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Monthly Archives: May 2019
Ice will be bumpy for Jr. team
Here is another article from the Halifax Daily News archives. This is from Tuesday, May 24, 1994. The article discusses the challenges that laid ahead for Halifax’s new QMJHL team. This team, of course, is the Halifax Mooseheads and they … Continue reading
Posted in Halifax, history, hockey
Tagged Halifax Mooseheads, John MacNeil, marketing, QMJHL, Scotiabank Centre
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HFX Wanderers Promotions Staff Keeps Hitting It Out of the Park
The HFX Wanderers management team has done lots of good things when it comes to promoting their product. Everything the Canadian Premier League team has done when identifying and promoting the club has been excellent. The way they have conducted … Continue reading
Posted in Current Events, Halifax, Soccer
Tagged Canadian Premier League, Halifax Wanderers, marketing, Wanderers Grounds
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Babe Ruth in New Brunswick in 1925
Babe Ruth did not have a great season in 1925. He played in only 98 games after his infamous “bellyache heard round the world” at the end of Spring Training. The Yankees would finish the season in seventh place with … Continue reading
Andrew Case Retires
Andrew Case, who began the baseball season as the only Atlantic Canadian in professional baseball retired a couple of weeks ago. He played three games this season with the Blue Jays’ AA team, the New Hampshire Fisher Cats. Case signed … Continue reading
2019 Atlantic Canadians Playing College Ball
Here is my annual list of Atlantic Canadians who are playing college baseball in the United States. As usual, I include all levels of college baseball with all information courtesy of the Canadian Baseball Network. Declan Buckle, IF of Corner … Continue reading
Posted in Atlantic Canadians, College Baseball, Lists, News Archives
Tagged college, NAIA, NCAA, NJCAA
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Dartmouth welcoming Clippers’ arrival
In recognition of the HFX Wanderers first ever home game in franchise history, let’s look back at the Nova Scotia Clippers first game. This is an article that appeared in the Halifax Daily News on May 25, 1991. Dartmouth welcoming … Continue reading
Posted in Halifax, history, News Archives, Soccer, Team Orgins
Tagged Beazley Field, Craig Meister, CSL, Dartmouth, Halifax Daily News, Halifax Wanderers, Nova Scotia Clippers
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