 1886, Queen’s University defeated Royal
game of hockey ever played in
was rubber and f lat on the sides. The sticks were similar to
those used in polo. At intervals, before the game, people were
heard to ask, “What is hockey”? Several of the players were
tackled. Finally a cadet, who carried the rules upon a sheet of
paper,
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About the Book
My first publication is dedicated to three beautiful and empowering ladies.
My mother MARY'S, love and devotion has carried me to unexpected heights. Mom understood my ambitions and dreams. My dearly
departed mother's love has enabled me overcome life most difficult situations.
Also, my wonderful cousin and confidant, PATRICIA ANN DUNNE, has interacted with such a kind, generous and perceptive manner. Her dignity in life is unparalleled. PATRICIA is the greatest lady I have ever known.
Completing my life's present foundation is my dearest friend RUTH WEATHERALL. Ruth's true Christian spirit has helped me grow in countless areas. Treating me as an equal, RUTH is a truely remarkable friend.
About the Author
Tom King was born in the "hockey hotbed" of Kirkland Lake, Ontario. Raised in Manitoba, Tom was attracted to Western Canadian hockey legends Terry Sawchuk and Gordie Howe. Thus, a life long dedication to the Detroit Red Wings was cemented in the 1950's. Twenty five years of intense research has led to the development of this "TRIVIA EXPOSE" of the hockey world. Along the way Tom has, (using a family name), contributed to Total Hockey and appeared on CTV's W5 news program. Tom's passion for hockey also includes the collection of over 57,000 birth records and sundry other information.