The Lost League: A Black Mark On Hockey History
Posted by Kim Horrocks on Apr 3, 2007, 21:57
Although it initially started out as a recreational league between congregations, according to hockey historian and Black Ice co-author George Fosty, the league’s popularity quickly helped it evolve into Canada’s first professional hockey league -- years before the NHL came on the scene.

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Black Ice Hockey And Sports Hall Of Fame Announces Its 2007 Inductees In Ice Hockey
Posted by Tony McClean on Mar 9, 2007, 21:57
A total of 24 players and five teams had been nominated (27 men, three women). Eight ice hockey players and two teams will be inducted into the Hall of Fame at this year's Second Black Hockey and Sports Hall of Fame Conference scheduled for August 24-25 in Dartmouth, Nova Scotia, Canada.

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Stryker-Indigo Launches "Black Ice" Pilot On You Tube
Posted by Off The BASN Sports Wire on Jan 29, 2007, 21:57
The Black Ice Documentary, which is currently in production, is based on the book entitled "Black Ice: The Lost History of the Colored Hockey League of the Maritimes, 1895-1925".

Interact: Share your thoughts on "Black Ice" Pilot.

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2007 Black Ice Hockey And Sports Hall Of Fame Nominees Are Announced
Posted by Off The BASN Sports Wire on Jan 17, 2007, 21:42
A total of 24 players and five teams have been nominated (seventy-one men, three women). A maximum of eight ice hockey players and two teams will be inducted into the Hall of Fame at this year's second Black Hockey and Sports Hall of Fame Conference scheduled for August 24-25, 2007 in Dartmouth, Nova Scotia, Canada.

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KEVIN-SENT Weekes Wows 'Em At the Garden
Posted by Courtesy of NY Post By Larry Brooks on Dec 12, 2006, 21:53

Photo credit: Neil Miller GLOVE STORY: Kevin Weekes reaches high to snag a loose puck in the closing moments of the Rangers' 2-1 triumph over the Panthers last night.

"I made a choice to come here [in the summer of 2004] when I left Carolina as an unrestricted free agent, and my appreciation for playing in New York was a considerable factor in the decision."

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