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GREAT MOMENTS

The Trail Through the Hockey Hall of FameALL A Hall Visit Activity: Hint! To help you find the answers, the NHL Zone question numbers correspond to the numbers on the 1. On March 23, 1994, became all-time scoring floor plan map leader in the (NHL) when he recorded found on page 6 nd of the Great his 802 regular season . Name three of the artifacts on Moments activity. display from this momentous event. i.e. You’ll find the answer to a)______b)______c)______question one in the area marked “1” on the map. 2. In 1998-99, became

the 5th goalie in NHL history to record his 400th career victory.

What else was special about Roy achieving this milestone? (Hint: check the Milestones display) ______

3. Did you know that there are many North American cities that at

one time were home to NHL teams? You may not recognize the

team names, but in the NHL Zone ‘Retro’ display, you will see a

California Seals from Oakland, California, and a Barons jersey from Cleveland, . It’s true! What is the significance of these two jerseys being displayed next to one another? ______

4. The Companion of the Order of status is awarded to individuals who have demonstrated the highest degree of merit to Canada and humanity on the national or international scene; look for the Companion medal in the NHL Zone ‘Legends’ area; who was the and Canadian icon this medal was awarded to and when was it awarded? ______

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Dynasties

5. In the 1951 finals, the Maple Leafs defeated the Canadiens in five games to become the Stanley Cup Champions for the fourth time in five years. This silver tray was

presented to Fern Flaman of the Maple Leafs following their

victory. What was so unique about this Stanley Cup final series

that the record still holds today?

______

Montreal Canadiens’ Dressing Room

6. As you enter the ’ Dressing Room, you will

see many artifacts representing the Canadiens’ great tradition

and Stanley Cup legacy. In 1960-61, Bernie ‘‘Boom Boom’’

Geoffrion was awarded the Molson’s as he became not only the second Montreal Canadien, but the second NHL player in history to do what? ______

7. The Montreal Canadiens have a long and proud history and tradition. What famous passage is written on the wall with the portraits of the team’s greatest players? Do you know what famous Canadian poem this passage is from? ______

Panasonic Hometown Hockey

8. Though the jersey is small, the Preston Rivulettes’ leading forward, Hilda Ranscombe, wore it during the 1930’s to assist her team. What great feat? ______

9. What is the award given by the C.A.H.A. to individuals who ‘‘have served the game of hockey faithfully for many years’’? ______

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10. In the early years of the game of hockey, players used what they could find for equipment. What was the first head gear worn by the players during the game’s early beginnings? Why? ______

11. The passion to play the game extends to all individuals regardless of the limitations. Individuals adapt their current circumstances to simply experience the joy of playing hockey. One such example is Wheelchair Hockey. What is another name given to this adaptation of hockey? ______

TSN/RDS Broadcast Zone

12. In the Hockey Broadcast History timeline, find the following:

a) When did join ? ______

b) What occurred on February 19, 2000? ______

c) In what year were the first game action replays become

introduced in hockey (and possibly all televised sports)?

______

d) When did broadcast his first hockey game? ______

Collector’s Corner

13. For the fan, collecting a piece of the game has been a part of the sport from the very beginning. Purchasing souvenirs is often a reminder of a particular pleasant experience. The attic scene gives a good representation of some of the items that fans would collect. Find the largest item in the collection. ______

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Stanley Cup Odyssey Exhibit

14. Winning The Stanley Cup requires hard work, endurance and dedication. Competition has been at a high level since the trophy was introduced. With teams aiming towards the same goal, it becomes difficult to repeat as champions, let alone three or four times. From the Stanley Cup Milestones display, what is the oldest artifact from competition? ______

Legends - Past and Present

15. From the Legends display honouring some of the great individuals to lace up the blades and play in the NHL, list the of players by their position (builders,

referees, and coaches not included):

Goalie ______

Defenseman ______Right wing ______Center ______Left wing ______

Royal Canadian Mint World of Hockey

16. At the international level of hockey competition, many types of awards are given to teams that have succeeded in tournaments. List three different types of awards: 1. ______

2. ______

3. ______

MCI Great Hall

17. is noted for contributing to the legacy of hockey and his name continues to be part of the game. As you walk up to the MCI Great Hall, you will find a statue commemorating his contribution to the game. To his right, what else is honoured? ______

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18. The Trophy, Trophy and the Memorial Trophy honour noted individuals who are members of the Hockey Hall of Fame. What achievements do these represent?

Art Ross Trophy ______Frank Calder Trophy______King Clancy Memorial Trophy______

19. The members of the Hockey Hall of Fame are honoured on a glass

wall within the beautifully restored MCI Great Hall. Use the Honoured Member’s biographies to match up the member to his birthplace.

Honoured Member Birthplace a, Borje Salming 1. Montreal, Quebec b. 2. Karvna, c. 3. Edinburgh, Scotland d. 4. Skolce, Czechoslovakia e. Charles Gardiner 5. Wissahickeon, f. Thomas Dunderdale 6. Benella, Australia g. Joseph H. Hall 7. , Alberta h. 8. Eveleth, i. 9. Staffordshire,

20. Lord Stanley’s Cup is celebrating its 114th birthday. In that time, the Cup has been through many changes from the original bowl to its present form. How many changes were there?

a) 3 b) 5 c) 4

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GREAT MOMENTS GUIDE MAP

Floor plan of the Hockey Hall of Fame

A. Entrance Foyer Displays B. NHL Zone C. Dressing Room/Dynasties Zone D. Theatre E. Panasonic Hometown Hockey

F. NHLPA Be A Player Zone

G. TSN/RDS Broadcast Zone

H. Pepsi Game Time

I. Esso Theatre

J. World of Hockey

K. IBM Global Game Encounter L. MCI Great Hall & NHL Trophies M. Spirit of Hockey Retail Store

Note: Numbers on floor plan correspond to question numbers in Great Moments activity.

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GREAT MOMENTS

1. Any three (3) of: stick, puck, goal net, helmet, gloves 2. Patrick Roy was the youngest goalie to record 400 career wins in the NHL

3. The California Seals franchise moved to Cleveland to become the Cleveland Barons in the

1976-77 season

4. , October 22, 1998

5. Every game in the 1951 was decided in nd nd 6. Geoffrion was the 2 Montreal Canadien and 2 NHLer to record a 50 goal season 7. “To you from failing hands we throw the torch, be yours to hold it high” from John McCrae’s “In Flanders Fields” 8. Preston Rivulettes remained Canadian Champions for the entire decade of the 1930’s, winning 348 of 350 games. 9. Order of Merit - medallion 10. Toque or hat. To keep warm, because the game was played outdoors. 11. Power Hockey 12. a) 1981, b) CBC introduces Hockey Day in Canada, c) 1957, d) March 22, 1923 13. Hockey Hall of Fame wooden stick 14. Stick from the 1896 Stanley Cup game between the Victorias and the 15. Goalie – 3, Defensemen – 6, Right Wing – 2, Center – 8, Left Wing – 4, 16. Trophies, plates, and medals 17. The team picture of the current Stanley Cup Champions – 18. – presented to the leading scorer in the NHL Frank Calder Trophy – presented to the rookie of the year King Clancy Memorial Trophy – presented to the player demonstrating dedication on and off the ice 19. Honoured Members and Birthplaces: a-2, b-7, c-8, d-5, e-3, f-6, g-9, h-4, i-1,

20. b-5

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