1949 Hockey Inductees
The 1949 Hockey Hall of Fame class was not a very large; actually it was only two players. Still, the addition of Art Ross and Dan Bain were two very good additions to the Hall, though we wonder why they would sandwich such a small group among larger ones.
Art Ross
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1949 Hockey Inductees
It is very possible that Art Ross may have done enough to enter the Hockey Hall of Fame just for his on ice endeavors, or even enough on his off ice ones. Seriously, he was that important to the game. A two time Stanley Cup Winner, and one of the more punishing defenseman ever, he excelled at the counter attack and rushed the puck out of…
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Dan Bain
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Considered one of the best all-around Canadian athletes in the turn of the century, Dan Bain excelled at everything he touched. Consider that he won the following: The Manitoba Roller Skating Championship at age 13 The Manitoba Gymnastics Competition at age 17. Three Manitoba Cycling Championships. Canadian Trapshooting Champion in 1903 Bain was also considered one of Canada’s top lacrosse players and had multiple awards in…
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