naist-nlp/zeshel huggingface dataset:
Mickey Renaud Captain ' s Trophy The Mickey Renaud Captain ' s Trophy is an award in the Ontario Hockey League which is given to one team captain every year . The award was announced on February 4 , 2009 at the 2009 OHL All - Star Classic hosted at the WFCU Centre in Windsor , Ontario . The recipient is , as described in the award , one that best exemplifies the character and commitment that Mickey Renaud displayed during his career with the Windsor Spitfires . Renaud was Captain of the Windsor Spitfires and a fifth round draft pick for the Calgary Flames before his sudden death on February 18 2008 of the rare heart condition hypertrophic cardiomyopathy . The Windsor Spitfires retired his number # 18 the following day , with banner raising held on September 25 , 2008 . Renaud was the son of former NHL defenceman Mark Renaud , who played for the Hartford Whalers and Buffalo Sabres from 1979 - 1985 .
UNBSJ Red Barons The University of New Brunswick at Saint John Red Barons were a junior team in Saint John , New Brunswick . They played in the New Brunswick Junior Hockey League and the Southern New Brunswick Junior B Hockey League in the 1970 ' s . 1974 - 75 NBJHL . Team GP W L T GF GA P = UNB Saint John Seawolves = " Seawolves " is the current name of the varsity sports teams of the University of New Brunswick at St . John , located in St . John , New Brunswick . The main campus is located in Fredericton , New Brunswick . They do not operate a hockey program . They are members of the Atlantic Collegiate Athletic Association which has not operated a hockey league since 1987 .
Paul Kelly ( lawyer ) Paul V . Kelly ( born ca . 1955 ) is the former Executive Director of the National Hockey League Players ' Association , serving from October 24 , 2007 to August 31 , 2009 . Career . Kelly is a prominent Massachusetts lawyer who founded Boston - based law firm Kelly , Libby and Hoopes . Kelly had served as the assistant district attorney during the trial and investigation of then - NHLPA head Alan Eagleson over corruption and embezzlement . Eagleson eventually plead guilty to fraud in Boston and was imprisoned in Toronto . In 2000 , Kelly represented Marty McSorley during the latter ' s trial in Vancouver for on - ice assault with a hockey stick . NHLPA Director . Kelly was appointed as Executive Director of the NHLPA , replacing Ted Saskin who had been ousted for secretly monitoring player e - mail accounts . Kelly was strongly in favour of adding an NHL team in Canada . On August 31 , 2009 , Kelly was unexpectedly fired as head of the National Hockey league Players ' Association following several hours of meetings in Chicago . Russ Conway , the former Lawrence Eagle Tribune NHL and Boston Bruins sportswriter who had helped to expose Alan Eagleson ' s corrupt practices , described Kelly as the first " true , clean " leader the NHLPA ever had , and said " this is a very sad day for hockey . Unfortunately , the union continues to drink the Kool - Aid . ” Some have speculated that Kelly was forced out in a power struggle . Kelly had ordered forensic audit of the union ' s activities over the previous three years , which had apparently revealed that Ian Penny and Eric Lindros had been spending millions of dollars of the union ' s money . Both favored Kelly ' s firing , and it has been suggested that Kelly had earlier forced Lindros to resign . Ron Pink , advisory board head , who had also applied for Kelly ' s position in 2007 , and an ombudsman , Buzz Hargrove were also instrumental in the decision to dismiss Kelly . Hargrove , Penny , Pink , Pulver and Lindros were said to represent the " old guard of the NHLPA " , one that was confrontational and focused on driving up player salaries , rather than the overall financial well - being of the league , and believed that the union conceded too in negotiations during the 2004 - 05 lockout . Kelly was not involved with the NHLPA when the deal was negotiated , nonetheless he stated publicly that he did not want to see another work stoppage when the agreement expires on September 15 , 2011 . The other executives felt that he was heading in the wrong direction , and that his relationship with NHL commissioner Gary Bettman and Bill Daly had grown too close , as they believed that the NHLPA should use whatever means necessary , including a work stoppage , to get the best deal for the players . Ian Penny was named the interim director later that day . It is unknown who will become the permanent executive director of the NHLPA .
Chris Terry Chris Terry ( born April 7 , 1989 ) is a Canadian professional ice hockey player who is currently playing for the Charlotte Checkers of the American Hockey League . He was drafted 132nd overall by the Carolina Hurricanes during the 2007 NHL Entry Draft . Playing career . Junior . Terry was drafted by the Plymouth Whalers in the second round , 29th overall in the 2005 OHL Draft from the Markham Islanders . In his rookie season as a 16 year old with the Whalers , Terry recorded 28 points in 64 games , followed by five points in 11 games in the playoffs during the 2005 – 06 season . Terry ' s production increased to 66 points in 68 games with Plymouth in 2006 – 07 season , finishing with the third highest point total on the team . Terry followed that up with 18 points in 20 post - season games , helping the Whalers win the J . Ross Robertson Cup , and a berth to the 2007 Memorial Cup . Plymouth would lose to the eventual champion Vancouver Giants in the semi - finals . After the season , Terry was drafted by the Carolina Hurricanes in the 2007 NHL Entry Draft . During the 2007 – 08 season , the Whalers named Terry as their captain during road games . Terry would enjoy a breakout season , finishing sixth in the OHL with 44 goals and 101 points . He then led the Whalers in playoff scoring , earning seven points in four games . Terry was named the Whalers full time captain in the 2008 – 09 season , and he continued putting up impressive offensive numbers , finishing second in league scoring with 94 points in 53 games . In 11 playoff games , Terry finished with 16 points , tied for the team lead . After the season , Terry was awarded the Mickey Renaud Captain ' s Trophy and the Dan Snyder Memorial Trophy by the league . In 253 career games with the Whalers , Terry finished with 289 points , third highest in team history . Professional . After his junior team was eliminated in the playoffs in 2008 , the Carolina Hurricanes assigned Terry on an amateur try - out contract to their AHL affiliate , the Albany River Rats at the end of the 2007 – 08 season . He made his professional debut and in one game went pointless for the Rats . Following another year with the Whalers , Terry was signed by the Hurricanes to a three - year entry level contract on May 29 , 2009 . Terry returned to Albany for the 2009 – 10 season .
Hachinohe Hachinohe ( in Japanese : 八戸市 , " Hachinohe - shi " ) is a city located in southeastern part of the Aomori prefecture in the Tōhoku region of Japan . As of 2009 , the city had an estimated population of 238 , 421 and a density of 781 persons per km² . Its total area was 305 . 17 km² . Hachinohe is located in the flatlands on the east coast of the prefecture , facing the Pacific Ocean . The city has a cold maritime climate characterized by cool summers and cold winters with heavy snowfall .
1920 – 21 PCHA season The 1920 – 21 PCHA season was the tenth season of the Pacific Coast Hockey Association . Three teams played 24 games each . The Vancouver Millionaires won the league championship , but lost the 1921 Stanley Cup Finals to the Ottawa Senators of the National Hockey League . Regular season . Final standings . " GP = Games Played , W = Wins , L = Losses , T = Ties , Pts = Points , GF = Goals For , GA = Goals Against " < br > " Teams that qualified for the playoffs are highlighted in bold " Leading scorers . " GP = Games Played , G = Goals , A = Assists , Pts = Points , PIM = Penalties In Minutes " Playoffs . PCHA Championship . " 2 games total goals " Vancouver Millionaires beat Seattle Metropolitans 13 goals to 2 . Vancouver advanced to the Stanley Cup Final . Stanley Cup Championship . See 1921 Stanley Cup Finals The Stanley Cup finals took place in Vancouver , British Columbia between the Millionaires and Ottawa Senators of the National Hockey League , alternating between PCHA and NHL rules . Ottawa won the series 3 – 2 . The attendance per game during the series averaged 10 , 000 people which was a record for its time . It was an extremely hard fought and close series as all games were decided by only one goal .
European Women Champions Cup The European Women ' s Champions Cup is an international tournament held annually between the various champions of the top women ' s leagues all across Europe . The tournament is sanctioned by the International Ice Hockey Federation . The tournament was created in 2004 .
Taro Tsujimoto Taro Tsujimoto is a fictive Japanese player created by Punch Imlach at the 1974 NHL Amateur Draft . While a totally imaginary player , Tsujimoto nevertheless was legally drafted by the Buffalo Sabres 183rd overall in the 11th round of the 1974 Amateur Draft by Punch Imlach , then general manager of the Sabres . Imlach was reportedly fed up by the tedious draft process , which was very slow and done via the telephone . To lighten the hardship of the process , he decided to pull a little prank to have some fun at the league ' s expense . He contacted public relations director Paul Wieland and asked him for the translation of the name " Sabre " in Japanese . Meanwhile , he found a common Japanese name in a Buffalo - area phone book . When came his turn to speak at the 11th round , Imlach drafted an unknown player named Taro Tsujimoto , whom Imlach assured was a stellar center for his Japan Ice Hockey League side , the Tokyo Katanas . Not knowing any better , the NHL made the pick official and all the major media outlets reported the Sabres ' pick , including The Hockey News . Even though nobody had ever heard of this alleged star nor of his equally fictive team ( and possibly even of the JIHL , which , unlike Tsujimoto and the Katanas , did exist at the time ) , the pick remained official and legal until Imlach acknowledged he faked everything about this pick several weeks later . NHL President Clarence Campbell , who had been at the head of the league for 28 years , did not find the prank nearly as funny as Imlach did and the pick was eventually changed to " invalid claim " for the league ' s official record - keeping purposes . On the Sabres ' side however , any media guide issued by the team still lists Tsujimoto as the 183rd overall pick of the 1974 NHL Amateur Draft . Actually , the prank has become an inside joke among Sabres ' fans and staffers . For years after the pick , the fans at the Buffalo Memorial Auditorium would chant " We Want Taro ! " when the games became a little too one - sided , usually in favor of the Sabres ' opponents .
George Grigor George Grigor ( September 3 , 1916 – 1992 ) was an ice hockey center that played for the Chicago Black Hawks . Biography . Born in Edinburgh , Scotland , Grigor grew up in Toronto and played junior with the Toronto Young Rangers . He then played three years of senior hockey with the Toronto Dominions and Niagara Falls Brights . In 1939 he joined the Baltimore Orioles and recorded consecutive 20 - goal seasons before joining the senior Toronto Marlboros . It was while Grigor was starring in the OHA senior A loop that he was recalled for a pair of games with the Chicago Blackhawks . He managed to score a goal before he returned to regular job as a playmaker with the Toronto Staffords where he led the league in assists in 1943 - 44 . Grigor played a few games for the Staffords in 1944 - 45 . From 1944 to 1948 he played with the Toronto People ' s Credit team in a local Toronto league .
Camp Borden Infantry Training Camp Borden is a miltary base in central Ontario , Canada . During World War II many Canadian soldiers were trained there . As a part of their training and to raise morale hockey teams were entered in the Ontario Hockey Association ( OHA ) . This team played in the OHA Senior B in 1940 - 41 .
Steve Kraftcheck Stephen S . Kraftcheck ( born March 3 , 1929 in Tintern , Ontario ) was a Canadian ice hockey defenceman and coach . He played junior hockey in Hamilton for the Hamilton Lloyds and the Hamilton Aerovox from 1945 to 1948 . Kraftcheck then turned pro with the San Francisco Shamrocks in 1948 - 49 . He played part of the 1950 - 51 season for the Boston Bruins and then the 1951 - 52 and 1952 - 53 seasons for the New York Rangers . Except for 8 games with the Toronto Maple Leafs in 1958 - 59 , that was the extent of his NHL career , which consisted of 11 goals and 18 assists in 157 games . He now played in the American Hockey League ( AHL ) . Kraftcheck joined the Cleveland Barons in 1953 - 54 and stayed with them through the 1957 - 58 season . In 1958 - 59 he was signed by the Rochester Americans and stayed with them until 1962 - 63 , when he joined the Providence Reds for his last two seasons before retiring in 1964 . In the AHL , he was a second all - star in 1956 and 1961 and a first all - star from 1957 to 1960 . In 1959 he won the Eddie Shore Award as the best defenceman . He was a player - coach of the Americans for three seasons from 1958 to 1961 .
George Scholes George Francis Scholes ( November 24 , 1928 - November 18 , 2004 ) was a Canadian ice hockey player who competed in the 1956 Winter Olympics . Scholes was a member of the Kitchener - Waterloo Dutchmen who won the bronze medal for Canada in ice hockey at the 1956 Winter Olympics .
1962 - 63 WIAA Season This is the 1962 - 63 season of the Western Intercollegiate Athletic Association . The league was known as the Western Canadian Intercollegiate Athletic Union until this season . It was also the first season the CIAU held the University Cup . Standings . External link : Canada West Standings History pdf " Note : Included in these standings is the 1962 - 63 Hamber Trophy series . " Playoffs . " No playoffs . " University of British Columbia Thunderbirds advanced to the 1963 University Cup . See Also . List of WIAA Seasons
Xfinity Arena at Everett The Xfinity Arena at Everett , formerly known as the Comcast Arena at Everett ( 2007 - 2014 ) Everett Events Center ( 2003 - 07 ) , is a $ 71 . 5 million dollar muti - purpose complex in Everett , Washington , designed and developed by the City of Everett Public Facilities District . The arena opened in September 2003 . Hockey . Xfinity Arena is the home of the Everett Silvertips , a Western Hockey League franchise . In their first season ( 2003 - 04 ) the Everett Silvertips were led by former NHL Head Coach Kevin Constantine , to win the WHL Western Conference Championship . Since then , the Everett Silvertips have gone on to set a record for the most wins and points for an expansion team . Throughout their six seasons in Everett , the Silvertips have welcomed well over 1 . 3 million fans into the arena while accumulating 201 wins as they have proven to be the exemplary threat in the Western Hockey League .
Jack Garrity John Paul " Jack " Garrity ( born April 1 , 1926 in Woburn , Massachusetts ) is a retired American ice hockey player . Garrity was a member of the American 1948 Winter Olympics team . He was inducted into the United States Hockey Hall of Fame in 1986 .
2006 – 07 Minnesota Wild season This 2006 – 07 Minnesota Wild season began on October 5 , 2006 . It was the Wild ' s 6th season in the National Hockey League . Regular season . Season standings . Here is how the Wild did in the standings in 2006 – 07 . Game log . Here is the Wild ' s 2006 – 07 schedule with game by game results . Playoffs . The Minnesota Wild ended the 2006 – 07 regular season as the Western Conference ' s seventh seed . Western Conference Quarter - finals : vs . ( 2 ) Anaheim Ducks . Anaheim wins series 4 – 1 Transactions . The Wild were involved in the following transactions during the 2006 – 07 season . External links . Goaltenders : • Defensemen • • • Forwards • • • • • • •
1937 - 38 QCJHL Season This is the 1937 - 38 season of the Quebec City Junior League : Final . " Best of 5 " Quebec Castors beat Quebec Junior Aces 3 wins to none , 1 tie . Quebec Castors advanced to the 1937 - 38 Quebec Junior Playoffs . See also . List of QCJHL Seasons
Cincinnati Mighty Ducks The Cincinnati Mighty Ducks were a team in the American Hockey League . They played in Cincinnati , Ohio , USA , at the Cincinnati Gardens . History . The Cincinnati Mighty Ducks were granted a voluntary suspension for the 2005 – 06 season due to the lack of an NHL affiliate after previous affiliates Detroit Red Wings and the Mighty Ducks of Anaheim signed new agreements with the Grand Rapids Griffins and the Portland Pirates , respectively . In October 2005 the team was renamed the Cincinnati RailRaiders . They were seeking an affiliation agreement for a return in 2006 – 07 , but failed to reach a goal of 2 , 000 season tickets sold to become re - active . On October 3 , 2006 , it was reported that a Windsor , Ontario , based company been granted conditional approval to purchase and relocate the team however that deal fell through . On March 19 , 2007 , however , the AHL announced that the team had been purchased , and moved to Rockford , Illinois , to become the Rockford IceHogs ( which was the name of a United Hockey League franchise ) . The market was previously served by : The team was replaced in this market by :
1924 – 25 Hamilton Tigers season The 1924 – 25 Hamilton Tigers season was the last season of the Tigers . The club won the regular season but did not play in the playoffs as the players went on strike for increased play . NHL president Frank Calder suspended the team . In the off - season , the assets of the Tigers were sold to form the new New York Americans expansion team . Offseason . The league added two new expansion teams : the Boston Bruins and the Montreal Maroons . Playoffs . No playoff games were played as the players went on strike .
2002 – 03 Philadelphia Flyers season The 2002 – 03 Philadelphia Flyers season was the Philadelphia Flyers 36th season in the National Hockey League ( NHL ) . In 2002 – 03 , Roman Cechmanek had a club record 1 . 83 GAA and the Flyers acquired Sami Kapanen and Tony Amonte prior to the trade deadline ; however , they fell one point short of a second straight Atlantic Division title . As a result , the Flyers endured a long , brutal seven - game first round match - up with Toronto that featured three multiple overtime games , all in Toronto . After winning Game 7 , 6 – 1 , the Flyers fought Ottawa in the second round with equal vigor as they split the first four games of the series , Cechmanek earning shutouts in both wins . Cechmanek ' s inconsistency showed through , however , as he allowed ten goals in the final two games and Ottawa advanced in six games . Cechmanek was traded to Los Angeles for a 2004 second round draft pick during the off - season despite having the second - best goals - against average in the league over his three years in Philadelphia . Player stats . Skaters . " Note : GP = Games played ; G = Goals ; A = Assists ; Pts = Points ; PIM = Penalties in minutes " Denotes player spent time with another team before joining Flyers . Stats reflect time with the Flyers only . Traded mid - season Bold / italics denotes franchise record Goaltenders . " Note : GP = Games Played ; TOI = Time On Ice ( minutes ) ; W = Wins ; L = Losses ; T = Ties ; GA = Goals Against ; SO = Shutouts ; Sv % = Save percentage ; GAA = Goals Against Average " Transactions . The Flyers were involved in the following transactions before / during the 2002 – 03 season . Draft picks . Philadelphia ' s picks at the 2002 NHL Entry Draft . Farm teams . The Flyers were affiliated with the Philadelphia Phantoms of the AHL and the Trenton Titans of the ECHL .
Mike Betz Mike Betz ( born March 31 , 1981 ) is an American former professional ice hockey goaltender . Prior to turning professional , Betz attended Ohio State University ( OSU ) where he played four seasons ( 2000 – 2004 ) of NCAA Men ' s Division I Ice Hockey with the Ohio State Buckeyes . Betz was recognized for his outstanding college hockey play when he was named the Ohio State Buckeyes ' Most Valuable Player for both the 2001 – 02 and 2002 – 03 seasons , and was also selected as the 2002 – 03 CCHA Goaltender of the Year . Betz hold ' s the Ohio State Buckeyes ' record for most career minutes played ( 8 , 519 : 34 ) , saves ( 3 , 328 ) , shut - outs ( 11 ) , and wins ( 73 ) by a goaltender , and also holds Ohio State ' s record for most minutes played ( 2 , 423 : 44 ) and shut - outs ( 5 ) in a single season ( 2001 – 02 ) Betz made his professional debut during the 2003 – 04 ECHL playoffs , playing three games in the net for the Kelly Cup champion Idaho Steelheads . He went on to play two more seasons in the ECHL before retiring following the 2005 – 06 season .
Mathieu Benoit Mathieu Benoit ( born July 12 , 1979 in Lachine , Quebec ) is a Canadian right winger playing for the Saguenay Marquis of the Ligue Nord - Américaine de Hockey . He played major junior with the Chicoutimi Saguenéens , Acadie - Bathurst Titan , and Moncton Wildcats of the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League from 1995 to 2000 . In 1998 - 99 he won the Guy Lafleur Trophy . The New Jersey Devils chose him 188th overall in the 1997 NHL Entry Draft . Benoit turned pro in 2000 - 01 with the Charlotte Checkers and the Hartford Wolf Pack . After this one pro season Benoit joined the Quebec Semi - Professional League . He has played in this league and its successor the Ligue Nord - Americaine since .
Jean Gravelle Israel Jean Orval Gravelle , sometimes referred to as Orville Gravelle , ( December 7 , 1927 – January 18 , 1997 ) was a Canadian ice hockey player . He was a member of the RCAF Flyers who won the gold medal in ice hockey for Canada at the 1948 Winter Olympics in St . Moritz .
Aleksander Barkov , Sr . Alexander Barkov , Sr . ( born April 17 , 1965 ) is a Russia n professional ice hockey coach . He played a long career for HC Sibir and HC Dynamo Moscow in the Soviet Union , and later for Tappara of the Finnish SM - liiga . His son , Aleksander Barkov , Jr . , was born in Finland and plays for the Florida Panthers of the NHL .
1932 - 33 KCSL Season This is the 1932 - 33 season of the Kings County Senior League : Semi Final . " 2 games total goals " Kentville Atlantics beat Port Williams 5 goals to 4 . Final . " Best of 3 " Canning beat Kentville Atlantics 2 wins to 1 , 1 tie . Canning advanced to the 1932 - 33 Maritimes Senior Playoffs . See Also . Kings County Senior League
Ottawa Wanderers The Ottawa Wanderers were a senior team . They won the Group 2 in the 1919 - 20 season of the Ottawa City Senior League . The Wanderers then lost out in the 1919 - 20 Ottawa District Senior Playoffs . There was also a team of the same name in the Ottawa City Junior Outdoor League in 1934 - 35 .