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Birthplace of Ice Hockey
Windsor, Nova Scotia, Canada – c. 1800 by Garth Vaughan © 2001 |
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Hockeyists Overview Women Women’s Ice Hockey Windsor Women Windsor 1924  Jean Reid Windsor 1926 Kay Anslow 1929 W.A.G. 1936 W.A.G. 1946 J.Vaughan TrophyW.A.G. 1948 Detail#1 , #2 , #3 Rockettes 1949 The Sextons Marie (Sexton) Musser Acadia 1924 MarieSexton 1924 Marie(Sexton) Musser Marie (Sexton) Dill Windsor1958 Marie(Sexton) Dill Hazel (Sexton) Wilcox Hazelin her 80s Hazel1910 News Clip
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 Windsor Academy girls Hockey Team – 1936. They traveled 45 miles by train to Halifax for games with Dalhousie University and High School teams and stayed overnight at the homes of the members of the other teams. They later extended the same courtesies to their adversaries. That’s what women’s hockey was like in the 1930s.
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