Ambassador - Gerald "Ged" White

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Hockeyists Overview N.S. Ice Hockey Ambassadors Overview Byron Weston James Power Dartmouth "Chebuctos" Blaine N. Sexton H. Carlton Smith John Dunlop Gerald "Ged" White Ernie Mosher Walter "Mutt" Aker Coming Soon: Hockey Journalism the "good old fashioned" way	Gerald "Ged" White Gerald "Ged" White was born in Newfoundland and attended King’s College in Windsor in the early 1920s. He won a Rhode’s Scholarship and attended Oxford University where he played Ice Hockey for the Oxford Blues in the now famous European Tournaments. He later returned to Nova Scotia and became Headmaster at King’s College School where he taught and coached another generation of hockeyists in Windsor as the game continued to develop into the world’s great winter game. See also John Dunlop For More on King’s-Edgehill School today, see "Hockeyists" Links
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