When Freddy and his family attend an exhibition hockey game, Freddy is convinced that Billy Binkle, the most famous hockey player of all time, is there, and he embarks on a mission to find him.
In this magical story that perfectly conjures 1920s New York and the nostalgia of childhood summers, an unexpected encounter shows George the value of never giving up.
A Bruin: Oh that we now had here some of our castoffs, – Freddy, or Jimmy or Harry or – Enter King Ross: What's he that wishes so. No, if we are marked to lose, we are enough. And if to win, the fewer men the greater share of honor.
The Bruins would win only two Stanley Cups, a fraction of what most hockey dynasties yield. Then again, no team ever connected with a fan base like the Boston Bruins. With Bobby Orradopted son Number Four—leading the way, ...
Tommy goes from timid observer to essential player - as we readers cheer him on! Illustrated by Zachary Pullen whose inimitable style blends perfectly with Zachary Hyman's inspiring text.
Peter Pearson's film is one of those probing, identitycrisis classics that keep university Canadian Studies courses going. If only students could find the damn thing — there's your identity crisis right there!
Sasakamoose played against such legends as Gordie Howe, Jean Beliveau, and Maurice Richard. After twelve games, he returned home. When people tell Sasakamoose's story, this is usually where they end it.
The fish would've been on special all night, written up on the board by the front door, put on a menu insert, programmed into the servers' POS system: SPEC FRY or SPEC SANDY. They'd probably served two hundred fish dinners earlier, ...
A three - course dinner for Ted Bundy . ... No longer qualifying as a hero , Bundy was now cast into the complementary role of scapegoat . ... The flyer displayed a likeness of the killer under the slogan : " A Man with Vision .
Hockey Night in Canada " was playing on the livingroom television to keep everyone company during their upstairs - to ... regardless of whether the room was familyfull or empty but for him and Freddy , the family cat — the room really ...
played and scored—that's why we set an NHL record of eleven 20-goal scorers. I could never have a guy sit on the ... It happened to me once when I was a player. ... Like Freddy said, “There are certain people who are abrasive by nature.