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It was donated to the Amateur hockey league in 1892. I don't know when it was "created"..
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What are 3 nicknames for the Stanley cup?
Here's four: The Cup, Lord Stanley's Cup, The Holy Grail, or Lord Stanley's Mug.
Do they add a new ring to Lord Stanley's cup each year?
No.
Who is the Stanley cup named after?
It is named after Frederick Arthur, first Lord Stanley of Preston, Governor General of Canada from 1888-1893, who donated the Cup as "a challenge cup which should be held from year to year by the champion hockey team in the dominion of Canada."
Who is the inventor of the Stanley cup?
Lord Stanley
What is the prestigious trophy awarded by the NHL?
The Stanley Cup. It was named after the person who created it, Lord Stanley of Preston.
Where was Stanley of the Stanley Cup Born?
Lord Frederick Stanley was born in the UK
Who was Lord Stanley?
"Lord Stanley" is sometimes used as a nickname for the Stanley Cup. However, Lord Stanley was Frederick Arthur Stanley, Lord Stanley of Preston. He was appointed governor general of Canada in 1888 and served in that capacity until 1893. While in Canada his son became a hockey player and Lord Stanley grew fond of the game. He is best remembered for donating the Stanley Cup as a trophy for Canada's hockey champions and now is synonomous with the NHL champions. I suggest you Google the Stanley Cup and Lord Stanley for complete information.
The stanley cup was named after whom?
Lord Laurence Stanley of Bollington
How much did lord Stanley pay for the Stanley cup?
50 dollars
Why did Lord Stanley create the Stanley Cup?
He wanted the winners to be happy with their win and because before him they there was not any trophy or anything, just glory. The reason of why he only made on I do not know.
How old is sir Stanley cup?
Lord Stanley has been DEAD for years.
Who owns the Stanley cup?
The Stanley Cup was originally donated in 1893 as a challenge cup, for the amateur hockey championship of Canada, by Frederick Arthur, Lord Stanley of Preston, at the time Governor General of Canada.
