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Photograph of the New Hazelton hockey team, Hazelton, British Columbia, 1913

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New Hazelton hockey team, Hazelton, British Columbia, 1913

Team photograph, Metcalfe Hockey Club, 1907

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The Metcalfe [Ontario] Hockey Club, champions of Russell County Hockey Association, 1907

Team photograph, Canadian National Railways hockey team, 1929

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The 1929 Canadian National Railways (CNR) hockey team of Stratford, Ontario

Team photograph of members of the Avondale Hockey Club, 1901-1902

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Avondale Hockey Club, 1901-1902

Photograph of a Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) hockey team, date unknown

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Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) hockey team, "A division", date unknown

Photograph of a man teaching several young boys wearing skates and hockey jerseys, 1956

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Future hockey stars are instructed in the proper method of body checking, Arnprior, Ontario, January 1956

Photograph of the Asahi Athletic Club hockey team, Vancouver, British Columbia, 1919-1920

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Vancouver's Asahi Athletic Club ice hockey team, 1919-1920. Front row, from left to right: E. Kitagawa, right wing; H. Yonemoto, center; Dr. H.M. Nomura, president; S. Matsumiya, goal; K. Matsubayashi, left wing. Back row, left to right: S. Kobe, defence; N. Matoba, defence; T. Furumoto, captain and rover; Y. Horii, substitute.

Vancouver's Asahi Athletic Club hockey team of 1919-20

Photograph of the YMCA hockey team of Stratford, Ontario

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The YMCA hockey team of Stratford, Ontario; 1907 City League champions and winners of the Makins Cup

Photograph of a prisoners' hockey team at an internment camp in Alberta, February 1946

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Prisoners' hockey team, internment camp 132, Medicine Hat, Alberta, February 25, 1946

Photograph of members of the Kingston Junior Hockey Club, 1926

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Kingston Junior Hockey Club, 1926, champions of Eastern Canada. To the left of the trophy is Hartland de M. Molson, future president of the Canadian Arena Company and the Montreal Canadiens.

Kingston Junior Hockey Club, 1926; champions of Eastern Canada

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