Honouring Excellence

ANNUAL PROGRAM 2020 – 2021 Contents 2020

CEO Message / Chairs of the Hall of Fame / Board of Directors ...... 2 Our Mission / Our Vision / Staff ...... 3

Our Museum Activities...... 4 Our Education Program...... 5 Communications...... 6 Trivia...... 7 Hall of Fame Selection Panel & Committee / Induction Update...... 8 Meet the Inductee Class of 2021...... 9 Hall of Fame Inductees List...... 10 Friends of the Hall...... 13 Our Gold Club Supporters...... 14 Our Sponsors / Trivia Answers...... 21

Editor: Katie Tanner

Contact: PO Box 955, 1800 Argyle Street, Suite 416, Halifax, NS B3J 2V9 Phone: 902-421-1266 ◆ Email: [email protected] ◆ Website: www.nsshf.com CEO Message

his past year was one of transition for the Sport Hall of Fame. We were unable to come to terms on a new lease with our landlord, Armco Capital. So the Hall, which had been located in the old Trade for the past 15 years, closed its doorsT on Sept. 30th. An extensive search is on for a new home, and we fully intend to emerge from this as the finest Hall of its kind in the country.

In the meantime, the Hall will exist virtually at nsshf.com, where all artifacts, inductees, programming and updated staff contact info can be found. The Hall will continue to offer its award-winning “Future Hall of Famers” education program to students across the province. And the annual Induction Night is scheduled to return in November of 2021.

We will continue to honour and preserve the legacies of Nova Scotians who have made significant contributions to sport in the province. And we will make sure these stories are told to Nova Scotia youth, so that they may see what can be accomplished with hard work and a healthy dose of humility.

Bruce Rainnie President & CEO

Board of Directors Staff Chairman...... Marc Champoux President & CEO...... Bruce Rainnie Vice Chairman...... Ian Sullivan Director, Cape Breton Region...... Patrick Lahey Programs & Operations...... Shane Mailman Central Region...... Mike Brien , Administration Fundy Region...... Tanya Colburne & Special Events...... Karolyn Sevcik South Shore Region...... Gil Dares Education & Special Events Coordinator...... Christina Brien Valley Region...... Rene MacKay Museum & Communications Highlands Region...... Angie Kolen Coordinator...... Katie Tanner Director-At-Large ...... Jim Boudreau Director-At-Large ...... Ted Upshaw uditors Director-At-Large ...... Josie Gascoigne A Director-At-Large ...... Jim Mills Collins Barrow Director-At-Large ...... Karen Gardiner Government Representative ...... Michelle Aucoin egal ounsel Treasurer ...... Stephanie O’Connor L C Past Chairman...... Rob Randall Stephen Russell Russell Piggott Jones

Incorporation 1983

2 Our Mission The Nova Scotia Sport Hall of Fame’s mission is to honour excellence in Nova Scotia sport by sharing stories of our history and heroes that celebrate, educate and inspire.

Our Vision The Nova Scotia Sport Hall of Fame’s vision is that Nova Scotia sport achievements and history remain sources of value and inspiration to our communities, and sources of education to our youth. Values • Preserving Nova Scotia sport heritage • Celebrating excellence in Nova Scotia sport • Accessibility (to information, the museum facility and programming) • Sustainability (in finances, culture and environment) • Best practices • Diversity and fairness (in our selection process, our programming and our day-to-day operations) • Inspiring and motivating youth • Serving and engaging the community

Mandate To permanently record Nova Scotia’s sport heritage, and to maintain a collection that is representative of that heritage

To recognize, honour and celebrate individuals, teams and organizations who have achieved excellence in, or contributed significantly to, sport in Nova Scotia

To conduct educational programs related to achievements of historical significance in Nova Scotia sport, and The Hall of Fame team: (Left to Right) Bruce Rainnie, President & CEO; to make them available to all Nova Scotians Karolyn Sevcik, Manager, Administration & Special Events; Katie Tanner, Museum & Communications Coordinator; Shane Mailman, Director of To make information related to Nova Programs & Operations; and, Christina Brien, Education Program & Special Scotia’s sport heritage available and accessible to the general public and Events Coordinator. other organizations, and to publicize this information to wider audiences including those outside of the province

To serve the community by providing an accessible facility, a variety of programming, and opportunities for engagement and partnerships 3 Our Museum Activities

• The Nova Scotia Sport Hall of Fame has created a free self-guided walking tour for you to explore all the historic sporting sites. Follow the route online (https://nsshf.com/halifax-sport-heritage-walk/) and we will guide you around Halifax to some of the most important sport heritage sites in the city. This tour is now a Handpicked Halifax experience with Discover Halifax.

• The Hall of Fame unveiled a new temporary exhibit in summer 2019 that featured a selection of editorial cartoonist Bruce MacKinnon’s greatest sport cartoons. The exhibit of original sports-themed cartoons from MacKinnon’s many years at The Chronicle Herald is titled “Sports Illustrated: The Nova Scotia Edition.” The exhibit will be travelling in 2021 and will be on display at STFX University’s Art Gallery from late April to early September.

• From May 22 to June 12, 2020, 72 participants got busy walking, running and moving in “Victory Lap,” the Hall of Fame’s first-ever virtual fun . This virtual event encouraged participants to stay active during the COVID lockdown, while also raising $2,500 for Kids Help Phone. Participants completed and logged kilometres with the of collectively accumulating enough kilometres to go all the way around Nova Scotia— the ultimate victory lap! The incredible “Victory Lap” participants logged enough kilometres to complete three laps of the province. You can find more information about the event at https://nsshf.com/victory-lap-virtual-fun-run/

• During the COVID lockdown, the Hall of Fame hosted and recorded several online Q&A events with athletes, musicians and public figures. Check them out at https://nsshf.com/events/ or on our YouTube channel. Interviewees included athletes Jennifer Jones, Jody Shelley, Ellie Black, and ; musicians Lennie Gallant and Murray Mclauchlan; and, news anchor Peter Mansbridge.

4 OUr Education Program

The Future Hall of Famers Education Program presented to 80 schools— both at the Hall of Fame museum and through visits to schools around the province— between Fall 2019 and the start of shutdowns due to the COVID-19 pandemic. After mid- March 2020, the program delivered six virtual school visits. All in all, the education program has reached over 8,000 youth in the past 12 months.

The Hall of Fame was able to present to schools and organizations from one end of Nova Scotia to the other, including North End Halifax, Spryfield, Rawdon, Kennetcook, New Ross, Mount Uniacke, Port Hawkesbury, Waycocomagh, Beaver Bank, Dutch Settlement, Coldbrook and more.

The program engaged many guest speakers, including Hall of Famers and sport heroes: Mary Beth Bowie, Ted Upshaw, Hubert Earle, Steve Giles, Lindsay and Karlee Burgess, Tracy Cameron, Paul Tingley, Karen Furneaux, Mickey Fox, and Ricky Anderson.

Highlights of the past year included bilingual presentations with Nova Scotia athlete Marnie O’Brien and Hall of Famer Karen Furneaux, Karen Furneaux’s P.O.W.E.R. Program for sport groups, and a partnership with Nova Scotia (LNS). The lacrosse partnership allowed the Hall of Fame to work with LNS and the to visit schools and give presentations on the history of Lacrosse, to provide lacrosse lessons during gym classes, and to donate ten lacrosse sticks and balls to each school visited.

The Future Hall of Famers Education Program has had to postpone in-person visits for the time being, but the Hall of Fame still wants to have our sport heroes visit Nova Scotia youth virtually. The Hall has started Hero Chats, which have sport heroes present on topics that are relevant issues to students today. All topics have pre and post chat activities that are curriculum- based for each grade level. This is a great opportunity for students to hear from Nova Scotia sport heroes about pressing topics and have the chance to ask questions and interact with some of the best athletes our province has to offer. This program is also completely free! The Hall was excited to launch Hero Chats in November with a presentation from the Halifax Wanderers on leadership. A chat with Paralympic gold medallists Andrew Haley and Paul Tingley on paralympic sport, and a virtual visit from ’s top gymnast Ellie Black on the topic of mental health and resilience are scheduled for the coming weeks.

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NOVA SCOTIA SPORT HALL OF FAME WINS TWO INTERNATIONAL COMMUNICATIONS AWARDS

The Nova Scotia Sport Hall of Fame is the recipient of two communications awards from the International Sports Heritage Association (ISHA). The awards, called ISHYs, recognize excellence in publications, exhibits and education programming. ISHYs are awarded annually, with six award categories. The NSSHF competed against sports museums, halls of fame and sports heritage organizations from across North America, Europe, Asia and Australia. The NSSHF won awards for Non-Book Publications and Marketing Materials (Print Materials). The NSSHF earned the Non-Book Publication award for its Halifax Sport Heritage Walk booklet, which provides three self-guided walking routes through Halifax with information on various sites of significance to Nova Scotia sport history. The booklet was created in-house and is currently available digitally on the NSSHF website (https://nsshf.com/halifax- sport-heritage-walk/). The Marketing Materials award was presented to the NSSHF for the 2020 Gold Club package booklet, which was designed with the help of Kelly Devoe. This booklet is also available digitally online (https://nsshf.com/gold-club/).

6 One route in the Halifax Sport Heritage Walk booklet Trivia (the best from Bruce’s corner)

What member of the Nova Scotia Sport Hall of Fame scored more points than any woman who ever played university in Canada?

1Name the three Maritimers who have won the as MVP of the 2playoffs. Who is the only Nova Scotian ever to be head of a Stanley Cup winning team? 34 Which PGA golfer won a record 82 tour events in his career? Name the NS athlete who won her first title in 1982, and her last in 2004 (22 years apart).

What Hall of Famer was once described by the Boston Globe newspaper as a “curly-haired, 56 freckle-faced, saucy-nosed Cape Bretoner?” Who was the first woman to work as a radio sports director in Canada? 78 On what two British courses did Greg Norman win his only two Major Golf Tournaments? Name the MLB legend who finished his career with 3,630 career hits. Consistency personified, he had 1,815 at home, and 1,815 on the road.

9 10. Guy Lafleur was picked first in the 1971 entry draft, which NHL legend was picked second? or ?

*Answers on page 21*

Hall CEO Bruce Rainnie interviews Guy Lafleur at a Gold Club event in 2019. Hall of Fame INDUCTION UPDATE

NSSHF Announces New Inductee Class and Postpones Induction Night

The Nova Scotia Sport Hall of Fame is pleased to announce its next inductee class. Four athletes, one team and two builders will be celebrated for their outstanding contributions to Nova Scotia sport.

These inductees include two Olympians, two stand-out players from legendary teams, two beloved builders who both made a difference for athletes of different abilities, and one team that won an iconic .

The athletes who will be enshrined are Olympic paddler and three-time World Championship bronze medallist Richard Dalton; three-time Olympian and Commonwealth gold-medallist rower Todd Hallett; star pitcher and four-time National Senior Men’s Fastball medal-winner Robert Putnam; and, Two-time All-Canadian and CIAU basketball scoring and rebounding leader Ted Upshaw. The Hall will also welcome ’s 2004 Brier-winning team. In the builder category, Special Olympics coach, team manager and mission staff member Cathy Mason, along with Olympic and Paralympic coach Brian Todd, will also be inducted.

The Nova Scotia Sport Hall of Fame has decided to postpone Induction Night 2020 until fall 2021.

The Hall of Fame has chosen not to hold an induction ceremony this year due to the uncertainties caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, and has decided to aim for the traditional in-person Induction Night next year, rather than replacing the event with an online ceremony.

Selection Committee Personnel

2020 Selection Review Panel 2020 Selection Committee Michelle Aucoin Mike Henderson Chairman Ray Bradshaw Alex Joseph Mark Smith Katherine Brien Nigel Kemp Kevin Cameron Lowell Cormier Bill Kiely Janice Cougle Janice Cossar Steve Locke Janice Cossar Phil Croucher Melissa MacKinnon Mike Henderson Glenn Delaney John Randles Bill Kiely Ann Dodge Burton Russell Alison MacDonald Ken Douglas John Ryan Dave MacLean Bette El-Hawary Gordie Smith Monty Mosher Karen Furneaux Stephanie Spencer Stacey Oxner Matt Haliburton Ambrose White Gordie Sutherland Dave Whitman

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Athletes

Richard Dalton, Paddling, Cork, Ireland: In a career spanning two decades, Dalton won gold at the national senior men’s championships 24 times. A competitor at the 2004 Olympics and gold medallist at the 2011 , he represented Canada at the Senior World Championships nine times, bringing home three bronze medals.

Todd Hallett, , Shelburne: A champion in both the men’s single and sculls rowing events, Hallett competed at the 1992, 1996 and 2000 Olympic Games. He also won bronze at the 1991 Pan American Games, and expanded his rowing repertoire to bring home gold with the “Men’s Eight with Coxswain” team at the 1994 Commonwealth Rowing Championships. He represented Canada at the World Rowing Championships five times.

Robert Putnam, , Brookfield: Putnam was the winning pitcher (and scored a run) in the 1980 National Senior Men’s Fastball Championship game, helping the Brookfield Elks win a gold medal—the first ever for a team east of Ontario. He won eight NS Senior Fastball Championships, six of them consecutively, in a sixteen-year span.

Ted Upshaw, Basketball, Three Mile Plains: Upshaw still holds the record at Acadia for the most regular season points (1,563) and field goals (664). AUAA MVP in 1981, he was also a three-time AUAA All-Star, two- time All-Canadian, and led the CIAU in scoring AND rebounding in 1981 with 29.1 ppg and 10.2 rpg.

Mark Dacey 2004 Brier Curling Team: The Mark Dacey team defeated the Alberta team 10-9 to win the Brier in 2004, with impressive three-point scores in both the 8th and 10th ends. The team went on to place third in the World Championships. Team Members: Mark Dacey (), (lead), Matt Harris (fifth), (second), (third), and Peter Corkum (coach).

Builders

Cathy Mason, Special Olympics, Stellarton: Mason has been involved with Special Olympics for 28 years, beginning her involvement in 1992 and serving as the volunteer regional coordinator for Pictou county since 1996. She has been a mission staff member and team manager for at five World Games events, and served in some capacity at ten National Games. In 2018 she was the Chef de Mission for Team NS.

Brian Todd, Sailing and Para-Sailing, Halifax: The head coach and technical director at Sail Nova Scotia from 1991 to 1999, Todd has coached athletes at 50 National Championships, 29 World Championships, 29 North American Championships, 2 Paralympic Games and 1 Olympic Games. He has also coached at the and Pan American Games, and served as coach for the Canadian windsurfing team, and head coach for the Canadian Youth Sailing Team.

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The Office of Communities, Culture and Wilbert Martel • TEAM Charles MacVicar • Heritage recognizes the contributions of the Jimmy Martin • Jubilee Four Oared Crew Hugh Noble • Stephen “Duke” McIsaac • of 1930 (Rowing) Victor deB. Oland • honoured members of Bill McKay • Ross Foley Four Oared Crew John Piers • Jack McKenna • (Rowing) Dannie Seaman • Sandy McMullin • H.L. “Bud” Thorbourne • Leo Glavine St. Mary’s Four Oared The Nova Aileen Meagher • Harry Trainor • Minister Crew of 1909 (Rowing) Bert “Basket” Messervey • Smith-Nickerson Four Abbie Warden • Scotia Sport Johnny Miles • Oared Crew (Rowing) George Warden • Leigh Miller • TEAM Hall of Fame Billy Mooney • 1980 Frank Morrison • ATHLETE Acadia University Ernie Mosher • “Axemen” David Amadio • Basketball 1971 • Deceased Bob Forward • Tom Mullane • Paul Andrea Caledonia Rugby 1937 Jack Stan Fraser • Jack Munroe • ORIGINAL Don Bauld • Halifax “Atlantics” Hockey Jimmy Fraser • Mike Murphy • INDUCTEES Len Boss • 1952-53-54 Bob Goodhew • A.V. “Chummie” Murray • Joe “Beef” Cameron • Halifax Queen Elizabeth ATHLETE Louis “Louie” Graham • Frank Nicks • Dr. W.A. “Buddy” “Lions” Basketball 1950 Alfred “Ackie” Allbon • Chester Gregory • Con Olson • Condy • Halifax “Wolverines” Hector “Hec” Andrews • John “Hap” Hanlon • Gerald “Jigger” O’Neil • John Devison Hockey 1934-35 Sam R. Balcom • Reg Hart • John W. O’Neill • Foster “Moxie” Dickson • Kentville “Glooscap” Marty Barry • Roy Haverstock • Jim “Hank” O’Rourke • P. “Skit” Ferguson Curling 1951 • Wally Barteaux • Nedder Healey • Billy Parsons • Fred Fox • Kentville Wildcats Hockey Fabie Bates • William A. Henry • Charles Patterson Sr. • Lawson Fowler • 1926-27 D. Stanley Bauld • Charles “Tiny” Charles Patterson 2nd • Tyrone Gardiner New Glasgow High Joey Beaton • Hermann • Charlie Paul • Doug Grant School Richard Beazley • Grant Holmes • Gertrude Phinney • Art Hafey Track and Field 1937 Fred “Stonewall” Bishop • Vernon “Newt” Hopper • Billy Pickering • John “Junior” Hanna • New Waterford Central Black • John “Timmie” Hunter • Burns Wesley Pierce • Jimmy Hawboldt • High School Basketball Neddy Borne • Roy Hunter • Wyman Porter • Robert Hayes • 1961 Arthur J. Brady • Nedder Hurley • Billy Rawley • J. “Bert” Hirschfeld • New Waterford “Strands” Henry “Ducky” Brooks • Gordon B. Isnor • Vaughan Reagh • Dorothy Holmes • Basketball 1946-47-48 Frank Brown • Roy Isnor • Walter Rice • Vida Large • St. Agnes Juvenile George Brown • Stanton Jackson • Billy Richardson • Parker MacDonald Basketball - Freddie Cameron • Waldon Kennedy • Harvey Richardson • Steve “Kid” MacDonald • New Waterford 1932 “Hockey Jack” Campbell • Alf Kirby • “Nugget” Richmond • Allister MacNeil Stellarton “Albions” Mike Carney • Gordon “Doggie” Kuhn • Percy Ring • Avard Mann • Baseball 1951-52-53 Frank Carroll • Robert Laidlaw • Mickey Roach • S. “Chook” Maxwell • Sydney Millionaires Carroll Charleton • Ves Laing • Alf Rogers • Joseph “Joey” Mullins • Hockey 1941 D.R. “Dempsey” Mellish Lane • William C. Ross • Roy Oliver • Truro “Bearcats” Senior Chisholm • Sam Langford • Fritz Schaefer • Bevil “Bev” Piers • Baseball 1946 Roy Chisholm • George Latham • Cliff Shand • Blair Richardson • “Seven Frank Condon • Jack Learment • Howard Shaw • Richie Spears Survivors” Hockey Jack Condon • Sammy Lesser • Lou Shaw • Sherman White • 1930-31 Johnny Conroy • Fergie Little • Lou Siderski • R. “Tic” Williams • Truro “Slugs” Girls Softball Thurston Cook • Tommy Little • • Frances L. Woodbury • 1945-46-50 Joe Crockett • Lester Lowther • Ted Stackhouse • BUILDER George Cutten • Mark & Mike Lynch • Frank Stephen • 1981 Art Dalton • Victor MacAulay • Bill “Red” Stuart • Bob Beaton • ATHLETE Robie Davison • Ritchie MacCoy • Dave Thomson • A. Garnet Brown • Edith Bauld • Clarence DeMont • “Big” Alex MacDonald • George Tracy • Ted Cumming John Alexander “Johnny” George Dixon • Ian MacDonald • Jimmy Trott • John Cechetto Clark • W.R. “Tee” Doyle • Jack D. MacDonald • Jack Twaddle • Hanson Dowell • Delmore William “Buddy” Burns Dunbar • R.J. MacDonald • Angus Walters • Danny Gallivan • Daye • Bill Dunphy • Roddie MacDonald • Terrence “Tiger” Eddie Gillis • James Goode “Jimmy” Vern Eville • Toby MacDonald • Warrington • Jack Gray • Gray • Layton Ferguson • John MacIntyre • Russell T. Ward • Don Henderson • John Edward McCurdy • Robert “Burglar” “Mickey” MacIntyre • George Weatherbee • Clarence Johnson • Jesse Elroy Mitchell • Ferguson • Hughie MacKinnon • Neddie Weaver • Fred Kelly • Vincent Ferguson • Clarence “Coot” Steven Whelan • Art Lightfoot • BUILDER Leon Fluck • MacLean • Neil Wilkie • Frank McGibbon • Nathan Scoville “Nate” Charlie Foley • Kirk MacLellan • James “Minute” Wilkie • Leo “Pop” McKenna • Bain • Tom Foley • Silas MacLellan • Benny Woodworth • John MacCarthy • Harold William “Harry” Butler • Frank Baldwin • Janet Merry • John Fortunato • Duncanson • John Theodore TEAM Owen N. Sawler • Keith MacKenzie Duncan MacIntyre • Cruikshank • TEAM Rod Shoveller • Marie McNeil Bowness James Archibald “J.A.” World Championship Karen Fraser Moore Shearwater Flyers Football Ferguson • Sailing 1992 1957 BUILDER Judge Julian Elliot Glen Dexter, Andreas ATHLETE Hudson • Josenhans, Alexander 1988 Fred Cuvelier • Taylor Gordon • “Sandy” MacMillan Fred MacGillivray, Sr. • Donald John Loney • ATHLETE Ismet “Hum” Joseph • John “Jack” Thomas • 1977, 1980 Wayne Maxner Joyce Myers • Douglas “Dugger” Freda Noble Wales • MEDIA AWARD McNeil • BUILDER 1997 TEAM Alex Nickerson • David Piers Darius “Pat” Patterson • ATHLETE Acadia University Men’s 1984 Earl Arthur Ryan • Bob Sayer Jamie Bone Basketball 1930 ATHLETE Garfield MacDonald • TEAM Rick Bowness Halifax Curling Club BUILDER Edwin Crowell • Men’s 1927 Marjorie Turner-Bailey Saint Francis Xavier Hockey John “Jook” Munroe George “Porgy” Kehoe • Liverpool Jets Senior Lyle Carter 1950-51 Bob Piers Annie Longard • Women’s Softball 1965-67 Gerald Mielke • Wayne Smith • Gladys Longard • 1993 BUILDER Liverpool Larrupers ATHLETE Senior Baseball 1939-41 BUILDER TEAM George Athanasiou Leo Amadio • Dr. William Stanish Yarmouth Gateways Brookfield Elks Softball John “Brother” Andrew Cole Dorothy Walker Senior Baseball 1929-35 MacDonald • 1980 Elizabeth Connor • TEAM 1982 Jimmy McDonald • 1989 Robert McCall • Nova Scotia Voyageurs ATHLETE MEDIA AWARD ATHLETE Robert Mills Miriam Penney • Hockey 1971-72 Norman “Normie” Earl R.J. Morton • Hugh Alexander Doug Sulliman 1998 Ferguson 1985 Campbell George Ross Harper BUILDER ATHLETE ATHLETE Herbert MacLeod • Christopher “Chris” Hook Sydney Hale Roy • James Creighton • William “Bill” Carter • Maisie Howard • Susan Mason (MacLeod) Reginald J. Muise Bill Kingston • Wilson Parsons Richard “Kid” Howard • Thomas Melvin “Ike” BUILDER William “Bill” Riley Rita Lohnes Murray • 1994 Ken Shea Lowell MacDonald Beverley “Bev” Wade • John Brophy • ATHLETE Nigel Kemp BUILDER Gary Walter McMahon BUILDER Paul Boutilier Donald Wheeler • Elizabeth Chard • John “Kenzie” MacNeill • Frederick Robert “Fred” Ann Dodge Gerald “Tarp” Walsh • TEAM Peter Doig • Lois MacGregor Lynch • Bob Wong BUILDER Les Topshee • Stellarton Monarchs Karin Maessen TEAM John E. “Gee” Ahern • MEDIA AWARD Senior Softball 1937-38 BUILDER Saint Mary’s University Gerald St. Clair “Jerry” Dr. Cecil MacLean • 1990 Robert “Bob” Douglas • Bauld • Frank Garner Basketball 1972-73 1986 ATHLETE TEAM TEAM 1999 ATHLETE Reginald “Reg” Beazley • Acadia Senior Men’s Peter Hope Saint Francis Xavier ATHLETE Varsity Basketball 1964- Sylvester “Daddy” Bubar • Sam Wareham • Football 1966 Dave Downey 65 Nancy Ellen Garapick Jerry Byers • Duncan Gillis • Acadia Senior Women’s Gerald “Gerry” Leslie 1995 BUILDER Mike Henderson Varsity Swim 1977-78 Glinz • ATHLETE Mike McPhee Robert “Bob” Kaplan • Bridgetown Men’s Lawn Marty Martinello Josephine Laba • Herman Kaplan • BUILDER 1973-75 BUILDER Paul MacLean International Dory Racing Alfred “Alf” LeJeune • Bob Boucher • Steve MacDonald • Marie Moore - Lloyd Heisler & Russell Pat Connolly • Gordon S. Mont TEAM Ralph Simmons • Langille 1952-55 John MacGlashen • TEAM Windsor Maple Leafs BUILDER Springhill “Fencebusters” Senior Hockey 1963-64 TEAM Baseball 1927-28 Saint Mary’s University Gussie MacLellan • 1991 Ken Mantin Halifax Arcade Ladies MEDIA AWARD Football 1973 Softball 1946-49 ATHLETE TEAM W.J. “Ace” Foley • 1987 2000 ATHLETE Walter Dann Nova Scotia Women’s 1983 Hilliard Graves 1975 ATHLETE ATHLETE John “Jack” Fritz • Angus “Sonny” Donald “Chick” Phil Scott 1996 Clyde Gray MacDonald • Charlton • Francis “Rocky” George “Rock-A-Bye” John Myketyn • ATHLETE William Hannon • MacDougall • Ross • Billy O’Donnell David Crabbe Kevin Morrison BUILDER Lawrence “Butch” BUILDER BUILDER Edna Lockhart O’Hearn BUILDER Hugh Little • Wendell Young 2004 Leon Carter Kell Antoft • Gerry MacMillan BUILDER 2012 Karen Furneaux Kathy Powers Simon P. Gillis • Brian Langley Steve Konchalski ATHLETE Al Yarr Tyrone Williams Ante Jazic Don Koharski Julie Barton BUILDER TEAM Dick MacLean • Steve Giles BUILDER Sydney Millionaires Bernie Chisholm 2008 Vince Horsman David Fry • Hockey 1948-49 Hugh Matheson Glen Murray Fred MacGillivray Gail Rice ATHLETE BUILDER 2001 William James Roue • Don Brien 2017 John (Jack) Graham ATHLETE ATHLETE TEAM Peter Corkum Al MacInnis Howard Jackson • Sarah Baker Cecilia Branch Glace Bay Colonels 1987 Donald MacVicar Carroll Morgan • TEAM Amy Cotton MEDIA Kathy MacCormack Spurr BUILDER 2001 King of Donair Men’s Todd King Donnie MacIsaac • Lucy Smith BUILDER Wayne Finck Soccer Club Colin White Laurie Power • 2005 David Fraser 2013 Arnold Patterson • Ginny Smith ATHLETE ATHLETE BUILDER TEAM TEAM Neil Amadio • Lawrence Hafey Brad Barton Thorburn Mohawks John Cassidy John Hatch Mike Kelly • Hockey 1960-61 Maritime Junior Softball Jackie Hayden • BUILDER TEAM David “Ducky” Webber 1963-65 2009 Stephen Fairbairn 1977 Cheema Canoe 1981 Canada Games BUILDER ATHLETE Tak Kikuchi Team Junior Boys Softball John Paris Jr. Bruce Beaton TEAM 2018 2002 Susan Smith Mickey Fox Murray Sleep • 1981 Acadia University ATHLETE ATHLETE Brian Heaney Axemen Football TEAM Mary Beth Bowie Fabian Joseph Jody Hennigar 1985 Kentville Wildcats Gordie Smith Kristan Burley Cliff Roach • Antigonish Robertson’s Baseball Anna Pendergast Mark Smith Midget Softball 1984 BUILDER Stammberger Nova Scotia Canada 2014 BUILDER Roy Clements • ATHLETE Somebeachsomewhere • Games Men’s Basketball Gus Fahey Terry Henderson 1987 Kevin Dugas BUILDER Alexander “Sandy” TEAM MEDIA Scott Fraser • Thomas Doucette • Young • Acadia University Men’s Theresa MacCuish Al Hollingsworth Margaret “Peggy” Gallant TEAM Basketball 1976-77 Richard G. Munro TEAM 2006 Ken Poole 2010 1978 SMU Men’s 1982 ATHLETE BUILDER ATHLETE Basketball Team Saint Mary’s Junior Hockey Terry Baker Dr. Cathy Campbell Janice Cossar 1948 Chris Clarke Anthony Hall 2019 Mike Forgeron John Giovannetti • ATHLETE 2003 Robyn Meagher TEAM David Pinkney Sr. • Jackie Barrett ATHLETE Gary Sabean 1998 Truro TSN Bearcats Ken Reardon Justine Colley-Leger Ricky Anderson Cindy Tye Hockey Club BUILDER Ross Webb Suzanne Muir Jim Beckman Jody Shelley David Andrews 2015 Malcolm Davis BUILDER Morgan Williams Muriel Fage • ATHLETE Graham MacIntyre Carl “Bucky” Buchanan Courtney Malcolm Raymond “Sugar Ray” Clyde Roy • Kevin Heisler BUILDER Downey Barry Shakespeare • TEAM Rick Rivers Chris Flynn Henry Boutilier BUILDER Judy Lugar and Morag 2011 Andrew Haley Roger Caulfield McLean Sailing Jerome Bruhm ATHLETE David Kikuchi Leo Fahey • Fisherman’s Market Midget Boys Fast Pitch Will Njoku BUILDER TEAM Softball 1981 Steve Pound Jim Bottomley Saint Francis Xavier Cam Russell Lowell Cormier 2007 Michael Scarola Football 1963 TEAM ATHLETE BUILDER MEDIA 1995 Dalhousie University Frank Dorrington • Hugh Townsend Hubert Earle Men’s Soccer Team Stan Hennigar Jr. Carolyn Savoy • 2004 Fred Lake • 2016 TEAM ATHLETE Penny LaRocque ATHLETE Charles Smith • Team 1999- Art Dorrington • Tracy Cameron Friends of the Hall

The following individuals and businesses have contributed financially to the Hall of Fame in support of our Annual Friends Campaign and our ongoing programs:

Elizabeth Douglas Derek White Dave Andrews Phillip Gaunce Steve Konchalski Phil Henderson Daniel Joseph Don Mills Neil Roberts Dave Bryson Bill Robinson Ted Cumming Ken Mantin Kevin Deveau George Hallett Ian Ramsay Rob Randall Steve Goodwin Norm Ferguson Wendell Young Karen Moore Lowell Cormier John and Bonnie Wooler Suzanne Muir Brian Langley Marjorie Turner Bailey Michael Sullivan Geraldine Thomas Tom Lynch Jamie Muir Walter Dann Gloria McCluskey John MacDonald Graham MacIntyre Kevin Heisler William Squires Hubert Earle Ian Thompson Courtney Parks Malcolm Keith Souchereau John Archibald Wilfred Moore Kristan Burley Frances Hayes Henry Boutilier Dr. Carl “Bucky” Buchanan Laddie Farquhar Anthony Sweet Farida Gabbani and Larry David Murphy Stephen MacDonald Robert Shaw Anthony Patrick Daly Helmut Stoeckl Jonathan Beausang Daniel Gallivan Arthur Donahoe Bruce Rainnie Marc Champoux Peter Corkum Joel Jacobson Stephanie O’Connor Ann White Mike Henderson Jean Meagher Al Peppard Bruce Shoveller Burton Russell Brien Family Trust Chuck Bridges Carol and Colin Dodds Barney VanBlarcom Packy McFarland Wayne Finck Don Koharski John Fritz Doug Holland Lynne Donahoe Michael Boudreau Bill Wilson Philip Bowes Bruce Hunt IMO James Leslie Jacqueline White Nigel Kemp William O’Donnell David Cudmore Robert Ferguson Fred MacGillivray Edwin Harris Dorothy Robbins Vernon Kynock Skit Ferguson Craig Meister Peter Hope Dr. Bill Stanish John Ross Karen Gardiner Jean Cooley Captial Fund Leo MacPherson Ian Smith Steven and Maureen Shriver at Community Cyril MacLeod Dr. Cathy Campbell Mason Johnston Foundation Jeffrey Whitman Sandy VanBlarcom Mike and Barbara Scarola Allan MacLaughlin Ricky Anderson Russell Fougere Suzan MacLean ILMO Dr. Ken Marchant Michael Curry Wayne MacDonald Cecil MacLean Doug Wright Gregory Patton Jocelyn Webb Dr. Doug LeGay Thank you for your support!

Thanks to the generous support of our Education Program sponsors and attendees of our annnual Fox Harb’r Invitational Golf Tournament, we are able to continue to offer the Future Hall of Famers program free of charge and fund necessary resources such as the Hall of Fame vehicle for visiting schools.

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Trivia answers

1. Justine Colley-Leger of East Preston, Nova Scotia, who had a legendary 5-year career at Saint Mary’s University 2. Al MacInnis (1989), Brad Richards (2004), and (2016, 2017) 3. Al MacNeil, 1971 Canadiens 4. Sam Snead (Tiger Woods is 2nd with 79 career wins) 5. Colleen Jones 6. Two-time Boston Marathon winner Johnny Miles 7. Hall of Famer Gail Rice 8. Turnberry and Royal St. Georges 9. of the St. Louis Cardinals 10. Marcel Dionne

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