Great Moments in Nova Scotia Sports

Great Moments in Nova Scotia Sports

by Burton Russell

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This 196-page book features profiles on 16 legendary Nova Scotia athletes and teams that won national acclaim on the playing fields and arenas during that period from the 1920s to the 1970s. Provincial hockey great Gordon " Doggie" Kuhn , for example, scored a goal for the New York Americans in his very first National Hockey League game. Annapolis Valey native Don Oyler skipped his Kentville-based Glooscap Curling Club to the National MacDonald Brier Tankard in 1951 while gaining.a 10-0 record-breaking triumph. Halifax native Aileen Meagher brought credit to her native province and country by winning a bronze medal at the 1936 Olympics held in Berlin. Other great performers such as Brian Heaney in basketball, Bill Riley in NHL hockey and Chris Clarke in boxing are likewise highlighted in this publication.

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