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oversee the distribution of draft fees to teams which developed the player. The agreement also set up a joint player development committee to grow the talent pool and skill level, and Page served as its co-chairman. The CAHA constitution was amended at the general meeting to give absolute powers to the executive when needed, which aimed to prevent further court cases. The executive committee also decided on applications by senior teams to play in the
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independent from the NHL, a move away from junior-aged players being bound by contracts to professional teams. He set about to replace the existing system of NHL clubs directly sponsoring junior teams with a universal draft instead. He recognized that a new system might cost more money to operate, but give the CAHA more control over its junior players in the future. He entered into negotiations for a new player development agreement between the CAHA, the NHL, and the
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William Minor Hockey Association in 1948, and was elected to be the organization's president in 1951. He later served on the TBAHA executive committee starting in 1954, and was its president from 1959 to 1964. He arranged to have exhibition games at
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Championships, with Ahearne casting a tie-breaking vote against it. On January 20, 1970, Canada withdrew from international play and resigned hosting duties of the 1970 World Ice Hockey
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once they graduate from junior hockey, or to be signed as a free agent in the year the player reaches his 20th birthday. The NHL agreed to pay development fees to the CAHA for the drafted players, and it allowed the CAHA to distribute the fees. The new agreement came at a time that also leveled the
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The 1967 CAHA general meeting saw Page re-elected as president, and ratification of the new 5-year professional-amateur agreement. NHL teams agreed to pay $ 3,000 for each of the first 72 players, and $ 2,000 per any player drafted thereafter or signed as a free agent. Page and the CAHA would then
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Championships A pool, and gave permission to use minor league professionals and reinstated amateurs at event. Page replied to the Russian protests of professionals by saying that "it was decided upon by a majority
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to include the top senior club teams from each country, would not be as appealing to
Canadian spectators as opposed to national teams. The league never came to be as Sweden and Czechoslovakia expressed concerns about travel time since players worked other jobs, and no commitment was made by the
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playoffs to cover travel expenses. At the same meeting, he opposed a motion which gave the CAHA president or his representative the power to choose either the two-referee-system without linesmen, or the one-referee-two-linesmen system for CAHA playoffs. Page preferred having one referee and two
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while Fleury was absent due to a heart condition. Page said that he expected to enter talks with the NHL regarding a new professional-amateur pact being proposed by the CAHA, and that the old agreement would end in June 1967. At the same meeting, the CAHA accepted the
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possibility of Canada and the Soviet Union playing each other using professionals by May 1972, but admitted there were difficulties in negotiation. He expected talks to continue during the 1972 Winter Olympics in Sapporo. He had begun negotiating with
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due to the increasing professional and commercial nature of the sport. Page did not take the threat seriously, since he believed that profits from hockey actually kept the Olympics going. Page confirmed that the CAHA considered withdrawing from the
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504:(MJHL). Page and the committee reached a resolution by profit sharing the ticket sales between the leagues and teams. He also admitted a mistake in the Western junior playoffs structure, and agreed to revisit the issue as proposed by
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the AAHA president. Page also served as chairman of the CAHA junior hockey committee which upheld the NHL's junior age limit of 20, but also agreed to ask the NHL for age 21. His term as past president expired on May 29, 1971, when
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sentiments in the QAHA, where some leagues broke away from the English-dominated CAHA. Page and the QAHA intended to use the opportunity to play on the second Canadian national team as a drawing card to stay within the CAHA.
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assumed the role. The CAHA then passed a by-law to give life membership to all past presidents. Page continued to attend CAHA meetings as a life member, and was appointed a director-at-large of the CAHA in September 1971.
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during the 1959–60 season. He also urged for residents in Port Arthur to push for a replacement to the lost Port Arthur Arena. During Fort William's general meeting in 1960, he announced the hosting duties for the 1961
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quarterfinals, which marked the first time that Allan Cup games were played outside of Canada. The CAHA changed a rule to allow games in Spokane, and had the Jets reached the finals, they would have hosted.
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in November 1993, and was nominated as that league's inaugural chairman of the board. Page retired from his various positions in 1996, after serving 23 years as a hockey executive in British Columbia.
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for the biggest profit, and that no set rule was in place for determining the location of the games. The games were ultimately played in the Gardens, since the OHA championship was won by the nearby
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until 1964. Page chaired the Western Canada junior hockey committee that examined the reduced calibre of play in the Memorial Cup, brought on by rapid expansion which included 17 new teams in the
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to be eligible to compete for the Memorial Cup. The CMJHL proceeded with legal action against Page and the CAHA, with the aim to have the suspension lifted and be eligible for the Memorial Cup.
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858:, Austria, and was elected second vice-president of the IIHF for a three-year term. He was later elected for a three-year term first-vice president of the IIHF, at the 1969 summer congress in
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take their place in Pool A. He also said that Sweden was protesting since Canada withdrew from the annual Ahearne Cup hosted in Sweden, when Canada received poor press coverage in Sweden.
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358:, then grabbed Page who was refereeing, and began dancing with him at center ice. After the incident, Page implied that he did not like dancing. He later officiated in the
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Winter Club, and coached a Pee-Wee aged hockey team with the club. He and Ethel frequently travelled together to international hockey events, and returned regularly to
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on tour in Canada in December 1962. From 1963 to 1964, he was the chairman of a CAHA committee to establish a leadership program and clinics for coaches.
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had a good chance of hosting, due to Page residing in the area. He later announced that the first 15 games of the championships were to be played at the
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competition. He has also been the namesake of the North Shore Winter Club's Midget AAA hockey tournament since 1984, and was named by
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when it opened on March 6, 1951. He was recognized for his refereeing abilities, and was selected to officiate in playoffs for the
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playoffs, and acted as co-chairman of the 1969 CAHA general meeting at the
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recognized suspensions handed out by the NHL, and would not permit
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national teams. He later became a founding member of the
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3208:. Medicine Hat, Alberta. December 12, 1969. p. 5.
3107:. Cumberland, Maryland. December 27, 1997. p. 16.
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1072:. He later supervised the design and manufacturing of
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Page attended the 1966 summer congress of the IIHF in
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linesmen. In the winter of 1961–62, he co-chaired the
3909:
It's Our Game: Celebrating 100 Years Of Hockey Canada
3132:. Winnipeg, Manitoba. September 27, 1971. p. 45.
2515:. Winnipeg, Manitoba. September 17, 1966. p. 59.
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Hall of Fame in 1995, and then posthumously into the
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were transferring from the rival BCJHL to the PCJHL.
3546:. Lethbridge, Alberta. October 16, 1982. p. 25.
3316:. Winnipeg, Manitoba. February 23, 1970. p. 26.
3183:. Winnipeg, Manitoba. December 12, 1969. p. 46.
3079:. Brandon, Manitoba. September 27, 1971. p. 14.
2490:. Winnipeg, Manitoba. December 10, 1966. p. 55.
2339:. Winnipeg, Manitoba. February 27, 1967. p. 44.
1831:"After 29 years, Trail still clings to championship"
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Canadian Amateur Hockey Association vice-presidents
3691:. Port Arthur, Ontario. October 6, 1937. p. 6.
3645:. Dauphin, Manitoba. November 30, 1993. p. 13.
3596:. Brandon, Manitoba. September 17, 1985. p. 7.
2929:. Winnipeg, Manitoba. October 22, 1968. p. 18.
2776:. Winnipeg, Manitoba. February 6, 1968. p. 17.
2540:. Winnipeg, Manitoba. December 2, 1966. p. 48.
2440:. Winnipeg, Manitoba. October 24, 1966. p. 45.
2415:. Winnipeg, Manitoba. October 21, 1966. p. 47.
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1964:. Winnipeg, Manitoba. January 25, 1965. p. 41.
1913:. Lethbridge, Alberta. December 8, 1964. p. 7.
1764:. Winnipeg, Manitoba. December 4, 1962. p. 24.
1689:. Lethbridge, Alberta. December 8, 1961. p. 9.
1683:"Lee Fogolin and His 'Cats Solid But Unspectacular"
1451:. Fort William, Ontario. March 7, 1951. p. 10.
481:, Czechoslovakia and Sweden, during December 1964.
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3291:. Brandon, Manitoba. February 18, 1970. p. 8.
2954:. Lethbridge, Alberta. April 15, 1969. p. 10.
2751:. Winnipeg, Manitoba. January 22, 1968. p. 1.
2465:. Lethbridge, Alberta. March 30, 1967. p. 11.
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2231:. Winnipeg, Manitoba. August 19, 1966. p. 22.
1739:. Winnipeg, Manitoba. August 27, 1962. p. 20.
1197:in 1967, and both the CAHA and AHAUS in 1971. The
4055:Thunder Bay Amateur Hockey Association executives
3784:. Medicine Hat, Alberta. May 25, 1973. p. 5.
3571:. Brandon, Manitoba. February 1, 1983. p. 6.
2694:. Medicine Hat, Alberta. May 22, 1968. p. 6.
2014:. Winnipeg, Manitoba. March 25, 1965. p. 22.
1989:. Winnipeg, Manitoba. March 23, 1965. p. 16.
2878:. Lethbridge, Alberta. July 22, 1968. p. 7.
2669:. Winnipeg, Manitoba. July 31, 1969. p. 42.
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2282:. Brandon, Manitoba. October 6, 1966. p. 6.
2178:. Lethbridge, Alberta. May 28, 1966. p. 11.
2090:. Winnipeg, Manitoba. March 2, 1966. p. 55.
1447:"Mayor Badani Opens First Game In New Gardens".
1282:"Page, Frederick – Biography – Honoured Builder"
767:In other CAHA business, Page announced that the
223:from 1966 to 1972, where he helped organize the
3202:"Canadian hockey types are annoyed at Brundage"
3054:. Winnipeg, Manitoba. May 21, 1974. p. 61.
3029:. Winnipeg, Manitoba. May 29, 1971. p. 60.
3004:. Winnipeg, Manitoba. May 21, 1969. p. 55.
2979:. Winnipeg, Manitoba. May 10, 1969. p. 64.
2688:"Canadian national team's future decided today"
2625:. Winnipeg, Manitoba. May 27, 1967. p. 54.
2065:. Winnipeg, Manitoba. May 28, 1965. p. 45.
1862:. Winnipeg, Manitoba. May 23, 1964. p. 16.
1758:"Something Big Brewing In Junior Puck Circles?"
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1388:. West Vancouver, British Columbia. p. 15.
570:Amateur Hockey Association of the United States
449:
4040:International Ice Hockey Federation executives
3970:Canadian Amateur Hockey Association presidents
3565:"Tier Two leagues seek help from Ernie McLean"
3488:. Brandon, Manitoba. June 17, 1976. p. 7.
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1247:as chairman of its all-century team in 1999.
579:Page refereed in the Memorial Cup competition
4010:Canadian sports executives and administrators
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2203:. Brandon, Manitoba. June 4, 1966. p. 6.
1714:. Brandon, Manitoba. May 25, 1962. p. 7.
1184:The Northwestern Ontario Sports Hall of Fame
370:the Fort William Gardens with teams from the
16:Canadian ice hockey administrator and referee
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2127:. Brandon, Manitoba. May 3, 1966. p. 7.
1983:"Saskatchewan juniors can't fill CAHA dates"
1157:, in 1965. He soon became involved with the
946:, and Ahearne as the president of the IIHF.
519:, which included many penalties between the
471:Canada men's national junior ice hockey team
3778:"New CAHA president looks to junior hockey"
3101:"Hockey Hall of Famer Fred Page dead at 82"
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2796:"Czechs Here Next Year – World Loop Slowed"
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1708:"CAHA Nixes Roxburgh Rejection Of Olympics"
496:and the Brandon Wheat Kings playing in the
433:British Columbia Amateur Hockey Association
196:competitions. He was a league executive in
19:For other people named Frederick Page, see
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2896:O'Shaughnessy, Mike (September 19, 1968).
2484:"Reinstatement Draft Nearing Final Stages"
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1134:. His wife Ethel soon began a career as a
1021:from 1935 to 1939. He then worked for the
973:(BCJHL). In 1976, Page announced that the
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3880:Houston, William; Shoalts, David (1993).
3857:Lapp, Richard M.; Macaulay, Alec (1997).
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2822:"Allan Cup Playoffs To Be Played In U.S."
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287:Page was born on September 29, 1915, in
257:Northwestern Ontario Sports Hall of Fame
140:Northwestern Ontario Sports Hall of Fame
3362:"Russian-Canadian Hockey Talks Revived"
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597:playing field for new NHL clubs in the
552:Canadian Interuniversity Athletic Union
490:Saskatchewan Amateur Hockey Association
4030:Ice hockey people from North Vancouver
1203:ice hockey at the 1972 Winter Olympics
965:Page assisted in the formation of the
301:Thunder Bay Amateur Hockey Association
202:Thunder Bay Amateur Hockey Association
4000:Canadian manufacturing businesspeople
3803:"League Championship (Fred Page Cup)"
2563:"Canada Wants World Tourney: Or Else"
2382:Taylor, Sterling (October 13, 1966).
971:British Columbia Junior Hockey League
635:Canada men's national ice hockey team
441:Soviet Union national ice hockey team
253:British Columbia Junior Hockey League
219:Page served as vice-president of the
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3960:Businesspeople from British Columbia
3950:20th-century Canadian businesspeople
3674:Fred Page: Inductee information file
3023:"Kryczka CAHA Head; Addison Honored"
2390:. Medicine Hat, Alberta. p. 13.
1958:"MJHL waives bye into western final"
1933:"CAHA Settles Dispute On Gate-Split"
1837:. Medicine Hat, Alberta. p. 20.
1505:"Sons Display Confidence In Tune-Up"
1484:from the original on October 5, 2015
3884:Eagleson: The Fall of a Hockey Czar
3152:"Russians Against Tourney Schedule"
2592:Krevenchuk, Walter (May 26, 1967).
1931:Artiss, Laurie (October 24, 1964).
1880:Collins, Fred (November 21, 1964).
1559:. Fort William, Ontario. p. 8.
812:in the 1968–69 season of the MJHL.
667:1970 World Ice Hockey Championships
659:International Ice Hockey Federation
607:Canadian Major Junior Hockey League
486:Manitoba Amateur Hockey Association
381:Canadian Amateur Hockey Association
299:for the 1934–35 season. He won the
275:, and was made the namesake of the
221:International Ice Hockey Federation
206:Canadian Amateur Hockey Association
3861:. Madeira Park, British Columbia:
3415:Maki, Allan (September 20, 2002).
3360:MacLaine, Ian (February 7, 1972).
2276:"CMJHL Defies CHA – Ready To Roll"
1782:Telpner, Gene (December 1, 1962).
1664:. Lethbridge, Alberta. p. 13.
944:Soviet Union Ice Hockey Federation
866:, and served as a director at the
732:speculated that Vancouver and the
611:Alberta Amateur Hockey Association
534:based on recommendations from the
245:Pacific Coast Junior Hockey League
200:, then served as president of the
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3397:. Winnipeg, Manitoba. p. 57.
3368:. Winnipeg, Manitoba. p. 19.
3342:. Winnipeg, Manitoba. p. 57.
3266:. Winnipeg, Manitoba. p. 30.
3237:. Winnipeg, Manitoba. p. 42.
3158:. Winnipeg, Manitoba. p. 24.
3126:"MJHL Fares Well At CAHA Meeting"
2973:"Junior Age Limit Hot Item Again"
2904:. Winnipeg, Manitoba. p. 48.
2853:. Winnipeg, Manitoba. p. 54.
2827:. Winnipeg, Manitoba. p. 44.
2802:. Winnipeg, Manitoba. p. 47.
2794:Taylor, Len (February 17, 1968).
2723:. Winnipeg, Manitoba. p. 23.
2600:. Winnipeg, Manitoba. p. 25.
2249:Gross, George (August 30, 1966).
2153:. Winnipeg, Manitoba. p. 41.
2121:"Junior Expansion Inches Forward"
2034:"Decisions, Decisions, Decisions"
2008:"SJHL to compete in Memorial Cup"
1888:. Winnipeg, Manitoba. p. 56.
1604:Artiss, Laurie (March 28, 1960).
1511:. Winnipeg, Manitoba. p. 18.
1155:North Vancouver, British Columbia
1138:. Page was a member of the local
740:, with the final 15 games at the
615:Quebec Amateur Hockey Association
498:Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League
283:Early life and Thunder Bay hockey
80:North Vancouver, British Columbia
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1320:March, Ashley (April 28, 2015).
1050:Port Arthur Shipbuilding Company
942:as the general secretary of the
492:(SAHA) were at odds, due to the
322:when it opened on March 6, 1951.
3980:Canadian Car and Foundry people
3464:. Dauphin, Manitoba. p. 5.
2303:Cole, Rick (October 24, 2016).
2257:. Brandon, Manitoba. p. 8.
2040:. Brandon, Manitoba. p. 8.
1612:. Brandon, Manitoba. p. 1.
991:Canadian Junior A Hockey League
902:The Hotel International Prague
698:Page refereed in the Allan Cup
650:International Olympic Committee
633:to play as an amateur with the
326:From 1940 to 1948, Page was an
249:Canadian Junior A Hockey League
229:ice hockey at the Olympic Games
21:Frederick Page (disambiguation)
4035:Ice hockey people from Ontario
3955:British Columbia Hockey League
3807:British Columbia Hockey League
2059:"NHL Creating Depressed Areas"
1856:"Fleury is new CAHA president"
1829:Kerr, Grant (April 21, 1990).
1733:"Want Cup Standards Kept High"
1503:Bowles, Ted (April 14, 1953).
1019:Ontario Department of Highways
967:Pacific Junior A Hockey League
864:Ice Hockey World Championships
447:Canadian international play...
303:(TBAHA) championship with the
227:, and served as a director of
225:Ice Hockey World Championships
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4050:Sportspeople from Thunder Bay
4025:Hockey Hall of Fame inductees
3995:Canadian Junior Hockey League
3985:Canadian ice hockey officials
3391:"Bad Publicity May Have Hurt"
2845:Vipond, Jim (June 22, 1968).
2534:"Page Takes Brundage Lightly"
2172:"Page Elected Puck President"
1907:"Lacombe Crew Ready For Tour"
1233:Canadian Junior Hockey League
502:Manitoba Junior Hockey League
3441:Houston & Shoalts (1993)
2820:Eaton, Al (March 21, 1968).
1606:"Late Rioting Spoils Finale"
893:Canadian Olympic Association
794:Western Canada Hockey League
623:Alberta Junior Hockey League
295:in Port Arthur, then played
3990:Canadian ice hockey players
3965:Businesspeople from Ontario
3073:"World hockey 'dead issue'"
2898:"Regals Sign Japanese Star"
2145:McNeil, Al (May 27, 1966).
2108:Lapp & Macaulay (1997),
1534:Hockey Northwestern Ontario
806:Japan Ice Hockey Federation
790:Canadian Hockey Association
688:Quebec sovereignty movement
350:. During game three of the
255:. He was inducted into the
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3907:McKinley, Michael (2014).
2998:"CAHA Must Be Nice To NHL"
2147:"CAHA Effects Age Changes"
2084:"Juniors May Snub Gardens"
1360:"Page, Frederick (Fred)".
1199:Japanese Olympic Committee
1089:Richmond, British Columbia
938:as president of the CAHA,
932:Hotel International Prague
671:Colorado Springs, Colorado
536:Ontario Hockey Association
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3590:"Falcons opt for collars"
2650:McKinley, Michael (2014),
2384:"SAHA ignores suspension"
1195:Canadian Centennial Medal
1111:near the family's cottage
1068:, and components for the
500:(SJHL) instead of in the
273:Canadian Centennial Medal
135:Canadian Centennial Medal
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4005:Canadian sports builders
3285:"Well, here we go again"
2872:"Quebec Ties Strengthen"
2619:"Resents 'English' CAHA"
1074:glass-reinforced plastic
1070:Avro Canada CF-105 Arrow
1031:Royal Canadian Air Force
1023:Canadian Car and Foundry
856:Pörtschach am Wörthersee
792:(CHA) or its affiliated
554:as an associate member.
383:(CAHA) general meeting.
251:, and presided over the
3756:NWO Sports Hall of Fame
3672:Dwyer, Kathryn (2019),
3310:"Stalemate in Lausanne"
2434:"CAHA Suspends Boucher"
2358:"Suspension His Answer"
2333:"New Pro-Am Pact Close"
1386:The North Shore Outlook
1048:In 1951, he joined the
1035:Curtiss SB2C Helldivers
961:British Columbia hockey
824:in Calgary, along with
587:Page and NHL president
3752:"Fred Page – Inductee"
3540:"WHL needs baby draft"
3514:BC Hockey Hall of Fame
1478:BC Sports Hall of Fame
1222:BC Sports Hall of Fame
1189:
1188:inducted Page in 1986.
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1107:Page's memorial cairn
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356:St. Boniface Canadiens
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269:BC Sports Hall of Fame
267:Hall of Fame, and the
210:National Hockey League
155:BC Sports Hall of Fame
3707:The Chronicle-Journal
3389:(February 12, 1972).
3229:(December 27, 1969).
3105:Cumberland Times News
2715:(December 19, 1967).
2409:"CAHA Meeting Called"
1636:St. John's Daily News
1362:The Chronicle-Journal
1288:. Hockey Hall of Fame
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1117:Hillcrest High School
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184:. He originated from
3911:. Toronto, Ontario:
3520:on November 29, 2018
1334:on November 30, 2018
1327:Cornwall Seaway News
1163:Thunder Bay, Ontario
1078:pulp and paper mills
872:1972 Winter Olympics
868:1968 Winter Olympics
838:International hockey
780:Post-CAHA presidency
654:Winter Olympic Games
525:Niagara Falls Flyers
401:Port Arthur Bearcats
340:Fort William Gardens
289:Port Arthur, Ontario
186:Port Arthur, Ontario
61:Port Arthur, Ontario
3890:McGraw-Hill Ryerson
3888:. Whitby, Ontario:
3456:(August 23, 1972).
3395:Winnipeg Free Press
3366:Winnipeg Free Press
3340:Winnipeg Free Press
3314:Winnipeg Free Press
3264:Winnipeg Free Press
3258:(January 3, 1970).
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3181:Winnipeg Free Press
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3027:Winnipeg Free Press
3002:Winnipeg Free Press
2977:Winnipeg Free Press
2927:Winnipeg Free Press
2902:Winnipeg Free Press
2851:Winnipeg Free Press
2825:Winnipeg Free Press
2800:Winnipeg Free Press
2774:Winnipeg Free Press
2749:Winnipeg Free Press
2721:Winnipeg Free Press
2667:Winnipeg Free Press
2663:"Who's Kidding Who"
2623:Winnipeg Free Press
2598:Winnipeg Free Press
2567:Winnipeg Free Press
2538:Winnipeg Free Press
2513:Winnipeg Free Press
2509:"CAHA Pleased, But"
2488:Winnipeg Free Press
2438:Winnipeg Free Press
2413:Winnipeg Free Press
2337:Winnipeg Free Press
2305:"Boucher Suspended"
2229:Winnipeg Free Press
2151:Winnipeg Free Press
2088:Winnipeg Free Press
2063:Winnipeg Free Press
1886:Winnipeg Free Press
1788:Winnipeg Free Press
1762:Winnipeg Free Press
1737:Winnipeg Free Press
1557:Daily Times-Journal
1509:Winnipeg Free Press
1449:Daily Times-Journal
1235:awards a different
1214:Hockey Hall of Fame
1170:Lions Gate Hospital
1066:Royal Canadian Navy
1062:Grumman S-2 Tracker
729:Winnipeg Free Press
639:Toronto Maple Leafs
423:CAHA vice-president
415:, and won the 1962
392:Brandon Wheat Kings
305:Port Arthur Juniors
261:Hockey Hall of Fame
145:Hockey Hall of Fame
4015:Canadian surveyors
3863:Harbour Publishing
3705:"Page, Ethel H.".
3421:The Globe and Mail
2948:"Reschedule Games"
2561:(March 21, 1967).
2309:The Hockey Writers
2197:"Page Bares Teeth"
1784:"When CBC Saw Red"
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1176:Honours and awards
1130:, then resided in
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521:Edmonton Oil Kings
328:ice hockey referee
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271:. He received the
182:ice hockey referee
180:administrator and
152:Hall of Fame, 1995
57:September 29, 1915
4045:Olympic officials
3922:978-0-670-06817-3
3782:Medicine Hat News
3640:"Just briefly..."
3544:Lethbridge Herald
3206:Medicine Hat News
2952:Lethbridge Herald
2876:Lethbridge Herald
2745:"City Gets Games"
2692:Medicine Hat News
2463:Lethbridge Herald
2388:Medicine Hat News
2362:Lethbridge Herald
2176:Lethbridge Herald
1911:Lethbridge Herald
1835:Medicine Hat News
1687:Lethbridge Herald
1662:Lethbridge Herald
1610:Brandon Daily Sun
1530:"Past Presidents"
1286:Legends of Hockey
1043:bus manufacturing
1027:Hawker Hurricanes
1013:Page worked as a
997:Professional life
975:Chilliwack Bruins
810:Winnipeg Monarchs
700:(trophy pictured)
594:NHL Amateur Draft
589:Clarence Campbell
581:(trophy pictured)
532:1966 Memorial Cup
517:1965 Memorial Cup
513:1964 Memorial Cup
494:Flin Flon Bombers
396:senior ice hockey
388:1960 Memorial Cup
362:playoffs, and at
360:1958 Memorial Cup
352:1953 Memorial Cup
297:junior ice hockey
214:NHL Amateur Draft
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